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john boehner and congressional reporter for "politico." good morning to both of you. let me start with you. your former boss john boehner wrote that book recently and he talked about not being sure if he belongs even to the republican party as it sits anymore. and then he told our colleague dana bash something really interesting. he said republicans have to go back to being republicans. what does that mean right now? what are republicans right now? liz cheney? or all the folks that are going to oust here? >> clearly, it's not liz cheney right now. we have largely become a post policy party and really much more focused on a culture war. i think the clearest evidence of that is, you know, look who is going to most likely replace liz cheney. by every measure, liz cheney is more conservative than she is. you go through every issue. there is no question that she has more support. it's because she fights those culture wars. she stands by donald trump. that's obviously the big one. and, you know, i wish that there was some bigger goal that we are working towards. you know, joe biden is talking about dramatically r

look, my former boss, john boehner, worked famously with ted kennedy to do no child left behind. paul ryan worked with senator patty murray to do big deals. big deals are almost impossible now because that is treason to a lot of voters and that is the real erosion of democracy. our ability to come together and have any middle groundi. when you think the other side is trying to ruin your way of life, there is not a lot of incentive to work together. i don't think the voting laws in georgia, my home state, i think those have been wildly exaggerated, the effect of those. i think there's a lot of hyperbole going on so i don't think necessarily democracy is at risk through some of those laws right now, but that doesn't mean that there aren't efforts under way we need to be cautious of, particularly as we've seen in georgia, you have people running for secretary of state running on the concept that the election was stolen. so those are the things that i'm worried about. >> ron brownstein, final observation. another brilliant piece in "the atlantic" in which you wrote about what the rep

moment, first iowa senator chuck grassley is debating the state department investigated his former boss johnhe iranian regime. mike emanuel joins us. >> he's pushing antony blinken with the recent reporting, a security inquiry and review, with his potential mishandling and proper disclosure of sensitive and classified information. if not, why not, if so, when did you begin? he's demanding any information he shared as a private citizen with the foreign minister about nuclear negotiations or as "the new york times" reported, his claim that he revealed to him that israel had hundreds of targets in syria. he says he wants this information in less than two weeks and the state department general office says it received his letter. last week 19 republican senators requested president biden investigate him over this and demanded he suspend his security clearance separately, the oversight committee say they want to review his clearance and all documents related to his access to classified information. he has fired back calling these accusations nonsense, both he and the state department know these at

somewhere does your former boss john kellie stand or jim mattis?o the core trumpism in? >> you've named some people, many of whom i hope will speak up. i would use this appian to encourage them and urge them for the sake of the country to stand up and say what they've said before in private. what we'll be announcing tomorrow is what you could call in shorthand, an "i'm not crazy" coalition. we're going to announce a group of republicans who saying we want rational pragmatic governance, but we're making a threat. that threat is if the gop doesn't fix its act this enwe're going to hasten the creation of an alternative. >> eugene daniels, i think it's important to always put out there why this matters. it is not interesting to everybody, the internal dynamics, but this isn't about that. this is about republicans at the highest level settling on a strategy of making adherence to a big lie that undergirds a domestic extremism threat, the secret password to get into the nuthouse, and i wonder if that manifests in an already tense climate on capitol hill.

he's put mafia bosses behind bars and prosecutor john gotti's son. what does that say to you? >> that guy is one of the stars in the office when i was there. the fact he was brought in meant they wanted somebody with experience in high profile cases and complicated cases. cases that have a lot of paper or a lot of evidence that you have to put a whole complicated timeline together. this case feels like it's been around forever. why is it takes so long? it is complicated and they are doing it with great detail and you're watching each of the steps now. sgla it's a lengthy process but it's not usually six months. can you walk us through how that works. why would a grand jury be seated for that long and while the grand jury is seated, i don't know most see a lot of cases all at once. are they there that long because they are just focused on this or would they operate like a normal grand jury and look at other cases. is that what would extend it to six months? >> new york county you have two different kind of grand juries. people will put cases in front of them for burglaries, arm

