he tried to get kemp to do it. kemp said no. but others who will say yes.is part of where the concern lies. . >> i think a lot of people say why are you all still talking about the 20th election? it's not about 20th at this point. it's about 2024, 2024. the last two words in the book "peril" is, the peril remains. this isn't over. >> these are things happening now. we are not just talking about what trump said a lot a rally. you know, the latest crazy thing. we used to talk about the tweets that, you know, we struggled about whether to ignore them or report them. but, you know, we are having audits now, purported audits. . >> right. >> of elections aimed to discredit the idea that joe biden is the legitimate president of the united states. we have something like 70% of the republican party does not believe -- >> 78. >> 78%. >> it's crazy. >> well, it is crazy. and we have never had that before. you know, when al gore lost the recount in 2000, he went away. he said, look, i disagree with the supreme court, i disagree with how the recount went. but that's how

nobody was surprised this is how donald trump feels about brian kemp. he has been saying that publicly for months. what shocked them, and that's the word they used, shocked, was the way he went out and basically endorsed stacey abrams. now, yeeou know, in republican eyes, kemp isn't perfect but they like him in georgia among republicans. stacey abrams is enemy number one for the gop. this surprised and shocked a lot of people, that he would say that. it gave them flashbacks to january 5th. the two special election run-offs, where after months and weeks of donald trump saying, you know, the voting is rigged, republicans lost those seats. that's what they're worried about in the midterms. they have a chance to hold on to a governor seat in a 50/50 state. win back a seat held currently by a democrat. the midterms are going to be good for republicans, they think. biden is in trouble in a lot of places, especially georgia, and they see donald trump screwing it up. they're pulling their hair out. >> trump has shown he is not too bad at depressing the republic

that's why trump goes after brian kemp so much. he wants to purge people like kemp from the party and make it difficult or impossible for republicans to succeed in elective office. if they resist he's okay with some being quiet but if they're quiet they'll ultimately go along. >> you bring up georgia glenn youngkin who refuses to say how he would have voted to certify the election on january 6th where he were in congress. he refuses to say it. that should be a lay-up question for anyone who believes in truth and the silence there, you know, isn't option three. i'm not going to address this. silence itself does something, which is what liz cheney was saying in an interview last night. listen to what she says. >> when you look at the spread of these mistruths and the spread of the disinformation, silence enables it. silence enables the liar, and silence helps it to spread. when we allow that to continue to go on in the face of rulings of the courts, in the face of recounts, in the face of everything that's gone on to demonstrate that

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doug doocy of arizona, hutchinson of arkansas and kemp of georgia. governor doocy i want to start with a letter and find out what you hope to accomplish. we can't even get the president to take our questions in the press. >> it is time for the biden administration to act. border security has been seen as something that the southern states have to deal with on the border. the reason that you have governor hutchinson and governor kemp from arkansas and georgia is because something that has become national security because we don't know who is coming over the border and has become public safety. the drugs and crime we're seeing rising in our states and flooding over the border is infecting our schools and neighborhoods. more than half the nation's governors, all republican, have demanded a meeting with president bide than. -- biden. it is a federal issue. we want to work with them but the time for action is right now. >> harris: the federal government is not responding to request for help and all of it governor kemp. at one point you would think that th

but will discuss with george at governor brian kemp in just a moment.he president engaging in executive overreach and undermining the constitutional principle of federalism, a.k.a. the tenth amendment. let me redo the tent the memo, the powers not delegated to the united states by the constitution nor prohibited to the states are reserved to the states respectively or to the people or to the people is very important. now i'm going to say in addition the federal government does not have police powers to simply order private enterprise companies to do stuff, this is the antifreedom part that i find so troubling about the president's declarations yesterday. this is federal state-ism acting unilaterally with no restraints to literally order private firms to follow the governments dictate. this is america, you cannot do that. we can argue about interpreting interstate until we're blue in the face. but basically without an act of congress or without a law the president cannot order companies around, that is what really troubles me. it is bad enough that biden

