that was the letter that senator josh hawley sent amid that attack that was happening. we are asking you this morning in this last segment of the washington journal to call in and let us know if you are concerned about what happened on twitter yesterday. is the number if you are in the eastern or central time zones. number if8001 is the you are in the and and or pacific time zones. you can go ahead and start calling in. frommore reaction, this some news reporters and congressional reporters who follow this. they were tweeting yesterday as this was happening. one newspaper saying, to some extent i wonder why twitter is doing the investigating here. isn't it the territory of the secret service? and one more from walter shapiro who is a columnist saying, the only good news for biden is that the twitter hack was in july and october and it was work going rather than promoting diabolical rumors. a little bit more from that story about the one connection and what the hackers were trying to get. this from their story that we started off on this hack, posing a celebrity's and we

the up charge is absurd and here to respond as senator josh hawley of missouri.enator, you just heard the ceo of pfizer essentially threatening to move manufacturing overseas because of these executive orders. what does this tell you? >> well, it tells you they are very interested in their profits and the gravy train they've had going for years. listen, i have no sympathy for a big pharma whatsoever. they routinely charge americans two, three, four times more for the same drugs they charge patients in, say, europe, france.ts i know this is true because we've done studies on them. my home state of missouri, they charge missouri three, four, five times folks more than in germany or canada and i'm glad the presidentt is standing up to them. >> laura: again the money given by the drug companies to both political parties is astronomical. they are among the biggest donors in the politics of united states and that is fine, that's what they do. let's not all think that this is charitable endeavors. they've got a free ride. i want to ask you about the president's decision

espn reportedly suspending its top basketball reporter over an email he sent to josh hawley.he senator has sent a letter to the nba commissioner criticizing the league's relationship with china. the report is responsive was simply "blank" you. but he didn't say blank. we know what he said. let's bring in bring in howie kurtz. how we, what do you make of all this? >> shortest email ever sent to united states senator. espn had absolutely no choice but to suspend reporter adrian wojnarowski for sending that expletive to senator josh hawley with questions about the nba's relationship with china. what on earth was he thinking? this is a broadcast professional cursing out a united states senator? he has admitted his mistake. he has apologized, but he is lucky that he's just just winding up in the penalty box for two weeks. >> dana: the other thing that i thought was interesting and a smart is that senator hawley is said to the nba commissioner let's have a meeting. let's talk about this. that is a good way to actually have civil discourse and to perhaps solve an issue. >> he also s

republican senator from missouri josh hawley introducing that bill that would punish any large americanompany that uses slave labor to make its product with fines. the slave-free business certification act as it is called would require companies to conduct and audit and have their ceo certify there is no forced labor in their supply chains. if there is, they could face penalties of up to $500 million. >> i want to challenge these major american corporations like nike, like the nba, who rely on forced slave labor overseas to make their products. you know the nba is a classic example. all of the uniforms that the players wear, so many endorsed, product lines endorsed by nba stars are made with forced labor in china and elsewhere. lauren: well the companies are responding, charles, saying this, nike does not source products from the uyghur autonomous region. we confirmed to the contract suppliers they are not using textiles or spun yarn from the region. this is not the first time senator hawley is coming after the nba. he attacked the league for censoring criticism of communist china as we

under josh hawley fired a shot across the bo.he great jason whitlock is here on why the senator has them in a bind. >> laura: missouri senator josh hawley continues to give the nba headaches over their loyalty to the chinese communist party.y. after introducing a new bill yesterday taking aim at corporations that include slave labor in their supply chain, he added this challenge to the nba and nike today, saying, or corporate america and the celebs that hock their products have been playing this game for a long time. talks up corporate social responsibility and social justice at home while making millions of dollars for the slave labor that assembled the products arehe all just to savea few bucks. joining me now is jason whitlock, partner and calmness at the great outkick.com. these critiques of nike and the nba, they have struck a chord. why is that? >> i think it's an easy way to give the typical american sports fan, which is a massive audience, to understand some of the larger issues going on in american society. and so when y

