pallone, and the gentleman from kentucky, mr. guthrie, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 433. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. pallone: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: i rise today in support of h.r. 433, the family support services for addiction act. addiction and substance use disorder are complex, yet diagnosable, treatable diseases. families can help an individual find treatment. yet, there isn't a one-size-fits-all approach making sure loved ones receive the care they need and deserve. this, of course, can be a challenge to more than just the individual. it's a challenge to am if a lease as well. -- to families as well. madam speaker, families across the united states are doing all they can to seek c

it hurts an industry that is connected with kentucky and i thought had a really good day on kentuckyhere has to be repercussions to cheating. and bob baffert and medina spirit have a process they can go through and they should get the opportunity to go through the process, but if you're caught cheating there ought to be significant and severe consequences. >> you use the word cheating, is that what you think it is? >> if someone is intentionally providing a drug or enhance tore a horse that is banned at the track, sure. that's cheating. now they will get a chance to go through whether or not the test was correct, whether or not it was this horse's test. they will ask for dna, they will have all of those opportunities in that due process. in the end the rules are the rules. you can't cheat and you can't take that trophy home if you didn't follow the rules. >> thank you for being on the show and for your time this morning. >> we have a programming note for you as well. coming up this week on wednesday, lawrence o'donnell is sitting down with president joe biden as part of a town hall e

you're now the winningest trainer in kentucky history.hought we were a long shot. i knew his only chance was to go to the lead. when he turned for home, i still wasn't convinced he was still in front. about 100 yards out, i thought, wow, i think i've got a chance to win this. you're just hoping this poor horse, he ran so hard all the way, you hate to just get nailed at the wire, it's a long stretch. it was like i won my first kentucky derby win i was so excited about it. >> you confirmed medina spirit will run in the preakness, the next leg of the triple you think he can win it again? >> i don't know. it's going to be tough now he's a target. they know he's a serious horses, a serious player we're a long shot. i'm actually going to run two horses in there, a horse i almost ran in the derby. he didn't run well the time before, it's going to be interesting. they're both fast horses winning the kentucky derby, shepard, it's the greatest thrill in racing it's our super bowl. >> you mentioned that other horse, concert tour. do these two horses

not to play my old kentucky home.or more than a hundred years lawrence fief to start request you. this is the state song of kentucky they played its it has going to be played here very shortly before derby gets underway and officials here say pick your cancel culture beat it we're not give in in what do you say? lawrence: i don't buy into the whole -- cancel everything because you disagree with it i'm not sure what the objections were to the song. but at the engsd of end of the y it is their right to play it and their derby and fact they sit up to them i commend them on that look as i continue to say when we have these conversations about history, that is important that we tell the full story that we start to include more things. that are excluded a lot of people just learn about black wall street and what juneteenth about to come up next month or so and so i think it is important for us to have those conversation. canceling things does nothing for our society telling full american story is the best rout to go. >> doc

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and the winner of america's most prestigious horse race, the kentucky derby, fails a doping test. his trainer denies foul play. hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining us. there's been a third night of skirmishes between palestinians and israeli police injerusalem as the un security council prepares to meet on monday to discuss the latest round of violence. earlier, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu defended his government's handling of the situation, warning that threats to peace and order would not be tolerated. hundreds of palestinians have been injured in clashes with police around al—aqsa mosque and the old city over the last two days. the unrest is over the possible eviction of palestinians in eastjerusalem, from land claimed byjewish settlers. a court decision on the evictions was expected on monday, but has been postponed. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell explains. well, after dark, after the ramadan evening prayers, several of these hotspots around eastjerusalem became inflamed once again, so we saw that close to the al—aqsa mosque, also nea

