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. >> joining me to talk about this , errol lewis, joey jackson, criminal defense attorney, and kelly jane torrance deputy managing editor for "the weekly standard." welcome back, everyone. joey, let me start with you and a statement from senate judiciary where they say the supplemental fbi investigation or background investigation will be limited to current credible allegations against the nominee, must be completed no later than one week from today. now how do they get to the working definition of credible here? because there seems to be no overwhelming amount of corroborating evidence for any of the accusations. what's credible here, and what isn't? >> good morning, victor. what a difference a day makes needless to say. here's the point -- i think credible could be parsed. we could argue as to whether or not the other accusers are credible, they're not credible. at the end of the day you need an investigation that satisfies senator flake in addition to the swing votes that they need. i think the fbi certainly having heard, right, as we have heard about not only the fined doctor for

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it's too late now. >> joey? >> such a critical point. you have seen someone in the administration rearing the head. we don't know who they are but where is the elected leadership? we have, you know, look. why we always talk about the midterm elections and wait until what happens in 2018. what about people who are in power now? who are fearful to say anything. notwithstanding whatever the president does, whatever the president says. it's just complete silence and it just is the silence is deafening. when is someone in congress going to write an editorial where they attach their name to it to say enough is enough? if there's a tipping point, we're at it. what are you going to do here and now? >> wolf, another point. in washington, nothing stays a secret. eventually i think we are going to know who wrote this. and that is going to have another impact within the administration. >> it's interesting you say. i got a text from somebody again in and around trump world who suspects that it is somebody who wants to eventually be known. >> right. >

joey: housing is definitely very important. that's top of the list, of course, but taking somebody off the street and just putting them in housing, i don't think it's necessarily the answer without having some kind of treatment to bring them to being able to be a productive member of society. reporter: she's grown all too familiar with life on the streets of hollywood. now, summer from utah no longer believes anyone really cares what happens to her. summer: once you're down, the system keeps you down. and they don't want -- they say they want to help you, but they legitimately don't. they want to get you out of their way. i mean, even the cops told me yesterday, they were like, we hate you guys being like out here like this, and seeing this on our streets. and i am like, then do something about it. reporter: the police regularly evict the homeless woman from her makeshift home, writing her a ticket for setting up a tent on the street. so far, she hasn't been able to find an emergency shelter. the glittering lights of hollywood

joey, you're coming back next hour, that's why i'm going back to tim. but a source tells cnn that the president shouted out, "get hope hicks back here!" right? he's unhappy with how his communications director, bill shine, is responding or has led the response to this new bob woodward book fear. but we at the point of hope hicks' tenure in the office were dealing with just "future and fury" and those reports errol talked about. we've now been through "fire and fury," "unhinged," the op ed, this new book that's coming. it's not that there's so much fighting a single author, but they're fighting a narrative here. >> well, they're not just fighting a narrative. this is -- this white house is the leakiest white house in the modern era. they're not just fighting a narrative, they're fighting the fact that the president, despite all the firing that has gone on in this white house, the president can't get a group of people around him who are completely loyal to him in the sense that they're willing to cover everything up for him. he still has people close to h

. >>> joining us now is julian zeleny and joey jackson.entlemen, welcome back to "new day sunday." julian, i'm going to start with you. there is now the acceptance of a date in time potentially. are we really any closer to seeing or understanding the specifics of what we will see or maybe will not see if it's private, on thursday? >> well, i think we are going to see testimony from two people. >> you think they both will be public? >> i think it will be. i think if there is no fbi investigation, if there is no other people testifying, and this is all we have, there is going to be a lot of pressure to have this in public. kavanaugh has been very clear on what he is going to say. and so this will be about hearing dr. ford and if this is not in public, i think it's going to be very hard to build support for what happens. i think there is going to be a lot of pressure to see what she has to say and to hear her account. >> joey, listen to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell on friday and show you what a democratic senator tweeted out us. wat

