'hannity' is next. [ ♪♪ ] >> welcome to the special addition of 'hannity' and i am kelly and conway and sean and tonight more bad news for joe biden as they just suffered a serious blow in a six-three decision, u.s. supreme court ruled former president champ does have prosecution surrounding official acts as president and the doj january 6 case against trump is now in limbo and a resolution unlikely until after the election as lower courts determine whether or not the charges against trump are even still valid but meanwhile trump also alluding to overturn the new york conviction from last month. today on truth social, trump celebrated calming this decision a big win for our constitution and democracy and proud to be in american. joe biden meanwhile stayed up late tonight until 7:45 pm to lash out at the supreme court in a rare evening speech at the white house. watch. >> the nation founded on the principles are no kings in america as each of us is equal before the law and no one is above the law not even the president of the united states and today the supreme court decision on presiden

anne made against kelly that kelly was physically violent with anne. >> kelly denies all that and says mom lied. so, was anne mean, erratic or violent? her attorney, lauren, says, not at all. she was just a mom trying to compensate for her husband's lacks parenting. >> grew up in a very strict catholic family, had her idea of how to do with kelly. >> she said, scott turned the kids against their mom. kelly's story about the gun -- anne's lawyer says it never happened. police found no proof anne had ever bought a gun. as for what neighbors and friends.and heard, lauren says anne was just trying to defend her reputation and get a fair settlement. >> anne knew that scott was going around telling these individuals their personal business, painting a terrible picture of who anne was as a wife and mother. >> lauren says, she hoped the police's suspicion of anne would subside. it did not. once again, body cams were out june 30th of 2017. >> police, open the door. >> hands behind the back. you are under the arrest for murder. >> a hotel to a half miles from her former home, anne was arrested f

visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals. [ ♪♪ ] >> kelly-ann: welcome back.g mate continues a new report says biden disastrous debate performance slow down trumps rush to announce a decision and according to a new poll, to candidates in particular gave the trump campaign a big boost. florida senator marco rubio and tim scott. meanwhile as questions around biden ability continue to grow, his campaign is based on identity politics and we knew that from 2020 so is it identity politics preventing them from dumping joe? if biden drops out, will harass seemingly next in line but her approval ratings almost as bad as biden's and that did not stop one democrat from mourning the party against bypassing the vice president. >> a long list of democrats of the harris and gavin newsom and the list goes on and on and where is their consensus? you have to build consensus and there is not it right now and if you pick a white man over harris, black woman will blow the party up. >> kelly-ann: wow he or care with reaction south carolina senator tim scott and you served with comm

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i'm kelly evans.e's what's ahead on a very busy day we see the massive and violent rotation into small caps and out of tech. the big question is whether stocks are finally broadening out or markets are breaking down one of our guests says there's a key signal she's watching that suggests more gains are ahead. she'll tell us what she's buying >>> plus, it's no doubt one of the most dramatic presidential elections we have seen, and dan clifton says it's one of the most investable he's seen in his entire career. he joins us live ahead we'll talk about the latest developments >>> netflix on deck to report. the bar once again high. the stock up more than 30% this year but our analyst sees three catalysts that can keep it going and growing. >>> let's start with the markets and dom chu has the numbers. this market doesn't seem to fit any template >> maybe the pullback continues, maybe not surprisingly so. we're not that far away from record highs, so put that in context, we did start with decent gains to sta

and kelly could cost a seat in the senate. bashir is the best running mate, but does he deliver kentucky? he knows how to talk to rural voters and can make inroads in his jobs creation record. look jack, maybe you're right. i don't know. we'll see. i'm giving you four choices. and you still have time to vote at smerconish.com right now, here it is. who will vice president harris select as her running mate? i'm giving you andy beshear, roy cooper, mark kelly, josh shapiro, and the all-encompassing other in case you're thinking of somebody else while you're voting subscribe to my free and daily newsletter, what will you receive? you'll get editorial cartoons like this from rob rogers i love a good hotel breakfast aide. >> so close to the statement, i managed to get the last room for hundred and 90 bucks. >> i put the last one a week ago i talked yesterday when night $140.01, how some sites panic you into booking their last room, but they don't have all the availability instead, use trivago. >> trivago compares hotel so prices fr