live for the 147th kentucky derby.king in with janice dean live from churchill downs all throughout the show this morning. good morning, welcome to "fox & friends." will cain, jedediah bila and pete hegseth. i'm operating on four hours of sleep, friends because of another sporting event the nfl draft is now only past day two. pete, don't make fun of me. i will tell you something, it's like i'm in slow motion right now. jedediah said you are in the zone. no, i'm so tired that everything is operating in slow motion. but that means i just see the game coming to me, man. i have got this. i'm two steps ahead. [laughter] pete: yeah, when you are reacting to things in realtime, you are always two steps ahead. that's exactly right. did you like how the cowboys did in the draft by the way? will: no, i was tweeting about it all night long. very upset. you said expectations in life they fall short. jedediah: you know, i watched your twitter feed sometimes, will, i don't understand any of it, but it's fascinating nonetheless. at l

the kentucky derby winner tests positive for a banned substance. the trainer, bob baffert, suspended. he joins us live. >>> dozens of attorneys general line up against mark zuckerberg over a possible instagram for kids. >>> a teenager arrested for murder of a missing girl. >>> the u.s. reverses trump era limits on gay and trans health protections. >>> plus leopards escape from the zoo, append the zoo keeps i secret. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> good evening america's young teens can start getting covid vaccines just days from now late today the fda authorized pfizer's shot for emergency use in kids 12 to 15 health officials with the fda meeting right now to discuss that announcement. the cdc director still needs to sign off on it, at which point parents can start signing up their kids in that age group for shots. more on this in just a minute when dr. francis collins, the director of the national institutes of health joins us live on the news >>> developing tonight, america under cyberattack. r

it's a beautiful morning here in kentucky. as you mentioned, the biggest change at churchill downs is the number. this place can hold up to 170,000 people on derby weekend. this year 50,000 or so are expected because of all the social distancing rules and all the rules about ticket limitations trying to keep the numbers down. everyone is going to have their temperature checked before they come in and they're going to be given bags with hand sanitizer, things like that. then when you're not drinking a julep, you have to wear one of these, a mask. a problem is that is this kind of ruins your look, which is a big part of the kentucky derby. so i wanted to figure out what you're supposed to do about that problem. the best person to ask, christine moore, of the kentucky derby. nice to see you. you have brought some of the hats that will be worn here at the derby. so let's start with this. >> that's a fascinating. you put it on the part side. you have elastic or a head band and the elastic goes around the back of your head. then you

. >>> a new twist in the scandal that rocked the kentucky derby. what the winning horse's trainer is saying now. >>> and from the unclaimed megalottery ticket to the scary news option in the cereal aisle to a news blooper not in the forecast, all the trending stories for your wednesday morning. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the breaking news, the ripple effect from that cyberattack on the biggest fuel pipeline in the country. >> more gas stations are now running dry. long lines are forming at the pump as fears of a major gas shortage drive up demand and now four governors have declared a state of emergency including the governor of florida. >> the biden administration is trying to assure americans that there's no reason to panic. overnight growing concern about the number of gas stations running on "e" stemming from that cyberattack on a pipeline that supplies nearly half the fuel on the east coast. >> i went to like six different stations. nobody has any gas. >> reporter: an analyst for gas buddy says 40% of metro atlanta gas

the kentucky derby is back.hile we may see history on the track we'll see something we haven't seen lately. thousands of fans in the stands. >> it is saturday, may 1st. it is may. how did that happen, boris? >> time is moving way too quickly. we are grateful that you are with us. and we start today with some positive news and more and more americans get vaccinated, health experts are sounding optimistic. dr. ashish jha saying on friday, quote, the worst is behind us. and there are reasons to be hopeful. more than 100 million americans new fully vaccinated against covid-19, while cases fall and deaths decline the country is headed to normalcy. >> disneyland reopened yesterday. indoor lining limits are going to soon increase in new york. and delta air lines, the last airline carrier to keep middle seats blocked are going to start selling them today. we know 21 states are seeing a decline in cases this past week. >> let's start this morning with cnn's polo sandoval in new york. polo, we're seeing the lowest average

