jonathan yeah , this story is a jonathan yeah, this story is a bit more relaxed. >> so holidaymakersarned. actually it's not great holiday makers warned too much sun is turning all into slapheads so turning us all into slapheads so the report here is that if you spend too long outside the spend too long outside in the sun, your hair will essentially react to that and it will fall out so it can be sun damaged. and then you're telomeres. no, that's you're that's your genetics. you're something follicles, something else. follicles, that's the one. they won't grow and the cycles get quicker and quicker . but and the cycles get quicker and quicker. but think they just quicker. but i think they just don't to get because don't want us to get sun because that's charge chakras that's how we charge our chakras and they don't want to us charge our chakras. >> you our chakras. >> what? >> that's it. you know what? you know learned know what? you've learned something over the years. i didn't you it, but didn't make you say it, but that's exactly he makes that's exactly true. he makes the my peren

jonathan yeah , this story is a jonathan yeah, this story is a bit more relaxed. >> so holidaymakersarned. actually it's not great holiday makers warned too much sun is turning all into slapheads so turning us all into slapheads so the report here is that if you spend too long outside the spend too long outside in the sun, your hair will essentially react to that and it will fall out so it can be sun damaged. and then you're telomeres. no, that's you're that's your genetics. you're something follicles, something else. follicles, that's the one. they won't grow and the cycles get quicker and quicker . but and the cycles get quicker and quicker. but think they just quicker. but i think they just don't to get because don't want us to get sun because that's charge chakras that's how we charge our chakras and they don't want to us charge our chakras. >> you our chakras. >> what? >> that's it. you know what? you know learned know what? you've learned something over the years. i didn't you it, but didn't make you say it, but that's exactly he makes that's exactly true. he makes the my peren

what do you think, jonathan? >> yeah. what do you think, jolittle n? >> yeah.ittle bit 2008 the a little bit of 2008 and the famous movie the big short, you sort of like they all got sort of feel like they all got rewarded yeah. rewarded for their. yeah. >> is a banker been >> when is a banker ever been held accountable anything ? held accountable for anything? you sort of fail upwards or intentionally intentionally so you when i lost £2,000 on you know when i lost £2,000 on gamestop stock thinking i was going to beat the hedges, i decided i don't like the banks anymore. they're even banks. >> you didn't w" >> and you didn't get a bonus. you didn't get a promotion. you just a sad feeling. i just had a sad feeling. i got nothing. just had a sad feeling. i got noti ng. you know, i just got >> i just, you know, i just got some that about some memes and that was about it. of money. it. yeah waste of money. >> it is shocking. it is absolutely shocking. >> it is shocking. it is abswhere shocking. >> it is shocking. it is abswhere shockinget the £2,000 >> where did yo

. >> jonathan: yeah. >> the fact is he's now going to go through this arduous -- >> jonathan: it's almostit'll go on longer now. >> and there's no evidence linking hunter's business dealings to the president. the republicans have tried everything in congress. they've tried everything, but this is warmed over leftovers and i do believe at the end of the day, if they can get that deal back on the table, hunter biden will finally be able to live his life again. >> jonathan: republicans called for the special counsel now are denouncing the special counsel. i understand they say weiss shouldn't be the guy, but is there another reason behind this, rachel? why republicans are upset by the justice department is doing something they asked the justice department to do? >> the hypocrisy is peak washington there. publicly republicans are saying they don't trust the guy who was named specifically. >> jonathan: david weiss. >> of course, but there's other reasons. this really employees a hole in their top talking point when it comes to the white house and that is this idea of weaponization of the justi

maria: jonathan. >> yeah, sure. it reminds us how dependent the economy is on external demand.ting to come into play, the housing market, unaffordability of housing, youth unemployment that was mentioned. but it also i think if we see this softening, if we see deflation and that starts to impact wh business investment in china, they have price wars there, there isn't enough consumer demand in the economy, they still depend on the outside world and a that feeds back into what i think would be a powerful strategy of economic containment. if we're able to reduce imports from this country and diversify it other places, you really start to slow down their growth and you really start to put them behind us. maria: real quick, before you go. the ccp said that it reserves the right to respond to joe biden's executive order. what would they do? >> oh, they will. they will. they're going to go after our companies in their market. that's the card they're always going to play. and our business executives need to realize like that was always coming. it's time to change course. maria: jonatha