uh, she was pretty well trying to stay away from kelly, because kelly was screaming and yelling at laurahat taylor had been with kelly, and i asked laura, i said, "where were kelly and taylor at?" and she goes "oh, no, paul, he was with me." and before i even said anything, the police officer that was standing there told me that i shouldn't have any conversation. so i went back across the parking lot, and i noticed that they had another police officer in laura's vehicle taking pictures and video inside of her toyota. i start thinking, okay, this is kind of weird. if it's an accident, why would i not be able to console or talk to friends of mine? and why are they taking all these pictures and videos? you know, and why is that cop continuously just standing there? >> i remember it so well, because i don't remember a drowning patient coming in that way. they always came in by e.m.s. >> that hospital you took him to, though, was 12 miles away. >> that was the closest hospital to the beach. >> there was a firehouse nearby with e.m.s. technicians. maybe they could've revived him or tried to? >

>> hey, kelly.weeping regulations for big tech companies in decades with a package of bills that require more data privacy and other protections for users younger than 17. 91 senators supporting, only three opposed. senator ed markey said it was a k sign of rising concerns of tech companies on capitol hill. >> it's very clear, especially with the surgeon general's warning about the mental health crisis with young people in our country. everyone knows now it's time to finally take on big tech and to put these protections on the books. >> the package is made up of two bills. now, one would ban targeted advertising to kids, limiting data collection and require that companies create this erase function to remove any information. the other bill would require platforms to mitigate -- microsoft and snap has backed that package. meta said the best way for parents to monitor kids is to require parental signoff. supporters are hoping the strong vote will speed passage in the house where the speaker said he ne

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kelly. i was raped. you cannot say "i was raped" and expect all your problems to go away, kelly.come clean. just tell me what happened. okay, all right. okay, i did it, all right? i lied, whatever. just fire me. but you know what? i did it because you guys didn't come to my party, and you said you would try to, and then you didn't even show up, and so you're bad friends. we have our confession. i'm calling security... don't, don't! get away from that, dwight, please. you know what, she's got a point about you too. you do have a problem dealing with people. see? i wasn't lying. you were lying. i was lying. yes. jim, dwight, please excuse us. but i want to be here when you fire her ass. i will call you when it is time. [door shuts] i have an enormous amount of trouble trying to get people to come to my place. and i hate it. i can't tell you how much leftover guacamole i have ended up eating over the years. i don't even know why i make it in such great quantities. here's what we're gonna do. we are going to sit here for a while, make it look good. and maybe you should cry. can you m

welcome and happy early 4th. >> thank you so much, kelly.nd happy early fourth to you. >> okay, i've heard people rave about it, what's it, the athletic -- the non-alcoholic beer that's all the rage these day. >> heineken 0.0, kelly! >> that's right! this category is really taking it off, is it not? >> yes, it is! we are the pioneer of the category. we launched in january of 2018 in the states, two years earlier, we launched around the world. we are the number one zero-alcohol beer in the united states. we're clear five points ahead of our nearest competitor, and we don't shout enough about that from the rooftops. that's why i'm here today, we see more and more people opting for moderation. not instead of, but in addition to. so we see that 94% of non-alcoholic beer buyers in their shopping basket, they also have alcoholic products. that's 94%. that's a big number. people are just looking for more choice, and we're so happy that we have this beautiful heineken 0.0 brand that they actually have fell in love with since day one. >> i'm like a 3

i'm kelly evans. and here's what's ahead. was yesterday's selloff a healthy correction or reason for concern? one of our guest says the rally is in tact, but it will be hard to make new highs until one thing happens in particular. he'll tell us what that is. >>> and gene munster says the pullback creates a great buying opportunity. we'll talk to him about that. >>> three more names on deck to report. in a sector of have and have-nots, later on. >>> dom chu has the numbers, and we are seeing a bounceback. >> i'm going to put nit perspective. it's grown across the screen, and we are just about near or at session highs. the dow is up 491 points, really the outperformer today, up about 1.25%. 40,3 ha. the s&p is at 5478, almost 1% gain. but yesterday we lost 128 points, so we have got an fraction of that back in trading today, up about 52 of those. so the nasdaq composite, up about one pulper sent, as well, 17,500 or thereabouts is the nasdaq. threematically speaking, airlines are in focus. skies were turbulent and getting friend