derby, rules are rules.— calibre of kentucky derby, rules are rules. baffert, he is a legend, right at - rules are rules. bob baffert, he is a legend, right at the i he is a legend, right at the top of his game and getting stronger by the day. he is a darling to many. probably wins a lot of people a lot of bets as well. but how significant is it if he gets caught on issues of, i'm going to say doping again, but it is not the first time his horses have been seen to have various different medicines they shouldn't have. absolutely. this is a huge deal. it is a very big story. he has had a couple of positives in the past. recently, as of yet, especially with a couple of other court —— other horses that have been ran but for it to be bob baffert, the most recent trainer to win the last two triple crown �*s, it is a very big deal and it has really rocked the racing community-— community. i should point out, make it clear, _ community. i should point out, make it clear, as _ community. i should point out, make it clear, as far _ community. i should point out,

. >> the major scandal in horse racing, the winning horse from last week's kentucky derby fails a drug test. will they take the win away? the trainer fires back. >> we're going to fight it and clear his name >> thousands of missiles and assault weapons sesized by the u.s. navy from a ship at sea and the moment these two became a family a mother's day dream come true >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow >>> good evening and happy mother's day there are a lot of reasons to celebrate tonight. with millions of younger adults now fully vaccinated, we saw scenes like these all across the country today. moms reunited with their children, some who haven't seen each other in more than a year and another passage of springtime moved closer to normal today college graduation ceremonies held in person but there are still major challenges ahead, and states are working even harder to convince those skeptical of the vaccine that they are safe to take we begin tonight with blayne alexander. >> reporter: these are the mother's day moments we have been desperately awaiting. >> are you

he has now won his fourth kentucky derby. he also won the kentucky oaks yesterday. with american pharoah in 2015 and justify in 2018. we'll see if he gets another shot at it with medina spirit at the preakness in two weeks. >> we'll see. there are so many tines, i just love it watching you and hearing you talk, of just the return to normalcy there and even celebrities were there, tom brady might be there today, he usually likes to go the derby. celebrities are coming back and it's just nice after last year, the derby was rescheduled then the year before that, you'll recall that the horse, the winner was disqualified, so, it's just nice that it was a seemingly standard day. so, what was the experience like being at this largest sporting event since the pandemic began? >> i mean, pam, i'll tell you what, if you would have just taken me and put me here and not told me what year it was, i might have told you i was in 2019, because, you know, you did have to wear a mask once you went through the greats, but once you were in you i would say 99% of people took those masks

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the winner of america's most prestigious horse race, the kentucky derby, fails a doping test.er denies foul play. i got the biggest gut punch in racing for something i didn't do and this is really, it's disturbing, it's an injustice to the horse. and remember hugging? in england, an announcement is expected to give it the go—ahead in the next stage of lockdown easing. there's been a third night of skirmishes between palestinians and israeli police injerusalem as the un security council prepares to meet on monday to discuss the latest round of violence. earlier israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, defended his goverment�*s handling of the situation, warning that threats to peace and order would not be tolerated. with police around al—aqsa mosque and the old city over the last two days. the unrest is over the possible eviction of palestinians in eastjerusalem, from land claimed byjewish settlers. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell explains. well, yolande knell explains. after dark, after the ramadan well, after dark, after the ramadan evening prayers, several o

one of them turns, aims his kentucky long rifle, fires, select soldier blows him out of the south.e gets closer to the indian, who's frantically reloading and it sees that it is big. jim it's big jim who killed and tortured his son james. boone looks it big jim, they know each other. big jim looks at. boom he's reloading. they look at each other. the moon is shocked. finally, is this my time for revenge? he pulls out his saber which is the origin of a law knife. he pulls out his saber, big jim is reloading, boone spurs a source, and what happens next is, well if you want to know what happens next, you have to read the book. thank you very much everyone who tune in tonight. we really appreciate it. i'm sorry to leave you hang like that. tom is the scholar hair on the stick my sister. >> come on, brad i love a cliff-hanger. leave the cliff-hanger for our readers. i have a couple of questions and i have a couple of questions for people who are attending, first of all the entitle entire title of the book is you explained all that, but he wasn't the primary -- but where it is the blood