every time i quote my grandson -- he would say joey, keep the faith and my grandmother would joey, spread the faith. vote. vote. vote. here on c-span, "washington next live it with your phone calls and a look at today's headlines. that is followed by newsmakers with democratic senator patrick leahy from vermont. and later, national security adviser john bolton talks about the legitimacy of the international criminal court based in the netherlands to hear cases on genocide and other crimes against humanity. >> coming up on today's "washington journal" washington post columnist steven perlstein talks about the 10th anniversary of the 2008 financial crisis. then louis jacobson from governing magazine joins us to discuss key governor races to watch in the upcoming midterm elections. ♪ on a cloudy sunday here in washington, these eight, the house is in recess for the week while the senate returns tomorrow afternoon. look for a number of votes on additional funding in the alarming rise of the opioid epidemic across the country. the senate taking up a bill calling for more transparency when it c

prominent far right presidential candidate is in a grave but stable condition after being stabbed joey people sinatra who was attacked while campaigning in the city of juist a former opponent say his views are racist and homophobic but he's performing strongly in the opinion polls this gabriel elizondo. was an attack that happened fast gyre bosa maddow on a brazil's top presidential candidates carried on the shoulders of his supporters at a campaign rally in his july state in south eastern brazil and then he was stabbed by someone in the crowd. cell phone video from various angles capture him clutching his abdomen and paying his supporters rushed him into a waiting ambulance amid panic and confusion. to arrive at a local hospital in grave condition with a stab wound that punctured his liver and other organs after four hours of emergency surgery he was stabilized doctors say he'll spend at least a week in the hospital but is expected to make a full recovery the assailant a middle aged man was immediately arrested his motives remain unclear brazil's president quickly condemned the attack

joey's exactly right. do is open the door to the special counsel filling in the blanks. who was at the june, 2016, trump tower meeting? what was their mindset? what if anything was said or believed to have been said to the president? i mean, all of these things will come into sharper relief from a incredible source. president trump tweeted several times that paul manafort is holding strong and not going to make up stories and so forth. but this notion that he was somehow going to take a guilty plea or a conviction and hold out for a pardon, i think that's now gone. i mean, that's dead and buried. >> yeah. good point to make. listen, gentlemen, i want to read -- get people caught up on another story and get your take. this decades' old assault accusation against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh that's coming into play, that's threatening to impact his confirmation vote, we know. here's the thing -- a woman sent a letter to senator dianne feinstein accused kavanaugh of assaulting her in high school, in

everything joey is saying is reasonable. we are where we are.s do not control anything here. the democrats in my view are in the process of completely botching this and if dr. ford and her legal team think they are going to in the next couple days follow the democrats into somehow playing a better hand than the republicans, i submit to you that they are making a mistake by trying to follow the democrats down this road. the democrats are not in control. >> to this question, could the republicans be botching this themselves or do you think because they hold all the cards, because they control the committee process, they can walk away from monday without having christine testify and be just fine and sail right on past this? >> i think it depends on who you ask. yes, there's always a chance that they are going to look really bad in this situation. but as things stand, as david said, this is the process that we're dealing with at this po t point. and there is an argument to be made that they could actually be worse for them if she does show. up becau

josh rogin, joey jackson, walter shaub, always grateful to have you gentlemen with us. thank you. >> thank you. >>> former president barack obama is back on the campaign trail ahead of the midterm elections. coming up, his searing rebuke of the trump administration and his message to voters. >> as a fellow citizen, i am here to deliver a simple message, and that is that you need to vote because our democracy depends on it. >> listen, there are deadlines to register to vote in november elections that are coming up. well, voters in several states need to make sure they have the right i.d., of course, before they cast a ballot. there's a volunteer group helping citizens get the i.d.s they need so they can exercise their right. >>> tesla's visionary and ceo elon musk lights up. >> i mean, it's legal, right? >> totally legal. >> okay. >> how does that work? do people get upset at you if you do certain things? >> but his latest antics are raising questions about his well-being. this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month,

