elizabeth: got it, congressman issa, kaylee mcghee white, thanks for your analysis. >> thank you.mer treasury official michael faulkender. more and more on wall street are saying we're already in a recession. the biden white house unveiled the first ten prescription drugs that are going to be subject to price negotiations with medicare. so they're making those moves. you're going to -- we're going to show the list of drugs right now. you know, they cannot get away where -- from this debate. by the way, drugmakers are going to fight this move. they cannot get away from from this debate, are we in a recession. what do you think? >> i think we're clearly heading towards one. there's a lot of government spending coming on line are, but if you look at the consumer-driven part of our economy, with mortgage rates at 20-year highs, you're seeing pullbacks in home purchases, you're seeing some consumer spending strains because households are hitting up against credit card limits, and you're9 not seeing wages keep up with inflation. so all of those things are headwinds that are pushing up a

bring in kaylee mcgee white. great to see you.lways say hunter was a private citizen. then why is it included on federal government e-mails discussing ukraine policy? >> that is the million dollar question and even if it hadn't been for the evidence turned up, we wouldn't know joe biden knows more than he's letting on for two simple reasons. the first, the white house changed language on the subject from i have never had knowledge of my son's business dealings to the president has never been in business with his son, that is a deliberate change. this is common sense. powerful foreign brokers were not forking over to the family because of crack addict who wrote off prostitutes on his tax returns. i hope committee continues work, this will keep coming up getting closer to the '24 election. >> todd: tim waltz continue to bury their head in the chris sununu. >> the bidens love their son, they know he has struggles. he is not on the ballot, joe biden's record is. let the system work. if i thought joe biden were trying to influence that

kaylee mcghee white joins me now. kaylee, i want to see your thoughts on this. about arizona, a crucial state in 2020. do you see the gap between the two widening, and is it too early, do you think, to talk about these polls? >> i think it's a bit early, and i say that because the polls have been so back and forth if over the past several months. for every one poll showing biden ahead of trump, i could show you another showing trump ahead of biden. so it seems they are very much neck and neck. but the fact that they're so close in arizona is interesting, and this probably has a lot to do with, i would say, the current border crisis. arizona has been hit very hard over the past several weeks by floods of illegal immigrants, and this just goes to bolster trump's original claim back in 2016 that the democratic party is not willing to take this issue seriously. so i see that as only helping him on the campaign trail moving forward. cheryl: i had a good friend in arizona tell me about a month ago that at the end ebb of the day, arizona really is not a blue state, it'

here's kaylee hartung. >> hey, my name is leigh anne tuohy my kids go to windgate. >> reporter: the family made famous in the oscar-winning film blindsided by a ludicrous lawsuit is what they call it filed by michael oher. >> these people are truly devastated i mean, this was their son. >> reporter: the tuohy family attorney speaking out tonight disputing the former nfl player's accusation that he was tricked into making the tuohys his conservators in 2004 instead of being adopted. >> we're talking about a family trying to help someone in need the tuohys did not control any of mr. oher's finances. >> reporter: the attorneys also hammering oher's claim that he was unaware of the conservatorship until six months ago calling out his 2011 book where oher writes, sean and leigh anne would be named as my legal conservators. honestly, i didn't care what it was called we were a family the family insisting the conservatorship was to secure oher's ncaa eligibility to play college football. because he was over 18, they say lawyers advised they couldn't adopt. at the center of all of this is money the

kaylee: interesting the spike occurred in arizona?use texas governor greg abbott, said that texas is doing its part, in clamping down on enforcement now in arizona democratic governor doesn't care bill maher is right criticizing democrats even this week eric adams decided well now finally time to do something about southern border after all homeless shelters were filled why only get the media to cover immigration cries when ron desantis, shipped a disease migrants to martha's vineyard a crisis to acknowledge a problem they can't deal with consequences of their own policies. maria: did you see the line, of people, illegal immigrants in new york city yesterday around roosevelt hotel a line that stretched from the hotel all the way to penn station or where they showed up. >> humane issue here we can feel that feel compassionate for those legitimately looking for better life this is self-rightous element you see signs front yard are a you are all welcome everyone welcome no, you show up busloads turns out in sanctuary cities you are not a