republican senator josh hawley, and a letter to twitter ceo jack dorsey, urging the company to work witho secure the platform, writing, "a successful attack on your system's service represents a threat to all of your users' privacy and data security." rachel, i will start with you. what do you think about this one? i mean, as soon as i saw the tweets, i knew it was a hack. but it does still highlight the fact that all the social media platforms are incredibly vulnerable, and i wonder how we protect ourselves from allowing that to have some sort of impact on the election in the fall. >> rachel: it is such a great question. one thing that it made me think immediately about is that, you know, maybe these companies ought to focus less on censoring donald trump and conservatives on their platforms and focus a little more on cyber security. you right, our elections are at stake, and this could have a huge impact. frankly, big tech has been resisting a lot of the measures that the government has put forward. i'm really glad that josh hawley is moving forward, because i think some of these other

people, protect national security and also protect the economy and jobs. >> republican senator josh hawley me now, senator good to have you with us tonight. i guess my question is big picture, right? are we going to look back at this data point of the closing of this embassy and the burning of those documents has sort of a flash point of an escalation that leads to ultimately either a cold war or god forbid, a hard war with china over of course the next several years? >> welcome a part of standing up to china now, martha, is to prevent to to who present a hot war with him but we can't be pushed well. we should be clear about the fact china is imperial power and want to extend their power all around the world. there is one nation in particular that stands between them and world domination and that is us. we will not be pushed around anymore. today's action with the consulate i think sends a clear signal to beijing we will not tolerate their spine, and espionage. we will not tolerate the breaking the united states law. and we will get half and it's about time. >> martha: the e.u., they have

josh hawley, good morning to you. >> good morning.: nobody law law the laws f missouri than you castle doctrine what's going on? >> they did have the right to do what they did. they were standing on their own property. let's review the facts. they were on their own property. they were carrying lawful firearms that they lawfully possessed and trespassers broken down a gait and coming on to their property and a couple said get off our property. don't hurt us. get off of our area and they had every right to do that. this prosecutor is totally out of control. this is really an abuse of power. do you want to know what an abuse of power looks like? this is textbook example. that's why i think, steve, the united states department of justice needs to open a civil rights investigation into the st. louis circuit attorney's office. steve: well, and you are talking about the st. louis circuit attorney kimberly garner is the one who brought these charges yesterday. you have written a letter. you are asking the attorney general bill barr to launch

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. >> reporter: josh hawley sending this letter to jack dorsey, asking whether president trump's account is under threat senator bloomen -- >> through controlling the twitter accounts of major ceos they could have tanked the stock prices of those companies, could have used the politician accounts to create a worldwide panic. >> reporter: a wakeup call with less than four months until election day jo cling kent, nbc news. >>> mounting scrutiny of a louisiana sheriff's office after a black teen was shot in the back during a chase. his mother demanding answers. dp gabe gutierrez has our report. >> reporter: tiffany mcgee couldn't believe it, the phone call no mother wants to hear. >> i didn't know if he was alive or not they just said a gunshot wound. >> reporter: did they mention it was a deputy that shot >> no one spoke up to say an officer shot my child. >> reporter: it was march, her son 14-year-old mcgee was in the hospital. he'd been riding with a group of friends in a car that had been reported stolen, though mcgee says he didn't know that deputies tried to stop the car in a new orle

i would get behind, because a lot of the conversation is becomin -- is coming from people like josh hawley and other people that want to do away with it. that doesn't mean i wouldn't be open to modifications that would be necessary, and of course i would consider them. >>but none of them have come across your desk? no. we haven't seen anything. i >>think anna eshoo, who is a leader on the subcommittee of energy and commerce, if something came from her, i would consider california's privacy law has >>just taken effect. have you een any changes? i have seen some changes in >>companies trying to comply. for some of them, it wasn't a heavy lift. but it is to early to say how much an impact it is going to have, but i think it is a step in the right direction. there is nothing very strong enforcement mechanism. it provides for private causes of action limited $750. so is there enough teeth in it from a state perspective, that's the question. that is why i think we need a national tandard. >>you see the possibility of a national standard in this congress being passed and signed into law? >>i woul

josh hawley is one of them, how we not let people moderate conservative views.t this is a complex issue and we need to look at it in a complex way. senator graham recently proposed , we changes to his bill haven't had a chance to see that new language yet, what i think protection, orny any liability shield, on child pornography. that he also concerned has been empowering the department of justice on encryption, and that part i have real concerns about. so this is not going to be an easy fix. it is very complex and very theky, how you navigate first amendment, how you navigate these of the things, and not stifle innovation and crash this system. but i have to say, when the people from these platforms look at the country they have created, because they have changed the culture of this don't seend if you the division that exists in our , that isight now chiefly being done by social youa, it is just crazy how can identify people's political affiliation just based on certain actions that take place every day on the internet. if you don't wear a mask, that says someth

