i have seen dead and company, john anderson with the paw green rock academy.and roger waters. the politics, if i had to analyze dead and company, john anderson and roger waters and decide if i'm going to buy the tickets, i can't imagine what show i would end up going to. you know how i'm voting. give me the result. let's see. do you support -- whoa! are you kidding me? do you support entertainers even when you -- two-thirds of you saying nope, that's it. like if you just heard what roger had to say to me about ukraine, about russia, about the legacy of the united states and world war ii, that is it, i'm not going to go hear him do "sheep" or "another brick in the wall part iv." i'm surprised. here is some of the social media reaction that came in this week. what do we have? don't know about the using their platform part of it. one reason, not the only one, for example, i lost interest in the oscars. interesting. because it was just too activism. you know, it is funny -- but here is a great example. i wouldn't stay away from a movie because of an actor or actre

ross perot in 1992, and john anderson in 1988 examples of candidates who i think tapped into this sensehat voters didn't appreciate either parties candidate. in 1980, they were disappointed with carter and they were afraid that reagan might be too conservative, they didn't know. and in the 90s, it was that lament that the parties are too much alike. but often, there is some precipitating issue. if we go back to 1848, modern -- martin van buren ran as the candidate for the free soil party that wanted to limit the expansion of slavery in the west. in 1856, miller fillmore, interesting lee both ex presidents, was the candidate of the american party. we know as the know nothings, which ran a nativist campaign, very very similar to the 2016 trump republicans. they wanted to restore america to a previous age of greatness, and they wanted to keep immigrants out who were polluting our culture. at the time, it was irish catholics that they were against. they wanted 22% of the vote in 1856 on that campaign. in the end, there was a peoples party, which was a prairie populist movement from the grea

i would think i mean, you know ross perot in 1992 and 96 and john anderson in 1980 or two examples of candidates who i think tapped into the sense that voters didn't appreciate either parties candidates, you know, they in 1980. they they were disappointed with carter and and they were afraid that reagan might be too conservative. they didn't know and in the 90s, you know, it was that lament that the parties are too much alike, but often there's some precipitating issue. i mean go back to 1848 martin van buren ran as the candidate of the free soil party that wanted to limit the expansion of slavery in the west and 1856 milled fillmore interestingly. both ex-presidents was the candidate of the american party which you know, we know as the no nothings which ran a nativist campaign very very similar to the 2016 trump republicans. they you know, they wanted to restore america to a previous age of greatness, to keep immigrants out that were polluting american culture and at the time it was irish catholics that you know, they were they were against and they won they almost 22% of the vote in

you guys semi-pro guys and john said you got pro guys tonight want escano. anderson.e is boy quinndary weatherspoon is actually sit in watching. the game can vary with a spoon. of course, another member of that golden state warriors championship team. it's summertime is casual. people just love coming out some basketball. hopefully we'll hear from one at 9 o'clock. but for now, that's all i have >> the futures here. amazon is expanding its palm scanning payment system to dozens of whole foods, locations in california. the attack called amazon one link your credit card to your palm print. it allows customers to pay for items by putting their hand over a scanning device, whole foods, locations in malibu and santa monica rolled out the new payment system did today the pay by palm system is already operating in some amazon go stores in san francisco. pretty interesting. all right. that's it for us here at 8. >> maybe we can do this. that's so hard making add 9. >> hu spent congressman and former presidential candidate eric swalwell. >> he's been getting death threats. son

john berman in for anderson and whatever you make of what some critics are calling a thinly veiled threatn member of the -- lindsey graham.

john berman in for anderson and whatever you make of what some critics are calling a thinly veiled threat of political violence, you should note it becomes more republican member of the -- lindsey graham. speaking last night to former republican congressman trey gowdy. >> all say this, if there is a prosecution of donald trump from his handling classified information. after the clinton debacle what you presided over, did a of a good job, they'll be riots in the street. >> now the former judiciary committee follow that remark by saying that of course, such violence would be wrong. he instead repeated and amplified what he said. on his social media network, the former president re-posted several attacks on the fbi and a post of his own in which she appeared to be calling for an uprising within the bureau. quoting now, one of the great agents and others of the fbi going to say we aren't gonna take it anymore. he also demanded to be declare quote, the rightful winner unquote of the 2020 election. and like senator graham, he was 2016 decision not to charge hillary canton as a reference play. o

