>> jon: this is a knicks town.etween the mavericks and the knicks, generally with the trades were you pleased as to a certain extent -- do you find there is a kindness -- >> -- >> yeah. >> jon: extended to you? knicks fans? >> i like walking in new york, today, "cuban, we love you!" it's crazy. great basketball fans. all kinds of love. >> jon: that is what you get a new york? that is what they shout at you? >> now does more things for j.b. >> jon: well, did you have any idea -- when knicks was there -- sorry, i am a knicks fan. he was not -- he started in the playoffs. did you have any idea that he would become this all nba phenomenon? he is undersized, his footwork is so phenomenal. >> no, he was talented but he was picked in the second round. everybody knew, he would've been a top-five pick. if you redraft that draft other than luka, he is a top three or five picked. >> jon: it's amazing. >> more credit to it. he worked on it. >> jon: he seems like a phenomenal guy. then decided to take a contract for less money

: sure. >> jon: >> jon: i'm so hopped up on it.on't. >> generic cialis. [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> jon: as i said before, i am so hopped up on tadalafil. [laughter] >> so when you go to costplusdrugs.com and you put in "be 25," the first thing we do, we show you our cost, our markup, 15%, everybody gets the same price because we are mail order, to partner with pharmacies. there is a shipping fee and a fee for the pharmacist to review everything. when you do it that way -- >> jon: this is legal. >> of course it is legal. good old american capitalism. let me just tell you the impact. there are drugs, there is a drug for chemotherapy that when we started, the price of it, if you just walked into a big pharmacy, big chain pharmacy was going to be $2,000. you go to costplusdrugs.com, it is under 30. there is a drug -- >> jon: that is insane. >> i had a friend landing who was in horrific car crash and he needed this drug, lost his insurance, it was going to be $30,000 every three months. i am like, let me just check to see how w

jon.by kennedy jr. said if the system was honest, he would have been elected president and won the election. he says this is not the his father's nor his uncle's democratic party and listed the reasons why. >> it had departed so dramatically from the if core values that i grew up with, it had become the party of war, censorship, corruption, big pharma, big tech, big ag and big money. when it abandoned democracy by canceling the primary to coon sole -- conceal the cognitive decline of the sitting president, i left the party. >> reporter: vice president harris accepting her party's nomination for president at the dnc. she has been reluctant to interact with the press, avoiding unscripted encounters. she's pledged to do a sit-down interview before the end of the month which is fast approaching. her campaign says she's raised over half a billion since president biden dropped out of the race. here was harris talking about national security in chicago. >> as vice president, i have confronted thr

jon. jon: j.d.ance apparently left the stage, does that that mean that the former president is up next? is it going to be a matter of minutes? a matter of, i don't know, a little delayed sometimes. >> reporter: jon, he is going to be delayed. in fact, the next few minutes he's going to be doing a business round table with some black georgia voters talking about economic issues impacting black americans. in that's been a central point of this stop here, is reaching out to minority voters in deep blue atlanta. i mean, where we are right now here in the heart of downtown atlanta, john, this is not a conservative stronghold. but you can see the crowd that has come out here today. and, jon, you'll love this, this is the same video, i was here four days ago when vice president harris held a rally. she also turned out this entire arena. it's very interesting to the say that within four days two major campaigns, one venue and two different messages, at the same time voters are reacting. jon: you know the lo

visit beaches.com or call 1-800-beaches jon: i am jon scott this is the fox report.es. unknown suspects fired shots of the joint base in san antonio lackland air force base in texas. prompting an exchange of gunfire service members on the base. no injuries reported by the but authorities are investigating the shooting. ♪ former congressman george santos is expected to plead guilty to charges related to campaign finance fraud. santos previously pled not guilty in the case last year became the sixth house member to be expelled from congress and the history of the u.s. rarely seen it deep sea fish is found dead floating on the surface of the pacific near california. marine experts brought the or fish too short to study it and tried to learn more about the deep-sea species. for more on these and other stories indelibly fox news app. you can scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. former president trump just wrapped up at rallying voters in battleground pennsylvania this evening. he hammered and vice president harris new economic plan saying she has alr