nbc's kaylee hartung joins us with details kaylee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. country's oldest national park, yes, they are capturing and monitoring grizzly bears in part of this ongoing effort to protect them experts say this is critical for the entire ecosystem this morning in yellowstone national park, biologists are baiting grizzly bears in the name of science. the national park service is running the two-month survey to capture the creatures under the endangered species act >> there's some data that scientists can only get when they're up close and personal with the bears. >> reporter: grizzly bears became protected as a threatened species in 1975 when they were almost wiped out as of 2021, it is estimated about 1,000 remain in greater yellowstone. they say it is critical for this species' ongoing recovery. >> if we find grizzly bears that aren't doing well, that means several things in the ecosystem are off balance and the eco balance needs some improvement on the flip side, finding healthy bears, especially youn bears, mothers of breeding age, that kind

benefiting from that stock, up by 1.4%, kaylee. >> we have big stock movers. two tech giants moving in very different directions. amazon the big mover at 11% on the session. a strong revenue number. andy jassy is slowing the pace of spending, so that is ending up a good day for that stock, but not a good day for apple. down 3% after another quarterly revenue decline. the iphone is a point of weakness. outlook not fostering confidence. the stock is feeling pressure. there has been a run-up, substantially to the prints. it was up 40% year to date before yesterday, i believe. then the other story is in the bond market. it was job stay in the united states. the unemployment rate is at three point 5%. wage growth was unexpected. downward pressure on treasury yields. the 10 year yield was at seven basis points. we were at four point 10, but three's ago, we are at 3.83. down about six basis points on the two-year. guy: i want to carry on the narrative. we have some interesting data -- liquid -- look at what is happening on the uaw story. unions are flexing their musc

kaylee, stunning accusations.ight of such a public stance she has taken about that body shaming, and about the toxicity of environments. scene that according this lawsuit she is perpetuating a lot of it is a lot of hypocrisy about what she publicly stands for. if they are allegations. course we will wait to see what plays out in a court of law. but what stands up to me are also corroborative to what the dancers alleged. newsweekly not there was a dance who said this was very much my experience to there was a former creative director was that i have been part of that world for three years for a reason. and there was a filmmaker who said i was treated with such disrespect by her. so you have a lot of voices coming out pick up the hypocris here is quite evident and there was a pretty wild night at the red light district in amsterdam i will lead the viewer to read about since it's lunchtime. >> and martha since you are talking about this outbreak, unfortunately it seems not uncommon in these kind of ministries, and wi

kaylee hartung with the stunning claims. >> never had one before >> what, a room to yourself >> a bed of future nfl star michael oher's adoption by a wealthy memphis family but tonight in a new lawsuit oher claims it was all a lie, the tuohy family exploited him for their own benefit, and now he wants to sever all legal ties oher alleges the tuohys have falsely and publicly represented themselves as the adoptive parents of michael but never legally adopted him. instead oher says the couple tricked him in 2004, less than three months after he turned 18, into signing a document that made sean and leigh anne tuohy his conservators giving them full legal control over all of his contracts but no familial relationship. it's a lie oher says he discovered to his chagrin and embarrassment just sixix months ago >> a conservatorship is very different from an adoption. a conservatorship does not create a family relationship it creates a legal responsibility >> reporter: with that power, the petition alleges, the tuohys negotiated the movie deal for "the blind side" in 2006. oher claims the family

>> kaylee: experience, two former governors, un ambassador and a former vice president.nce is expected to be the adult in the room. he won two vice presidential debates. he has most experience and will use it. >> ainsley: two people america does not know a lot about, we have burgum and hutchinson. what do you know about them? i know he's a millionaire. we had stuart varney on. how do they break out and stand out tonight? >> kayleigh: they have to get momentum here. self-made individual in the case of hutchinson, second harshest against trump. >> ainsley: there is trump and desantis, he is number three in the polls and will be standing next to desantis tonight. >> kayleigh: he is smart, a authentic and an outsider. we have seen hit piece after hit piece, that is likely his rival planting stories, he will be standing next to nikki haley and most hit pieceings on foreign plsz. >> ainsley: he doesn't want to fund israel, majority of americans don't agree with that. how does he break,a way from that? will he change his tune? >> kayleigh: he has to. you mentioned israel. iowa

all righalkaileet kaylee. our sd thank you.mie cat tigress, the studio here's laura. ♪ >> laura: he >> laura: hello, everyone, i'm laura ingraham. this is the "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight, thanks for being with us. president biden has finally arrived in maui. he said a few words ago about the damage from the wildfires and the government response. we'll monitor this and bring you breaking news. and so-called democracy, if trump wins, later in the show. the truth is coming out about hunter biden