what are you learning there, jonathan? >> yeah, moments ago, we saw one of the witnesses walk up the courthouse steps behind me. he's a journalist that shortly after the 2020 election walked in on a meeting of alternate republican electors that had tried to certify georgia's election in favor of then president donald trump. even though he had narrowly been defeated by joe biden. initially he was scheduled to testify on tuesday, but this afternoon on social media, he posted change of plans. i'm going to court today. they're moving faster than they thought. today the grand jury heard from two former democratic state lawmakers including former senator gen jerdan that adidn'ted a post election hearing with mr. trump's attorney. in that meeting, rudy guliani tried to convince legislators to overturn the election based on discredited allegations of improper vote counting in fulton county. district attorney foni willis launched her investigation after a leaked phone call in which president trump asked brad raffensperger to find enough vo

it creates the benchmark, would it revise you as they revised themselves, jonathan >> yeah. we see it in the fourth quarter of this year and there is a systematic pat everyone of upward revision of qcw in recent years and it's something to watch for. so we can't really bank on revisions along the lines that would be suggested by fourth quarter. >> can i be a mice to the statisticians. there is 150 million people. >> by change of a couple thousand. >> by change of a couple thousand, yeah they're trying to thread the needle every month every month i think they get it right. more or less, there's a big issue this morning in preparation for this panel here, when you have a lot of quits it's possible that we're double counting jobs because if the quit ratio is high then a lot of churn may not have fallen off one payroll for another. that's a possibility meanwhile, if you look at the trajectory of job growth, the -- the population i believe we're supposed to be 75 to 100,000 we are routinely doing 100,000 more than we should be doing where are these bodies coming from are they gho

what's going on, jonathan? >> yeah, hi there, martha. well, among the witnesses is atlanta journalist george cheetie. he walked in on a panel of alternate electors that tried to certify georgia's election for donald trump even though he was narrowly defeated by joe biden in the 2020 election. he was supposed to testify before this grand jury on tuesday. he posted on social media change of plans. i'm going to court today. they're moving faster than they thought. the grand jury heard from two stormer state democratic lawmakers. one that attended a post election hearing with mr. trump's personal attorney. in that hearing, rudy guliani tried to convince legislators to overturn the election based on discredited allegations of improper vote counting here in fulton county. the district attorney launched here investigation after a leaked january 2021 phone call where trump asked brad raffensperger to find enough votes to overturn his election loss in the state. analysts believe willis will leverage the broad racketeering laws against the former

jonathan, what do you think? yeahf very, yeah, so this is a sort of very, very heavy, serious story, right , psychos deviants. , of the sony psychos deviants. >> libertines with >> take libertines with lunchtime fillings. so someone in office in a national in an office in a national newspaper has decided that the front page should story front page should be a story about people putting baked beans front page should be a story abart people putting baked beans front page should be a story aba sandwich,»utting baked beans front page should be a story aba sandwich, which baked beans front page should be a story aba sandwich, which is, ked beans in a sandwich, which is, you know, a sign the times. know, it's a sign of the times. it's end of days. but at the it's the end of days. but at the same time, yeah, i was struggling with this because i sometimes go online when we don't full story yet. don't have the full story yet. >> online get the sort >> i go online to get the sort of richness of the daily star stories. this i wa

. >> jonathan? >> yeaher of people have been indicted federally, it ruins their lives. their lives are turned upside down. they don't go golfing. they can't eat. their lives are ruined. outside of the death of a family member, i can't think of something more disruptive, and for donald trump, it's just another day that ends in wine. this is how absurd and how abnormal this is. most people would not be running for office, let alone being seen in public anywhere. >> let's take this conversation into commercial break. we have to squeeze in a break.g. we got to get in a break. >> thank you for being with us this morning. >>> still ahead, d.c. hosted dignitaries and presidential inaugurations and now capitol security apparatus shifted into high gear for a criminal arraignment of a former president. >> we'll speak with the former d.c. intel chief who oversaw the response to january 6th about the security preparations under way today. you're watching special live coverage of donald trump's third arraignment at our