>> come on, jon. he's right. most people -- 99% of the country, they don't vote on who the vice presidential nominee -- they're voting for donald trump or kamala harris, not jd or tim walz, but i believe he made it the main focus of his vetting process is, do i think this person can be president on day one if god forbid something happens? yes. he's confident in my abilities and he's right that the politics of this really don't matter that much. >> jonathan: one of the proposals in the platform you've talked about and trump has talked about it is a mass deportation. you said he said he'll start with the easy ones, the criminals, people who commit crimes, deport them, but he said deporting 15 million to 20 million people, how do you actually do that? >> jon, we have to start with the fact that we have a wide-open southern border because our border czar set a lot of open border policies. >> jonathan: you know she wasn't the border czar, wasn't she? >> that was what the media called her. she assumed the title. she ha

jon: h.r.aster served as all signs point to i run all roads lead to ironic you will when it comes to troubles in the middle east. listen. cox iran is pursuing a strategy in which is willing to expand expend every arab life every palestinian life and the objective of destroying israel. meanwhile iran is continued to funnel weapons. not only into southern lebanon but essentially a proxy army and syria into the west bank. >> why does it seem this administration is not eager to take on ironic? you heard lindsey graham say we ought to bomb oil facilities if they don't get the hostages back. >> sometimes it is hard to understand. they wanted to get back into a nuclear fear that donald trump had pulled out of earlier. clearly in the campaign you'll hear a lot former president trump saying this conflict the one going on right now would not be happening if i comment donald trump are still president. there is an argument you can make for that. trump focused on iran and basically starved iran of the thing

jon: i am jon scott this is a fox report. just joining us here's a look at the top stories. early yesterday morning in brooklyn, new york a jewish man was slashed in the >> after verbal dispute with another man who is shouting free palestine and do you want to die? the suspect took off on foot after stabbing the victim but was later arrested and charged with assault and criminal possession of a weapon the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. in algeria celebrations after boxer won olympic gold in unanimous scrutiny and online abusscrutiny and online abuse over gender after she failed and eligibility tests and inter- national championship last year. and marilyn today at least one person was killed two others injured the house in a baltimore suburb it blew apart and what some officials call the largest explosion they have ever seen for it first responders originally were alerted by calls from neighbors who smelled gas in the area. for more on these and other stories of deviled the fox news app, scan the

jon: we will know in less than 90 days. steve moore, thank you. >> thanks jon.does new police a body cam video tell us what happens minutes before and after the assassination attempt on former president trump? cb cotton pick oxide jon there are renewed questions from the american people about what could have been done and butler, pennsylvania after the latest round of body camera video release from local law enforcement. i will have all of the details after the break. this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? i ate the carrot, so i ate half of it yesterday, and i had it today for breakfast. and this is what she ate in two days, one carrot. please pray for me! the international fellowship of christians and jews began this ministry to help elderly jews living in horrible poverty around the world. we urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box

jon: christina coleman, thank you. and controversy over the opening ceremonies and the gender issues getting in the way of what is supposed to be an internationally unifying and inspiring event. fox news contributor joe concha your thoughts on that. are you inspired and unified? >> it is such a travesty for all of these athletes that work so hard to get to this moment. because things are completely out of their control the organizers who get whatever is below f minus for the preparation or lack there of. the applets of the true victims or to answer your question with the public watching at home just went escapism instead of watching this whole woke nonsense throne and their faces no one is inspired. so mobiles has been great the pool is been great and overshadows and that's the whole crime i heard the same question over and over again this weekend. the question, how can a biological mail boxer possibly be allowed to compete against a biological woman? because there was a recent white steroids were banned from all olymp

jon: let me ask about ohio.r viewers are wondering how donald trump can win ohio overwhelmingly nj deviance can be from ohio and the ticket and sherrod brown is the other senator. sherrod brown is not a moderate he's a full-fledged liberal, he is not joe manchin he is a full-fledged liberal. how does the same state produce jd vance and troy brown. >> i could not agree more with your assessment this is because of money. the democrats are pouring so much money into ohio in montana, cover-up their liberal positions in the liberal both have taken in kalama harris is has cast more tie-breaking votes than any other vice president in our nations history. 33, that's a massive multi trillion dollar stimulus package and inflation reduction act, borrowed money and remember sherrod brown and jon tester have voted with kamala harris 100% of the time. by the way if you like san francisco politics. you love kamala harris, i served with her she's truly a far left progressive ranked the most liberal u.s. editor when i served wit