>> guest: so far i would get behind because the conversation is coming from josh hawley and others whoi think would do away with it doesn't mean they are not modifications i would not be open to a no law is perfect and if there were modifications where they were necessary i would consider them. >> but none of them have come across your desk yet? >> guest: no, we're not seeing anything and i think again the leader in the subcommittee on energy and commerce, jane, if something come from them i would consider it very seriously. >> host: congressman khanna, california's privacies laws are taking effect and have you seen any changes? >> guest: i have seen some changes of comedies trying to comply with it and the gdp are and it was a heavy lift but it is too early to see what to say whether or how much of it impacted it will have and i think it's a step in the right direction. the big challenge is enforcement of it. there's not a very strong enforcement mechanism and requires private causes of action, limited to $750 so you know, is there enough teeth in it from a state perspective and this

haven't seen one that i would get behind because a lot of the conversation is coming from people like josh hawleynd oh so i think what to do away with it. it doesn't mean there are modifications i would be open to and no law is perfect. if there were modifications that were necessary, of course i would consider them. >> .net of them have come across your desk yet? >> guest: none of them, no. we have seen anything. some like anna eshoo who's the leader on the subcommittee of energy and commerce, jan schakowsky, if something came from them i would of course consider it very seriously. >> host: congressman khanna, california california's privacy law has just taken effect. have you seen any changes? >> guest: i have seen some changes in companies trying to comply with it. of course they had to comply with the gdpr. it was an act, heavy lift but it's too early to say whether how much of an impact it's going to have. i think it's a step in the right direction. the big challenge is enforcement. there's not a very strong enforcement mechanism. it requires private causes of action, limited the $750. is th

rigidly with his e-mail went out obviously everybody jumped on it to us senators reid tweeted josh hawley the republican senator from missouri so there was time for the u.s. government to follow suit to do with amazon was doing but of course within a couple of hours it was on backtracked and released a statement i want to read you what they said they came out saying this morning's e-mail to some of our boys was sent in error they said there is no change to our policies right now with regard to talk. so right now right now so as we speak right now there is this reversal do we know why or how this could have been accidentally. sent out well that's that's the whole question about the right now isn't it i mean when when amazon essentially sends out an e-mail to thousands of employees as an alert saying if you have a company device you must delete to talk off that device because it is now threatening your amazon e-mails it's threatening your intro work e-mails there's a threat because of the chinese government in their access to what you might have somebody is having high level conversations a

>> i think josh hawley in the senate has done very good challenging this.evin mccarthy in the house has done the same thing. and that's a problem. i've been talking about this for three years and they see what happens to my twitter fita, i know what i'm going to get before i hit send. they are doing what they can. i did a panel with josh and kevin mccarthy and they are aware. the real problem is the vast majority of conservative legislators and republicans have no idea that this issue is even going on. more importantly they don't even realize that it's probably a top two or three issue with air base. if you are religious, if you are pro-life, if you are pro-second amendment, look at your analytics. the gone through the floor. it's been a disaster and it happens systematically on purpose and it's gone now for years. they have to wake up. >> tucker: before you go, i can't resist getting a review of. here's congressman jerry nadler of manhattan responding to a question about the violence. watch this. >> i would remind mr. jordan, mr. baig and mr. johnson to st

you have i think it is senator josh hawley is one of them, it's more about how do we not let people moderateconservative views on that. this is a complex issue and we need to look at in a complex way. i know that senator graham recently had proposed some changes to his bill which we haven't had a chance to see that new language yet. we are taking a at it but i think he takes away any protection or any liability shield on child pornography. >> that's right, yeah. >> guest: but there's also some concerns that he is been impairing the department of justice on encryption, and that part i guess some real concerns about. this is this is a going to be ay fix and it's not an easy solution. it's very complex and very tricky here how you navigate first amendment, how you navigate these other things and not stifle innovation and crash this system. i just have to say, when people who run these platforms take a look at the country they had created, because they had changed the culture of this country, and if you don't see the division that exists in our country right now, that is cheaply being done by so

