kara swisher. great. as always i've seen it. i will i'll look up you youtube. all right. have a good night all right. >> and thanks very much for watching. we leave you tonight with the party, just getting started in boston after the celtics one they're 18th nba championship they destroyed the dallas mavericks. there's no other way to put this 106 to 88. and game five at the nba finals, the celtics now have more titles than any other team in nba history, which is why they're so excited to boston right now. president biden congratulating the team moments ago on x, praising boston for quote, a true legacy of excellence with their when boston passes the lakers, to which magic johnson says, quote, i hate that the celtics officially have more championships than us now, hey, and washington, we got to settle for one. was that thing 1970s 78, something like that. we're still suffering here. please send help to dc. we need something anderson cooper 360 is next. i have a great night there's destiny about horizon june 28. >> horizon arrives in theater. >> if you're strong enough to

drastically increase their risk of depression joining us now, media commentator, cnn contributor kara swisher. qarrah, do think warning labels might actually help. do you think kids are going to pay attention to them? do you think parents will well, it's a comparison to cigarettes that's what they're trying to do here. so i think yes, it would warn them people would see it. i think probably cigarette smoking did go down when you started to explain to people the deleterious health effects? i think the big question is, does it have deleterious health effects? because the studies are kind of mixed and it's not very clear that needs to be more studies. and does it violate people's first amendment rights? i so there's a lot here compared to a cigarette compared to cigarette smoking. >> to make clear that this is just a suggestion from the surgeon general. the warning labels would be legislative by congress. do you think congress yeah. would be willing to do that? >> no, i don't. i think some of them say there's enough warning that again, first amendment rights is another thing. others will say the

there's no one better to talk about this width, then cnn contributor kara swisher, the host of pivot. and on podcasts hi qarrah. thank you so much for being here no what does it tell us about the names these big names of tack who are going to be with donald trump and why they're supporting him yeah i'll. >> be curious to see who goes. i have not been invited. dan, i'm in san francisco right now and i'm still waiting for that invitation. but it's going to it's being run by david sacks and shamatha poly hepatica, who was at work for facebook. tomato is a longtime investor. he was very famous for specs he worked on facebook's ill-conceived phone many years ago, david sacks is an investor who's sort of a middle level investor who's gotten very big and donations and things like that, trying to make himself an influencer he was one of the many paypal people well, part of the paypal mafia. he was i always call them the fifth beatle because you know about peter teal or maxilla or all those really great entrepreneurs like reid hoffman. >> but so he's been trying to insert himself with a lot of

kara swisher is with us. we end this week with a shout out to. the issue is team. the la press club honored us with two awards for our reporting on both politics and on sports. a big thank you to our entire crew. especially our producer there, nick greitzer, and the mvp of our team, our editor, debbie kim. thanks for watching. i'll see you next week. bynen fights back against the growing calls to be on the ticket is viral moments like this light of social media. >> i'm going to continue until you move to get the total ban the -- to be -- the -- relative what we will do with border patrol and more solemn officers. >> president trump? >> i don't know what he said the end of that sentence, i don't know what he -- i don't thank you know -- knows what he said either. >> that was bad for biden. i love biting, a worker him, but that was bad. >> shannon: calls for him to step down. >> i don't debate as well as how you stupid i know what i do know, i know how to tell the truth. >> shannon: well trop tries to ride the wave of momentum. >> would want to be asking himself is w

you, the american people well, it's about you here with me today podcast or an author, kara swisher, conservative pollster in new york times opinion writer kristen's sold his anderson nia malika henderson, politics and policy columnist at bloomberg the eliana johnson, editor in chief for the washington free bacon welcome back everyone. christian, let's start with trump. >> what are his do's and don'ts for this debate next thursday, both in terms of style and substance, what he needs to do is have a very strong message about the economy and return to that topic time and time and and time again, it is the issue on which he pulls the strongest is one of the top issues for singh voters. >> he also needs to talk about where he thinks he'd be strong, things like immigration crime, those are also issues were voters tend to trust him more than biden don't don't take the bait and get to pulled into the weeds on how you're going to have revenge and how you're going to use your next administration for this two-tiered justice system. and also don't forget to prepare on the abortion issue a coupl

because house report publications actually investigated here with me today, podcaster and author kara swisher, right-hand salam, president of the manhattan institute and national review, contributing editor, new york times journalist and podcast host lulu garcia-navarro. >> and editor in chief of the dispatch and columnist at the la times, jonah goldberg, welcome back, everyone. >> qarrah. yeah. so are there to tiers of justice as republicans, client? >> no, not at all. >> i think this is a sad case. i find this whole thing just reading about it, especially with the women testifying about him. this guy is a drug fact. he's a drug addict and he's he's troubled and he's probably going to lose here. and i find it more just a sad case of families in this country the polarization is seems odd because it's just sad to me right what about the argument that the fact that hunter biden is on trial shows that the justice system despite what republicans say, is in fact, even handan. well, i think that if it were really even handed, you might have seen prosecutors address the foreign agent registration ac

how likely is it for that type of legislation to pass through congress or ceiling contributor kara swisher weighed in i feel like it's a stunt, but a good stock to bring people to, to be talking about the issue and maybe looking at it more carefully. >> i don't think it's going to pass though. it's endless formation, endless entertainment. people aren't used to being bored anymore for a long time now, that's not a new fresh thing, but these phones take it up a notch. you have to always be looking at something and watching something. there's always a piece of news and so it creates that kind of attention deficit disorder that's a real issue where everyone's paying partially the attention. continuous, partial attention to things. and so again, i think something like there, there are some very big issues about young man and being isolated, young women feeling self-esteem issues on these platforms. and so the question is, how do we handle that was the best way to do it. and there is some regulatory relief here. it just as a question of what should be the last thing is it runs into the first am

justices, including from pro publica, which alito criticize here with me today podcaster and author kara swisher, rhiannon salam, president of the manhattan institute, and national review contributing editor york times columnist and podcast toes. lulu garcia-navarro and author and conservative pollster, kristen sold us andrews and welcome back everyone kristen is the court's abortion pill decision a big deal are a little deal. >> it's a big deal in that it takes the issue not completely off the table, but had they ruled in a different way and we're this pill not available. >> this would be a massive political nickel firestorm for republicans in the fall. >> the fact that the supreme court ruled the way it did, and ruled unanimously. i think is very important because it will really take the heat off of a lot of these, especially senate candidates whose job would be to confirm justices. >> they were getting last a lot more questions about this issue that they probably don't want to answer. qarrah. >> it seems to me that there are two questions here. first, the policy question about access to abort

. >> here with me today, podcast der and author kara swisher, ri salam, president of the manhattan institute and national review, contributing editor new york times journalist and podcast host lulu garcia-navarro, author and conservative pollster. kristen's salt has anderson welcome back everyone. kristen, you've seen these reason polls. i just referred to words six to 7% of trump supporters said they might reconsider their support if he were convicted. >> can a convicted felon be elected president? how much has the developments this way? how much of they heard his chances of winning in november? >> well, we'll know a little bit next week when the first polls come out of the field, i'm a pollster. i loved to rely on that data. but even in the absence of that, i still feel pretty confident that, yes, a convicted felon, if it's donald trump, can still win election to or rather reelection as president, right now, when i look at polls, i see a lot of voters don't like donald trump personally. they don't think he's a good guy, but they still think he's better on the economy. the fact that he is n