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john is a basketball referee. >> oh, yeah. they cut it, right? it's my jersey. >> reporter: back in juneiciating a semipro game between the jamestown jackals and toledo glass city. that's him on the near side, seconds before his heart attack. the deadliest kind of heart attack, called a widow-maker. doctors told john's fiancÉe, donna, almost no one survives it. >> yeah, 1% of the population, and he's that 1%. >> i was in the right place at the right time. i mean, that's why i'm here. >> reporter: within seconds, a toledo player named myles copeland rushed to his side and started doing c.p.r. >> i have never witnessed someone just collapse, but i knew what had to be done. >> reporter: turns out, the toledo forward is also a toledo firefighter-- a brand-new one, just a year out of the academy. what does that feel like, when all is said and done and you've saved a life? >> it's, honestly, one of the best feelings in the world. >> reporter: few moments will ever come close. except, maybe... >> oh, my god! >> reporter: ...this one. we invited myles to stop by the gym. it was their first meeti

terminology that they've been using for arresting senior planning to had with them saturday from june and john holmes, unoccupied east jerusalem, and he's got more on the international reaction where israel continues with, with what it calls this operation. and on the other side is let me continue sim rockets into a row. these really military says that now there's 120 rockets been launched into the country so far. we're not him. of any reports of injuries. on the israeli side . a lot of those rockets being stopped by the iron dough, which is the israeli system against rocket to stop them even in the air. and those that have landed seem to have done so in areas where they haven't been able to to hurt anyone. will say something else is going on, it's quite movie account that we were hearing from someone living in gaza. in the macro level. there are other countries weighing in on this and other organizations . the united states is one of the earliest, a tweak from the ambassador's ro, saying that the united states firmly believes the israel has a right to protect itself. we're engaging with diffe

and then in june, john solomon and kash patel? >> ultimately, the president is responsible.e just is. that's him. that's biden. that's obama. that's bush. the buck stops at the oval office. it absolutely does. that being said, as a former chief of staff, i thought it was my job and my duty to make sure that i was making the president as successful as possible. and that includes following the law. and if we were there, if my team had been there, we would have been paying very close attention to the presidential records act, to the requirements of the national archives. my gut, alisyn, is that things were so hectic and so chaotic, especially after january 6th, no one was watching the shop. people had left or trying to leave and looking for the next job and sort of, let's get out of town. it goes back to the willful intent versus inadvertence. you're correct in saying the fbi thinks they have some evidence of intention. it wouldn't surprise me if the place in the final days of that trump administration were absolutely chaos in the building. >> but if it were operating normally,

john is a basketball referee. >> cut it, right? it is my jersey. >> reporter: back in june him on the near side. seconds before his heart attack. the deadliest kind of heart attack, called a widowmaker. doctors told john's fiancee donna almost no one survives it. >> yeah. 1% of the population. and he's that 1%. >> i was in the right place at the right time. i mean that's why i'm here. >> reporter: within seconds, a toledo player named myles copeland rushed to his side and started doing cpr. >> i never witnessed someone just collapse, but i knew what had to be done. >> reporter: turns out the toledo forward is also a toledo firefighter. a brand-new one, just a year out of the academy. what does that feel like when all is said and done and you've saved a life? >> it is one of the best feelings in the world. >> reporter: few moments will ever come close, except maybe -- >> oh, my god! >> reporter: -- this one. we invited myles to stop by the gym. it was their first meeting. >> i love you, man. you know i love you. >> reporter: after quadruple bypass surgery, john says he's fee

why do you think that was. >> there is a parallel here, john sullivan report, ironically june 3rd was i got arrested, they had those fbi agents down in mar-a-lago very cordial with the president everything seemed to be going fine. and then they hit him with this brutal unprecedented raid. same thing happened to me sean. two days earlier, i talked to wanter geo dan 0, the fbi agent i said walter, whatever you need come on down. you're right across the street from me there should be no problem. to be clear, sean, this was a bread and circus political arrest that was leaked to the press while i sat in solitary confinement in leg irons unable to ask for legal advice. they were making -- and, look, i went out -- after i got past the judge there, i went outside and i said this, sean. i said i'm not the target here. the real target is donald john trampled and by the way, if they can come for navarro and trump, they can come for everybody. hannity, they can comes for watters, every deplorable that voted for trampled and what happened to president trump last week, which should never happen to