alyse, john, thank you- — the boss of easyjet has called on the government to re—consider its amber listolutely legal to travel to amber list countries. it is absolutely legal, and this was introduced, there was no indication that you shouldn't travel to these countries, because that's what the restriction was supposed to do so — it was there to make sure that you could do this in a safe way. so of course there are now people, and there are families who can't reunite because of the numerous costs and testing that is now being extremely frustrated. we have a huge amount of people who are contacting us to say, look, can i go, can't i go? so it's been very, very confusing, and i think that the government is almost dismantling the system that it set up themselves. a trailer has been released for the friends reunion. the episode is called, "the one where they get back together" and will see the cast re—united for an unscripted special. chandler, rachel, monica, phoebe, joey and ross will be joined by celebrities including lada gaga and justin bieber. friends: the reunion will be available to

my boss is falling, the story from a bu john general hero was reported that dead in the crash that happened friday evening in katerina had knocked with my dear at the initial ed. sufficient, nice a bad weather. but i'm forced to say the investigating because of the crash and the i thought he was appointed in general in a major shake up by the presidency in the fight against violence in the country because they've been increasing cases of violence, not just the book or her i'm in the noth, mobile also had the head as and farmers clashes across the country and also some from august direction in this not in the south region of the country. so he's been very a, the leading the request to bring by bring more like a continuous cases of violence across the country. you remember in 2017, he was appointed to lead the offensive against the book on her arm at door. his penny was and lasted for a few months. so his appointment in january had raised hope that to giving his experience and in not east, where d a b f a day. and the military's fighting the vocal, her m that's he'll be able to bring you the

boss like a st. yeah, that sends a bad message to my job, or that it somehow turns the bad into the good. me stop by john. we know that's not true database and all the mileage of them, but the mileage in this field confiscated from a former come more a boss. the priest has been preaching that young who are not heroes or saints within these protected walls. the chaplain works with local young people. but now during the pandemic exclusively online, he helps out with homework. and if not, recover 19, he'd organize recreational activities as well. he also arranges for support for families who have been especially hard hit by the pandemic. so their youngsters won't be as easily tempted to resort to crimes. and i was wondering, i thought, well, today i saw a couple recorder has its own head of a clam, a couple blindness to think. but most of the bosses and now in prison are pretty young. people take advantage of that on the school and they form games which they get into was not your lane sankey module that increases the violence that all the original bus loses control and can no longer keep order in the quarte

this is what your old boss said at the furm of the late john lewis last july. . crow relic. in order to secure the god-given rights of every american, then that's what we should do. >> so, why do you think his former vice president, now president joe biden doesn't agree with him on the filibuster, even though getting rid of the fill buster wouldn't just help fight racism, but help get through joe biden's own agenda? >> i think that president biden ran on an agenda that he was going to try to work with both sides. just as we saw earlier with the american rescue act, he moved forward without it. he decided those stakes were more important to get relief in the hands of americans and so he decided to forego the normal way of going through the process and avoided the filibuster. and he may reach the point here where he wants to dos that as well. enough room to those who are negotiating to reach an agreement because that will be the best option but i won't prejudge what he will do if that option isn't available. >> you're no longer in politics. you're not working in go

veteran prosecutors in gascon's office like john mckinney are calling his changes misguided, even illegal. you've been outspoken in your criticism of your boss>> he implemented a slew of blanket policies that don't leave room for any exercise of discretion >> and what about these enhancements, adding on years because there was a firearm used, because there's a gang affiliation? >> it's the legislature's way of saying, you know, a person who does a strongarm robbery, just a push and grab, shouldn't be subject to the same penalty as someone who shoots the victim with a gun. >> reporter: and it's not just insiders attacking him. when gascon said he'd stop sending prosecutors to parole hearings, l.a.'s sheriff said he'd send his staff to stand up for crime victims. >> there's already a recall movement. >> yeah. >> against you supported by families of murder victims who fear that the killers are not going to be adequately punished. >> i started a victims advisory board and they, by the way, as the national polls and even in l.a. county a recent poll tells us, they have sort of made a transition from the eye for an eye to one of i want a system to