. >>> the kentucky derby winner medina spirit fails a drug test, and trainer bob baffert is suspended indefinitely what happens to the millions in winnings and losses for betters? >>> a mass shooting at a kids birthday party leaves seven dead, including the shooter. what police are saying this morning. >>> signs of hope over the weekend as we saw many joyous and tearful mother's day reunions plus more graduation ceremonies taking place across the country. this as the biden administration is pushing for at least 70% of americans to get vaccinated. >>> how did elon musk's "snl" hosting gig work out we'll tell you as we kick off a new week "early today" starts right now >> everybody is working for monday good morning, everybody. i'm kendis gibson. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera investigators are zeroing in on the hackers behind the biggest cyber attack yet on the nation's infrastructure two sources familiar with the matter told nbc news the russian criminal group known as darkside may be responsible for the ransomeware strike on the colonial pipeline and the demands for paymen

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the winner of the kentucky derby failing a drug test after the race. he could be disqualified and lose his title if further testing confirms the result. it's not the first time that trainer bob baffert has had horses fail such testing. here's faith abubey. >> reporter: tonight, the winner of last weekend's kentucky derby at real risk of losing his title, following stunning suspicions that the team training the colt cheated. the racehorse, medina spirit, failing a post-race drug test according to the kentucky racing commission. >> yesterday, i got the biggest gut punch in racing for something that i didn't do. >> reporter: bob baffert, the sport's most decorated horse trainer, with seven kentucky derby wins, insisting medina spirit was never treated with the drug. >> i was totally shocked when i heard this news. >> reporter: in a statement, the churchill downs saying, "given the seriousness of the alleged offense, churchill downs will immediately suspend bob baffert from entering any horses at churchill downs racetrack." >> we're going to do our own inv

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medina spirit has won the kentucky derby!he only embassy analysts to predict it. and three year old medina spirit beat those 12 to 1 odds. he mentioned that the trainer bob baffert, who was winning his seventh kentucky derby title there. also congrats to the jockey john velasquez. i don't know, maybe steve needs to play the lottery more often. >> i'm sure he does. he's probably rolling in at this. >> kornacki secretly of billionaire. and works for fun. >> yeah, he doesn't only have khaki stocks. he has the company. [laughs] >> all right well as part of our inspiring america series we continue to highlight our countries heroes. >> their many teachers that proved why they're heroes on any given day. but especially during the pandemic. there's one dallas educator in particular whose passion led him to make history in his own state. here's nbc's victory when. >> hi everybody. >> put turn your microphone on for me. >> what do we have now, class? >> teachers are the engine that drives america. >> all right, the next word is break.

the 11-1 long shot ron bauer defeated kentucky derby winner medina spirit and the rest of the field toture the preakness stakes. it's no doubt an exciting moment, but where do they go when the racing days are over? we have the story. can i have a kiss? thank you. >> it's not often that a grown man goes all googoo eyed over a horse. that's just the effect silver charm has onhim. >> silver is charm is without a doubt my favorite. >> reporter: he watchil ktuckyd. >> silver charm at the rail. to the wire. here's the finish. silver charm! >> reporter: but it was not until the stallion retired 17 years later that he finally met his equine idol. >> i cannot imagine a happier person on the planet earth because i get to wake up every morning and see silver charm. you look great. every day. every day. >> reporter: in 2003 , he started old friends. a retirement home for thoroughbred racehorses. >> we have about 275 acres now. >> reporter: most of the more than 240 horses are donated, and live on the sprawling, georgetown, kentucky farm. it's a place where he said that they can return to being the

of course, that sample still waiting to see from the kentucky derby.e preakness. and if you're one of the lucky 10,000, eric, you're pretty excited to be here. eric: i can imagine that. we'll see what happens when that other test from the derby comes through. see what happens later on in the race today. lucas, thanks so much. arthel: all right, following up lucas' report there, hall of name horse trainer bob baffert could make some unwanted history if medina spirit becomes only the second kentucky derby winner to be disqualified for a failed drug test. but this is not a first one of bob baffert's horses. this is the fifth time a horse he trained has failed a drug test recently, and the full list goes back even longer with the new york times reporting last fall that baffert has been cited in 29 such cases over the last four decades. let's bring in now 2019 preakness champion trainer mark cassie. so, mark, should medina spirit be allowed to compete today? >> i think so. you know, we still haven't gotten the second test back, and i absolutely, i think he