jonathan, what do you think? yeahf very, yeah, so this is a sort of very, very heavy, serious story, right , psychos deviants. , of the sony psychos deviants. >> libertines with >> take libertines with lunchtime fillings. so someone in office in a national in an office in a national newspaper has decided that the front page should story front page should be a story about people putting baked beans front page should be a story abart people putting baked beans front page should be a story aba sandwich,»utting baked beans front page should be a story aba sandwich, which baked beans front page should be a story aba sandwich, which is, ked beans in a sandwich, which is, you know, a sign of times. know, it's a sign of the times. it's end of days. but at the it's the end of days. but at the same time, yeah, i was struggling with this because i sometimes go online when we don't full story yet. don't have the full story yet. >> online get the sort >> i go online to get the sort of richness of the daily star stories. this i was

jonathan: you think they are polite in switzerland? tom: yeah. ust looked at me and he said, can you get to damien. jonathan: tsa pre-check line. everyone has got it now. tom: i just got it a few months ago. it is fantastic. jonathan: they are getting clearer now. tom: i do. jonathan: another good review for the company today. tom: i put my eyes into the thing. i will be using it today. damian sassower with us right now. damien, i want you to talk to the fancy people you will talk to at jackson hole. what -- is it sophisticated markets to the international relations and international economics crew? damien: my honest answer is we are moving into a multi-world, were countries are being forced to take sides between the china and u.s. that is the big question. why do even care? it is all of our christine lagarde after the pmi figures. bruce called at last week. he said he is going to have three pages or less. jonathan: we will build on that. damien: i can tell you what investors are doing weird look, that is really kind of where i see the market goin

. >> yeah, jonathan, you've got some reporting on that >> yes, it's four lawyers, one justice department official, one political consultant we spoke with an attorney for john eastman, one of the lawyers who is an unindicted co-conspirator, number two, his lawyer confirms he is named in these charging documents as unindicted co-conspirator number two. and he allegedly came up with president to not certify the election this plan, this idea, to pressure the vice president to not certify the election results, to come up with this fake electors plot, alleged plot, and that he was behind it. now, his attorney tells us, they plan to file a memo with the special counsel's office to show them why this is just legal thinking, coming up with ideas, and why he should not be prosecuted or charged criminally again, today, it was trump and trump charged alone. there's six others named as alleged co-conspirators, unindicted co-conspirators, and to be determined if in the days and weeks ahead, they get target letters notifying them that they could be charged next >> yeah, and laura, looking at what we kn

jonathan: yeah china will open up and you will open up and you want money elsewhere?pple. it is been quite a year. kailey: on the subject of bank failures us were looking out for. the fbi seats the ad that requirement to regionals as we think about what will stabilize them going forward. jonathan: what is this headline about here? pharmaceutical bristol-myers squibb, eli lilly, a four way into bargaining with drugmakers. kailey: this is part of the inflation reduction not to negotiate prices to the drugs that promote this cost. there are 10 drugs the drive this cause. some were anticipated and others indicating that these drugs would be included on the list. you have already seen lawsuits filed against the government. jonathan: the prices may because 50% saving medicare 100 billion. tom: is trump on the same page as biden? they want lower drug prices? jonathan: from new york city this morning, good morning, this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order

jonathan: yeah. and espn as well will talk about that. re big on that and we will get a brief on that. jonathan: in the next hour. lisa: is that what you think? jonathan: what can i do? lisa: they sit around talking about barbie? tom: bronny -- barbie brought in $1 billion. so they are saying where is there barbie? jonathan: they are excited about the franchise. tom: and the prospect to get to that franchise. it's just hollywood history. jonathan: how many marvel movies have they said the same thing? tom: where is surveillance? jonathan: is that what they are saying in the boardroom? seriously, they should be. mandeep, thank you and sorry at the same time. the yields are just about unchanged in the bond market. inflation data tomorrow, consumer prices and ppi on friday. from new york, good morning. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also t tiou realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it)

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. >> yeah, jonathan, good morning. what has been so concerning about donald trump as an executive is that he's never respected the constitution and rule of law or larger american democracy. and dare i see we were in the danger zone but he didn't attend the inauguration of joe biden, the peaceful transition of power. we've never had a former president choose not to attend the inauguration of his successor. so we started right there, and then, you know, when we think about the recordings that we have, about donald trump using tactics, jonathan, that those of us who live in new york and you're a reporter in new york for many years, you know the bullying tactic donald trump used in business and other shady dealings for several decades. he thought he could bring it to a national level and in many ways he did. he had lots of people supporting him. when you see those people have gone to jail, will be going to jail or avoid going to jail because they carried his water for him. in this context either we read john washington's f