bosses wait for no one. ah grow up! -no! johnguests quickly adapted to the theme park mask policy which started today. fully vaccinated guest to not have to wear masks anymore. proof of vaccination is not required. nearly all parkgoers were without masks and park staff are still wearing them. major movie theater chains are dropping their mask mandates for those who are fully vaccinated. amc regal and cinemark say they will continue to practice covid safety measures including social distancing and reduced capacity. employees will still be required to wear masks. all three chains say they will follow state and local mandates which may be different from other guidelines. let's get back to a big story this holiday weekend. the weather or take a look at this video out of toronto. it's snowing and we are almost in june. this isn't the only place experiencing cold weather during the weekend. it's the unofficial start of summer. meteorologist adam klotz rejoins us from the fox center with what to expect a memorial day weekend. >> don't s

won't allow a 2nd referendum on independence their boss the scottish national party says that it will push for one if it manages to secure a majority john holl reports from a. not for the 1st time in recent years scotland finds itself at a crossroads an election that will set the country's course towards pandemic recovery and possibly open up a path towards independence from the u.k. . first minister nicholas sturgeon her scottish national party is sure to win has called it the most important election in the country's history if the s.n.p. wins a majority in scotland's devolved parliament sturgeon will claim a democratic mandate to hold another independence referendum just a few years after the 1st in 2014 opposition parties like the unionist conservatives and labor can only hope to deny her that as they battle it out for 2nd place but there is a big difference between whether they have a majority or whether we have a party where they can need to work with other unionist parties and that's what we're keen to see if we can deal them that blow hopefully will take independents off the table for the next 5 years because yeah obviously somet

and bosses president refuses to apologize for that role in the failed project. john porter also has a couple of pill, any punishment they receive from european football, governing body. you know, i've told you i, for president alexander, said friend, that we are not going to say, sorry for thinking and we are not going to pay an unjustified sanction. if we do get sanctioned, we'll go to the court of arbitration for sport and i'm confident we will win. the group of clubs which made the league obtained the ruling which permits us to organize competitions in case we'd like to do so. sports brand nike have finally revealed the reason they split with piracy last name on last year. the company says the brazilian refused to cooperate to an investigation into sexual assault allegations made against him by a former nike employee in 2016. they've described the incident to beat pete disturbing. name a has responded to the claim, saying it's a 3rd and a lie. and he denies knowing about the investigation all the accusation itself. one of manchester, united all tom great. his play

john berman with brianna keilar on this "new day." america's recovery full throttle. shoppers spending, bosses hiring, stocks soaring. a new jobs report just minutes away. >>> plus, the risk of the biden boom. higher prices for everything from a tank of gas to toilet paper. what happens if they are here to stay. >> and backlash after a california school offers a support circle for white students after derek chauvin's murder conviction. >>> and must-see tv. what happens when a controversial billionaire who builds rockets and teslas tries to host a late-night comedy show? >>> good morning to viewers in the united states and around the world. it's friday, may 7th. 30 minutes from now the april jobs report will be released. it's expected to show an undeniable comeback for the u.s. economy. analysts forecasting 1 million jobs created in the past month. wall street staged a rally ahead of today's report. the dow just coming off a new record high and stock futures pointing higher now ahead of today's trade. >>> president biden will deliver remarks about the economic resurgence later this morning. the president is calling fo

i had that same discussion with your boss, brian roberts, so it was interesting when john stankey approached david, and said, you know, i think we should have a serious discussion, david called me up and said, what do you think? i said, well, what's he got in mind and it was effectively a spin merge, and he said, but john thinks this is going to be above -- a big public company, he thinks it would be inappropriate if there were any governance provisions other than plain vanilla. and my reaction was fine, that i thought that the alphabet suit that we have, and you know, had served its purpose, it protected the company, and given it a long view, for a number of years, and it was time, when its usefulness was coming to an end so i was fine with that. >> what encourages you about it? you know, what is it that you feel that is going to be able to deliver that gives you a sense that this is the way that you should go? >> primarily i think we've got a great management team. i think david zaslav is an exce exceptionally talented executive, particularly in the software content space number two, you m

john hollins, new special, a full report living in mexico's killed zone. that's at 930 gmc on someday to me from afghanistan where a roadside bomb is killed is 4 people on board and many boss which is carrying university lecturers and students. 30 more people are being treated in a hospital, off the attack in the town of cherry car, which lies 50 kilometers north of the capital campbell. and then in libya, the wall of the foster is held a military parade in the city of ben, gauzy. a year officer is 14 months offensive to seize. tripoli collapsed the after the at the parade. have to said that he regrets the damage cause to civilians and tripoli, but also said that his militias will continue to fight on the us plans to impose sanctions on better ru software. the government diverted a passenger plane and forced it to land in order to arrest a dissident john list. white house says it's working on a list of targets within the by the russian government. so also suspending an agreement allows better russian jets to fly an american asset base previously announce sanctions in response to the crackdown on pro democracy wiley's in batteries will come into effect next week. now the un