saves the world podcast, kennedy, restoring editor and senior fellow for independent women's forum kaylee mcgee white and columnist for the messenger joe concha. we begin with a call for america to get back to its founding idea, freedom. that would be nice. presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is speaking out against tyranny of minority and new oppression that seeks to punish people for having a different opinion. vivek made his case with an exchange with an lgbtq activist at iowa state fair and it's gone viral. >> i am personally pansexual, i was wondering your view on same-sex couples is? >> i don't have a negative view -- in name of protecting tyranny of majority, we have in the name of majority created new tyranny of the mind and i think that is wrong. i don't think somebody religious should be forced to officiate a wedding they disagree with. i don't think a woman should be forced to compete against a biological man, i don't think anyone who is a woman should be forced to change clothes in a locker room with a man, that is not freedom, that is oppression. free adults should be able

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bring in kaylee mcgee white with the washington examiner. when hillary clinton comes out and pointing the finger and calling them corrupt, it seems very rich. taking the hammer to the server and deleting the e-mails and coming out and calling you names, i think that is not the best guess for msnbc to put on. >> actually, i disagree, it is perfect, who better know that the expert on conspiracy to overturn resultless of an election than hillary clinton. you have a long list of democrats that could be charged with the exact same crime trump is being charged with. we have abrams in georgia and williams, a georgia democrat, who was arrested in 2018 for obstructing state capitol proceedings voting on election results. guess what, fulton county prosecutors chose not to pursue charges against her thchl is what we mean there is double standard and two-tiered system of justice. one side is being treated differently than the other and american people are waking up to the fact. it does not matter to democrats or prosecutors whether any charges holdup in

oher's attorney now saying that he believe that justice will be served in the courtroom. >> kaylee, itmitations to be under a conservatorship, but oher is still under one, as we understand it, and he's 37 so how are the tuohys and their attorneys explaining that part of the story >> yeah, craig just as it was portrayed in "the blind side," oher was a top college and because the tuohys family has long donated to ole miss the ncaa investigated why he was living with them the tuohys say that the legal advice that they got at the time was that they put him under conservatorship and it would allow the family to be able to support him with things like health insurance the tuohys maintain that they have stayed out of his business decisions beyond that, saying oher chose his own agent when he went pro and signed his own contract and they say they are willing and will not oppose to terminating this conservatorship, craig >> the drama continues kaylee hartung thank you. >>> let's move now to something we've been talking about all summer long, sharks. in the wake of a series of attacks and scares

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and my sense, kaylee, matt is people are hungry for that.so i started at 0.0 percent in march and this race. we are pulling third and national polling averages. we haven't even had the first debate yet. i speak this point through the republican nominee of the president but more importantly it isn't about me, it is about reviving this country. is being done through us, and i think that is the matildas so far have been successful for us to think it is hopefully going to be successful in allowing us to regard this nation. >> vive, you are doing a lot right. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> straight ahead, crime is out of control and -- we will bring you the very latest from today' riot to you heard that right, i new york city. stay with us. let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wa

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hey, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys this was a pretty stunning turn.what was thought to be such a heart-warming story. michael claims the family that took him in never adopted him, but rather exploited him for their own gain the family's response to the allegations they say devastated them. >>> and the dramatic rescue of group of divers missing for hours in shark-infested waters leading to an emotional reunion. their remarkable story of survival in their own words. but, first, this is "today" on nbc. every bubusiness deserves a a great deaeal. that's whyhy comcast b busins is lauaunching thehe mobile m made free e event. with ourur businesss ininternet, nenew and exisisg cucustomers cacan geget one yearar of unlimimd momobile for f free. it's our b best internrnet. powered byby the nextt geneneration 10g0g network ad wiwith 99.9% r reliabilityt. plus one l line of freree momobile for a an entire y y. it's's the mobilile made fre evevent-happenening now. get t started fofor jujust $49.99 9 a month. plusus, ask how w to get onene line of f unlimited d mo