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tell us, is it the kentucky derby if you don't have a mint julep?een official since 1938 and every year there's a signature glass that everybody collects and used to be the water glasses but everybody kept taking the glasses home with them they would sell a julep to get something out of it so it is a fresh julep, already done in a bottle and we've been rolling with this for many many years now. reporter: couldn't be easier and you've prepared beautiful cocktails we aren't sipping them now, but i can't promise they won't last very long after this segment. what makes a really great mint julep, what ingredients are needed? >> of course the fantastic bourbon old forrester makes the best mint julep out there, that's why it's the official of the derby but fresh mint is key and when you garnish you'll want to slap it on the back of your hand that you open up all the oils and it's right in your face. reporter: you slap it, you don't muddle it? >> yeah, slap it on your hand as a garnish. reporter: wow thank you so much for that insight after the insight and

day in kentucky and experimental day in kentucky. of the normalcy we may have bought with some of these vaccinations. here at churchill downs, you mentioned the numbers are down what we are used to seeing people packed in, mask requirements, hand sanitizer being handed out, people being socially distant. people are trying to obey the rules as they can, maybe match their masks with their hats, trying to look good. but as the day went on, fewer people wear masks, and as people get lubricated with those juleps. but we talked to people who came miles and miles for the derby and said they were ready to give it a shot, try to do something normal like be outside for the kentucky derby. >> this year i think everyone seems to be a lot more excited. also covid, this is something fun we can do outside together and the weather has been beautiful. it's been great so far. >> i didn't feel it at all. everybody's spaced out and masks, everybody is wearing masks as needed. i have been feeling pretty safe here. >> so, jim, we're still several hours fr

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. >> after a long and hard year, protected from the virus >> and they're off the kentucky derby is back disneyland reopens in-person graduations. full capacity baseball cruise ships not far behind. america reopening. >>> the fbi reportedly warned rudy giuliani two years ago that the russians were targeting him, an influence operation to skutle the biden election >>> israel mourns after a stampede at a religious festival dozens dead. americans among them >>> covid misinformation it's an industry 12 social media accounts responsible for the majority of covid lies now, the groups fighting to get to the truth >>> plus, human smuggling investigation. 90 people found in a texas hole. mysterious sonic attacks reported near the white house. >>> and a homeless community creates its own oasis. >>> live from cnbc >>> good evening a year after the start of a pandemic that at times seemed would never end, 100 million americans have now been fully vaccinated against the virus that's new today from the white house. >> that's 100 million americans with a sense of relief and peace of mind, knowing after

across this meadow and one of them turns amses kentucky long rifle fires. the soldier right at the militia men writing next to blows them out of the saddle. boone spurs his horse as he gets closer to the indians frantically reloading he reckon it's big jim. it's big jim who killed and tortured his son james? boone looks a big jim they knew each other big jim looks at boone and he's he's reloading they look at each other. boon is shocked. finally is this my time for revenge? he pulls out his his saber which is where the origin of the long night. that's where they the india started calling the americans long knife. he pulls out his saber big jim's reloading boone spurs his horse and what happened next was? well, you know if you want to know what happened next you're gonna have to read. thank you very much sarah. thank you very much. everyone who tuned in tonight. we really appreciate it. and i'm sorry to leave you hanging like that, but i'll have to read the problems of scholar here. i'm the stick meister. there you go. oh, i'm glad i love hanger. hello payin