but because there's an allegation and accusation, i do think it's a society and joey probably sees itcourts all the time that we are quick to convict. i mean, if there's an allegation then he is absolutely guilty right away. and that in myself i think accelerated in the trump era where we're digesting news so quick, decisions so quick right now it's crazy. it should be shelved, should be paused and should be a deep investigation to this. >>t all. we have actually developed sort of some criteria by which to decide whether or not an accusation that remains an accusation is credible. if they told somebody before they developed the motive in this particular circumstances. so i do think that there is -- >> i'm not questioning whether she is -- >> but out of the blue accusations and what we are seeing here. >> no, no, no. let's be very clear and then i'll stop talking. bottom line, i'm not questioning whether she's telling the truth or not but let's not run quickly to, you know, conviction because of something being said and i think we all are in agreement this has to be -- go out longer th

joey, you always remind us of the facts. thank you. appreciate it. >> there's another thing this is about. it's about control. it was something like 58% of people in that poll said that they think, you know, some of the staff are involved with taking things of the president's and controlling things behind the scenes. that means the president is not in control. so a lot of these statements are to firm up the president's sense of self, because that's very important to him. >> yeah. listen, other topic, donald trump jr. saying that he is not worried about his legal explosion from the russia probe. have a listen to what he said this morning on abc. >> are you scared that you could go to jail? >> i'm not. because i know what i did, and i'm not worried about any of that. you know? that doesn't mean they won't try to create something. we've seen that happen with everything. but, you know, again, i'm not. >> but some say that mueller has been successful. he has indictment of manafort. he has a plea deal from cohen. he has papadopoulos sentenced. he's got a l

joey castillo is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you joey.an, actor, and writer you know from such movies as "the disaster artist," "knocked up," and "the interview." his latest film, "like father," is streaming on netflix now. let's take a look. >> rachael. >> oh. >> good to see you. >> yep. >> yeah. >> i have good news, i hope. i heard your guy's flight wasn't 'til tonight. and you're going to go on the hike. so i asked if i could switch in your group. and they said, "yes." >> oh. >> is that cool? >> yeah. >> great. cool. hi. >> hi. >> i'm jeff. >> hi, jeff. >> hi, jeff. >> i'm rachael's ship friend. >> friend. >> yes. and we met on this ship. and we're friends. so i'm going to be hiking with you guys. so that's exciting. got to work off the pancakes, right? how good were those? you try the boysenberry stuff? >> yeah. >> that was good. it's -- >> seth: please welcome back to the show, our good friend, seth rogan, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: always so wonderfu

joey did that 17 wings a minute. if i'm really hungr i might be kele to -- [ overlapping sp ] >>. [ laughter ] >> 17? wow. >> they must have iron stomachs don't they have pain after that. i don't know? >> iron widow. >> she's from northern virginia. she is tiny and she can eat it all. >> good metabolism. >> yeah. >>> we are baking outside. >> yeah. >> be prepared. >> i took the trash out this orning and i walkeside and i was like oh, my -- >> it's so thick. it's worse than >> it is, and tomorrow is going to be worse than today. and the day after that isoroing to be than the day before. wednesday as we go through this week thingsoi are to heat up. with this heat and humidity we are going to have chances of pop-up thunderstorms popping up in the region. but it's going to be hot and humid all week. the humidity drops on friday as et some rain chances. from now until thuday it is really hot. we have rain for the upcoming weekend. starting on falday a fro system could come through, could stall out and continue the bring u

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i looked at my dad, and he said, "joey, it is simple. they love each other. it is simple." [applause] mr. biden: my dad was a generous, decent, honorable man. who felt that everyone -- and i mean everyone -- everyone deserved to be treated with dignity. that is how he treated people. but here's the deal. also on behalf of jill and myself and our entire biden family, we want to thank the hrc for honoring our deceased son, attorney general beau biden, back in june. [applause] mr. biden: it meant a great deal to us. back in june 2015, just a month after he had died, you and this community honored him. he was one who spearheaded in july 2013 in the state of delaware, the marriage equality act that pass and became law in delaware, a statute. at the time, only a few states in the nation. he also joined with a group other attorney generals, i believe there were nine of them, filed a brief to the supreme court to challenge the defense of marriage act. in june 2013, he led -- sarah will tell you -- sarah used to work for my son. and she said something that meant a lot backstage. she