operations and relationships with china this is a bipartisan effort by richard bloom e blumenthal and josh hawley. of course, kelly, zoom has become ubiquitous for any professional working at home. >> we'll have more on what's going on with tiktok, too. and launching a rival service. dom chu with the news there. meanwhile, apple is set to report earnings after the bell the shares are slightly higher today ahead of those results that means up 30% this year. they have recently hit an all-time high. josh lipton is here with the key numbers to watch. >> that's right. apple stock has enjoyed a strong run here, climbing about 30% in the past three months alone, though some pressure here recently, down about 6% from the most recent all-time high hit on july 13th. so what to watch for in this print. the focus will be on iphone revenue, maybe even more so than usual, becausen don't think you're going to get guidance today. the expectation is for $22.4 billi billion in the quarter 689 suggesting that the annual iphone phone release is still largely on track services revenue the street thinking will clock i

. >> josh hawley in the senate has done a very good job. mccarthy in the house has done the same thing and that's the problem. like i said, i've been talking about this thing for three years. i see what happens to my twitter feed, i'm probably getting less than half theha retweets and i o enough of this but i know what i'm going to get before i hit send.. for doing what they can. i did a panel at cpac with josh and kevin mccarthy aboutos justice. they are aware. the real problem is that the vast majority of conservative legislators and republicans have no idea that this issue was eves going on and more importantly, they don't realize that it'sve probably a top two or three issue with their base. if you are religious, if you aru pro-life, if you're pro-second amendment, just look at your analytics and they've gone through the floor. it's just beenti a disaster andt happened systematically on purpose and it's going on for years. they have to wake up. >> tucker: before you go, i just cannot resist getting your view of this the attorney general

behemoth of a company and their ties to china could be under scrutiny here in congress if senator josh hawleyneil? neil: all right. hillary, thank you very very much. we misidentified the party affiliation of senator hawley. he is of course a republican, not a democrat. i do want to get the read on all of this with dr. patrick, who runs a company and interestingly for this segment, is also a los angeles lakers minority owner. good to have you back. so much to talk about. your thoughts on this move where, you know, free hong kong, the lettering like that on shirts, nba equipment, fine by you? >> well, you know, look, i think we should fight for democracy and freedom wherever we are. i think as a nation we should lead and with regard to the nba, obviously, this is something that adam and the owners need to actually discuss. it's hard for me to comment just having heard this literally on your show. neil: i understand that. it just seems like a lot of players want to express their view, it could be on anything from black lives matter to incidents like these and i'm wonderi wondering, you know, as

that was the letter that senator josh hawley sent amid that attack that was happening.e asking you this morning in this last segment of the washington journal to call in and let us know if you are concerned about what happened on twitter yesterday. is the number if you are in the eastern or central time zones. number if8001 is the you are in the and and or pacific time zones. you can go ahead and start calling in. frommore reaction, this some news reporters and congressional reporters who follow this. they were tweeting yesterday as this was happening. one newspaper saying, to some extent i wonder why twitter is doing the investigating here. isn't it the territory of the secret service? and one more from walter shapiro who is a columnist saying, the only good news for biden is that the twitter hack was in july and october and it was work going rather than promoting diabolical rumors. a little bit more from that story about the one connection and what the hackers were trying to get. this from their story that we started off on this hack, posing a celebrity's and wealthy,

josh hawley is working on it.f what is the way -- what is the best way to structure that language, weooking at th that. alsoe with the justice departmt is doing. bill barr is looking at this issue as well.e we may have to write some othere law. there are three possible remedies here. although his there is a big problem and there has to be remedied, we're looking at which is the best course of action to take but none of it happens, tucker. none of it happens if jerry nadler is still in charge of the judiciary. >> tucker: i'm certainly not t advocating for jerry nadler having more power than he does obviously. he's appalling. again, i think most people watching feel justified frustration that here we are right at the edge of the election and it's pretty hard to win anything if these people continue to interfere in our democracy. >> i do. the good news is in 2016, in spite of what google did, the american people saw it for what it wasn't donald trump was elected. i think it's going to happen again but we got to keep our eye on them. that's why raised the issue in the hearing today twice