goncalves's relatives making her feelings known, wearing a t-shirt that read justice for kaylee, idaho shots fired, an apparent reference to a new law found in effect that allows for lethal injection -- cannot be found. >> the judge is sticking to that october 2nd trial date making it clear that could slide if bryan kohberger waives his right to a speedy trial. peter, kristen -- >> erin mclaughlin with the latest, thank you. >>> let's turn back to weather, angie, you are tracking that storm out west. but also more record breaking heat, right? >> yeah, i sound like a broken record because we have so many records to be broken across parts of the south, guys, we continue to see alerts, heat alerts from really our southern border to our northern border. we've got minnesota to texas, under these heat alerts, 63 million people, and for good reason, these temperatures are going to surge once again into the triple digits. in texas, that's been dealing with this, louisiana, places like new orleans headed back to the triple digits today. we've got 106 potentially, a record tying temperature in o

here in washington deputy editor of restoring america kaylee mcgee white. >> cailee, good morning toeve. >> before the debate we were talking about if his numbers go down after the debate is he probably going to kick himself for not going. >> absolutely. there is no doubt his absence on that stage has had an effect. a poll taken before the debate found that 68% of trump supporters or primary voters who have already made up their minds to support trump in the primary wanted him there on that debate stage. i also like to look at the betting markets as an indication of how people are feeling in real time. and immediately after the debate, you saw desantis spike up a bit and you saw trump and vivek ramaswamy fall. so, again, this is in real time, voters taking out their frustration on the former president for how they see it as taking for granted their vote by refusing to show up, to what is basically a courtesy that you are supposed to perform for voters. >> steve: right. when you look in the detail, mike pence increased his midwest support from 4 to 13. donald trump saw his midwest sup

back to you. >> kaylee hartung, thanks. >>> so disappointing, right? i love that, that story.rrow, same time, same place. really appreciate your company. for now, i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. >>> good morning. 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. new this morning, president biden will head to maui on monday as a number of people killed in the devastating wildfires rises to 106. search dogs and rescuers desperately scouring the rubble for the missing. >> it is the worst thing i've ever seen. this is apocalyptic. it is terrible. and it moves so fast. people couldn't get out of the way. >> right now, in atlanta, all eyes are on the jail where former president donald trump and his 18 co-defendants will turn themselves in on racketeering charges, accused of trying to change the outcome of the 2020 election. we're learning more about what that may look like.

let's bring in kaylee mcghee white. i do know, but when hillary clinton comes out, calling them corrupt, just seems like it is very rich. taking the hammers, to the servers and flitting all the e-mails and she is coming out and calling you names. i think maybe that is not the best guess for -- guest for msnbc. >> i disagree. who better than the expert on election the nihilism and hillary clinton? you have a long list of democrats who have been -- they could be charged with the exact same crimes that trump is being charged with. you have stacey abrams in georgia and representatives, who is a georgia democrat who was arrested in 2018 for obstructing the state capital proceedings when they were voting on the election results. and guess what. fulton county prosecutors chose not to pursue those charges against her. this is what we are talking about when we mean that there's a double standard and there's a two-tiered system of justice. one side is being very clearly treated differently and the other. and the american people a

i cannot wait. >> i was watching kaylee hartung mouth every word. >> she knows it all.ct was wearing a brooke hoodie with white writing. yesterday police arrested this man, 40-year-old jaime garcia. a citizen reported a suspicious person matching that description in the assault cases at san bruno city park. detectives found evidence linking him to the two incidents. they urge anyone else who might have been assaulted to come forward. >>> we want to check in with meteorologist kari hall because our weather is kind of funky for us. >> we have the remnants of a tropical system moving through, bringing us rain. and we're dealing with wildfire smoke affecting our air quality. it's so humid outside. it's going to make it into the low 80s for san toez today. for the east bay, it's reaching the mid 80s. it's going to heat up as the humidity drops and rain chances go down. tomorrow upper 80s inland. >>> we have more local news coming up in just a half hour. introducucing togo's's new frech dip p sandwicheses. feataturing fresesh artisan n d piled hihigh with tendnder roast b bee

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not acknowledge cesspool and attrition rate, recidivism rate occurring in the violent city in >> kaylee: because democrats vie to have it both ways. you have moderate democrats, who patrick named and this further left movement keeps pulling the party left and you see that in chicago. it is hard to believe you can get someone more radical than lori lightfoot. bring in johnson. you see with the city council carjacking up 111%, what does dc think is a good jb, lessen the penalty for carjacking. you have to appease the far left and act rationally and biden initially said i'm a veto legislation from republicans pulling back the dc crime bill and chuck schumer said close question which way he would fall. when you are beholden to the left and try to embrace common sense, it is a tricky circumstance. >> emily: in portland, oregon, you have a law enforcement family and that represents deterioration of city because of left wing policies. >> kennedy: cops, mayors and prosecutors are at odds with each other and all trying to blame each other. who is caught in the cross fire? lower income neighborho