june. look at that, john. look at the little club to see his tune. good. they can talk to the east bay regional park district and they took the eaglet to the lindsay wildlife hospital. walnut creek, where it could be healed. and luckily this as a good story by the end of june. the eaglet was released just before july 4th and reunited back with his siblings and parents like to hear good stories like that. just yeah, absolutely. all right. we're talking money. big money. because somebody who won that 1.3 billion dollar mega millions jackpot friday and we may never know who won all that money. the winner was in illinois. one of the states that does not require the winner too, disclose their identity job were just talking about this before we came on camera. and what are your thoughts on this? i mean, i just ho people that one use it for good reasons >> are good. have a little gel is but it's okay. i'm going to be happy for the and yeah, it totally keep your identity secret. be responsible with the money. exactly after this a way. i don't think you need to dis

well,, there's a parallel here that excellent p john soman report. ironically, june 3rd was t the day i got arrested. they had those fbi agents down in mar a lago, very cordial with the president. everything seemed to be going fine. and thenerme and they hit him with with this brutal, unprecedented raid. the same thing happened to me, sean. i mean, two days earliereo i talked to walter giordano, the fbi agent. i told him, hey, walter, soou whatever you need, just come on down. you're right across the street from me. there should be no problem no to be clear, sean, this was a bread and circusd political arrest that was leaked to the press. in solitarye press. confinement in leg irons, unable to ask for legal advice they were making and look, i went out after i got past the judge there. i went outside and i said thisar so and ige said, i'm not the target here. the realal target is donald trump. by and by the way, if they come for navarro and trump, they can come for everybody. hannity they can come fromy waters, they can come from every deplorable that voted for trump.

president john f kennedy was assassinated this assassination is still unsolved 5 years later on june1968 . the fate of a brother. repeated by robert kennedy, who at that time was a senator and won the primary election for the post of president of the united states, there are many versions why killed the kennedy brothers we will voice the most popular and possibly reveal the secrets of the political and financial elites of the united states, we will begin with the assassination of john f. kennedy well, i think i will not lie if i say that this is the most high-profile political assassination of the 20th century. moreover, one of this is also one of the mysteries of the 20th century, since the murder has not yet been solved and is unlikely to ever be solved. and it became a tragedy, a tragedy not only for the people of the united states of america for the whole world, since kennedy was the most popular figure there was no other such president in the united states and probably will not be a beautiful young, courageous war hero, a favorite of women, a beautiful wife, jackie kennedy, that

when you talk about congressman scott perry, jeffrey clarke, search warrant on him in june and then john eastman same day, jeffrey clarke was brought to the white house before christmas and was introduced to president trump by congressman perry. that's how you -- and then you have additional subpoenas for pat cipollone, so they could go in under the pretense of looking for information for the national archives but whatever they -- >> it's a gross abuse of power. >> dagen: it is but it's like in plain sight, it's like if you have a robbery suspect and you think he's a small-time drug dealer, you send them in to look for drugs. if they're in, say, a chainsaw used for robbery, you can collect that. >> going into melania's closet to get her clothes? >> attorney general merrick garland claims nobody is above the law. really? what about them? more on this next. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein

june. diesel prices, john, they're also heading lower, below $5 a gallon for the first time since march.tion equipment. that is also feeding some hopes that maybe inflation, the worst of it, might be behind us. >> matt, thank you for helping us sift through that. >>> up next, the lone survivor of that deadly lightning strike near the white house shares her hair lowing experience, next. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because proven quality sleep is vital to our health and wellne, only the sleep number 360 smart bed keeps you cool, then sees and effortlessly adjusts for your best sleep. and tells you exactly how well u slept. your sleepiq score. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. so, you can be your best for yourself and those you care about most. and now, all smart beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. why is roger happy? it's the little things carvana does. see, roger wants to sell his car stat. li