>> jon comments right to be with you.or the democrat party this 100,000 protesters they're thereexpecting outside of the convention center have as much sway on kamala harris and her vp pick as the people inside the convention center. for 10 months now we have seen the democrat party. we have seen kamala harris. the support and really allow this anti- american, anti- somatic protest movement to flourish across the country. and now they are reaping what they have sewed. i expected to be a lot of chaos. just like when prime minister netanyahu came to washington d.c. was the pro- hamas mobs a burning american flags i'm expecting a lot of the same kind of hateful activities outside of the dnc. jon: we are jd pritzker of the governor's and we welcome the protesters. they should all have a voice. but i don't know, and you think is going to come to regret those words? >> i have no doubt he will regret those words. we all of us believe in freedom of speech. it's one of our greatest rights as americans. however what we have seen of

donald trump and omitted ronnie jackson and jon tester— and omitted ronnie jackson and jon tester was generally a lot of nationalisation of the issues with immigration and montana voters are caring _ immigration and montana voters are caring about. i think the focus on jon tester— caring about. i think the focus on jon tester and going that inward for sheehy _ jon tester and going that inward for sheehy. we jon tester and going that inward for sheeh . ~ ., ., ~' jon tester and going that inward for sheeh . ~ ., ., ~ ., ., jon tester and going that inward for sheeh . ~ ., ., , sheehy. we look at what the polls are tellin: sheehy. we look at what the polls are telling us _ sheehy. we look at what the polls are telling us right _ sheehy. we look at what the polls are telling us right now, _ sheehy. we look at what the polls are telling us right now, fair- sheehy. we look at what the polls are telling us right now, fair to - are telling us right now, fair to say that kamala harris's entry into the race has taken the donald trump camp but the price somewhat forcibly for what they are perha

jon, as always, thank you — war at this stage. jon, as always, thank you for— war at this stage.t this stage. jon, as always, thank you for keeping us - war at this stage. jon, as always, thank you for keeping us up - war at this stage. jon, as always, thank you for keeping us up to i war at this stage. jon, as always, i thank you for keeping us up to date. as i was saying, we are expecting that press conference from hassan nasrallah, hezbollah's leader, in the next few hours and we will be monitoring that and bring it to you live when it comes. german prosecutors have confirmed they're treating friday's mass stabbing in the town of solingen, in which three people died, as a terror attack. it follows the arrest of a syrian man, who's suspected of being a member of the islamic state group. damien mcguinness sent this update. german police have now confirmed to us that they have arrested a suspect who they believe is behind the stabbing in solingen on friday night. they say that this is a 26—year—old man who is a syrian national. the case has now been handed over to public prosecut

>> jon: no, i'm terrible. >> stephen: your parents didn't make you learn? >> jon: they feed you. it was it was a house of stories. people would come in with their stories about their day. my dad would tell them stories. my mom would brag about all of us. i'm the youngest of five kids so i grew up hearing stories. everywhere i went. >> stephen: did your older brothers and sisters have to learn how to cook? >> jon: yes, they did. >> stephen: you're the baby. gets away with everything. is there any relationship in your mind between the speed and the demand of running a restaurant and getting the meals out and everything, any relationship between that and making a movie? >> jon: when i see my dad, i have a section of the book that was hard to do the audiobook to get through. i always see him as the guy in the kitchen. he's in the kitchen. he has burns from years ago. he would come out, clean up, and greet people coming into the restaurant. my mom would too. no matter how they treated him, he would always be so gracious and he always said to us that we are ambassadors. we may be the f

jon, sources now telling abc news that rfk jr. reached out to the trump campaign, but we've also learned rfk jr. reached out to the harris campaign as well? >> reporter: here's what we know, david. we know that rfk reached out to try to get a meeting with harris, and there were reports he wanted to talk to her about getting a place in her cabinet in exchange for his endorsement. and we know that went nowhere because the harris team simply didn't respond. >> david: jon karl, we'll see you right here in the convention hall a short time from now. jon, thank you. >>> tonight, former president trump holding his first outdoor campaign event since the attempted assassination, speaking from behind bulletproof glass now before a tightly controlled crowd. set to focus on national security today, trump react together obamas who, of course, were right here in the hall last night. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, former president donald trump holding his first outdoor event in a battleground state since the attempt on his life. trump