kelly?oming up, one portfolio manager says smallap cs will continue to outperform the market as soon as the fed cuts rates. he joins us next with that and the two arguments he's watching. i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com >>> welcome back to "the exchange." stocks are looking to close out the week on a down note. the dow shedding another 400 points today, still trying to hold on to a half percent gain since monday, while the s&p and nasdaq are on pace for the worst week since april. the russell 2000, which had been on uptake, also lower. but my next guest sees plenty of upside now. joining me now is sandy vill ri -- how do you write that on forms, sandy, st. dennis -- >> it always gets confusing. >> y

kelly o'donnell breaks the story. what happened?reporter: we are told by secret service officials that on tuesday, there were two vehicles that were associated with the protective detail for the stepdaughter of vice president kamala harris. she was at an establishment in lower manhattan. an individual approached the vehicles, which are typically unmarked secret service vehicles. began to do some vandalism to the back of the car, namely around the license plate area, which just by our experience with dealing with protectees, those are usually plates that indicate government or police, that kind of thing. it's very typical that those cars are parked at a location that would be for quick, easy departure if there were any issue. the agents arrested the individual, local law enforcement i'm told, then came and was responsible for that individual and the arrest. there was no direct impact on ella emhoff. we have seen how these incidents -- there was one months ago with naomi biden, with her detail, granddaughter of the president, where so

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. the longer the fed waits to cut the more they risk that something breaks. that's what mark zandi has been warning. we'll ask him if next week is a break week for the fed. >>> and clients include big mega cap tech names like nvidia, and our guest will join us with the shares down 2%. >>> china weakness a central theme and headwind for earnings season. one guest says if you want to invest overseas, there's one trade where she sees a lot of opportunity and is here to tell us where. >>> let's start with dom chu with these eyebrow raising numbers. >> it seems as though for right now, investors and traders have bought the dip, especially in the large cap technology space. let's look at the broader markets. the dow is outperforming. it's up 810 points, near the highs of the session. 4 the s&p 500 inching back towards that 5500 level, up 86 points of its own, good for a 1.5% gain. and the nasdaq, good for 1.5% gain as well, up 265 points to 17,445. that last trade there. it is a big day for b

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! is really rad, check it out. and it's a mashup of "midnight sky" and "edge of 17." our first guest is an oscar-nominated actor who you've seen in some incredible films like "the best exotic marigold hotel" and "slum dog millionaire." his new movie is "monkey man." he not only stars in it, he wrote it and directed it. all the jobs. everybody please welcome dev patel. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i love that i am freezing onset! what are these? they are my warmers. congrats again! it's the 15th anniversary of "slumdog." crazy! >> dev: i didn't know that. >> kelly: that is so cool. do people still stop you for that? >> dev: they do. i can't get away from it. i can't go to indian weddings now because they always play the "jai ho" song. >> kelly: do they think you're going to dance? >> dev: on the west answer. my hips lied. [laughter] >> kelly: that's more fun to watch! it's like going to karaoke. >> dev: i'm just so gangly. so i'm not the best dancer. >> kelly: like i said, super fun to

i'm kelly evans. tech is leading the declines today with the nasdaq now down 3% as you can see there. and tesla and google are two of the big reasons why. tesla down 10%, that's weighing on the s&p 500 today. alphabet down 5%. our analyst says catalysts are coming. we'll see if he's right. we'll dig into the implications for a group of stocks that may otherwise may not be on your radar. bitcoin, as a reserve asset? presidential nominee trump has floated the idea. it's part of a brand new crypto report. the head of digital assets is here to give us a look. >>> new home sales coming in far below expectations as mortgage demand hits a five-month low. builders under pressure as a result. evercore's steven kim sees higher valuations ahead for four names in particular and joins us ahead. first, let's begin with the markets, and dom chu is here to help us make sense of it all. >> we are near session lows right now, so you're seeing the bear in the market sell off. let's take you through the numbers. dow, dow

kelly?i thought it was interesting the way that heinz came out with that statement, sort of indicating perhaps biden should step aside when he's the chair of the national intelligence committee, and this is on the heels oh of a nato press conference, which biden believes is one of his greatest strengths. this is kind of, you know, the area in which he's most comfortable. i think that was on display last night. >> absolutely. that was one of the reasons that i know he said on msnbc last night the way he waited is he wanted nato to be over. other lawmakers said we don't want to undercut the president while he's meeting with these world leaders. but the fact is, a number of folks who were holding their breath last night as they watched that press conference. democrats understand that not every public appearance that biden does has to be this very critical make or break moment. but unfortunately, that is the point where everyone is now at, and i think that is fuelling a lot of concerns from thes