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miss kemp, you have three minutes. miss kemp, are you there? >> yes, i got muted, i guess. somebody muted me. i'm back. thank you. >> clerk: okay. >> i would like to just take a moment, if i may -- alec, can you give me a moment because i actually need to read the comment from my neighbor who lived at 231, and i would like the board to note -- >> operator: am i stopping time -- >> president honda: why don't you give her a minute? she was patient enough to wait the whole evening. >> clerk: she wants to read a comment from the neighbor. the neighbor was here earlier but left. >> president honda: yeah, why don't we allow that. >> thank you, president honda. this is a neighborhood that is directly affected. this is at 231 dwight. this is from my neighborhood. hi, everyone. thank you for this opportunity to comment. my name is ernan, and i live at 231 dwight with my two daughters. i work at a small start-up in san francisco, i pay taxes, and i vote in every election. both of my daughters were born in this house. i've lived in this house since 2004, and it's impossible to be happ

miss kemp, you have three minutes. miss kemp, are you there? >> yes, i got muted, i guess. somebody muted me. i'm back. thank you. >> clerk: okay. >> i would like to just take a moment, if i may -- alec, can you give me a moment because i actually need to read the comment from my neighbor who lived at 231, and i would like the board to note -- >> operator: am i stopping time -- >> president honda: why don't you give her a minute? she was patient enough to wait the whole evening. >> clerk: she wants to read a comment from the neighbor. the neighbor was here earlier but left. >> president honda: yeah, why don't we allow that. >> thank you, president honda. this is a neighborhood that is directly affected. this is at 231 dwight. this is from my neighborhood. hi, everyone. thank you for this opportunity to comment. my name is ernan, and i live at 231 dwight with my two daughters. i work at a small start-up in san francisco, i pay taxes, and i vote in every election. both of my daughters were born in this house. i've lived in this house since 2004, and it's impossible to be happ

and in the second innings, tony kemp little slicer down the left field line.lly hamilton plays peekaboo with it out there. three bases for kemp and jed lowry scores from first one nothing. here's your key play. it's starling martin at second base after he stole the bag, he's on the move. of again bad pickup throw from reynaldo lopez. he'll score all the way from second. as you see the replay, it looked more like he picked up his second baseman in his club scooted into right center tony larussa. he doesn't like that kind of baseball. chaman area was great. he gets his ninth win and mark canada saw that gentleman make that play with his fanny pack. he goes down with the basket. catch what's good for the goose? right? 31 final az win it and man are we going to have what you might call a youthful all. women's final at the u. s open. a couple of teenagers will go at it. it was arenas several inca against leila fernandez 19 year old third set. 11 is the deciders. they were at 44 of the 19 year old fernandez rifles that passed several inca and she is on to match poin

miss kemp, you have three minutes. miss kemp, are you there? >> yes, i got muted, i guess. somebody muted me. i'm back. thank you. >> clerk: okay. >> i would like to just take a moment, if i may -- alec, can you give me a moment because i actually need to read the comment from my neighbor who lived at 231, and i would like the board to note -- >> operator: am i stopping time -- >> president honda: why don't you give her a minute? she was patient enough to wait the whole evening. >> clerk: she wants to read a comment from the neighbor. the neighbor was here earlier but left. >> president honda: yeah, why don't we allow that. >> thank you, president honda. this is a neighborhood that is directly affected. this is at 231 dwight. this is from my neighborhood. hi, everyone. thank you for this opportunity to comment. my name is ernan, and i live at 231 dwight with my two daughters. i work at a small start-up in san francisco, i pay taxes, and i vote in every election. both of my daughters were born in this house. i've lived in this house since 2004, and it's impossible to be happ

president trump also admitted to the crowd that he had privately pushed the republican governor, brian kemp, to hold a special election. presumably a redo since trump lost the first one. it's quite a claim to make in public considering trump is already under investigation in georgia for attempting to subvert democracy by having the georgia secretary of state, quote, find votes for him. and once again, the response from republican leaders in washington and across the country? crickets. nothing. so trump continues his campaign of subverting american democracy unabated. paula reid starts us off. >> reporter: the house select committee's quest to get information about former president trump as part of its investigation into the january 6th insurrection may soon be coming to a head. trump faces a looming deadline for asserting executive privilege from four of his closest allies and other requests for documents. >> a bias hit job that is wasting everybody's time. >> reporter: committee member zoe lofgren threatened serious consequences for trump allies if they do not cooperate. >> if they don't,