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john carney. lieutenant governor of delaware, bethany. our senior senator from delaware, thomas carper. [applause] here's another what i have to get right because this is my bosssecretary of state jeff bullock. the delaware attorney general, kathy jennings. the delaware treasurer, colleen davis. the delaware auditor, kathleen mcginnis. delaware insurance commissioner, trinidad navarro. the mastercard major. [applause] our former adjutant general, delaware national guard general frank. [applause] i understand we also have quite a few members of the general assembly that have come today to pay tribute to our fallen heroes. at that time if all members of our general assembly, i know i said not to stand, but if you stand carefully we would like you to stand so we can recognize you as well. [applause] thank you so much for your support for veterans. i would also at this time, i think mr. matt meyer is here from new castle county. [applause] our commissioners from the delaware commission of veterans affairs, off my left ear. our executive director for the delaware commission of veterans affairs with the delaware office of veterans services, joshua mattix. these are

boss, lauren michaels, the mr. snl, he says that's it. that's the guest host? that's the guest host. >> johnoycott, cast members are going with this. are rehearsals going to be on the awkward side? >> that's where i want it to be. michael jay said it. maybe what elon musk could do is tip everybody. give them $1,000. a little something on the side. that might be it. it's going to be tense. i'll tell you what, the ratings will be through the roof. >> sandra: you never know what you're going to get with elon musk. he could be smoking a cigar, saying what he will in his t-shirt. >> john: it's going to be great. what is great about it, he doesn't care. he's elon musk. that's what is exciting about it. >> sandra: to be sure, nobodies that dropped out? they said they don't like the idea but they haven't said they're not going to be there. >> it's like the weiners. come on. it's a fun time. then you have trains going by, i have cars. it's new jersey. >> john: show biz, show. finally, i find it interesting it's live. they don't like elon musk. any kind of pointed jabs or snarky comments on the air, y

boss. i had a whole four hours of sleep last night and just found out about this. look, it's a big deal in a media world that changed so dramatically, johnut let me talk to you about why you want to do this deal. bigger is not always better. but is it necessary? it is the greatest entertainment ip in the world and number one news met work in america. you look at discovery, we're the leader in nonfiction. where we have about a 20 share here in the u.s. with hg, food, oprah, discovery. we have sports and nonfiction. and more and more we see if more does make a difference. and people now are signing up for discovery plus. we think if you can say our con tenant together with the great content on hbo max as the amazing production coming out of warner brothers that we'll have something that is truly unique. we'll be the number one global ip company in the world. and in a world where you can now reach people because everyone has a tv in their hand, we're positioned to get 200 million homes, 300 million homes. we have all the content that people love. i think coming together, we're not just better together. i think we're the best media company i

>> you know, john kerry even admitted that there will be more carbon emitted as a result of killing that pipeline. he did that in front of congress, perhaps he's in trouble with his bosses the opposite of the last administration, that they're ignoring successes, things that worked, things that stabilized the middle east, things that stabilized our border and of course the things that reduced our carbon footprint. they're doing all of those because they want to say whatever trump did was wrong. that's like saying that nixon going to china was a mistake or reagan taking on the soviet union was a mistake. some things, even if you disagree with how they happened and who did them, you've got to recognize have real value going forward. this administration eventually has to figure it out but unfortunately we're all paying a price for their saying -- just saying no to trump policies even when they worked. maria: yeah. how petty. even as far as going as far as saying that the president did not galvanize the pharmaceutical industry with the vaccine development. no credit there as well. it's just so petty. congressman, it's good to see you this morning. thank you so much. we'll ke