kelly: yeah.es of pushing away from nuclear, towards green, right, has been that a biden administration agenda. so i'm going to pivot towards the biden campaign here because i do want to get your take on what might happen tonight, right in they're doing their best to put the debate in the rearview mirror, the president's shutting down the idea of backing out. this weekend is make or break for president biden. that interview tonight is make or break. do you think the markets are going if to react at all come monday morning, or is this speculation about the president's candidacy already waked in? -- baked in? >> well, i'll tell you, it already feels baked to me. duds he get do-overs, does he get coin flips? who knows? if can we swap the words out and change the answers? the funny thing is i think that's what's happened with the market so far. i was talking about this with neil earlier this week, the market seems to be anticipating trump pulling this one out. at least somebody other than biden, let's

kelly: i thank you. i rise in support of my resolution h.res. 1867 which would establish a task force on the attempted assassination of former president donald j. trump. i want to recognize and honor the life of a true hero, corey comperatore, who was tragically killed saving his family in butler, pennsylvania, july 13th. i want to take a moment to offer our thoughts and prayers for two pennsylvaniaians who also were injured in the shooting and continue to recover, mr. david dutch and james copenhaver and also former president trump in his recovery and he showed incredible strength in the immediate aftermath. corey comperatore was a constituent of mine. he graduated in 1992 from free port high school and went on to serve his country in the united states army reserves. his passion for his community and christian faith led him to serve as an active member of the cab out church and a volunteer chief in the early 2000's and he was a loving husband and father. his obituary reads the quintessential family man

third on this list is senator mark kelly.on border issues and notably, he's been h out support for the pro act that's supported among democrats. now, there are still other names in the running. andy bashir has overseen massive private investment in kentucky. but we are down to the wire. we're expecting the news as soon as tomorrow. we're at the latest by tuesday when she will appear in philadelphia. >> megan, thank you very much. got a few days left to go on that time. joining me with more on the presidential race is republican senator bill cassidy of louisiana. senator, great to have you here. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> oh many big important issues to delve into, but right off the bat here, do you think -- i mean, i'm asking the question as if we were just having a drink, your party, do you think they can pull this off in november? >> the republicans, absolutely. you look at the things which mean the most to voters, the border, which kamala has been a total failure on, tamdz economy, specifically inflation. inflati

kelly o'donnell. we thank you for all of your reporting. thank hallie and danny cevallos as well. that concludes this nbc news special report. we're going to have much more ahead on our streaming network, nbc news, now online at nbcnews.com. and tomorrow morning on today, i'm tom llamas in new york. we thank you for watching. right now at 5:00, bracing for the heat wave. much of the bay

kelly is actually called the border a mess. he is challenged him of biden's own decisions and i'm wondering, could could kelly could he blunt some of the attacks that kamala harris will ultimately face as attached to the biden ticket previously as a border senator, mark kelly understands this conflict on this issue more than almost anybody else. he lives and breathes it every single day. so not only would he be able to help the vice president, he would make sure that he's bringing the voice of arizona that people who've been most directly impacted goodbye, the issues at the border, both on the immigration reform side and on the people that want border security. so he is somebody that's very well positioned to add to the ticket. >> would he take it if i hope so. >> i haven't talked to him about it directly, but i hope you will because we need mark kelly to be our vice presidential nominee. >> we'll see what happens. daniel hernandez, what a pleasure speaking to you. thank you. thank you well, hollywood insiders were behind a lot

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. chair powell warning the risk of staying too high for too long, but our market guest is warning of a different risk. one he does wall street has its head in the sand on. he'll tell us what it is and how he's positioning. wall street's analysts are love thing ipo. eight of them initiating kompbl a -- coverage. and if you think of media and entertainment stocks, this may not be top of mind but should be according to morgan stanley. we've got the name, what makes it superior to the competition and how much runway is ahead. >>> let's start with the markets with dom chu. dom, people are talking about narrowing leadership. >> we've got some relative momentum, because we're just about near session highs right now. all three major indexes are in the green. the dow have reversed a down day, up roughly 110 points, one quarter of 1% to the upside. the level is 39,453. i'm going to put the stars up, because we hit intraday highs for the nasdaq and the broader s&p 500. the s&p, by the way, the new