pressure that he was exerting on brian kemp because he tries to have a buffer and distance.he's operating in a vacuum. there are people who will do things in support of him and in his name, and you're seeing it across the country. is it a majority? no, is it a majority of republicans, it's approaching it. >> it's worrisome, as i said. maggie, thank you very much, maggie haberman, i appreciate it. >>> coming up, president biden gets his third pfizer vaccine shot today, promoting the booster rollout, and warning unvaccinated americans they're putting the nation at risk. also, dr. anthony fauci stand big live. he'll answer questions about who can get boosters and when and how soon young kids can get their first shots. if you have diabetes, you should wear a dexcom. i'm on this one because it's the best. and because it works. it's easy to wear. you put it on, and the numbers are there. no fingersticks. i can't say that enough. the dexcom is a game changer. once upon a time, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totale

your rhino governor, brian kemp, who has been a complete disaster on election integrity.overnor ducey was horrible. he was missing in action. we didn't get any help from mitch mcconnell. >> mitch mcconnell, brian kemp, doug ducey, this conspiracy camp reaches deep. >> i don't know how to talk about this because it is conspiratorial insanity from the bowels of the internet. there's a segment of the republican party that believe it. i know people who think the election was stolen. it's the big lie people are believing. it's a huge challenge for the party going forward. as mitch mcconnell recently said, i believe he called president trump a horse that is out to pasture and should stay there or a thoroughbred that should stay there. if you look at polling, against people like governor desantis, president trump doesn't have the stranglehold on the party he once did. i think it's college educated women -- sorry. >> i kind of agree you're right, except the party, eddie, the party leaders act as if trump has all of this power. >> absolutely. >> she's not wrong. there's polling in

he's talking about a conversation with governor brian kemp of georgia. he's admitting he called him and fried to get him to call a special election and engage in election fraud. i mean, it is. that is illegal. >> and he's being investigated for it at the same time as you know in the state of georgia. i mean, it is remarkable to me that donald trump can't get past his own emotional issues with losing an election and talk about something else, if he wanted to run for the presidency again, and he wants to be president again, maybe he could talk about some of the issues that the republicans are trying to talk about. but, instead, hes going backwards because he doesn't really care about republicans winning control of the senate for example, what he cares about is vengeance against those people who voted for impeachment, those people who didn't do what he wanted them to do post election like governor kemp and this is his -- his johnny one note now and it always is about him and it will always be about him. and that is what you just saw. >> gloria borger, great

there was a phone call to brian kemp urging him to persuade the legislature to overturn biden's victory and order an audit. trump intended to fire a united states attorney in the state because he refused to say that widespread voter fraud had been found in georgia. he plotted with a lawyer at the justice department to pull off a justice department coup where he would oust the acting attorney general and wield the power to force georgia state lawmakers to overturn the results or give them cover to do so. infamously, the former president placed an hour long call to georgia state secretary of state to get him to change the outcome of the vote. >> look, all i want to do is this. i want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. because we won the state and flipping the state is a great testament to our country. now, we do have a way. but i don't want to get into it. had we found a way in other states -- excuse me. we don't need it because we're only down 11,000 votes. so we don't even need it. >> that's interesting. we found another way. i wondered what it is. i think it's the ea

tony kemp, so labonte to the right. mariner's answer in the bottom half of the inning.unted. they win 4-2. the a's officially eliminated. quakes and seattle sounders. do it for the gram. the cross to christian road on. the sounders take a 3-0 lead. marcus lopez and the quakes to the net. shane o'neill, you hate that. the sounders hang on for the 3-1 victory. kansas city royals hosted the bark at the park today. one fan taking this literally, it is almost too good. it looks like a real dog. a real dog that takes a selfie. abc >> that is our report. for all of us, i am dan ashley. we appreciate your time. on jimmy kimmel, ll cool j. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash pay