some often identified as progressive are also facing uncomfortable pressure, republican senator josh hawleyntroduced a bill on monday that would hold them accountable for what he says is slave labor in their supply chains, among those excited, nike, adidas, puma, lenovo, starbucks, and nespresso. asked what she thought of cancel culture and the tearing down a columbus statue, speaker pelosi said this. >> they will do it with a do. >> a statue of columbus was toppled and throw them into the inner harbor this month, statues of robert e. lee and stonewall jackson will taken down two years ago after charlottesville, they've been dedicated in 1948 by her father, who said the statues remind us to be resolute in preserving our sacred institutions. on wednesday, the house voted to remove all 16 statues but 113 members, all republicans voted against it. it's doubtful the senate will take up anything similar. >> bret: the main focus tonight in legal proceedings against the woman accused of helping financier and jeffrey epstein recruit underaged girls, correspondent laura ingle looks at the latest dec

senator josh hawley and corey have a republican version.is a more effective way to help the unemployed and also encourage people -- >> david: that is what you are going to focus on. >> let me focus on one other item. longer in business and in politics. we have seen 400,000 black businesses, many of them sold go out of business. often times these are small businesses that often employ a few folks. this has a cascading effect in terms of bankruptcies that will come out of that. one of the reasons why black and brown businesses didn't do as well with the ppp program as they didn't have as much establish relationships in banks. i have good conversations with the treasury secretary that would make a substantial investment into black owned banks and community financial institutions that would help long-term build up greater access to credit with them black and brown -- >> david: don't you think those things should be color-blind? >> i think they should be color-blind but also be targeted on those who have been most affected by covid. i've got 8%

. >> fbi leading a federal inquiry into the hack and senator josh hawley calling on twitter ceo to "take any necessary measures to secure the site." technology website motherboard says it spoke to some of the hackers responsible for the attack and used a internal tool allowing them to tweet as prominent account holders. twitter acknowledged its employees were targeted to eating "detected what we call a grenade at social engineering attack by people who successfully targeted some of our employees with access to internal systems and tools." >> this is a big lesson. they have to do a iron class of security to make sure that this doesn't happen. >> the leaders of both senate and congress and intelligence committees are calling on twitter ceo jack north he to have his team briefed senate staffers in the days ahead. in bret. >> bret: live inside the cisco san francisco. 2020 report republicans limiting attendance to national conventions in florida. right now, it restricts attendance for the last few nights of the 2500 regular delegates. the other protective measures as well. correspondent pete

>>their fellow americans but republican senators like josh hawley and joni ernst dis agree the cancel culture woke mob is just out of control, none of those people are perfect people for heaven's sake. >>but that doesn't mean that they are part of our history, it's important that we understand all of our history even those painful moments are monument should be protected in washington raquel martin. >>new this morning, a top fox news anchor has been fired over harassment claims ed henry was fired after an investigation into misconduct that was leveled by a former employee. the network says an outside law firm was immediately brought in to investigate. fox news says based on those findings henry was terminated immediately. >>26 and still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, california is reexamining how it polices its schools. do cops belong on campus. >>9.28 right now and it looks like it's going to be a pretty nice day john yeah, a really nice way to kick off the new month. we've got a lot of sunshine for most of the bay area by this point sibir on is one of those you can see out

to continue on to honor people who enslaved their fellow americans but republican senators like josh hawleyernst dis agree the cancel culture woke mob is just out of control, none of those people are perfect people for heaven's sake. >>but that doesn't mean that they are part of our history, it's important that we understand all of our history even those painful moments are monument should be protected in washington raquel martin. >>and just in this morning. a top fox news anchor has been fired now over harassment claims ed henry was let go after an investigation into a misconduct allegation was leveled by a former employee. the network says an outside law firm was immediately brought in to investigate the claims. fox is based on their findings. henry was terminated immediately. we'll take a break at 7.25 coming up in just a moment here on the kron 4 morning news, california is reexamining police in school campuses. all this in the wake of protests calling for reform will take a look at where the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book d