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>> all right, kelly. thank you. our peter alexander was in the room where the president faced persistent questioning from the reporters. peter, your take away from this historic event? >> reporter: well, lester, we're getting our first evidence this may not be enough to satisfy those concerned democrats. the first house democrat since this performance here at the news conference has come forward saying that he now beliefs that joe biden should step aside, that's the connecticut democrat jim himes right now. i'm hearing from a top democratic aide saying they do not believe president biden did enough tonight to satisfy those who were prepared to come forward and say just as much. we're also hearing from some biden aides this evening, saying if this was the joe biden that had been in that debate just two weeks ago, that he would not be in their words in this mess right now. i think performatively minus the one gaffe at the beginning, i think he'll be haunted by that as some degree as it ricochets around the internet. s

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i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead.re in an early bull market, an early bull market says my next guest, calling it the most unloved bull market she's seen in her career, presenting a lot of opportunity. we'll talk about what she's buying. and she's a tesla shareholder, a stock she says you buy in times of chaos, with musk getting more political is one one of those times? we'll ask her if she's adding to that position. >>> and a credit card backed by your home equity line of credit. we'll have those details. >>> let's get to a quick check on the markets with stocks not moving so much. if anything, we're unwinding some of last week. dow, down 33 points at this hour. s&p, fractionally higher and the nasdaq adding 15. so if anything, a reversion back to the previous leadership with big tech, the ten-year hovering around 4.23. tesla and alphabet with earnings after the bell. and keep an eye on yields, as well. the two-year auk ction is undery this hour. it's been a little better tone lately for treasuries. oil is also slippi

thank you. >> kelly: you lived here a long time ago. >> i did. >> kelly: when did you move?an. a very good friend of mine named sally let me live with her in her apartment. she had kind of a large closet. >> kelly: in new york? >> in new york it was. it was an awesome -- kind of low. i had to crouch in. but there was a place there for a bed. she let me stay with her. >> kelly: yeah. that's so

welcome. >> thank you very much for having us back, kelly.m here at spartanburg, south carolina on a very warm and sunny day. with phillip cox, the ceo of cox universal, who is opening our very first right behind me, the echo suites by wyndham. it is our fastest growing new construction trend. we have 270 of these hotels that -- >> we'll come back. if you give it enough seconds, it will come back. i'm confident in that. echo standing for economy hotel opportunity. so extended stay and corporate travel, geoff, is this where the demand is, and how does this stack up with the experience prepandemic? >> well, prepandemic, it's -- [ inaudible ] -- significantly. if we look at 2043 extended stay occupancy, it was up a full 11 points higher than it was last year. and it's up 12 points year-to-date higher than the rest of the industry. and a lot of that is being driven by the most historic piece of legislation this country has ever seen since the eisenhower administration, and that's the infrastructure bill that is impacting so many communities like

i'm kelly evans and here's what's ahead.e than 170 companies set to report earnings and we have a macro data including the jobs report on friday and there's the fed decision on interest rates and we'll get you set up for what could be a market-moving week and we'll check in with the new man in charge with the largest etf and mutual fund firm and the first on broadcast interview with what they're telling investors right now and we mentioned earnings, four of the mag 7 are on deck to report this week. mama, apple is one of them and then this name, our trader says has similar fundamentals to apple and it's not a tech stock. he'll tell us the name and whether he's a buyer and that's what's ahead and dom chu has the numbers. >> we are seeing gains, specially in the s&p 500 and the nasdaq side of things and representing a little bit perhaps of the techtrade and the weight that we're seeing with the macro catalyst and the macro earnings coming up. the dow industrials, we'll call it flat. 40,583 is the last rate and it's down three

kelly, raucous energy in atlanta last night.rgia democrats saying the enthusiasm is at levels unseen in years. and remember, they won that state in 2020. is there a harris campaign blueprint emerging for how they'll approach these swing states? >> well, certainly the harris campaign is adjusting and making some new choices about how they are going forward with a different candidate, and part of that is the rally space and having this kind of energy that they want to harness and they want to convert it into action that would include getting people to volunteer, getting people to help with voter registration, all those sort of things. it's not about just putting on a show and the excitement of the moment, but how they convert that to usable resources for the campaign. if people are energized, if they're taking a fresh look, they want them to commit to trying to help especially in those critical battleground states. so we're seeing that for sure. and vice president harris is working out in realtime work shopping her stump speech, h