. >> what do you think, joey? how do you see it from the legal perspective?it a hearing is a misnomer. when you talk about a hearing you talk about a search for facts. you don't talk about a sham proceeding by which judge kavanaugh comes and says i deny anything, i vehemently denied it from the beginning, it's an outrage. it's the 11th hour. and she says her piece. we have a system to find facts. with regard to what phil mudd points out with regard to witnesses, there's more than that. there's not only people who were at the party who could attest to being there, what occurred, was the judge there, 17 years old at the time, was he there? but there is outcry, to what extent did the doctor, who was 15 at the time, tell a family, a friend, we know there were notes, they're significant because they're therapist notes taken before she had any motivation to lie. if you're going to have a proceeding, make it matter. do it to get to the truth to determine whether it's fact or fiction. and absent that it's pulling the wool over the eyes of the american people. >> it's

what are the ramifications of that, joey?pens is that when you're a sexually violent predator, of course, there are counseling requirements that are mandatory on a month basis and reporting requirements where you're geographically located and it's essentially on mark on who you are and what you do and an alert to the community concerning your presence there. that would be a lifetime registry. of course, we know he is 81 years old and, you know, who knows. as it relates to the registry or as it relates to prison, he is really looking at a life sentence on both purposes. >> i only have about 15, 20 second left but i want to ask you how likely he would be released on house arrest, you know, until appeal, which we know would be coming by his attorneys. or that he would be handcuffed and taken and incarcerated immediately. >> you know, i think his attorneys will move to have him out pending appeal because there are significant appealable issues. remember the judge would have to make that decision in terms of allowing him to go out

first time i play with you with the los angeles film on and what a surprise say i was like up there joey was like. what country are we what is this what is happening here we're speaking chair have our. it's fantastic to be here and to play in your orchestra and this hollywood bowl it is such an amazing institution over one hundred years old but it seems to be also very important not only what you hear but what you eat. and you can drink and you can only imagine you know the other day with it or to look and then we want to start a table and then doesn't it and then he gets off and then i hear like people you know sharing like like we are so happy and then you know some food i got i have to be standing here for three hours and i'm so i'm getting hungry this is these kinds of things but it's so beautiful because you connect also. we disputed for the sky this beautiful a must for that elate l.a. brains you know. and love what you do with the programs as well because you said you did otello recently but then you're doing tchaikovsky with all the all that fire how do you choose the pieces beca

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. >>> a bureau chief of the chicago sun times is with us, lynn sweet and joey jackson.ynn, he went through a list of people know that have been contacted. what about michael avenatti, the attorney for swetnick. what do we know about the scope of people they are going to reach out to and if they don't reach out to people like this will it be seen as fair? >> if they don't reach out to all of the principal names that have been mentioned then the investigation would not have gone where i think senator flake thought it would be which is to check out the leads. the fbi doesn't look to clear or confirm these allegations, but to bring out information even if they could pinpoint that the party happened, if they have some evidence to show that it happened, if they have some evidence to show of the judge's drinking habits. that is all there. if they don't look at these other claims and because avenatti is vocal we will know about if they do or don't, it will lead to the public maybe to say this investigation wasn't as though. i think that is why trump realized that and he said th

joey jackson is with us now. this was a late night court filing on friday.lk-back do to the government's case? >> reporter: good morning, christi. it's problematic. when the government charges you, particularly the fbi, it's a very credible entity. the fbi works in conjunction with the department of justice and they present allegations and those allegations are used not only to draft a criminal complainant but for your detention status. remember that she is detained without bail. and the judge relies in large measure when making decisions about the case on the factual allegations that are contained. and so now to have a walkback of she wasn't trading sex for any type of influence and we misunderstood a text message, what else did you misunderstand about this case? she is charged with significant crimes at the federal level with her work with the russian government, the conspiring with the russian government so it's a problem. and, you know, it makes one wonder with regard to the strength of the case what other errors might be in here. it's a huge disappointm