but most certainly, when we look at the kind of campaign aid that brian kemp just put out yesterday,tially a super conservative and blew up things in his yard and cocked his gun and actually got in a truck to say that he was ready to gather up undocumented people, although that's not the word he used himself as it came to it, georgia is a difficult place to make change. as the great sherilynn eiffel said, elections matter. that's why people like brian kemp have been stealing them, so they can resist the kind of change that the doj and organizers on the ground at great risk to their own personal safety have been trying to make for years. so the chemical weapon certainly remains. but i do believe with the federal push that we're seeing from the doj and the consistent and the determined local push that we've seen from organizers and activists on the ground, that certainly something is to come, and hopefully it's movement in the right direction. >> katie benner, quickly, before we go. i want to ask you the political evolution behind this policy. president biden is not associated with thi

calling brian kemp a disaster, president trump.e lashed out suggesting that rally that stacey abrams might have been better to meed the peach state. would you like to take his place? it's ok with me. the story noting kemp has been a starring of the former president since trump lost in georgia, losing the state by about a quarter of a percentage point, about 12,000 votes. and if you want to hear more from the former president, c-span covering that rally. back to your phone calls. about the grade that you would give president biden about his job so far. mitchell is in new jersey. a democrat. good morning. what do you think? caller: good morning. this is a really, really difficult question because you have to look at everything in context. we came into the -- he came into this presidency in the middle of a major health disaster. you have all kinds of rules that were set up for the prior administration that biden opposed and plans that he had hoped to get enacted in order to change things. and the country is so divided and so angry rig

. >>> a's tony kemp signed autographs for the little league champs from michigan. bottom second, catch alert. it is a catch alert. the right fielder laid out for that one. took it away from the tigers. wow! next half inning, game tied at 1. a 2-run homer and he was not done. top 9 now, 8-3a's. he went yard, again. he doubled his pleasure. with a 2-homer game for those of you in the deep end of the pool of baseball knowledge that is 9 home runs in the last 14 games. oakland won it 9-3. they are now within a game of the red sox with a final al wild card spot. 30 games left. >> flip to the nfl. did this raise your eye brow? the patriots released veteran cam newton and handed the franchise over to rookie mac jones. the head coach bill belichick said newton, former league mvp, was their starter but decided jones outperformed newton in the preseason. now, 49ers, well, a list of the notables that did not make the roster of 53 today. benjamin, coalman and johnson. >>> concord pavilion. honoring the wide receiver battle that lost his life to als. so many former 49ers. forme

they actually score 2 in the first tony kemp added a 2 run shot in the 6th.nly reason i would ever have my phone out here is just to check that score for you. i'm by myself. i don't have a producer upstairs. i want to keep you very, very up to date. we will have the final from that game coming up at 8 o'clock in sports moving along to college football. the season is officially here. stanford kicks off their season tomorrow in the allstate kickoff classic down in texas. the cardinal looking to build off a promising though short and twenty-twenty season where they won 4 straight games down. the stretch. i caught up with coach david shaw. >> to find out the expectations for this season. >> red black and white. back on the football field at stanford university players taking part in training camp for the first time since 2019. we're just competing every day is just getting more and more competitive. we're turning up the. >> the and if you every day. >> and just the between offense. >> just coming together really nicely the cardinal are welcoming a sense of normal

tony kemp signed autographs. bottom second. next half inning game tied at one. matt chapman, man strength. two run homer and he wasn't done against the tigers. top nine. 8-3a's. chapman went yard again. he doubled it with a two homer game. for those in the deep end of the pool of baseball knowledge that's nine home runs in the last 14 games. oakland won it 9-3. they are now with in a game of the red sox for the final al wild card spot with 30 games left. >>> flip over to the nfl. did this raise your eyebrow? the patriots released cam newton. that gave the franchise to mack jones. they originally said newton was the starter but decided johns out preformed him in the pre- season. >>> the 49ers. receiver travis benjamin and running backs didn't make the list. the first dwight clark legacy series honored -- they helped so many former 49ers. former 49er great jones honored all protight end george kiddle with the first digit clark award. an example he leads as a teammate. >> i never had the chance to meet the great number 87. from the highlights and the more i read ab