i'm kelly, vans. here's what's ahead after a very busy weekend and more democrats announce their support for v.p. kamala harris and how it's changing team trump strategy and whether it should make you change your strategy. this is the most investable election in his professional career, does he still think that or is the reshuffling now changing his election baskets? he's back. and tech rebounding today after last week's massive rotation from tech into small caps. is the small cap bounceback over or will they continue to outperform from here? one of our guests still sees significant upside ahead and she'll tell us how she's positioning in that trade. speaking of markets, the dow is up 185 points at the high, down 65 at the lows and we're at about a quarter percent and 1.3% gain for the nasdaq and continuing what we saw with a lot of strength and that said the small caps are adding two-thirds of 1% and after last week's bad week. the nasdaq on pace for its best day since june. nvidia leading the charge

kelly o'donnell has that part of the story. >> take a look at what happened -- [ gunshots ] >> reporter: though stunning and unexpected, authorities had already considered the gunman's rooftop perch a worry. witnesses say they spotted a threat that day. >> we're like hey, man, there's a guy on the roof with a rifle. >> reporter: but the secret service had actually identified the building near the trump rally as a potential vulnerability in the days before the event. according to two sources familiar with the agency's operations. but officials say no officers had been posted there. a key question is why. today at the white house homeland security secretary mayorkas said he expects within days to choose the head of an independent review from outside the administration. >> i am committed to going externally of the department and externally of the government so that no question of its independence can be raised. >> reporter: secret service officials say they had designated that local law enforcement would secure that building. >> any type of missteps that were made or miscommunication that

kelly also claiming former president trump has been pro-russia.enskyy last week where he said they had a very good phone call. zelenskyy says he and trump agreed to hold a personal meeting to discuss how to quote make peace fair and a truly lasting. john kirby announcing the u.s. is sending another $200 million security package to ukraine. that package will boost ukraine's air defenses. i want to bring in congresswoman victoria sparks. scongresswoman,your reaction tod forth between kelly and vance. >> well, i think, you know, unfortunately president biden and his administration failed in this war to deter russia and failed to help ukraine as fast as we can. you know, to deter further aggression and jd raised questions. corrupt governments, corrupt countries, he said it's inspirational the fight of the ukrainian people but we need to separate people from governments. we're dealing with governments that are quite corrupt and we need to help and this is an issue i raised too but unfortunately president biden and kamala they really propose to slash fu

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." do love that song. i really wish i would have been verified and throwing my head around. it's okay, daytime. i know you're not ready. maybe season 6 let's get our first guest. an nominated actor that you know from some great movies. "hurt locker," "arrival." "the adventures." you can see him in "mayor of kingstown." we are grateful he is still with us. everybody please give it up for jeremy renner. [cheers and applause] you win for my favorite outfit anyone has ever worn on the show. my favorite color is green. that specific color. it's so nice. you look so sharp. >> jeremy: i feel so good. it's a beautiful set. my first time in new york. >> kelly: how are you doing? >> jeremy: i'm doing good. my last talk show on the best one. >> kelly: you saved the best for laan

kelly is on a rainy south lawn. what did the vice president say in her first comments since all of this happened, changing her life and certainly the nation's politics? >> reporter: what is very clear is that kamala harris wanted to project she's been a good partner for the president, a loyal partner, and to make the very personal connection that she got to know him first through his son, the late beau biden, when she and the younger biden were attorneys general of their states, she -- he in delaware and she in california. this event for the ncaa, champions from the ncaa, this was supposed to be an event for the president, if not for covid. she stepped in, and wanted to be very clear about giving him the respect she feels he deserves, the respect of this moment to talk about his accomplishments and his communitiment to the country. putting aside for now the obvious, the new interested in her not just as vice president, not just as a member of the ticket, but as the chosen one of the president to be the next standard

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kelly?it's interesting they're going to make him more available not less so, as being less available has been the strategy. >> that's the only thing that could change anything, from one elected official after the next, elected democrat after the next, everybody feels or hoping we're gas lit a lot. why is the white house being so insular about this? why are we not hearing from the president himself s? even if those go as well as they could, there's still going to be a lot of outstanding questions about is the president up for the job every day and not just in please moments that we're starting to see him? so he recognizes the white house and the campaign recognize they have to do a whole lot more of that if they win back some confidence. >> megan, i didn't know if it was a confirmed story, this narrative about the president not being available after 8:00 p.m., was that a real thing the campaign was putting forth? >> nbc news confirmed in that meeting with democratic governors wednesday evenin