. -- joy joey will always will always have a connection to it -- she will be a great grandchild, but she always has the connection there. >> i have been reading some biographical material about your father, and he had a very interesting childhood. ms. bales: he did. >> could you tell our viewers the story? he was born with a different name the gerald ford. ms. bales: he was. and what does america not know about gerald r. ford, because so much has been written about him in books and that kind of thing. it was his name. he was a junior, and my grandmother took him when i was very young, -- he was very young , six years old, and took him on a trade to grand rapids -- n to grandm -- trai rapids, michigan. kingivorced leslie lynch gerald ford senior. he was just known as junior. he was never adopted. inchose to change his name his late teens and early 20's, but that is the grandfather i know and admired a lot. mother?hat about your ms. bales: my mother was divorced at the time, and the story wasn't she was dating quite a few men in grand rapids and was a young divorcee. or 30 and 35 when

joey piazza, fox news. >>> the personal information of millions of high school students is being targetedts fill out college applications surveys, there answers are shared with data mining companies and sold or shared again, this includes religion, politics, and income. some parents that kids do not know these surveys are optional and often believe they could impact their college application. >> it is usually pitched as fill this out and we will give your name to colleges that would be interested in you. >> it is creating a dossier on every child for third parties to use for profit. as a mom i actually find that appalling. >> the department of education confirms that the surveys are optional. it advises parents to encourage their children to be cautious about the personal information that they give while filling out forms, no matter how innocent the questions might seem. >>> coming up on this labor day, we sit down and hear from a man who once headed the state employment office, his take on the current state of the economy and the one potential threat that he sees to unemployment. >>> pre

my mom was like, "will you stop talking like joey? start talking like him? >> jimmy: we both start. and he starts moving his voice up -- to match my impression. >> well, that's impossible. >> jimmy: by the end he's like, "i know --" [ talking over each other ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. and he goes -- >> well, that's like when you go to england and you pick up an english accent. >>nd ymy feel like a jackass. >>simying there like, "yeah, wh are you --you know. good day, good day." [ light laughter ] you know, you're like, why am i talking like this? >> jimmy: how many pounds is it? exactly. >> yeah, yeah. is it. yeah. >> jimmy: and we do this question -- [ talking over each other ] [ laughter ] >> you know, it's just like, "why am i talking like this?" >> jimmy: i saw something, you know, speaking of british royalty. >> ooh. >> jimmy: paul mccartney has the number one album in the country. >> wow, that is -- wow. that's wonderful. >> jimmy: and -- the same week, paul simon -- >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: put out a record, as w

joey gallo gave it a good jump at the 367 mark there but the a's were up 5-0. laureano again.cond two-homer game of the year. five of his homers total. he's got four against the rangers. and the a's bullpen had used seven pitchers to win 8-4 to stay 3 1/2 back of houston and the yankees. >>> an official giants vacation to milwaukee. giants and the brew crew. top five giants down 2-1. hansen his eighth of the year ties it up at 2. let's check out the vacation group. they're pumped. where are we going for dinner in milwaukee? probably someplace that's got steak. giants pitchers gave up only three hits but this is one of them. a double by jesus aguilar. it's going to be a long september for the giants, who lose 4-2. >>> tennis. u.s. open semifinals. number one seed rafa nadal in pain against juan martin del potro. first set tiebreak, del potro top of your screen getting nadal on the run. and nadal's knee, this has. a problem for him for a while now. he hits long here. and that gives del potro the set. then after he loses the second set nadal says you know what, i'm done. del potr