jon: a jeff paul in tel aviv israel thank you. senior fellow it seems that like we have not heard a lot from isis lately. the mission has been very active include airstrikes u.s. forces with iraqi and other coalition partners carryout more than 200 operations just this year alone. against the isis remanence. our top priority is hitting the planners who are trying to prepare for attacks out of the area. beyond and other points on the globe. we've carried out a very successful strike very intense airborne operation. our folks got shot at a little bit that got a real success and take out a big isis terror planning campaign. >> seven americans injured it is not sign on the injuries were terribly serious. should we expect a blowback from the american operation? >> not blowback. they will have watch this target which was a big compound for a long time. short-term they broken up fighters for possible operations lolonger-term this is a reminder the defeat isis coalition the end of the caliphate back in 2018 very much in place it should st

jon tester.owd booing] and in a state that president trump carried twice by 20 points, jon tester couldn't find the courage to say, i'm going to vote against these terrible policies that are bad for montanans, i am going to vote against these policies that are bad for america and i'm going to vote against these policies that are bad for hard-working everyday americans. what they have done is put you in the backseat and they have continually enriched all the d.c. special interests that pay for john to -- for jon tester's campaign. he is the number one recipient of lobby dollars, including presidents. [crowd booing] i serve as a navy seal -- served as a navy seal. my wife was a marine. we met in the military. [cheers and applause] and during the wars, we were to ploy on and off. we saw each other like 45 days across five or six years and that is the secret to a happy marriage, right? just kidding. my wife is my best friend. i'm lucky she puts up with my crap. we love this country. when you joint af

jon lovett, jon favreau, and tommy vietor.ld know that while i have my name on the outside of the building and it's "the late show with stephen colbert," lots of talented peope work in this building, for instance those people right over there, louis cato and "the late show" band. i mean, i don't think, i'm not giving away secrets when i say many of you are talented. the majority of you are talented. there are a lot of other talented people who work here. for instance, one of my writers asher perlman, is a new yorker cartoonist. he's got a new book. here it is. it's called "well, this is me" and it's full some of my favorite cartoons. i will just give you a taste. this is my favorite cartoons of all time. it is a genie with a dog and a stick and the genie says "i mean, i can throw it a third time." >> louis: [laughs] that's good. that's good. >> stephen: anyway. check it out. stick around later for "after midnight" with taylor tomlinson and her panelists terry crews, joe manganiello, and patton oswalt. that's power-packed, ever

remember, these are not, like, college essays, jon.at she said when she was campaigning for president as a 54-year-old woman. if she's had such a radical change of heart in the last five years, she owes the american people >> jonathan: speaking of radical changes of heart, ic want to as you about what donald trump had to say a couple of days ago. he said, and this is an exact quote. my administration will be great for women and their reproductive rights. is he now going to be campaigning on abortion rights? what's going on here? >> he will be great for women. he was great for women. women had great opportunities under donald trump. he had a healthy, growing economy. you had safe communities. >> jonathan: i'm asking you about the reproductive rights. >> democrats can use reproductive rights all they want to describe their pro-abortion position to pay for it up to the moment of birth. that's the democratic position. >> jonathan: democrats say that is not than position. >> they don't get a monopoly to cover up their positions. >> jonathan

alongside kelly evans, i'm jon fortt.tocks are slightly lower right now, that's jeopardizing the continuation of an eight-day winning streak for both the nasdaq and the s&p 500. but the real test for this market will be later this week when we hear from fed chair jed power in jackson hole. >> 10:00 a.m. the crypto community hosting its big event at the four seasons there. we'll discuss the big issues on their agenda but also how did wyoming become the center of their financial world for this week, at least. >>> first a check on the markets, though, stocks are lower. boeing dragging dow as the 10-year of the new ceo is starting with more issues. the russell is down more than 1% as well. we'll keep an eye on that. >>> back to boeing, it has to pause test flights of a 777 x fleet after damage to a part. ordering inspection of the 787 dreamliner. >>> netflix near all-time highs. positive momentum for app sales. >>> let's begin with the broader market as stocks pull back following an eight-session rally, coming ahead of jay po

jon karl talking to rfk jr. today and what jon has learned. >>> former president trump holding his first outdoor campaign event since the attempted assassination. trump behind bulletproof grass today. >>> the other news with americans among the missing, that grim recovery effort on the ocean floor. at least four bodies pulled from inside that sunken boat off sicily. >>> tonight, russia reporting a major drone attack on moscow. with ukraine pushing into russia, the new images tonight of the fighting on russian soil. >>> back here in the u.s., record heat across several states. while in the east, some temperatures in the 50s. and a new tropical threat we're now watching tonight. >>> the u.s. economy tonight. the revised numbers when it comes to jobs. and does this make a rate cut from the fed even more likely? which could lower car loans, mortgages, and credit card rates. >>> the disturbing images tonight. a circus performer on that tightrope surviving a fall while performing in front of an audience. >>> in the no