in the first place. >> john: ask you about something else we were talking with jon stewart and mindy, the pact act, burn pits in iraq and afghanistan. you voted initially in june vote against it, what needs to change in order for it to get your support? >> well, john, the vote last week was not the bill itself, but whether or not we want the amendments. i voted for it in june, it's a good bill and we need to take care of the veterans exposed to the toxic substances. pat toomey is making it a better bill. i hope we can vote on it as soon as today and then pass the bill. i think we need to take care of our veterans. i think we can take steps to improve the bill more and make sure we are not using the department of veterans affairs in the future to try to increase spending on other unrelated matters. >> john: apparently schumer says the vote is going to be at 5:00 this afternoon, but let me just get you to drill down on what you just said there. if you vote on the amendments, the toomey amendment and the toomey amendment does not pass, will you still vote for the bill? >> yes, i will. i voted for it in june, i thought it was a good bill then. i think it will be a

john. producer prices fell from june to july. 0.5%. able to say something like that in months. the overall inflation rate, the factory level inflation rate at 9.8%, much cooler than expected. we look at a line chart of what that looks like. you can see it feeds into that inflation peaking narrative that we have been talking about. you can see the peak was back in march of something like 11.6%. that was the highest ever on record. now, 9.8%. gasoline prices the big driver here, 80% of this decline, you can attribute to the lower fuel prices that were really helpful on factory floors, where they're making -- making goods. we also have jobless claims that came out just for a quick real feel indicator of layoffs in the american job market right now. 262,000, last week revised down. these are still historically low numbers, but they have been ticking up a little bit. we have been watching that closely to see any sign of strains of what has been a very good overall labor market. the inflation story again, a reprieve for factory owners and fa

june. the us national security spokesmen, john kirby says israel has the full support of the united states before or like to defend itself to the solution. of course, we remain committed to the president strip. busy to jerusalem and we want to want to president jordan has more on the reaction and washington d. c. the bind administration is also reaching out to what it calls the relevant parties, asking them to try to calm the situation, to not aggravate attention and to try to was stop of the violence that has been erupt in, in is in southern israel and in the gaza. strip a all day on friday and into the overnight the bye didn't ministration, of course is a very much committed to a 2 state solution, but it has also been a very clear and we saw this when the u. s. president joe biden was in israel and occupied was to bank recently that he knows that the situation is not at a place where the parties could negotiate in good faith on trying to achieve a separate palestinian state. it's not just that of the biden administration isn't going to engage with hamas, or with as long as lama jihad, th

stocks shows the complacency is still out there in the bearishness we saw in june is not what we usually see in a row bear market. johngood to get your perspective as always. matt maley joining us with a busy week. when we come back, we talked about the uncertainty to the selloff of nvidia. we will talk about the reasons why. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: this is bloomberg markets. let's get back to the s&p 500. nvidia surprising wall street with lower projections by more than a billion. are these being lakes -- linked to the gaming sector? >> we knew coming in that intel had guided down and the consumer vice was the weak spot in terms of the shipment and overall over there. i think what nvidia has told us that not only has gaming reached margins and down 20%, that could be more structural because because no they don't have as much volume as they thought they would have and maybe the growth margins continue to be down for a while and even though the chip demand may come back in a couple of quarters, it could be more structural here. john: you take with the outlook for crypto activity, the downturn have seen. they hav

john sees parts of it. after conflict in 2020 were june rooster federal, others in on august 3rd, members of illegal armenian armed groups in the territory of azerbaijan, where the peacekeeping contingent of the russian federation is temporarily stationed, grossly violated the provisions of the november 10 2020 statement and committed an act of terrorist, sabotage was an against the units of the as a by john army. iraq's influential feeling, politician worked either else, others demanding an early election that he says dialogue with the government has proven to be futile. so they'll believe a televised address urging supporters to continuous sit in parliament until their demands are met. while others block one the most seats in las vegas parliamentary election. but there's been a political deadlock ever since been any loudy will. who are, i am not willing to engage in dialogue. we have tested dialogue with them before and game nothing. i but corruption and havoc ha, despite their empty promises and gestures, promises have not been fulfilled by i will not approve of bloodshed, but to reform cannot be achieved