picked up by joey and returned 80 yards for a touchdown. a huge momentum swing, and the cardinal now trail by 10. kaij with a 15 -- kj with a 15-yard pass. a three-point game. and under a minute to play. the ducks trying to run out the clock. cj tries to pinch the win for oregon. the cardinal get life. they get into field goal range to set up a jet toner for a 30-yard field goal as time expires to tie the game. so this one goes into overtime. costello looking for colby parkinson who then tips the ball to hilts and catches a 23 -- hits a 23-yard touchdown giving stanford the lead. last chance for the ducks on fourth and goal. herbert's pass is deflected by murphy. he picks it off for the game clinching interception. number seven stanford comes back to stun 20th ranked oregon 38-31 to remain undefeated. >>> baker mayfield watching his alma mater, oklahoma, final seconds tied at 21-21 with army. misses a 33-yard field goe and we go into -- goal and we go into overtime. avoids a huge upset winning 28-21. >>> tiger ended friday with his first le

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cardinal struggled early offensively....but the defense kept them in the game...bad snap by oregon..and joey up and takes it to the house...the cardinal lurking. 3rd quarter....here comes bryce love...the heisman hopefully hits the corner...gone...22 yards for the td....24-21 oregon.....> 4th quarter...oreg on says this is our house...cyrus habibi-likio... with the 1 yard touchdown...po ssibly putting the dagger in stanfords chances. but with seconds left.... stanford nails the 32 yard field goal....and we are going to overtime folks. overtime: and kj costello..... finds colby parkinson for the 23 yard touchdown...stanford wins!!!! final: 38-31 cardinal. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, c

being stabbed in the abdomen the far right politician was attacked while campaigning in the city of joeys just what our. security forces in the southern iraqi city of basra say that demonstrators have set fire to the main local government building despite a curfew imposed by authorities people have been protesting for days over the city in the city excuse me over collapsing infrastructure power cuts and corruption. u.s. president donald trump has urged reporters from the new york times to investigate the identity of the author of a sensational opinion piece that is fueling suspicion at the white house the newspaper published a piece by an anonymous senior trump administration official who claims that there is an inside resistance working to frustrate his agenda the washington rumor mill has gone into overdrive and it's nile's are coming thick and fast. a day after the story broke the denials began. white house counsel donegan was one of many who quickly distanced themselves from the incendiary new york times editorial that. the author claims to be part of a resistance that is working to p

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every time i think of my grandfather, he said "joey, keep the faith."grandmother set to spread it, go spread the faith. vote,vote, ote, vote, vote. washington journal, live every day with news and policy that impacts you. coming up, washington post discusses the 10th anniversary of the financial crisis of 2008. contributorsazine will join us and talk about gubernatorial races. to be sure to watch c-span's washington journal. and bob woodward will be on washington journal monday, talking about his new book. also, 10 star will join us on tuesday at 8:30 a.m. eastern, discussing his book, a memoir of the clinton investigation. sunday night on qnx, historian richard norton smith discusses his biography of herbert hoover. said, when all is said and done, accomplishment is all that matters. stop to think about it, it is a rather unsentimental, the sort of thing you would expect an engineer to say. and that is one of the keys to understanding his life, his success, in everything but the presidency. >> sunday night at 8.

since then when i talked to john or visited with him, he would ask me, joey, have you made enough money yet to buy that place in jerusalem? and i'd answer, not yet, johnny, but i'm getting closer. now, sadly, fate has intervened before we could realize that dream. but i am comforted by the fact that jerusalem is not just a holy and historic city, it is also the visionary symbol of the dreams that all people share and the destiny that we all desire. it is the original heavenly, shining city on the hill. in that sense, for many people in the life of the spirit, jerusalem, the shining city on the hill, are really heaven. and it is to that heavenly jerusalem where i am confident the soul of john sidney mccain iii is going now. and i want to imagine that there's going to be a beautiful home waiting for him there, with a balcony from which he can contemplate the shining city and, hopefully, inspire us here on earth to conduct ourselves with just some of the patriotism, principles and courage that characterized his magnificent life of service to america and to so many noble causes greater than