end up living in kentucky. about 60% of them still live there and go off to graduate school and come back. the goal was to deal with the brain drain we had. the sharpest kids going off to the ivy league schools and not coming back because they considered whatever their home state was a little too slow. so that was the goal and i am pretty happy with the results. i think it produced what we hoped for. >> that's terrific. we will be interesting to see down the line, looking back at the legacy, how many of those students go into public service. i bet there will be a few. >> that's a good question. not everyone wants to run for office but there are two mcconnell scholars in public service right now. the attorney general and secretary state were scholars. most of the kids are going to medical school where business or other things but some of them actually want to run for office. and to with them are in office right now -- two of them are in office right now. >> it contributes to the community and state. what a great

end up living in kentucky. about 60% of them still live there and go off to graduate school and come back. the goal was to deal with the brain drain we had. the sharpest kids going off to the ivy league schools and not coming back because they considered whatever their home state was a little too slow. so that was the goal and i am pretty happy with the results. i think it produced what we hoped for. >> that's terrific. we will be interesting to see down the line, looking back at the legacy, how many of those students go into public service. i bet there will be a few. >> that's a good question. not everyone wants to run for office but there are two mcconnell scholars in public service right now. the attorney general and secretary state were scholars. most of the kids are going to medical school where business or other things but some of them actually want to run for office. and to with them are in office right now -- two of them are in office right now. >> it contributes to the community and state. what a great

somehow the democrats of kentucky got their act together. they found another candidate within three days. they telegraphed his name across the state and he ended up winning the election but judge duvall fled, kentucky because burbridge had wanted to arrest him. he actually made his way up to canada where he hit out for a while and general burbridge actually arrested the lieutenant governor of kentucky and the chief justice of the state supreme court as well as a lot of other people and when you saw in the democratic platform, and they're complaining about interference of elections, and they actually mentioned, kentucky. this is one of the things they have in mind. you can understand why the democrats are upset and say this may require a revolutionary response. in may of 1864 there was something that sometimes known as the great gold hoax or the great civil war gold hoax. and this took place in new york city. there were two journalists. one was named joseph howard. this is howard here. and these two journalists had a plan. they wanted to make

the horse that won this year's kentucky derby, medina spirit, has failed a drug test, and its hall ofr has been suspended. trainer bob baffert is calling the incident a complete injustice. nbc's guad venegas has more. >> reporter: a shocking announcement rocking the world of horse racing. >> bob baffert does it again medina spirit has wonthe kentucky derby >> reporter: kentucky derby winner medina spirit failed a post-race drug test, putting his victory and bob baffert's legacy in serious jeopardy. >> we did not give it -- my veterinarian, nobody here. medina spirit has never been treated with betamethasone. >> reporter: the substance found, betamethasone, a steroid that helps with joint pain in horses churchill downs has suspended baffert from the racetrack and said if the tests are confirmed, second place mandaloun would be declared the winner. >> this is a black eye for the sport to happen in america's greatest race. and basically its biggest star bob baffert's the face of horse racing. >> reporter: but the seven-time derby winner has been riled by doping scandals in the past, thou

of course, kentucky was on his mind a lot. he grew up in an area of illinois, a lot of kentuckians immigrated to illinois and a border state just like kentucky and i have in the shop, in an envelope, saying kentucky right there, inside the envelope that's now gone was a wisp of agitants perhaps from the state of kentucky recommended to lincoln. he wrote what was inside there and wrote it's gone, i haven't looked at the papers to see if i can find it. you'll have an unused speech that he -- what he made -- no, he was on the inaugural train and he was right across the river from kentucky when he could have made this speech, thinking about the slave right across the river from him. and as you stay with this particular fragment, that except for historian harold holzer, we both know well, this was largely ignored. his most important policy as president-elect and beyond not to allow slavery into the territories. he just was-- that was, i think, one of the most important things he ever did, to make sure that he did not vary from that