they've been using for arresting senior flemming to had with them. sadly from june to the us national security folks on john kirby says israel has the full support of the united states. this feels like a, a solution. of course we were made to a. busy to jerusalem and that, but that we still wants to be on both sides have to want it to. rosalind joined jordan is joining us now from washington d. c. so john kirby saying that israel's got the full support of the united states . what else is the white house been saying about this? well, the by that ministration is also reaching out to what it calls the relevant parties . asking them to try to calm the situation to not aggravate attentions and to try to was stop by the violence that has been erupt. ing, i'm in is in southern israel and in the gaza strip by all day on friday and into the overnight the by didn't ministration of course is are very much committed to a 2 state solution. but it has also been a very clear and we saw this when the u. s. president joe biden was in israel and occupied west bank recently that he knows that the situation is not at a place w

and as a result of that relationship, i guess when they decided in july, june, july 2007, that they were going to buy hilton, johncalled and said we have the perfect job for you. we know you. we like you. we trust you. we think you have trained your whole career to run a company like this with a huge amount of upside potential. this company has been grossly under managed. you should come do it. i said, what, are you crazy? i'm going to pick up my wife and my little daughters and moved to beverly hills, california? i don't see us on rodeo drive. john gray is very persuasive. the truth is as i step back from it and talk to my wife is an equal partner in the decision, we realize how many chances in your life will you have where it is a counterparty like blackstone that you know really well for you trust, business you know, but with massive opportunity, and without skill set, and those things don't come together that often, so eventually i decided we would be the beverly hillbillies and move. david: blackstone bought the publicly traded company for $29 billion. some people thought it was a high price. you come into m

john: the performance of markets until the end of june was an intergenerational phenomenal where bondsequities, commodities except oil, currencies against the dollar all traded off. the month of july so that reverse almost entirely in terms of a complete flip in performance. so absolutely it's focused on allen's to portfolio construction with a focus on -- on balanced portfolio construction. a month like july can whip a portfolio apart with substantial volatility. we have to be focused, particular on the benefits of investment grade. this is an opportunity to get invested and focus on investment grade, i think that is a key takeaway. yvonne: john, great to have you. we have plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: what is happening in to one is about to happen with nancy pelosi in focus. the dollar holding above the 30 handle. defensive plays across the region. yvonne: the defense play in the yen. also when it comes to defense-related stocks. mixed picture, some of these rally quite a big on the back of the prospects of china and u.s. relations that are basically intensifying giv

beginning of the process that we can, you know, i've been very tolerant on the chat in june, comparatively, to the other john does like molly or in galia. but actually, i think the moment is very still weak and still recall and ethical new york has a very important role to play in terms of keeping an eye on the equity of the national debt. that will be happening here. to mean all the stakeholders should be obligated so that we have the kind of optim and inclusive discussion free and be already, if i any on and briefly, if i'm a just to leave to one side or all of these big names, big actors, the details of a process that is clearly still unfolding. talk to me about the people of chad. does this deal resonate with them? does it provide any hope? i think from the beginning of the transition that i've been a lot of hub, but the way things i've been unfolding following all the back and forth from the law. but also this agreement actually read up some of the movement in but also in the country. some secret society organizations on also some political parties that are not very keen on participating in the dialogue

john is a basketball referee. >> they cut it, right? that's my jersey. >> reporter: back in juneofficiating a semi pro game. that was him seconds before his heart attack, the deadliest kind of heart attack called a widow maker. doctors told john's fiancee donna almost no one survives it. >> 1% of the population and he's that 1%. >> i was in the right place at the right time. i mean, that's why i'm here. >> reporter: within seconds a tow let doe player named myles copeland rushed to his side and started doing cpr. >> i've never witnessed someone just collapse but i knew what had to be done. >> turns out the toledo forward is also a toledo firefighter. a brand-new one. just a year out of the academy. >> what does that feel like when all is said and done and you've saved a life? >> it's honestly one of the best feelings in the world. >> few moments will ever come close except maybe -- >> oh, my god. >> this one. >> we invited miles to stop by the gym. it was their first meeting. >> i love you, man. you know i love you. >> after quadruple bypass surgery john feels better than ever an