john berman in for anderson. and whatever you make of the thinly veiled threat of political violence, you should know it comes from a republican member of the senate judiciary committee. lindsey graham speaking to grey gowdy. >> i'll say this, if there's a prosecution of donald trump for mishandling classified information after the clinton debacle, which you presided over and did a hell of a good job, there would be riots in the street. >> the former judiciary chair did not follow that remark by saying, of course, such violence would be wrong. instead, he repeated and amplify whad he said. and the former president reposted several attacks on the fbi and a post of his own in which he appeared to be calling for an uprising within the bureau. quoting now, one of the great agents and others in the fbi going to say we aren't going to take it anymore. he also demanded to be declared, quote, the rightful winner, unquote, of the 2020 election. and like senator graham, he used the 2016 decision not to charge hillary clint

including jim and nancy billman and kathy and paul anderson. >> the john s. and james.ght foundation, fostering an informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. ♪ >> and friends of "the newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: a federal judge has unsealed and made public the search warrant for former president donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. a review of the warrant and the list of items removed from trump's property reveals the fbi collected over 20 boxes of items -- binders of photos as well as handwritten correspondence on monday. some of those were classified as top-secret, information that should never be outside of a secure government facility. the former president did not oppose the unsealing of the documents and in a statement released today he asserts that he not only declassified the information but also that the lengths the fbi went to search his property were not necessary. in his words, "all they had to do was ask." we want to br

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john berman here in for anderson.ourt filing caps a day of reaction to a justice department filing and the picture, this one, in attachment f. it shows highly classified documents that the fbi says it found, despite written assurance two months prior, according to doj, that none demaine

john berman in here for anderson. he's calling them out just days after senator lindsey graham predicted street rioting if the former president is charged in the mar-a-lago case. and following a string of verbal attacks on the fbi by congress members and the former president, just two days before what the white house says will be a primetime presidential address on the soul of the nation. if that weren't enough, his new tough talk comes just as the documents case is about to take another turn, with the justice department about to file new court papers tonight, aiming to block attempts by the former president to slow it down or stymie it. that is the backdrop to what joe biden said today in northeastern pennsylvania. >> let me say this to my maga republican friends in congress, don't tell me you support law enforcement if you won't condemn what happened on the 6th. don't tell me. can't do it. for god's sake, whose side are you on? whose side are you on? >> meantime, on his social media outlet, the former president toda

john berman here in for anderson. the news broke shortly before air time. we have assembled a team to tell you what is known, what it could mean, and where it may lead. cnn's kaitlan collins starts us off. kaitlan, what are you learning about this fbi operation? >> reporter: john, it's a remarkable development with the former president himself confirming that the fbi has executed a search warrant on his home in palm beach, florida, today. he said in a statement that his beautiful home, mar-a-lago in palm beach, of course, which became his primary residence after he left the white house, is, quote, currently under siege, raided and occupied by a large number of fbi agents. he says after working and cooperating with the relevant government agencies, this unannounced raid on my home was not necessary or appropriate. john, he adds, quote, they even broke into my safe, and he compared this to watergate, reverse watergate, and maintains it's an effort to stop him from running for president in 2024. we should note we have now learned that this search warrant had t

john berman in here for anderson.y graham predicted street rioting if the former president is charged in the mar-a-lago case. and following

john berman here in for anderson. the news broke shortly before air time. we have assembled a team to tell you what is known, what it could mean, and where it may lead. cnn's kaitlan collins starts us off. kaitlan, what are you learning about this fbi operation? >> reporter: john, it's a

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support of these individuals and 0institutions, and friends of the newshour, including the andersons and smiths. >> the john. and james l. knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. stephanie: we will return to the full program after the latest headlines. the last leader of the soviet union has died. russian officials samikhail gorbachev passed away in moscow today after a long illness. he took power in 1985 and introduced seping reforms, but he could not prevent the collapse of the soviet state and its communist empire at the end of 1991. at his death, mikhail gorbachev was 91 yearsld. we'll look back on his life, at the end of the program. the united nations is calling for $160 million in emergency funding to help pakistan cope with catastrophic flooding. the u.n. secretary general made his appeal in a video message today. he cited the scope of a disaster that's killed more than 1160 people, displaced millions, and des

support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of the newshour, including the andersons and smiths. >> the john jl night foundation, fostering communities. ♪ ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: questions are swirling after the fbi searched former president donald trump's palm beach, florida home yesterday. reports suggest the search was a part of investigations into whether trump took classified records from the white house to his mar-a-lago estate. trump was not in florida at the time but he announced the news of the search himself last night, decrying it as weaponizing the justice system against him and a political attack. this marks what could be a dramatic escalation of one of several investigations related to the former president. carrie johnson covers the justice department for npr and is following this all closely. she joins us now. welcome back. what do we think they were after? carrie: we don't have a copy of the search warrant or underlying affidavit. we think forme

anderson if she is familiar with the work of professor john lott who has taught at el law school and his book, more guns, less crime. prof. anderson: i am vaguely familiar with john lott. john lott is one of the heroes of the kind of second amendment school of individual rights, of guns, guns everywhere kind of deal, of being against gun safety regulations. as i had mentioned earlier, i haven't been pro-gun, anti-gun, but what i have been is for reasonable gun safety laws, such as there is no reason to have semiautomatic weapons in the hands of civilians on our city -- so it is being commonsense about it and not doctrinaire. host: david in tennessee, text message. "i agree with what i believe is your critique of our racist and violent society, but we have created a collateral, parasitic layer of well compensated, commentators and helpers, many of them ensconced in universities, a critical foundation of the system, who appeared to be neutralized by the dominant culture." comment? prof. anderson: ok. i thought i knew where that was headed, then it veered in another way. i think part of