military pulls out >>> scandal at the racetrack the kentucky derby winner called into question after a failed drug test. now the horse's controversial trainer vows to fight this latest drug scandal. >> we didn't even know that one of the gorillas had just had a baby a couple of months ago. she kept looking around the corner of the cave and she's looking at canyon. and so i was holding him up to the glass. yeah, look, it's my baby how cool would it be if she came to see him and -- >> and when mamas bond, a human and a gorilla. somehow nature knows more on this unique mother's day story ahead. let's get started. "early today" starts right now >> as we say good morning, everybody. hope you had a great mother's day. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm frances rivera. there have been a lot of holiday weekends during the pandemic, but this one was extra special for the first time family and friends were able to gather for graduations and mother's day celebrations after more than 150 million americans got at least one dose of a covid vaccine. for more on the signs of progress, we're joined by bla

the run of the roses did not disappoint as the 147 kentucky derby had a thrilling ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comesur financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. learn, save and spend with guidance from chase. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. and that means the kentucky derby fans allowed back in at churchill downs 51,008. to be exact, including tom brady, sporting a fedora and aaron rodgers, who apparently wants out of green bay, and they're off 19 of the top thoroughbreds in the world racing a mile and a quarter but down the stretch, only four remained in contention in the kentucky derby here somewhere. about rick does it again. but nina's spirit has won a good cook dinner. be that it was something it seems like every year. it's one of bob baffert's horses, and this time is no different as medina spirit a 12 to 1 underdog written by john velazquez takes it by a half a length over manda loons with hot rod charlie coming in third and for trainer bob baffert is his record seventh kentucky derby win with the horse purchase as a year, lene for just one

i mean, sad for the kentucky derby.rts andy shoals following this. bob baffert. he's been fined before fwor this k -- for this kind of thing. what do we know? >> bob baffert said on fox news he had preakness with medina spirit. will she get to run this weekend if baltimore? that's in the air. if he does, bob baffert is undefeated with a kentucky derby winner in the preakness going for that second leg of the triple crown. after the news of the failed drug test, the preakness stakes putting out a statement that read in part we're consulting with the maryland racing commission and any decision regarding the entry of medina spirit in 146th preakness stakes will be made after review of the facts. they pushed back a post position draw until tomorrow. baffert says he doesn't know how medina spirit could have a raised level of an anti-inflammatory drug. because he nor anyone in his barn never administered this drug to the horse at all. baffert is adamant that he did not cheat to win the kentucky derby. he denied any wrongdoing.

medina spirit has won the kentucky derby! >> reporter: the celebration of baffert's record-setting 7th derby win lasted one week until racing officials notified him that medina spirit tested positive for betamethasone a steroid used to treata inflammation but banned on race day. today, baffert claims the horse was a victim of cancel culture and the test sample or even the horse itself could have been easily contaminated. could have bee >> it is so easy to contaminate- they can lick a wall, so easy now. when they're testing at these le is cu reporter: but his horses have been flagged with at least 30 medication violations over his four decade career. there have been five in the last year. some were overturned on appeal. >> how do you overcome the perception that bob baffert cheats? >> unfortunately, when you keep winning, there is testing and it is one of those things where we just work hard. >> reporter: here's racing expert ray pollack the line about baffert, that he is very likely trying to lose a kentucky derby. and that h

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pete: history made at the kentucky derby given the hall of fame bob baffert a record seven kentucky derby've ever had ever in the history of my broadcast and career meeting bob baffert at his barn, this is his second meeting, we did earlier this week on thursday and we got into louisville and then we met him after the big when bob baffert made history as the most kentucky derby's of any trainer, number seven was yesterday and of course johnny velasquez the writer and the jockey who just brought it home, it was an exciting win and i have to go back to a few moments ago when we were back in the barn talking about baffert and his prize-winning horse. take a look. >> he has a heart of a champion and he got the lead and he refuses to give up, i always come in here with a heavy favor so you're sort of relieved with the big superstar. coming in with him i enjoyed myself all week, i acted like it was the first year we ever one because you appreciate the ones that you don't expect and it was so much fun. >> i still can't believe it. it was magic to have over 50000 fans at churchill down, we had mo