a result of that relationship, when they decided in july, late june, early july of 2007, they decided they were going to buy helton, johnray called and said i have the perfect job for you. we know you. we like you. we think you have trained your whole career to run a company like this. we think there is a huge amount of upside and potential. this company has been grossly under managed and you should come do it. and i said, are you crazy? i am going to pick up my wife and my six little daughters at this time and we are going to move to beverly hills in california? i famously said we are going to be like the beverly hillbillies. john gray is very persuasive. as i step from it, and as i talked to my wife who was an equal partner in the decision, we realized how many chances in your life are you going to have word is a counterparty like blackstone who you know overly well who you trust, a business you know but has massive opportunity and it suits your skill set? those things do not come together that often. eventually i decided we would peg up and be the beverly hillbillies and we moved. david: helton was a publicly traded

june. when i joined by john was i'm who is in new york covering the tournament. he's from the tennis channel. so john, just give us a sense of the atmosphere that was found prepared to witness the end of an iconic career. yeah, we just got word that there will be a ceremony win or lose per serene williams. and i think everyone's trying to balance how much of this is about a celebration about acknowledging one of the absolute type of support, not just that this board and how much of it is he to? serena williams realistically have a chance to to do some damage at the tournament of a player. i don't think she, unfortunately, she's going to win her 24th major at this event. but i think you can win a few matches, in which case it will be a lot different than just sort of a monday night send off. and you've covered serena's career from day one to tell us about your interactions with her over the is yeah, i mean, i think you've come a long way. i think tennis will come a long way. i think this is really a happy story. so often in sports with a boy, we never appreciated

of that relationship, i guess when they decided in july, early, late june, early july of 2007, that they were going to buy hilton, johnray called and said, i have got the perfect job for you. we know you. we like you. we trust you. we think you have sort of train your whole career to be able to run a company like this, where there is this huge amount of upside and potential. this company has been grossly under-managed, and you should come do it. and i said, what are you, crazy? i'm going to pick up my wife and my six little daughters at this time, and we are going to move to beverly hills, california? i famously said, we are going to be like the beverly hillbillies. i don't see us on rodeo drive. but those that know jon gray know he is very persuasive, and the truth is, as i step back from it and as i talked to my wife, who was an equal partner in the decision, we realized, how many chances in your life will you have where it is a counterparty like blackstone that you know really well and you trust, it is a business you know, that it has massive opportunity, and it suits your skill set? and those things don't come tog

john, a view to rally. she talked to kron 4 about what happened back in june. says the pellet entered her long causing the lung to collapse agenda had to have emergency surgery. she has since recovered. >> we have multiple victims who have pellets in them for the rest of their life. he really set about on a campaign of terror. these were not childish pranks with a low powered weapon. these were deliberate sniper attacks on innocent victims. >> police say what they described as a unique suspect. vehicle description led them to montoya. he is being held without bail. he has been charged with 7 counts of assault with a deadly weapon. if he's convicted, he could spend up to 21 years in prison. >> former san francisco de a chase dean says that he will not be running for reelection in november. he says that he wants to focus on his family. he tweeted out his decision this morning. voting also expressed concern that some of the programs he created will end the current da brooke jenkins. we'll run a special election in november to finish out dean's term. there will be

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john, jeffrey clark. they all had search warrants executed on them in june. clark i believe was pulled out of his house. in pajamas when they were searching him. if you have subpoenas now, search warrants, search warrant, subpoena, subpoena, scott perry, the phone, now this. this is -- they are the garbage men. they are collecting evidence to funnel to the department of justice to support the january 6th investigation. and he said that all along and that one little paragraph seems to indicate that. they take anything. >> dana: jessica? >> jessica: all of trump's talking points have exploded in his face, whether on something he released on the true social or the people he had dispersed all over television to proliferate his lines including his own children saying he didn't get a copy of the warrant, the attorney confirmed it on other networks. they had the warrant there. he said president obama -- president obama did this too. he took the nuke materials out of his back pocket -- not true. president obama fulfilled protocol 30 million documents went through the