he admitted i pressured governor kemp. i love it when criminals admit their crimes. you're seeing a fraudulent audit in arizona. what we're seeing now is it's going to be repeated because you want to weaponize the base and promote disinformation an degrade our faith and trust in the election. whenever a republican loses in 2022 or 2024, they're going to follow the play book like elder in california. the end is a constitutional crisis and a political crisis, and what republicans are going to do is use all these measures to ensure minority rule. it is a pathway toward fascism. >> in that sort of complicated sweater that was just woven, i want to pull one thread, the january 6th insurrection. the house select committee investigaing issued a round of subpoenas to four members of trump's inner circle. political reports they want to hear from people who have already pled guilty. >> you know, this committee is really trying to wrap up quickly that is likely meaning in the next year or so. because if you do think about it, we're talking about minority, majorities here in the

tony kemp comes around to score 4 hit 2 rbi day for harrison 62 ace oakland winds 7 to that would bethey are now 3 games back of the idle blue jays and red sox for the second wild-card spot. the yankees lost. so they slipped to a half-game back of that final playoff the forty-niners injury list just keeps growing. we've learned linebacker dre. greenlaw will miss 68 weeks because of a groin injury. he is expected to have surgery today or tomorrow. the forty-niners will also be with our he most are in jason brett when they face the eagles on sunday. the niners defense will have their work cut out for them. the philadelphia offense put up impressive numbers there 32 to 6 rout of the falcons running for 173 yards and second year qb jalen hurts threw for 3 touchdowns. he had a passer rating of one. 26 thanks in large part to some impressive accuracy. nick bosa was asked about comparing hurts to 2 quarterbacks. he goes up against in the nfc west. russell wilson and kyler murray. this guy is the thing. different >> and different than wrestle. it's a game plan thing it's a game plan for guys

. >> reporter: governor brian kemp of georgia posting he will pursue every legal option to stop thistantly unlawful overreach by the biden administration. and now the largest federal law enforcement union is pushing back saying the president's mandate will only undermine the voluntary vaccination effort. but last night the white house standing firm in its decision. >> given that we do have a group of people in this country who have decided not to get vaccinated to date, we are very confident that pulling this lever of vaccination requirements across 100 million workers will have a big impact. >> reporter: the president's push comes as covid cases climb. especially among children. los angeles last night became the first major school district to mandate vaccines for eligible students over 12. >> there's a long history of vaccine requirements for public school attendance, so i think it makes tremendous sense to add covid to the list as well. students who are immunocompromised deserve to have a safe experience at school. >> reporter: and the debate over masks in schools turning ugly in t

tony kemp, so labonte to the right. mariner's answer in the bottom half of the inning.red counted. they win 4-2. the a's officially eliminated. quakes and seattle sounders. do it for the gram. the cross to christian road on. the sounders take a 3-0 lead. marcus lopez and the quakes to the net. shane o'neill, you hate that. the sounders hang on for the 3-1 victory. kansas city royals hosted the bark at the park today. one fan taking this literally, it is almost too good. it looks like a real dog. a real dog that takes a selfie. abc who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming box and peacock premium included, with access to tons of free movies and shows. more bang for your buck. can your internet do that? like your outfit, girl. why thank you! ok, now it's a party! get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months and add a flex 4k streaming box for free. click, call, or visit a store today. >> that is our report. for all of us, i am dan

sean murphy and tony kemp score. 5-0 a's. a's up 7-5, two on salvador perez.ep to left for a three run shut. kansas city wins 10-7. oakland 3.5 games back of the wild-card spot. raheem moses -- raheem mostert out for the season. he played just eight games last season after a breakup -- breakout 2019 campaign. this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. ♪ ♪ and hhave you seen those get backsmall bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, could we-- ♪ ♪ excuse me, i was wondering could we-- ? bedroom! finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your local geico agent. they can give you personalized ad