picking up on is kim gardner is up for reelection, and it's widely believed that this, senator josh hawleychmidt is actually energizing democratic voters to reelect. st. louis is an overwhelmingly democratic city. even though this may help the republican politicians, it may have the unintended consequence of helping kim gardner getting back into office. >> we're having a little trouble with your audio, we thank you for your live report. >>> there's a rare silver lining to the stories of lock downs due to the coronavirus pandemic. a dramatic drop in premature births which could be a game changer for doctors and millions of pregnant women. changer for doctors and millions of pregnant women. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (people talking) ♪ ♪ now is the time to support the places you love. spend 10 dollars or more at a participating small business and get 5 dollars back, up to 10 times with american express. ♪ ♪ enroll now at shopsmall.com. you think it smells fine, s in your car. but your passengers smell this. eliminate odors you've gone noseblind to for up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip. wow, it s

i know senator josh hawley spoke up for you this weekend. ambitious prosecutor wants to actually charge you for what are legal weapons. ocu let's go back to the first incident. he broke down the gate. they made threats specifically against you, both of you, and even your pets? >> that's true. it was shocking. the gate came in. seemingly everybody in the world came forward literally. i think the estimate is 300 to 500 people. came right towards us.ly we were preparing to have dinner on the porch, and we were literally maybe 70 feet from the gate. by the time we got our guns, by the time i got my gun, the crowd was maybe 30 feet or 40 feet from us. >> sean: what were the threats? patricia. >> people were screaming everything. >> that they were going to kill us. they were going to come in there. they were going to burn down the house. they were going to be living in our house after i was dead, and they were pointing to different rooms and said that's going to be my bedroom and that's going to be the living room and i'm going to be taking a show

missouri senator josh hawley sent a letter to twitter ceo jack dorsey in the aftermath demanding he reach out to the department of justice and the fbi to secure the site, writing "i am concerned that this event may represent not merely a coordinated set of separate hacking incidents but rather a successful attack on the security of twitter itself." as you know, millions of users rely your service not just to tweet publicly, but also to comedic it privately through direct message service. senator hawley also asked whether the attack threaten the security of president trump's account. it's not clear how the hackers got around multi-factor authentication or user data was stolen. tonight twitter ceo jack dorsey responded on twitter calling it a tough day for the company and saying we all feel terrible about this. shannon. >> shannon: jacqui heinrich, thank you very much. well, a new record covid-19 death toll in texas today, how the u.s. military is stepping up to help. texas congressman republican dan crenshaw joins us next. ♪ guys! guys! safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe

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very simply, it's a mess and that's a quote from missouri senator josh hawley. based on what you've heard and seen on the hill, what exactly is the hold-up in their caucus? >> well, they have got a deep division between those republicans who think they have already done too much in terms of helping average americans, those who think they have already done enough and those who think they should do more. as you just pointed out, there's a cliff right in front of us for tens of millions of american families. a third of all renters in delaware have been kept in their rental apartments because of the eviction moratorium. that's expiring. 30 million americans are dependent upon these extra $600 a week that they're getting through the c.a.r.e.s. act as an addition to their unemployment insurance. that's coming to an end this week. so the fact that the house of representatives passed a robust bill two months ago that included assistance for state and local governments, included assistance for voting by mail securely, and included a critically needed extension, both of t

coordination and became city police department is in the lead on this issue or a republican senator josh hawley says he fully supports the effort but the end of the day we've got to have the rule of law but with the recent footage showing unidentified federal agents on the streets of portland. some democrats are concerned and say the uninvited federal help will just add more fuel to the fire already kansas city protesters have pushed many of us who feel like. >>we don't have answers for constituents as they call us we're left in the dark democratic congressman emanuel cleaver says the federal government must be more transparent to avoid sparking chaos we just have to be careful if they will see you as. >>come the law enforcement kansas city lightening on the almost ready to talk with the white house says operation legend is also expanding to chicago in albuquerque in washington raquel martin. >>after months of lockdowns and fears over the coronavirus getting out of town for a little while might be tempting but health experts warn just because you test negative for covid-19 doesn't necessarily m