tommy lennon, hank gentleman, john young, tony and all european navy cabinet on the hung up june. turns out tomorrow will come home. she will get real no know a single meal. i mean you mean and get in a similar to me to green war veterans veterans against the korean war veterans families of the fallen and distinguished guests. i am touched that everyone came together for this meaningful dedication ceremony for the wall of remembrance and people of the republic of korea and. i would like to congratulate you all even at london tomorrow. you going to russia for talk, hunger concerns do hunger kidding will also hamilton nearly conglomerate not turning into him locally tells him to the wall of remembrance has been established as structure that highlights a solid republic of korea united states alliance by honoring america's service members and. scotus us soldiers who or were killed. action you also tell me who you are to lose again. that again, angleton jokes don't tell me this young man at all. you only joked, and of course you knew the america and people around the world who visit he

. >> nevertheless, his lawyer, john eastman called you on june 4th, 2021, and he had a specific ask that would've required you to do just what you told the president you wouldn't do, something that would violate your oath, is that correct? >> that's correct, it wasn't just me. i had my counsel and others on the call. >> and what did doctor eastman want you to do? >> that we would in fact vote, take a vote to overthrow, i shouldn't say overthrow, that we would be certify the electors. because we had plenary authority to do so. he cited article two, i think it's clause two, in his opinion that gave us the authority. i don't recall him saying, sufficient evidence, but there was some call or some strong reason to do so that we had justification to do so that we can do that. and that he was -- his gestion was that we would do it. i said, again, i took an oath for me to take that, to do what you do, would be counter to my or. i don't recall if it was in that conversation that he talked more about the oath. but i said, what would you have me too? he said, just do it and let the court sorted. i

in june, federal agents also seized the phone of attorney john eastman who had advised trump on wayshe could stay in office after losing the election. at least one person died after a series of large explosions at a russian military airbase in crimea. russia claims the explosions were caused by an accidental detonation of ammunition. ukrainian officials have not publicly commented on the explosions but an unnamed ukrainian military official told "the new york times" that pro-ukrainian forces were behind the blast. in an address on tuesday night, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy did not discuss what happened at the russian air base but he called for crimea to be returned to ukraine. russia annexed crimea in 2014. secretary of state tony blinken is in rwanda today after stops in the democratic republic of congo and south africa. blinken's trip comes just weeks after russian foreign minister sergei lavrov visited egypt, uganda, ethiopia, and the republic of congo. some analysts say the two trips have echoes of the cold war as washington and moscow attempt to increase their influe

june of 2022. so quite reebtly by cash patel and john solomon as the representatives.here. we just don't know all of it yet. >> and john solomon is, i don't know how to describe solomon. in some ways, ago journalist, acts as a journalist. he acts as a commentator. he's been i guess, break everything stories about the seven at mar-a-lago. clearly with somebody with close contact with donald trump and that orbit. you were talking about mr. philbin trying to get the documents back and the president resisting. it is not theirs, it's mine, several advisers say mr. trump told them. nbc news has not confirmed this yet with our own reporting. but this is from "the new york times." also in this reporting, there is a note i read last week and i want to linger on. this is about the one-trump lawyer who signed a statement saying the material with classified markings had all been returned and there was nothing left in mar-a-lago. he signed a statement to the fbi. official then used a subpoena to obtain surveillance footage of the hallway outside a storage room in mar-a-lago and saw

the interesting thing, john, the workload is consistent from two months ago to july, to the june indexuly index so they're working on the same volume of roles, but have shifted their focus and they're following where the money is and the money is not in overstaffing and the i.t. tech companies and really in these other industries >> is there something that tends to happen when you see that sort of shift it seems the high-dollar jobs in i.t. and software engineering and not all of them, and shifting to automotive,a b appal and fashion and it seems anything that is in demand when we say the tech industry is not top, it's that the tech companies aren't hiring. it's not necessarily the job of the developer, it's the customer support per support person and what you start to see is the companies were out to disrupt the norm, they themselves are now gettin disrupted by the return to work. so you're seeing these right sizing of companies that overstock their employees, that overstock certain departments and whether it's the customer service side and not necessarily the high-tech roles of those