all righalkaileet kaylee. our sd thank you. jamie cat tigress, the studio here's laura. ♪ >> laura: he >> laura: hello, everyone, i'm laura ingraham. this is the "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight, thanks for being with us. president biden has finally arrived in maui. he said a few words ago about the damage from the wildfires and the government response. we'll monitor this and bring you breaking news. and so-called democracy, if trump wins, later in the show. the truth is coming out about hunter biden slowly, brut it is coming. we know the only reason the justice department agreed to a plea deal is because his attorneys threatened to put joe on the stand. i guess putting the skreez on chinese business execs is not the only thing. according to politico, hunter biden's attorney chris clark, warned the doj, president biden would be a fact witness in any criminal trial. putting him on the stand against his own justice department could cause a constitutional crisis. doeses anyone think that joe biden somehow was not kept

kaylee: -- kailey: we're looking out for inflation data. higher inflation than expected.to the persistent underlying inflationary pressure in the euro zone, that the ecb will have to be paying attention to. we get the full print tomorrow that will inform what they do in september since christine lagarde is not pre-committed either way. tom: you nailed the algebra. we have a positive real rate and europe has a negative real rate. nothing else needs to be said. jonathan: did you get any indication from the opposition you had with the ecb chief of which way she is leaning? tom: we talked about paris off-camera. the boom in tourism. what it means. we talked about the beautiful summer. she has taken like 12 weeks off. jonathan: is this a long way of saying no? tom: i sense of september 16 but i meant september 14. but you have an agreement before academic conferences. different rules are underplayed. if it was a different interview, --' jonathan: are you saying i'm rude and mean? tom: they're tough questions. jonathan: a lot of people might agree with that characterization of

. >> facing four first-degree murder charges in the case of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodlewyers set to spar with the state of idaho over a number of critical issues as the prosecution pushes for a clear trial schedule, accusing the defense of stalling for time given that this is a death penalty case, do you think this trial will move forward on october 2nd? >> i think we'll get a real good answer from the court during these hearings >> the victims' families yearning for their clarity in a statement to nbc news, the family of kaylee goncalves saying they're hoping the judge will make some decisive and necessary decisions in order to keep this case on track for trial in october especially since the defendant has not waived his speedy trial rights >> i want our community to stand together, look at the evidence, come together, make a decision and then hold that person accountable. >> the defense is pushing the state to disclose more details about the dna found on the knifn sheathe it alleges led them to kohberger. while the prosecution wants the defense to offer up more informa

. >> the attorney represents the family of victim kaylee goncalves. >> the scheduling really sets thethings happen during the trial. >> the hearing largely expected to focus on the dna that prosecutors say tight kohberger to the crime. >> one of the main links of this prosecution is the dna of bryan kohberger discovered inside the house. if you can take that out, the prosecution cannot stand. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., we will have the very latest live from outside the courthouse. with ugma first look, abc news, moscow, idaho. spencer: a quick look at our current weather conditions other clouds are pulling back to the coast. pretty mild this morning with temperatures mainly in the low-to-mid 60's. in the afternoon, it will be mild to warm, mid-60's coast, mid 70's around the bay, upper 80's around our inland areas. expect a big warm up over the weekend. saturday and sunday, inland highs in the mid 90's. kumasi: proposed rehab center. the charity applying for a huge facility in san francisco to help people recovering from addiction. jobina: diversity in the courtroom. the program bring

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kohberger is charged with four counts of first degree murder for the murders of ethan chapin, kaylee goncalves, xana kernodle, madison mogen, and ethan chapin. an idaho judge entering a not guilty plea on his behalf. at the center of the case, a white hyundai elantra. following the killings, investigators focussing on a similar car sitting near the crime scene the night of the murders. >> if he was driving around in a white automobile, that's part alibi and part not an alibi because the state is saying that he was driving around in a white alibi. now, the next time we will see kohberger in court is august 15th they want the judge to dismiss the grand jury indictment. meanwhile, the family of kaylee goncalves say they look forward to keeping the case on track for trial. >>> not too late to buy a chance for $1 billion don't wait too long. the mega millions drawing is tonight. it's a whopping $1.25 billion dollars now. fourth largest prize in the contest's history. the jackpot has been building since it was last one back in april. by the way, even if you don't watch all six numbers, sec

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