>> yeah, jonathan, i think that's a very smart point, that there is a lot of nikki haley reality that'searing it from both coasts and both parties. what's behind it is she had an answer on abortion that a lot of republicans said, that's a practical answer that is better than what the party has been saying a lot of times on that. so i'm hearing that there's a lot of republican donors who are offering to hold events for her. when you're a candidate in a crowded field this far out, there's no call you'd rather get than someone from a donor, someone with a lot of money and/or a lot of friends. funny stuff, a lot of people with a lot of money have a lot of friends who want to do an event for you. from democrats i'm hearing, i know you're hearing the same thing, too, that they say if somehow nikki haley, the former south carolina governor, former ambassador to the u.n., if she can get past trump, if she somehow became the republican nominee, and there's no numerical way to see how that happens now, but if that happens, she could be a very strong opponent for biden. there are democrats who say

and i think it's like riding a magic carpet for these kids, a magic carpet ride that gave jonathan new dreams. yeah. how is your anxiety these days? i don't have anxiety, actually, so i'm really good now. i've been riding horses, you know? yeah i've been winning belt buckles. my dream is to become just like heather because she's like a very my idol sometimes. yeah. and and i want to become a horse whisperer and a horse trainer, and i want to also own my horse therapy, too. so, like, i really want to give back, you know, and giving back gives everyone out on that trail something special . maybe it's physical improvements or verbal progress, but it's also something more. heather parker will tell you something just happens on that trail between a horse and its rider. the horse provides the magic and it's pretty hard to define or explain. it's there's something there for sure. what amazing program that was claudine wong reporting as part of our zip trip series this summer series will wrap up on fridays, september 1st. that's when we will take you to the east bay city of pittsburgh. our crews are alread

>> yeah, jonathan all explained it this way.e's about 35% of the party, around 44 that are always trumpers. these are people who are with trump in the 2016 primary. with him in the 2016 general. with him 2020. i don't think january six was a big deal, something like january six. now they're with him again. that's a 35% base of the party to be after. now there's two thirds of the party that kind of like him, you know, maybe there with cruz or rubio last time. during his presidency they weren't happy about the economy. january six happened, the like, okay, it's time to look around. he has a little too much baggage. okay, like those people exist. they're out there, and they've left him. but that doesn't change his stranglehold on the other 35%. so if you have 35%, plus a handful, oh that's gonna get him to a majority. and somebody else is gonna have to consolidate the other 65%, and nobody, you have to have somebody to be somebody. there's no one out there that seems like they can do it at this point. >> i am dying to ask you about

. >> yeah, jonathan, i think a lot of republican sources inside and outside of florida are telling me is essentially trying anything and everything to see what works at this point because right now what they've been doing isn't helping him gain traction in the polls. and i had one republican source tell me that it's not that donald trump is getting stronger even though he is, but what's also important is that a number of other republicans running are starting to gain some traction. not particularly in the polls. we've seen it's remained relatively stagnant, but they're getting some big donor interest, and i thought it was notable earlier this week when you saw one of desantis' biggest donors, roy bigalow, said he's consider stopping donating to the desantis campaign if desantis didn't take a different approach. prior weeks ago he wasn't necessarily sitting down with mainstream outlets. however, he sat down with nbc news, cnn, and notably said earlier this week and acknowledged in his most definitive terms that donald trump lost the 2020 presidential election. so it definitely marks a

>> yeah, jonathan, i thought we would see cannon 2.0 this year, and this resembled cannon 2022. here she rejected a pretty reasonable motion to keep matters sealed by the special prosecutor, and then she went above and beyond to turn a routine matter into a bizarre insinuation jack smith is somehow engaged in wrongdoing by something this additional grand jury in washington, d.c. well, first off she released that information to the public when really you're not supposed to, but i guess she's a federal judge so i guess she can. but on top of that she seemed to criticize the special counsel. she demanded both sides have a document of pleading that would discuss the propriety of having such a special grand jury up in washington, d.c. well, look, you can have a grand jury in washington, d.c. because you could charge this case in washington, d.c. according to the federal law you could charge obstruction in d.c. in fact, you could even charge it in new jersey because you have some of the action in this case occur in bedminster. remember the improper dissemination of the documents. so i