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being withheld is a serious, serious importance. >> john, was this a reverse watergate break-in, as the former president was? >> not even close, andersonas authorized. it was an authorized court proceeding to search and seize materials. obviously, as carl says, they were important materials. watergate was a bungled break in by a bunch of actually, clowns in a way, in their effort to get into the democratic national committee and repair a bug intakes photographs after having been earlier in the democratic national committee. very different parallels. trump referring to watergate, of course, focuses on the break in. and watergate became so much more than a bungled break in. it became a cover-up. it became an abuse of power by a president. >> carl, how does the department of justice under merrick garland compared compare to what was happening in the justice department during watergate? >> i think they are both very principled. and leaders in the justice department after nixon fired -- the saturday night massacre, -- he fired the leaders of the justice department. and those leaders were pursuing the case against nixon with great independen

one of -- he's one of three on the ballot in tomorrow's primaries, anderson, two in washington state -- has trump backed challenger, johnll as promoted donald trump's lies about the result of the 2020 election served in the housing and urban development cabinet agency in the trump administration. he is the conservative choice here. meyers and the fight of his life, and democrats, anderson, are actually meddling in this republican primary. they're spending money trying to pump up gibbs, because they think will be easier to defeat in november. but that's playing with fire, across, because they're promoting unknown election deniers who could potentially win the seat in november. >> yeah. appreciate it, thanks. be right back. m boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) we just moved. so there's millions of - dahlias in bloom. over nine acres. when we started, we grew a quarter of an acre. now i'm taking on new projects on the regular. there are millions of ways to make the most of your land. learn more at deere.com ♪ got my hair got my head ♪ introducing new

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withheld is of serious, serious importance. >> john, was this a reverse watergate break-in as the former president was saying? >> not even close, andersonrized. it was an authorized court proceeding to search and seize materials, and obviously as carl says, they were important materials. wa watergate was a bungled break-in by a bunch of actually clowns in a way in their effort to get into the democratic national committee and repair a bug and take some photographs after having been earlier in the democratic national committee. very different parallels. and trump referring to watergate, of course, focuses on the break-in. and water gamegate became so mu more than a bungled break-in. it became a cover-up. it became an abuse of presower. >> i think that they're both very principled, and leaders in the justice department after nixon fired -- in the saturday night massacre, he fired the leaders of the justice department, and those leaders were pursuing the case against nixon with great independence. similarly, merrick garland here is trying to follow, as far as we know, where the leads go with suggestions, and probably more than suggestions,

he's one of three on the ballot tomorrow in primaries, anderson two, in washington state and meyer in michigan. his trump-backed challenger, johnlection denier as well, has promoted donald trump's lies about the result of the 2020 election, served in the housing and urban development cabinet agency in the trump administration. and he is the conservative choice here, meyers in the fight of his life. and democrats, anderson, are actually meddling in this republican primary. they're spending money trying to pump up gibbs because they think he'll be easier to defeat in november. that's playing with fire, of course, because they're promoting a known election denier, who could potentially win the seat in november. >> david chalian, jeff zeleny, appreciate it. thanks. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "shake your thang" by salt n pepa bubbles bubbles bubbles bubbles there are bubbles everywhere! as an expedia member you earn points on top of your airline miles. so you can go see even more of all the world's bubbles. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while

. >> text message, ask doctor anderson she's familiar with the work of professor john locke was taught at the yale law school in his book more guns, less crime. >> i'm vaguely familiar with john locke, he's one of the heroes of the kind of second amendment schools of individual rights, of guns, guns everywhere kind of deal being against some safety revelations and as i should earlier, i haven't been pro-gun, anti- gun but what i havebu been for reasonable gun safety laws such as there's no reason to have somatic weapons in the hands of civilians on city streets, that doesn't make sense so it's common sense and not doctrinaire. >> david in tennessee text message. i agree i believe is your critique of racist violent society. we have created a pierced layer of well compensated commentators and helpers many of them at universities of critical foundation of the system who appears to be neutralized by the dominant culture. comment? >> i thought i knew where that was headed in that it appeared in another way. i think part of what you are laying out is there are scholars who feed on the kind o