i leave it to jon tester. >> he's going to win. he knows montana better than anybody else. >> jon tester has not endorsed kamala harris. is that a mistake? >> he knows how to run his race, he knows what's best for montana. i'm going to let him make decisions on all the stuff that he does. whether it's endorsements are on issues he's there representing the people of montana. >> i mean, you have at least three of your democratic incumbents, vulnerable members were not here. i mean, you tester brown, jacky rosen is that a good idea to keep their distance from the top of the ticket? >> i don't wouldn't take it as that they're just believe that they should be in their state painting so do you like someone like jacky rosen should be campaigning with kamala harris in nevada, will see what should i expect. she will, but i suppose you wouldn't want kamala harris stumping with jon tester and would share a brown i bet that's going to be up to them to decide whether or not how they want to the campaign but again, are some of the tougher states

thank you, jon donnison. on social media, _ of israel. thank you, jon donnison.u, jon donnison. on social media, an update - of israel. thank you, jon donnison. on social media, an update from i on social media, an update from hostages of missing families. this is what they posted, the forum, on social media. the hostages of missing families for an ounce that hostage qaid farhan alkadi, 52, freed himself from hamas captivity, escaped to relate forces, a father of 11, worked technic abducted from his workplace 326 days ago and is now back in israel, the wonderful news of his return is a sign of light amongst the darkness for the families of the hostages and people are visual. we wish to thank the wonderful forces of our idf who helped him return home safety. there are 108 hostages still held. asjon donnison was referring to there, a deal is the only way to secure the return of the remaining 108 hostages in the eyes of the forum. we have that post saying that qaid farhan alkadi was able to free himself from hamas captivity and escaped to israeli forces, a father of

ashworth says, not olitics. to dip jon ashworth says, not politics- edge _ to dip jon ashworth says,., , , commenced up these things happen. this happens — commenced up these things happen. this happens when _ commenced up these things happen. this happens when you _ commenced up these things happen. this happens when you come - commenced up these things happen. this happens when you come in and l this happens when you come in and you're _ this happens when you come in and you're trying — this happens when you come in and you're trying to get your story across. — you're trying to get your story across. why not leave the bad news with somebody else, that's clearly what is _ with somebody else, that's clearly what is going to happen, and labour at six _ what is going to happen, and labour at six months or so to talk to the obr_ at six months or so to talk to the obr and — at six months or so to talk to the 0br and treasury officials and john talks about the asylum funding but half the _ talks about the asylum funding but half the funding is the public wage settlement, and one of the wo

jon tester shows even endorsed her yet he doesn't he's going to talk about issues that they both care don't think it's your think it's you i think it's a mistake that he hasn't endorsed her. >> i leave it to jon tester. he's going to win. he knows montana better than anybody else. >> jon tester has not endorsed kamala harris. >> is that a mistake? he knows how to run his race, he knows what's best for montana i'm going to let him make decisions on all the stuff that he does. whether it's endorsements are on issues he's there representing the people of montana, i mean, you have at least three of your democratic incumbent that's vulnerable members were not here. >> i mean, you've touched her brown jacky rosen is that a good idea to keep their distance from the top of the ticket? >> i don't wouldn't take it as that they're just believed that they should be in their state camp but do you think someone like jacky rosen should be campaigning with kamala harris in nevada, will see what should i expect. she will, but i suppose you wouldn't want kamala harris stumping with jon tester in which

his name is jon tester.not speak badly about somebody's physical disability, but he's got the biggest stomach i have ever seen. [cheering] i have never seen a stomach like that. because he does not look that heavy. you are not allowed to use the word fat. if you use the word fat -- you can say obese, anything, but you cannot say fat. that is the end of your political career. i sit at the other night. somebody in the audience said, chris christie is a fat pig. and i said, sir, chris christie is not a fat pig. we argued about it for three or four minutes. no, he is not a fat pig. four years tester has been telling montana that he is a moderate while he votes with biden, harris, and bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren, pocahontas. pocahontas, i have more indian blood in me than i have been her, and i happen to have none. kamala votes with them wanted to percent of the time. did you know that, steve? i promise you tim will not be voting wanted to percent. he may vote with them zero. but in 50-50 senate they cou