>> yeah, jonathan. the ku klux klan act is a law that has been on the books of this country since the 1870s. it was enacted very soon after the reconstruction amendments. the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments. it was very clear that after black people in this country were given rights under the constitutional amendments that there would be in a ray of forces to deny them the ability to enjoy those rights. the ku klux klan was a domestic terrorist organization that formed right after the civil war. focusing on denying black people, black citizens in this country, the right to vote among many other constitutional rights. the ku klux klan act was used to enforce the provisions of the 14th and 15th amendments. it essentially says that any effort to intimidate or coerce or threaten anyone for the purposes of denying someone a constitutional right is in violation of u.s. law. there is both a civil component and a criminal component. the legal defense of a lawsuit in november of 2020 immediately after the novemb

and i think it's like riding a magic carpet for these kids, a magic carpet ride that gave jonathan new dreams. yeahis your anxiety these days? i don't have anxiety, actually, so i'm really good . i'm been riding horses, you know. yeah, i've been winning belt buckles. my dream is to become just like heather because she's like, a very my idol sometimes. yeah and i want to become a horse whisperer and a horse trainer. and i want to also own my horse therapy, too. so, like, i really want to give back, you know? and giving back gives everyone out on that trail something special. maybe it's physical improvements or verbal progress, but it's also something more. heather parker will tell you something just happens on that trail between a horse and its rider. the horse provides the magic and it's pretty hard to define or explain. it's there's something there for sure. so much magic out here. hooves for harmony. marion with the volunteer gave me this hat and the boots i'm wearing just to borrow. they also introduced us to this other nonprofit. that's eric there on the horse. we do in morningstar vaulters. he

jonathan jones, you're in. he's in the darkness. we can see. yeah, that's jonathan what yeah, that's it. e choice >> there needs to be more choice now, and agree now, doesn't it? and i agree with needs be more with lizzie needs to be more value for money and i think with lizzie needs to be more valof for money and i think with lizzie needs to be more valof people my and i think with lizzie needs to be more valof people need|d i think with lizzie needs to be more valof people need toi think with lizzie needs to be more valof people need to make lot of people need to make better choices. speak to better choices. if you speak to doctors , the whole system is doctors, the whole system is creaking groaning because creaking and groaning because too go there when too many people go there when they shouldn't. stay they shouldn't. they should stay at drink more tea, be at home, drink more tea, be healthy after healthy and look after themselves a bit more. >> and i reckon if they're invested themselves as well, invested in themselves as well, like you pay for something, like if you pay for somethin

yeah, and just briefly, jonathan, the story up behind you is about this bibby barge, which is going toekers in dorset. and more details about when that will be operational. we and more details about when that will be operational.— and more details about when that will be operational. we have been talkin: will be operational. we have been talking about _ will be operational. we have been talking about this _ will be operational. we have been talking about this for _ will be operational. we have been talking about this for a _ will be operational. we have been talking about this for a while, - will be operational. we have been talking about this for a while, but| talking about this for a while, but it seems the expectation from the government is that some men will be moved onto the barge in dorset tomorrow. it had been expected to be last week, there were concerns over fire safety and health and safety regulations as well, so there have been delays, but now it seems around 50 men will be moved onto that accommodation, which has proved controversial, with many people in the local area obj

. >> reporter: yeah, and jonathan, no question we're seeing the bands get a little tighter. we've had the outer bands bringing rain like this and some stepped up winds over the last several hours. we know that's going to change dramatically as we move closer to landfall, and we won't get that break in the bands. it will be one steady rain here in gainesville. we're going to see hurricane force winds. a big concern obviously with the university of florida campus located here, those students don't have class. i mean that's pretty clear, but they're also being told to either get out of the area, and if you haven't done that at this point to shelter in place and make sure to ride this thing out. what will we see when it happens, this is an area heavily populated with trees. we'll see trees pulled down, power lines pulled down as well. national guard troops have been deployed and they're ready to move in when this storm clears and all the power teams stay just outside the strike zone, and they'll have quite a task once this thing clears and gets out of the way. right now everythi

i used that interview, seen the jonathan swan donald trump interview. yeah, good. a lot of people have seen it with the famous jonathan game, the meme everyone seems to memes and he won an emmy for it, which he deserved and he did the three part process which i mentioned. he he picked his bottle. he said, let's talk about death numbers. let's talk about the statistics case. fatalities. he didn't budge. when trump brought out the graphs, trump's like, look at south and most interviewer would like screw south korea. i've got another question on one of them goes, okay, let's at south korea and not trump thinking -- south korea what do i do normally? trump used to like next trump doesn't know. south korea is like, who's the south korea, by the way? why interview is why did interviews never ask trump just fact questions? people would say, what would you trump i would think just fact questions. mr. president, the nato stand for what is the i'm i mean, when are you heading for wakanda? those are the questions i would ask in the white house briefing room, too. if had a chan