anderson and she is familiar with the work of professor john lott who was taught at yale got law schooln his book more guns less crime. >> guest: i am vaguely familiar with john lott. john lott is one of the heroes of the kind of second amendment school of individual rights. of guns, guns everywhere kind of deal of it being against gun safety regulations. as i had mentioned earlier, i have not been pro-gun anti-gun. what i have been as for reasonable gun safety laws sucho as there is no reason to have semi automatic weapons in the hands of civilians on our city streets that just does not make any sense. it's common sense about it andns not doctrinaire. it went in tennessee, text message. i agree with what i believe is your critique of art racist and violent society. but we h have create a collaterl parasitic layer of well compensated commentators and helpers. many of them as constant universities a critical foundation of the system, who appeared to be neutralized in subsumed efficiently by the dominant culture. comments? >> guest: okay. i thought i knew her that was headed and then it v

john i'm going to take care of this. come with me joey. we go into the republican cloakroom and clerk hastert. he said dan anderson and you are holding up the buildup funding the 9/11 commission and i just want you to know and remind you you have a lot of bills to send over the senate that will only pass if nobody objected and i want you to know joe lieberman and i are going to be on the floor 24 hours a day and unless you pass that hunting bill we are going to object one of us did every one. [laughter] i gave the guy a hug and laugh and hastert had passed the funding bill in the house. and john and i went home. so that was great. let's go back to the book because it is your book and it's about you when you first met johnny said at some point you wondered how he could be interested in you the coffee at done and all that. it's very clear that he was interested in you and i can tell you because i was don't so much time with them but he loves you but how dependent he was upon you and sort of a raw uncovered we in this final month and year of illness because you are so close to him. this is in some ways it's about joh

john king at the magic wall. she's facing a lot of opposition from allies of the former president. what's the map looking like for her tonight? >> andersone hour. if you look at this map, you say liz cheney, famous name. her dad was the congressman from wyoming. she's been a congresswoman since 2016. if you look at her success, you think why is liz cheney in trouble? 40% in her first primary. 68% in her second. 73% two years ago. republicans in wyoming like liz cheney, right? well, they did until she decided to choose the truth over trump. this is the map she's really running against, anderson. donald trump getting 70% of the vote two years in wyoming. liz cheney needs a lot of democrats and a lot of independents to switch parties and vote in the republican primary. her supporters say they have seen a lot of that in recent days, but look at all this red. she is preparing to lose tonight. we'll count the votes late, but she's preparing to loss. >> what does sarah palin need to do to make a successful comeback? >> sarah palin essentially gets two bites at the apple. let's bring up the state of alaska. number one, the first choice is to fil

that harry and john's alma maters are not in the -- >> i want to make sure charlie moore sees this, if he's watching this morning. >> charlie should be very excited. charlie, anderson'sa huge georgia guy. i'm okay with georgia. whatever. >> eh. >> i like how, by the way you say let's see what the data says, mock the data, the only thing that matters is what you think. >> there is lots of questions about polling these days. we'll see what it says. a big question is people love to hate on alabama. they are so good. who do americans want to see win? this isn't surprising to me at all. this is where my data is right there in the middle. >> in the middle. if you look, essentially this is google trends over the last 30 days. alabama is number one overall. i broke this down by region. if you break it dunown by state it is specific to the state. notice in the west, oregon is the favorite, in the midwest, it is iowa. in the northeast, it is penn state. that's not much of a surprise. then, of course, alabama in the south, dominating. >> that's a pretty big chunk. one thing that surprised me when i moved from alabama, my home state, to washington, it wasn't this pivotal moment

john eastman he needed a good criminal defense attorney. >> catherine herridge, thank you. >>> first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid-19, just weeks after president biden today. she is experiencing mild symptoms seasoned andersonng paxlovid while isolating in south carolina. the president tested negative this morning. >>> let's turn now to ukraine, where president volodymyr zelenskyy is demanding russian forces withdraw from a besieged nuclear facility there. while ukraine's state-run nuclear power company accused russia of carrying out a massive cyber attack on its website. meanwhile, ukrainian forces are fighting back in the country's south, and cbs' charlie d'agata is there. >> reporter: huge explosions rocked crimea once again today. turning an ammunition depot into a fireworks display, triggering a mass evacuation. russia called it an act of sabotage. ukraine hinting it's the work of elite covert teams deep behind enemy lines. part of an apparent strategy to hit russia where it hurts ahead of a counter-offensive here in neighboring kherson region. where the community leader of a village showed us the damage from russian bombardment. "after a barrage," she said, "they wait for the last explosion before che