final piece is, it appears that all seven of these people were replaced just recently in june of 2022 with johnesentatives to the national archives. >> andrew, i'm going stick with you because i want to talk about more about the affidavit and what the justice department, you know, we know yesterday, asked the judge in florida to keep the affidavit sealed. we know that donald trump's side is asking for it to be unsealed. here's a quote from nbc news where characterizes what prosecutors' position is. they said on monday, in their filing, that the government didn't oppose unsealing other materials filed in connection with the search warrant, documents they said would not jeopardize the integrity of the investigation, but they said that revealing the affidavit would, quote, compromise the investigation. so, i guess i ask you, what does that tell us? does it tell us anything, or is that just the nature of affidavits in a very high-level investigation of this kind? >> well, the law is clearly on the side of the government, and it is typical when there is an ongoing criminal investigation, which the g

president trump, john eastman, p that not jonathan clark, jeffrey clark and john eastman both had search warrantsn executed on them inth june. jeffrey clark, i believe, was pulled out of his house iney pajamas when they were w searching him. then you had grand jury subpoenas recently to pat cipollone and patrickav philbin. so search warrant, search warrant, subpoena, subpoena, scott perry, the phone and now that this is collect, this is they are the garbage i men . they're collecting evidence to funnel to the department of justice to support the january six investigation. andy said that all along that one little paragraph seems toic indicate that they take anythingate, anything they want just all of trump's talking points have exploded in his face, whether it's on stuff that he has released on his social account himself ore the people he has dispersed all over television to proliferate his liessisio, including his own children, saying that he didn't get a copy of the warrant question about his attorney confirmed that on our network and other networks, they did have the warrant nethe w there. he said president obama, when i

june the 2nd. i think that's a big deal. charles: john, real quick, let's go back to the 200-day moving average.he audience. perfect example of this, right? we shot all the way up, hit the 200-day moving average. this is the total market, i-shares total market and we're pulling back here again. the 50-day is way down here. again you don't sound like you're bearish what would it take to make sure we don't go down to test the 50-day moving average? >> if i had to pick one indicator? the vix. the have, gets above 24, if the vix gets above 24 and stays there we're going lower. we'll keep going lower on tactical basis until the vix cools off a little bit. the vix is right at 24 right now. so i think if i had one indicator to watch all week and thats with all i could look at i would look at the vix. charles: sounds great. vix is one of my favorite indicators as well. 24, wow, we're right there. didn't think we would be at that number. thank you very much, my friend. housing affordability is tanking. millions of americans struggling to pay basic, basic bills. guess what, record amount of people working

, the one that senate republicans overwhelmingly voted to pass back in june but then in a surprise reversal blocked last week, john stewart, joined by veterans, returned to capitol hill again today to voice his support for legislation. the timing is super important. democrats accusing republicans of taking this bill really as revenge for the reconciliation deal democrats struck with joe manchin. joining me to talk all about this ali vitali and ashley parker as well. ali, let me start with you. we just heard from senator manchin about whether sinema will support the spending bill. what are you hearing? have we heard from her? have democrats really made progress today as we march towards five days or so left before august recess? >> well, five days or so, because the expectation from senators is that if they can stay in town this weekend and get it done, that's probably what they're going to do. ultimately no one is going to be able to speak for senator sinema other than senator sinema. her office is reiterating that she's not commenting. when i spoke with chuck assumer before the weekend, i asked him in the same wa

john and brianna. what we know, based on our sources that in early june of this year, there was a meeting that occurred at mar-a-lago between attorneys representing former president donald trump and agents there, looking to see if there was classified information being stored on the property. and it's this meeting that sort of precipitated the search that was executed at donald trump's residence in palm beach yesterday. we're told from sources who were present at the meeting that at the time that attorneys for donald trump shared documents, turned them over and showed them that there were in fact documents being held at mar-a-lago that had classified markings on them. the agents who were present then asked to see where these documents were being stored. they were taken to a basement room on the property, we're told. and just days after that meeting occurred, they were given -- they were sent a letter, asking them to create a more secure location for these documents to be held. at trump's property. and we're told that aides to the former president actually then put a padlock on the room where these docu