. >> we begin with kelly o'donnell.er baker, nbc news correspondent garrett haake covering the trump campaign, and sam stein. welcome all. kelly, for the first time, the harris campaign is officially weighing in on the vice presidential search. what are they saying? >> saying what we have known but now they're saying it officially, that there's work to be done to respond to what the vice president is looking for, vetting that needs to take place to give her the best choices to review their public and their financial and all of their background so that she can make a good choice. i'm particularly struck on a day like this when the candidate kamala harris is not out publicly. that means there's a lot of interesting stuff happening behind the scenes, especially when you have an abbreviated schedule. meaningful work can happen when she's not doing public appearances, when she's not making a speech. we know it is a limited window of time. she has a deep bench of democrats. every cycle presents its own list of potentials. thi

>> i think she will pick one of the governors and maybe mark kelly.ething to her. they are all centrist, they all have governed and divided state legislature which is helpful for you if you are the vice president which is what she should be looking for and you have to look at mark kelly who probably has one of the best bios you could want in politics and is an all-around american hero and he brings arizona and put that back into play and he can talk tough on the border. i think it will be a governor or mark kelly. >> john: abc news and ipsos poll asked people about the favorability of the potential candidates. gina raimondo is not included but if you take a look at it across the board, pete buttigieg has the highest favorability though his net is lower than people like kelly, witmer, and on. but that suggests that maybe kelly, may be pete buttigieg are the number one and number two pick. he gets to arizona but i think she really likes pete buttigieg. >> i think he also has the name i.d. having won the iowa caucus. that's where that's baked in but the

chris kelly and tony rezko could generate big bucks. they were fund-raisers. they were donors. let's just call 'em what they were. they were influence peddlers. they wound up being able to shake the bushes here and help rod raise money. they promised access and favors if blagojevich won, and they got results. where dick mell's good old boys would fetch $2,000 at a time, kelly and rezko would shake loose 50 grand. all that money plus rod's appeal to voters who had felt ignored by the entrenched chicago political dynasties-- well, it proved to be an unstoppable combination. he ran on some things that were uniquely important to black people. healthcare for kids is a good idea. when he said, "free rides for seniors on public transportation," that resonated with black people specifically. blagojevich became governor in 2003. -congratulations, governor. -thank you. may god bless you. [cheers and applause] how do you view your-- your time as governor apart from the scandals? how do i say this in a way where i don't sound like a guy without any humility? but i truly believe i was a gre

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead.h, one of the biggest laggards today after the nasdaq closed at a record high yesterday. nvidia, the worst performer once again, shaving more than 30 points off the nasdaq 100 and on pace for its fourth down day in a row. and one m.i.t. professor is questioning how much ai will increase productivity. he'll jointous discuss. lennar lower on the back of two downgrades, shares down 12% over the past month. is housing's red hot run nearing an end? >>> and we're getting ready for the fourth of july. party ready that is. we'll talk to the ceo of a pool company as another heatwave settles in across the u.s., and the surprising reason why higher rates are driving up the price of your hamburgers. but first, let's start with grill master dom chu. >> well, listen, they were serving memphis-style barbecue in our courtyard just outside, and i just had some, so hopefully there are no stains on me. we're seeing some movement in the markets but to upside and down side marginally so. the dow right now,

>> thanks so much, kelly.will, for the rare interview, you almost never give interviews here in the u.s. this is the first time we've gotten a number, but still a small person of the overall number of users it was about 2 billion users back in early 2022. >> thank you so much for having me. we're excited because, you know, one of the places it's his toby historically not been as popular, is the u.s., and the number is changing why, if you have friends on i phones and androids, you should be able to talk to each other. we're excited to share we're having successes well still have a long way to go, but we're growing at a double percentage year over year. what does that mean for your apparently company's bottom line? >> we're hopeful to get there we're in particular see strength like california, texas, new york, florida with younger audiences, a majority of our users are on iphone that want to talk to people on androids see. >> dom, you have a question here? >> my family lives in an area where there's very limite

but to kelly's dismay then contra costa county didn't get cooking on a plan right away. >>>>we were going to move to pacifica. >>>she's glad they didn't make that decision, thanks to the county's decision to move forward with this. kelly believes her operational costs will go down and profits will go up as she no longer will have to rent space from a commercial >>>>kitchen. it was my largest expense >>>prior to the decision christian lucas, the county director of environmental health, says unless someone had a cottage permit cooking and selling food from a home wasn't allowed, and this essentially provided a pathway forward for folks that wanted to prepare foods within their own home and sell it. a microenterprise home kitchen can do much more than what a cottage food operation can do in terms of the types of foods that they can >>>>sell, >>his department is now busy fielding more and more applications for meco permits. as the community continues to learn about it. we're fielding questions daily and we're looking forward to those applications continuing to roll >>>>in >>