one of those people is senator josh hawley who wants nba commissioner adam silver to be subpoenaed in of the senate judiciary committee, excuse me, to talk aabout the nba's business dealings, how they relate to the communist party there. charles? charles: let's hope senator hawley doesn't get anymore abusive stuff from folks in the nba orbit. hillary, this story keeps evolving, not in the right way. thank you very much. we'll talk to you real soon. folks, we'll be right back customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ quadrupled their money by 2012? and even now, many experts predict the next gold rush is just beginning. so call us money reserve, the only precious metals organization led by a former director of the united states mint. as one of the largest us gold coin distributors in the country, us money reserve has proudly served hundred

senator josh hawley wants nba commissioner adam silver subpoenaed by the senate judiciary committee toisclose the nba financial ties to the chinese communist party. >> the nba makes billions of dollars every year. they won't say a word about what china is doing in the world. they won't say a word what china is doing in the hong kong or the concentration camps. why? because the nba makes so much money. reporter: the nba brings in $500 million every year in direct revenue from china. nba china which is a separate business arm of the nba is valued at $5 billion. they have a $1.5 billion deal with china's streaming platform, tencent. their fan base there is huge. 500 million chinese fans tuned into at least one nba game last season. that gives the chinese government that owns the airwaves in the country a lot of power how many eyes tune into the nba games there n october after the houston rockets executive tweeted support for the hong kong protesters, the nba live games went dark. they are taken off the air. it also provoked a number of chinese businesses to temporarily ban selling apparel

senator josh hawley sent a letter to ceo jack dorsey requesting cooperation with the doj and the fbi i should note to you there have been some of these tech blogs that say it might have been an inside job and some of these employees may have been paid off to get internal access. we have no verification, independent verification of those stories. charles: i'm sure the conspiracy theories are going to run wild because it's a wild story. susan, thank you very much. >>> well for more on this i want to bring in david nicholas, from nicholas wealth management. the stock is down about 1%, david and the implications may be bigger with respect to elections and things like that but it is frightening in the age where a lot of people are concerned. what does it mean for tech or for the markets? >> yeah. you know i think overall we have to understand the same security and privacy protections that are offered to u.s. citizens, those are offered really to the rest of the world. what the european courts did in regards to the privacy shield being removed is essentially said look if you're a u.s. comp

and this is josh hawley and marco rubio and ted cruz and mike leavy and joni ernst, and they feel whene is gone, they are going to run trumpism through the car wash and get to the white house. i have got news for them. the trumpers are never going away, unless -- [applause] and all of these ambitious, young men and women in the senate who think they're going to be president one day understand the nature of the monster. they understand that the base of trumpism demands fealty and loyalty to donald trump, no matter what, and i promise you, sue collins could twist herself like a teenage hungarian gymnast around anything that donald trump does, "well, of course, i saw him kill the girl, but i am going to have to think about it. i am kind of concerned." [laughter] [applause] in this younger class that believes they are going to be president one day, they honestly think, "i am just going to stay under the radar. i am going to say the right things, and someday, i can." do this you cannot wind it ack. there is a smaller group in the senate, and that is the mitch mcconnells and lindsey grahams

this is josh hawley marco rubio ted cruz mike lee and joni ernst who honestly think that once trump isthey are going to cleanup trumpism run it through the carwash and get elected to the white house. i've got news for them. first off the trump's are never going away. and all these ambitious young men and women in the senate who think they are going to be president one day understand the nature of them mobster. they understand the base of trumpism that adds fealty and loyalty to donald trump no matter what and i promise you sue collins could twist herself like it teenaged hungarian gymnast around anything donald trump does. i saw him kill the girl but you know i'm going to have to think about it. i'm kind of concerned. and the guys in the senate, this younger class who believe that they are going to be president one day, they honestly think i'm just going to standard the radar and say the right things and some day i can recon this whole thing never get to undo this. this is the world they have endorsed. there's a small group of the senate and that's mitch mcdonnell and lindsey graham's