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and stays in the ball game behind the plate in the sixth inning scoreless against the mariners, tony kemp took it to ride over and out solo homer of logan gilbert his seventh of the year wasn't going to be enough, even with frankie montas has been their best starting pitcher of late on the mound. he gives it up here to jake kalinic into the wide open spaces and right center. he's got himself a two run double and the mariners take a 21 lead. they had a homer from abraham toro. and get this 12 straight times, the mariners beat the a's and 15 to 19 times. i got a little football to talk about. i think the 40 niners were interested in showing up their injured defensive backfield by signing richard sherman. instead it's tampa bay's bucks that get them they signed him to a one year deal. $2.25 million. see if richard sherman's got anything left in the tank and with the final moments here, let us check. this. out. or not. that we'll check richard sherman out. we'll take that out out with richard sherman. see if he has anything left. that is the sporting life. and i love this story how it took to

the the center rightist or the center. leftist can of the political that there is no really right kemp that is insignificant in germany, but there's has been lots, lots of talks about left shift in german politics and we will see tomorrow whether this will come true because that would be definitely it could be a game changer, lot of observers are wondering if there's going to be any drastic changes in germany, foreign and domestic policy. i do not expect rapid changes, not for not for the near future, simply because the political landscape has been hardened in a way round. her style come very reasonable, non drastic, non charismatic, and both candidates wonderful, which will likely make the chancellor. mister lush, it or mister shows they share this, this, this attitude which is popular in germany, because mrs. murphy to the end, has been among the most popular politicians in the country. and probably would she have run another time tomorrow. she might have taken the most her party might, might, might have taken the most bolts willis perhaps get into then who's going to head this new g

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there is no really right kemp that is insignificant in germany, but there's has been lot, lots of talks about left shift shift to the left and in german politics and we will see tomorrow whether this will come true because that would be definitely it could be a game changer, but basically the relevance will not be so large because most likely, the likelihood is that marcus way of politics will be continued at least for one to 3 years because the 2 most favor, most favorites candidates, mr. mr. charles and mr. lash it, they mentally say they can come out of the camp. that's interesting because as you say, the merkel ear, it's coming to an end after 16 years. and i think a lot of observers are wondering if there's going to be any drastic changes in germany. foreign and domestic policy, as i, as i said, is that indicated i do not expect drastic changes not for not for the near future. simply because the political landscape has been hardened in a way round her style. com, very reasonable, non drastic, non charismatic. and both candidates, wonderful, which will likely make the chancellor, mi

let's speak to dan kemp chief investment officer for europe, the middle east and africa at morningstarent management. thank you forjoining us. outline for the viewers, if you can, what economic impact on the supply chain shortages likely to have?— the supply chain shortages likely to have? absolutely and aood likely to have? absolutely and good morning- _ likely to have? absolutely and good morning. this _ likely to have? absolutely and good morning. this is - likely to have? absolutely and l good morning. this is obviously worrying news for all consumers, as we head into that busy christmas. because retailers as well as other members of supply chains. this is an important story for all of us and i think the reason it is so important is that the latest news and the latest concerns we are seeing, ijust part of the longer term trend towards less globalisation, less free trade that we can focus on hauliers and brexit as challenges but also longer term issues like the, like what has happened with covid and the travel restrictions there, but even back to the us and china trade disputes that

dan kemp is chief investment 0fficerfor europe at morningstar investment management.on to all of this. how did markets diejust the news? this. how did markets die 'ust the news?�* this. how did markets die 'ust the newsvfi this. how did markets die 'ust the news? ., . the news? good morning. well, i don't think— the news? good morning. well, i don't think it _ the news? good morning. well, i don't think it was _ the news? good morning. well, i don't think it was that _ the news? good morning. well, i don't think it was that much - the news? good morning. well, i don't think it was that much of i don't think it was that much of a surprise to people, what we have already seen actually is the feds selling some of its less liquid holdings in corporate bond, and we had quite high inflation numbers of people expected the fed to do something and normally it takes hours and days for the market todayjust hours and days for the market today just all of the news, hours and days for the market todayjust all of the news, and for new ideas to form, but i don't think we have seen a h