these were the conditions that convicts john anglin, clarence, england and frank morris faced on the evening of june962 after the three had laid plaster heads in their cots and escaped through holes in the walls of their cells that they had slowly dug out around a ventilation grate. they went into the water. and they were never seen again. what happened to them. that's the question warren is trying to answer attempting to swim. the route reported by one convict was originally a part of the escape but got left behind. warren turn right tonight with the tide's moving swiftly out of the bay similarly, to 60 years before, warren isn't able to swim from alcatraz across to angel island. there's also another issue. warren is swimming right into the path of an oncoming oil tanker halting here over warren has to stop his progress to wait for the ship to pass. come over to the boat more time spent in the energy sapping water where he's been swimming without a wetsuit. we've already started looking at your turn. the convicts did have some supplies when they made their attempt to cross the bay of evidence that

the gaming industry has taken a hit video game, johns 15 millions of dollars of losses and revenue in recent weeks. in the 3 months that ended in june, microsoft, sony and nintendo each reported a fallen sales. american spent more than $12000000000.00 on games and the 2nd quarter according to market research from n p d, that's down 13 percent year on year. china's video game revenues in the 1st half of 2022 felt for the 1st time since days became available and 2008. joining us now from london is really led on better. he is a professor of economic sociology and digital social research at the oxford internet institute. that's part of the university of oxford. so really what's gone wrong for video game companies? i imagine the semiconductor shortage we've just been talking about hasn't helped diva. that's right. so 11 problem has been the supply chain crisis because manufacturers are not getting their, all their products from the consumers. but also the war rush us innovation of ukraine has led some game publishers to pull out from russia. and this is obviously had a negative impact on their revenues. and then a further reason is apple

john: talk to me about that, there is confusion? >> there are two different measures. the zero is month-to-month. from june to july there were no price increases on average. 8.5 percent is year-over-year, so that is comparing july to the prior july. that is the difference. those numbers are good numbers if you want to look in the longer run. it is 8.5% over the year, but to get an idea of where things are heading right now, how things are changing in the recent past, then you look got what is going on in the last month, so that is where the 0.0 percent comes in. i think we have reached that peak and it is going to come down. the reason we didn't see inflation in july is that it was driven by a big decline in oil and gas prices, big decline in airline fares. and one of the other things is, we know gas prices have declined further since the inflation reading, so i expect that to continue put downward pressure on it laois and that -- downward pressure on it. we have seen supply-chain issues that have been boosting inflation. we know that businesses and people, people bought a lot of goods during covid. covid

john and brianna. what we know, based on our sources that in early june of this year, there was a meeting

has been delivered in this terrace leader is no more. lama jam june has more now on the man who led al qaeda for more than 10 years. john amen. and so he had long been a deputy to osama bin laden, but after the u. s. killing of the thin and tired, the leader in 2011. so he took charge of the armed group attempting to expand its reach while never engendering the kind of loyalty afforded his predecessor while he did inherit the the mantle of leadership. he did not inherits was on, but led his legitimacy as a will. jack had needa all his a credibility and legitimacy on karima amongst the various which i had in groups born in egypt in 1951. so i came from a distinguished family, studied medicine, and became a surgeon. in 1973, he joined the egyptian islamic jihad group. the assassination of president unwise said that the nation $81.00 for which the group was blamed, proved to be a turning point for so heavy. while he was not charged in connection with saddam killing, he was imprisoned on conspiracy charges, one of thousands of religious activists jailed and tortured after the assassination . many analysts say that experienc

>> that's right, john, it has been a week and we learned more about what led up to this search at mar-a-lago over the weekend. back in juneested in writing that no more classified documents were at mar-a-lago. that's according to the "new york times." also around that time trump's team in florida received a visit from agents looking for boxes as well as a subpoena to return