josh hawley, senator, sent a letter to ceo jack dorsey requesting cooperation with the doj and the fbis well. who actually perpetrated this hack? we still don't know just yet. it was more of a phishing expedition, got access to passwords and internal accounts. neil: do we know people gave money thinking they would get money back, compromised information, lost out on that do that the company will reimburse them, that twitter would reimburse them? susan: twitter has not said anything about reimbursement. sadly for those that fell for the scam, bitcoin only way you get money back, if those you send the bitcoin to, refund your money n this case it looks very unlikely. neil: incredible stuff, great reporting my friend, susan li on all that. theresa peyton, former white house chief administration officer under president bush 43. very good to have you. what are companies obligations do you think if people were misled or sounded like one of those proverbial too good to be true deals and they lost money on that? does twitter owe them anything? >> they may not under the current laws owe them any

i see senator josh hawley, senator rick scott, and others as well. some more who will be coming physically as well. there are also many other members whose pictures i can't see, but who have joined us at the hearing. but i wanted to explain that this is one of only three hearing rooms that is configured to allow us to hold hearings. i see senator blumenthal has arrived and i want to acknowledge him as well. we're now going to move to our witnesses. our first witness is joining us from new york university. dr. mulligan is the director of infectious disease at the nyu school of medicine and director of the university's vaccine center. he has a professor of medicine and a professor of microbiology at nyu. as the chief infectious disease specialist for nyu, he oversees the treatment of covid-19 patients at the university's health system hospitals in brooklyn, long island, manhattan, bellevue and the va. next we will hear from a doctor of professor health services research at the department of health sciences at the university of chicago. her research foc

. >> senator josh hawley, not representing a coordinated this, a successful attack on your system servers theories as to whether this was an individual or state run entity? >> it's unclear as of now but this at the anonymous are saying that they worked with twitter, they paid the twitter employee off. >> we will keep watching it. >> sandra: the latest on the debate to reopen our schools this fall. one group putting out a list of demands. a brand-new hour coming up. clean all in one p ad. some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. ad. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own data in a single, easy to use software. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo today. in a highly-connected lexus vehicle at the golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2020 es 350 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> sandra: fox news a

made a lot of news over the weekend because of his interchange on twitter and beyond is senator josh hawleyommittee and you know he is the up and coming senator from missouri senator, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. brian: something going on in america defunding the police ramifications are being felt in minneapolis, portland as well as seattle and that's off the top of my head. are you surprised how swift the chaos has taken root? >> you know, in a way, no. just because we have seen this before. we have seen this war on cops before. we have seen where it gets us. we have seen where it gets us. what it does when you announce an open season on cops, it is normal, ordinary, every day working people who get hurt. that is exactly what we are seeing now. this defund the police thing is an absolute crisis. it is a travesty. it is the worst possible thing. we should be putting more police on the streets. we should be increasing officer pay. we should be giving more resources to cops to help them do this incredibly difficult job we ask them to do. instead, the left wants to go in the

josh hawley. senator, these two protecting their own house. they broke down the gate., yet now most people, most news organizations are vilifying them. >> it's incredible thing to see, brian. especially when you consider that the same st. louis prosecutor has this dozens and dozens of violent criminals referred to her by the st. louis police and she hasn't prosecuted any of them. she hasn't charged any of them. she has turned them back out on the streets and got this couple who by the way are on their own property. they never left their property, just standing there with pier perfectly second amendment right to keep and bear arms standing right there. and they are going to be investigated? it's just insane. brian: they are attorneys themselves. i was looking at jonathan turley's twitter account. hardly a left wing fire brand. he said this might be tough to defend because of public sentiment right now. you are the former attorney general. does he have a point? >> well, public sentiment shouldn't come into it when you are talking about the law. the truth is they are on t

senator josh hawley demanding dorsey cooperate with any investigation writing a letter saying in parte: a successful attack on your system's servers represents a threat to all of your users' privacy and data security. twitter temporarily preventing some verified users from tweeting after the hack. they are now working on restoring full access to those accounts. guys, bark to you. brian: all right. thanks a lot, todd. we will see where that goes and see if senator hawley's request to get involved will be honored. jed? jedediah: yeah. that's exactly right. but for now we will head over to jillian mele with breaking news from the supreme court. jillian, what do you have? jillian: right. good morning. let's go ahead and start with this fox news alert. just a few hours ago, the supreme court clearing the way for the second federal execution this week. the justices overturn ago lower court ruling that wesley perkily was mentally unfit to be executed. he was convicted of kidnapping and murdering a teenage girl in 1998. his lawyers claims he has dementia and doesn't understand why e. is being