brian kemp in georgia they knew from may of 2020 that to save the state they have to govern they hadlearn to live with covid. is difficult and horrible as it is. the experts for the last 18 months moving goalposts only to pretend we could reach covid 0 but now the covid is starting to hurt biden in the polls the media is changing its tune. the angle predicted this. we are moving on to the new crisis, climate change. just as with covid the remedy means you will be poorer and less free and there's always a declared consensus. the same playbook for a power grab. more on that later in the show but for now we can expect the usual gnashing of teeth before and after this weekend's game. there will be home games in alabama, georgia, lsu, michigan state, notre dame, clemson, ohio state and penn state. that's a lot of people. millions of americans will be happy. many will return to campus after years away, tailgating, seeing old friends, singing their college socks, cheering as loudly as they can, just being together. as humans that is what we need to do. we are not meant to be cocooned off fr

with governor kemp using power about mandates, some speculate the district could face lawsuits. >> no reason to sue them. for what? it is to protect yourself and the kids. there's no reason to sue. >> reporter: in texas, state leaders hoping big tech welcomes a new sense of normalcy, after the state fair was cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic. now big tech and the fair is back. the toll of the pandemic is front and center at an art installation in washington, d.c. commemorating americans that died due to covid-19. >> sometimes our loved ones leave us quickly like a thief in the night. >> reporter: one leader of world health organization calling for global moratorium on booster shots, saying that needs to happen until 10% of every country in the world is vaccinated. fred? >> thank you so much for that. joining me to discuss, dr. tyson bell, infectious disease expert and assistant professor of pulmonary and critical care medicine at the university of virginia. dr. bell, good to see you. >> thank you for having me on, fredricka. >> how should the u.s. balance concerns from world healt

according to retired colonel richard kemp, this will reverberate for decades and sickening irony it occurred2001. what has joe biden done to america's national security. >> to your point first on afghanistan. i hope that it is just something that has an impact for decades not centuries, this is the most profound loss for the united states certainly in our lifetime. one of my concerns there, to your largest question of joe biden and our national security, he has clearly harmed it. beyond afghanistan, this most painful epic failure in afghanistan has breathed life into the radical islamic terrorist movement in the world. we won't know the consequences how bad, for a long time to come. who he has inspired. what groups morph out of what they see as a victory of epic proportions of the great satan of the united states, that is part. but the larger question, i wrote an article as director of national intelligence saying that china was our number one national security threat, i did that as i was walking out the door. and china very much is that threat to the country. but if i had to write the op-ed

world war ii according to former command irof british force in afghanistan, retired colonel richard kempright. consideringim at anniversary of september 11, 2001. my question, what has joe biden done to america's national security. >> to your point first on afghanistan, i hope that it is just something that has an impact for decades not centuries, this is the d most profound loss for the united states. certainly in ourd lifetime. but one of my concerns there, thiss goes to your larger question about what has joe biden done to our national security, clearly harmed it. beyond afghanistan. but this most recent, painful -- epic failure in afghanistan breathed life into terrorist movement in the world. we will not know the consequences for a long time to come who he inspired. to the larger question. i wrote an article as director of national intelligence saying that china was our number one national security threat. i did that as i was walking out the door based on fact that am person that saw more intelligence than anyone else in country over last year, and china is that existential threat.

he was given an unlawful -- brian kemp urging him to persuade the state legislator to overturn president biden joe biden's victory in the state and asked the governor to order signatures >> and now infamously the former president place are long called to secretary state brad raffensperger to try and get him to change the outcome of the vote. that's interesting we found another, way i always wondered what that is, i think it's probably the eastman plot that he's talking about when he says he found another way. i don't know. eight months later trump is still at it. with this letter again. it was sent four days ago. this september claiming >> brad raffensperger is now facing a primary challenge who trump is indoors, and another trump endorsed candidate running for state so native, is one of the key he was outside the capital on january six he has been involved with the preposterous arizona audit. he wants to oversee elections in the state of arizona. so just imagine if both of trump's candidate had stopped -- if they're in power and the swing states in 2024 rule around, and that john eastma