>> yeah, jonathan, great questions and there are so many unindicted co-conspirators that are referencedroughout this 98-page indictment. it's kind of hard to figure out who they all are and whether they are, in fact, cooperating witnesses, which, you know, when we see when old prosecutors and criminal litigators see that term unindicted co-conspirator in an indictment, i think our mind automatically leaps to, oh, they must be cooperating. i don't think we can yet say how many cooperators fani willis may have cultivated and may have the benefit of the evidence they can bring to the table and the prosecution of the 19 charged defendants. with respect to the indictment generally, i think it's really interesting to see kind of the tactical choices made by jack smith versus the tactical choices made by fani willis. you know, jack smith's prosecution, the prosecution in washington, d.c., not to be confused with the federal prosecution in florida for the documents crimes, seems to be built for speed and alacrity to the extent anything in the justice department can move with alacrity because it

jonathan: what is it, leaf peeping? tom: yeah. very good. jonathan: thanks.ulf coast preparing for tropical storm idalis, expected to make landfall on wednesday as a category one hurricane. some areas of the state could say -- see 10 inches of rain and flash flooding later this week. moments like this for florida, governor desantis has a day job. has a day job away from the campaign of trying to become the next president of the united states. kailey: he is going to have to step away this week to address the potential crisis that florida is facing, as well as the aftermath of the shooting we saw in jacksonville over the weekend. he is in florida for the time being as he is languishing in the polls as he tries to campaign for the president of the united states. jonathan: it is that time of year, hurricane watch in florida. tom: pros are telling us, pay attention. carolyn giving us terrific weather perspective. sonja musk is is hugely confident, she has had the toughest job in economics, advising people of the new york fed about the real world. what was it like

>> yeah, good morning, jonathan. this was clearly a win for jack smith. and you know how we know it was a win because donald trump as you pointed out was raging on social media. he just makes it worse because the judge said if you continue to threaten and make inflammatory comments, we're going to move the trial date up. so he can be his own worst enemy in all this. if this date actually conflicts with the new york trial alvin bragg is doing with the hush money payments, alvin bragg said he would postpone his matter in deference to the feds. i think this trial date is likely a go. this was likely predictable because john lauro, the lawyer for the former president, lost some credibility with judge chutkan when he insisted on an april 2026 date. that is so far off. and then when the judge wanted to negotiate a little bit to say, hey, can you do it before the election, john lauro said, no, we're not going to compromise. and so this was sort of inevitable that they were going to lose this. and then lauro put out things like -- that they say on fox news, some

jonathan: you mean donald trump? >> president trump's position on entitlement, yeah.resident biden's policy on reforming entitlements in this country is insolvency, and the former president's position is identical to joe biden's position. they won't even talk about commonsense reforms of social security and medicare for younger americans. and, as you know, i'm pro-life, i don't apologize for it. and i see not only the former president but others on the stage trying to relegate the question of abortion to a states-only issue. i want people to know being a long champion for the right to life and in the oval office if i'm president of the united states. >> jonathan: we're almost out of time. chris christie says if he doesn't show up, he's running scared, hiding from the debate stage, a certified loser, a verified coward. we just heard from governor sununu saying he's chicken for not showing up. do you agree with that? verified coward or chicken? >> well, you know they talk a little different in new jersey than indiana. look, i'll let other people make their judgment. but

. >> yeah, i'll be interested today see what happens. jonathan, thank you for joining us.'m shaula vogue, and this is "biz stream. boats unfit to sail such a long journey. adrian: more trouble for donald trump, charged under georgia's racketeering laws for trying to overturn his 2020 election defeat to joe biden. trump says the latest indictment is rigged. how serious is this for him and his presidential campaign? this is "inside story." ♪ hello. welcome to the program. i'm adrian finighan. he has had three communal indictment

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