simpson, thanks for cominu on be careful." jon simpson, thanks for coming on the _ be careful." jon for coming on the programme and - be careful." jon simpson, thanks for| coming on the programme and giving the analysis. stay with us because we will be at the tower block in dagenham that caught fire. we will be live on the scene here on the programme in a moment or two. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's turn to that fire in east london. everyone has been accounted for after a major fire at an east london block of flats. two people were taken to hospital and more than 100 people evacuated. the cause of the fire is not yet known, but the london fire commissioner said the building had several known fire safety issues. helena wilkinson reports. this is the block of flats in east london, engulfed by flames at the peak of the devastating fire. more than 100 residents live here — most will have been asleep when it broke out. it must have been terrifying. the london fire brigade was called at 2.4aam this morning. a major incident was declared, with a huge emergency

jon, good morning to you. always great to have you.nterviewed jd vance and asked him about whether trump believes that he's ready on day one. let's take a look. >> most people, 99% of the country, they don't vote on who the vice presidential nominee -- they're voting for donald trump or for kamala harris, not for jd or tim walz, right? but what i think he does believe is, because he made it the main focus of his vetting process, do i think this person could be president on day one if god forbid something happens? yes. i'm sure donald trump is confident in my abilities. i also think that he's right, that the politics don't really matter that much. >> whit: jon, will that satisfy those who have been questioning his readiness? >> jonathan: well, look. i think what's notable here, whit, is that jd vance there was answering a question that donald trump himself did not answer, because donald trump was asked directly, do you believe jd vance is ready to take over on day one if necessary? he didn't answer. instead, went on to say the vice pres

the next voice she hears is kelsey's, demanding that jon logan kennison attack dr.couraging kennison. >> and she has the ultimate weapon in kennison, right? >> yep. >> he'll hit anything that she wants him to. >> yep. he has a firearm with him, and he beats dr. burchard to death. >> a couple minutes later she came out and said, he's gone. the doctor was dead. kennison had killed him. >> kennison ultimately comes out of the garage covered in blood. >> i've never been so scared in my life. it's just, like, real terror. and then i just kind of went numb. >> but for pena, the terror is far from over. what were you scared of? >> i didn't want them to do what they just did to dr. burchard to me, and i just witnessed it. e te crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. with skyrizi, feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks. many people were in remission at 12 weeks, 1 year, and even at 2 years. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or

——jon donnison jerusalem. a lot of points to pick up on there. —— jon donnison with that report.ddle east correspondentjim muir. the critical question there, neither israel nor hezbollah want war but they are ready for it, where are we? we are certainly on the brink but the question is whether we go over it and i think they have kind of pulled back. we will be hearing very shortly from the hezbollah leader who will be given one of his televised address is in the next few hours, so we will hear what he has to say. i'm sure he will claim today's action as a great victory. hezbollah is saying israel's narrative that it carried out pre—emptive attacks, they say that is illusionary and is not true, they say all the missiles hezbollah wanted to fire went off on time and it is hinting it hit an important target such as the mossad headquarters in central israel. so they will be showing this as a kind of success, but also the first phase of success, but also the first phase of their response to the killing of their senior military commander, fuad shukr, back at the end ofjuly. so there ma

jon: i am the last person who will speak to the mindset of vladimir putin. a question better placed to others pretty one of the things you realize having worked now on a number of these deals even though this one was the most complex is the sort of moved on their own speed. they are long and agonizing times in which you feel not a lot is getting done. you try to be created and come up with new solutions and problem solve, have conversations and ultimately things can end up moving faster than anyone anticipates and that is what happened here. we wish we could have done that sooner. ultimately we believe we got it done in a timely fashion that has led to people now be home spending time with their families before too much longer and we are happy about that. geoff: to what degree does this signal any sort of rate through of tensions between the u.s. and russia, and might any of this successful diplomacy be put to use to help bring an end to russia's war in ukraine? jon: to be honest i would caution anyone from drunk too many broader conclusions about the u.s. a