in point, georgia's election integrity act of 2021 98 pages long signed into law in march by brian kempblican m mantra. among the professions, it strips power from the georgia secretary of state and allows lawmakers to intervene in how counties administer and count the vote. >> sounds like it makes it easier for the politicians to cheat. >> you can have that perception. you'll have your i.d. with you. >> reporter: tiny adams is the supervisor. >> i believe it's a massive power grab. the secretary of state is removed as a voting number of the state election board. >> reporter: basisly tossing the political person aside. legislators made the power grab blatant passing a law that strips oversight powers from the arizona secretary of state currently a democrat and gives them to the arizona attorney general currently a republican. it expires in less than two years, making sure it's a republican who oversees any disputes in the important midterm elections. gates says the party's big lie about vote fraud is getting way out of hand. >> i'm worried about the people who look at this now. they've

this double given the night scored tony kemp. the athletic's win. blackburn's first win since 2018.ted to injure -- missed time after he injured his groin. hockey is around the corner. right now, all the focus is on the litany of accusations against him. his estranged wife claimed he gambled on shark scans. the nfl is looking into it and said the investigation should end by next week. his own teammates don't even want him back this season. today, he joined linda kohn and he denied all the accusations. >> none of what she was saying is true. i was very confident and comfortable with where i was. knowing that i was going to be exonerated. >> to be clear, have you ever been -- bet on on on >> never. >> have your intentionally try to lose again? >> no. >> time will tell there. the first round of this pga event in napa. phil mickelson was to under on the day. a birdie putt on five. look at the shot of the day, sewell kim. max after what is being is being is one of the greatest single performances in history, edward has been named the mls team of the week. he scored a hat trick. he leads

with georgia governor kemp saying some speculate. >> that's to protect yourself and the kids.or something else, you'll find another job that you got to get vaccinated so what are you going to do? >> reporter: in texas, they're hoping it welcomes a new sense of normalcy after the state fair was cancelled in 2020 due to the faem. now, the fair is back this year. >> i was outrage of the devaluation of lives of the elderly and lives of color. >> reporter: and the front and center in washington, d.c., commemorating the americans who died due to covid-19. >> sometimes, our loved ones leave us quickly like a beast in the night. >> in cuba, we're seeing health clinics administering the vaccine to children as young as 2 years old. when it comes to vaccine boosters, in israel, they credit those for helping them curb a spike in covid-19 cases. but the world health organization argues that wealthier nations should refrain from using the boosters until everyone in the world has access to the vaccine. christi. >> nadia romero, thank you so much. dr. kennedy is chief of hospital medicine at

they said that brian kemp adamantly refused to acknowledge the now proven facts and fight so hard thatn truth not be told. secretary reacted to the letter for first time a short time ago on cnn. >> i'm a life long republican. at the end of the day, i have to always put, you know, my duty to the constitution and to our country above all. and tend of the day we have done audits. we've done investigations. some of those are still on going. i can't comment on those. but vice president biden did carry the state of georgia. >> join us now to talk about it, wall street senior white house reporter, author of "frankly, we did win this election." and cnn chief correspondent dana bash. there is no evident to back up the president's bogus letter to the secretary which we already knew. the fact that he is still clinging to these old lies and sort of dressing it up as if it's somehow new evidence, did it surprise you that he chose to write this letter? what was the point of writing a letter and publishing it? >> i think it is part of his message that he did not lose the 2020 election and he's sticki

bank sign bounces tony kemp scores for hit 2 rbi day for harrison 6, 2, a's to oakland would go on toin 7 to their now 3 games. back of the idle blue jays and red sox for the second wild-card spot and also the yankees they slipped to a games back of that final playoff berth. so keep an eye out once the forty-niners injury list just keeps growing. we've learned linebacker drake greenlaw will miss 6 to 8 weeks because of a groin injury. he's expected to have surgery today or tomorrow. hopefully that goes well, the forty-niners will also be without where he most are in jason for at when they face the eagles on sunday. the niners defense will have their work cut out for them. the philadelphia offense put up impressive numbers in their 32 to 6 rout of the falcons running for a 173 yards and second year qb jalen hurts threw for 3 touchdowns he had a passer rating of one. 26 thanks in large part to some impressive accuracy. nick bosa was asked about comparing hurts to 2 quarterbacks. he goes up against often in the nfc west. russell wilson and kyler murray discuss the thing different thing.