all a part of kelly joe's pizza making process. those traits that helped her find success operating numerous pizza ventures in contra costa county, with her wife since 2009. but now, her patients, precision, and passion are about to really pay off. >> i get really emotional. it's like a dream come true . >> reporter: kelly and vanda became the first people in contra costa county to obtain a micro enterprise home kitchen operation permit . what this means is, they can legally run a restaurant out of their home. >> i have been dreaming about this since 2009 , after a trip to thailand, and i found out that a lot of people have restaurants in their homes. >> california agreement the idea back in 2018 and several bay area municipalities jumped on board shortly thereafter. but, to kelly's dismay, contra costa county didn't get cooking on a plan right away. >> we are moving to pacifica. >> reporter: thanks to the county's decision to move forward with this, kelly believes her operational costs will go down and prophets will rise as she wi

kelly is trying to take his case to the supreme court. his lawyers could be leaning on the same argument that freed bill cosby and also our dr. sanjay gupta is back with us to answer your questions about the summer surge of covid. >> we'll be right back tv on. >> the edge, moments that shaped our culture coming this fall on cnn. >> ways offering 20% off any, any signs 20%. i'll say, is fine to say, 20%, i've served a fine to eat you will love 20% off. so the point is, any any size 20% off its subway. >> do you know about medicare part c plans, also called medicare advantage? >> are you confused about what a medicare part c plan covers and what benefits you can get in your zip code, different parts. >> see plans are available in different parts of the country. do you have the coverage you need? if you're losing benefits for any reason or new to medicare you could be eligible to enroll in a plan today, enrollment in a medicare part c plan is not automatic call the number on your screen for your free man. at a care benefits checkup and to sp

i'll ask you, kelly, why? why have not we heard from this man the entire time that he's been president? we have no mant had this this person who's the president's position. stand at the podium before the press and answer questions. mo i was, whend president trump's position is, you remember, i stood up at the podium u well over an hour when i had everybody in there, dog coming after m eve thee asking s the most ridiculous questions. i answered every single question they had c's at objective data. they're at my side. so, you know, to go over nothing waetelysparens it was cy transparent. i had people like the great sanjay gupta right there was standing there trying to tear me down. suddenly today, he sair he'd he's out advocating for a for cognitive test. where has he been fo a cognitird a half years? where has cnn and the "new york times" and the washington post and msnbc and all these other networks, where have they been? this is a national security issuthe nae. it i have been saying it for and since 2020 and

sonali: joining us now, kelly burton high-yield investor kelly burton and bryan whalen, fixed incomeio at tcw. last time we spoke, you had some worries about the market. even if we see this market softening a bit, the economic environment softening, you are still seeing investors flood into risk. do you just follow the herd at this point, or detail them to cool it? bryan: we don't. we are going the other way. but that is what makes a market. that is what makes opportunities. we are seeing an environment where it seems consensus is that this economy is finally starting to slow down. you can kind of feel it. the next six months will probably the more about how that transpires, so it is kind of like buckle up and let's watch this thing and it is going to slow down in a way the market anticipates, which the market is pricing in a high likelihood of a soft note landing, and we are kind of leaning the other way. we do not think you are compensated well in an outcome that is anything but soft. sonali: i feel like that is a perfect set up to talk about high-yield. is this ubiquitous? do you

my name is kelly artis. my husband just commemorated 20 years in the united states army. in our family is stationed here at fort liberty and we are so proud to call north carolina home. today, i am honored to welcome vice president harris back to our great state. as a military spouse, i am no stranger to sacrifice. don't get me wrong, we love our country, and my husband is proud to serve. at the same time, deployments, relocations, and the realities of the lifestyle present families like mine with unique challenges. joe biden is a military father. he understands us. he lost a son because of a service-related illness. he understands the sacrifices family go through, because he has lived it. joe biden and kamala harris believed that we have a sacred obligation to prepare, equip, and care for our troops, veterans, and their families. [cheers and applause] they are fighting to ensure that we don't have to sacrifice our stability to give our loved ones the support they need. last year, president biden came to fort liberty to announce historic steps to increase the economic sec