jon tester as to when over a considerable amount of trump of voters to win reelection. the republican opponent in montana has some issues but the state is so republican at this point that even a candidate who is not a great a 100 percent top-tier candidate stands a good chance of winning if they are a republican. host: let's look at a campaign and it put out. [video clip] >> montana voters know -- >> jon tester stands for us. >> to get the care and benefits we have earned. >> he delivered 12 new veterans clinics. >> he passed the act so veterans with toxic exposure -- >> finally got the help we need. >> veterans across montana. host: that is a play for veterans. are there in montana? guest: montana has a higher than average veterans. he is the chairman of the veterans affairs committee. when i talk to republican strategists about the race, they love bringing up that this is the first time that tester has been challenged by a veteran himself. he is a former navy seals decorated in afghanistan has made veterans issues and his express as a veteran front and center to his c

i of course it sounds like reagan during jon wayne it does not sound like jon wayne.[laughter] mrs. raggett is kicking reagan under the table stop, stop, stop. reagan says they also do jimmy stewart and of course it sounds like reagan during jimmy stewart, right? not everybody is sick of it he finally says i also do truman capote. he says let me hear reagan goes well, riches mr. present this pretty good but you don't have any material. reagan said jeff ideas? richhe writes on a cocktail napn and hands it to reckon reagan looks at it his eyes light up when he reads it and says well, they said i wrote in cold blood but i actually wrote in ink. [laughter] clocks we could go on was more of these great stories and anecdotes. anyone who worked with reagan certainly has a few of them. i t know have a few veterans of the of ministration in the audience stated that hopefully we will get to hear from them too. but please, let's start fielding questions in the audience i'm sure there are inquiring minds out and about. i believe maggie my wonderful colleague will bring over a mik

senator jon tester trying to seem relatable.an see, this is riverview barbershop. where i get my $12 cuts. >> new man. >> that should last me 'til september, for god's sakes. >> it definitely won't. >> ha-ha. come on. >> kayleigh: i mean, are we supposed to forget all his lib --r liberal policies because he got a haircut? >> i gave this one a "d." this is a terrible ad. he has been a senator in montana for 18 years. it doesn't tell voters anything that he's going to do to alleviate their economic concerns, and it reinforces the message that most voters i think probably already know. i don't know what he's trying to get across by talking about $12 haircuts. >> kayleigh: that's pretty brutal. i mean devil's advocate here, just a few seconds. do you think, like, someone relates to that and says this guy's like me? >> i don't think so. look, i mean, at this point, you know, most barbershops would be better off putting a sign in their windows saying we fix $12 haircuts. >> kayleigh: perry, thank you. that's it for us tonight. i'm kay

i'd love to hear someone explaining to the older white delegates who lil jon is.that musical genre invented by lin-manuel miranda." they actually had a dj spinning songs from each state as they came up. he played motown philly for pennsylvania, a chappell roan song for her home state of missouri. [cheers and applause] iowa probably had "happy birthday" or some shit. not a big music state. personally, i can't wait to see my home state of michigan show up. ["lose yourself" plays] >> jordan: oh, oh, yeah! [cheers and applause] palms are sweaty, mom's spaghetti! you got the mic, michigan, make me proud! >> michigan, how do you cast your vote? >> this november, we're in it together, michigan cast three present -- [stumbles] -- 125 votes. >> jordan: gah! michigan, what are you doing? you embarrassed us in front of illinois! [cheers and applause] oh, michigan! [cheers and applause] come on! michigan, how did you mess that up? you can't say a simple number, but you know how to say "ypsilanti?" come on! this is why you go to rehearsal, ladies! you literally only had one sh

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.: in january of 1999, jon winkelried and ultimately goldman sachs started to recruit me.as in a relatively senior position at bear stearns. and i -- you know, i really wasn't interested. but jon winkelried kept calling and calling and calling and he caught me on a day where suddenly i said, you know what? i should really -- i should really look at this. and so in the summer of 1999, about two months after the ipo i joined the firm. , a smarter guy would have joined the firm two months before the ipo but i waited inial two months after. david: i tried to recruit you as well. you had a great reputation at bear stearns and worked out to come to goldman. when you came to goldman did you think you could be the ceo? was that in your mind at that time? david s.: no, absolutely not. i came to goldman, i -- i had done very well at bear stearns. and was in the leadership team . i was on the management committee at bear stearns in my late 30's. and it was a hard decision to leave and come to goldman because i kind of had to take a step back and kind of re-establish myself. but i alw