she said, kevin left. and she just started crying hysterically. she said kevin left, kevin left.s not right here. he left the three kids, he left morgan, i don't know where he went. he won't pick up his phone. he just sent me a text message. >> kevin, the death till death do us part romantic, leave his wife and kids? perhaps morgan put it best when she typed out their father's day regrets to kevin. >> we received a text message from morgan saying due to unforeseen circumstances we will not be able to be there today. happy father's day. >> unforeseen circumstances? what exactly did that mean? >> we all knew how excited he was before father's day. it would be the one day kevin would not miss, ever. no matter what happen. >> no matter what happened. we're had kevin mengel gone? >> coming up -- maybe there was a reason for kevin to hit the road. >> i thought morgan was having another affair. >> when dateline continues. we believe buying a car should be something that gets you hyped up. and that your new car ought to come with newfound happiness and zero surprises. and all of us will

kevin: kevin, i don't think there's any question. something like this appears to have fired up the republican base ahead of the midterms and if that is the case, what was expected to be a wipe-out could be even worse and yet there are democrats out there who say it's about time, your thoughts? >> yeah, it's a good question. we are 85 days away from the midterm election. it's too soon to tell what effect this will have in terms of election prospects for republicans and democrats. 3 serious criminal provisions in law that were as part of this search carried out last week at mar-a-lago. these are serious concerns before the american people. i think we need to learn a lot more about the supporting documents as part of this. i think you can see donald trump is obviously very concerned about this because he's shopping for new lawyers specifically to respond to this. so if he did not believe this was serious, i think he would just play this off. serious -- he's in serious legal jeopardy with some of this information that we are learning mor

this is it for special report. >> jesse: thanks, kevin. fox news alert.load of migrants delivered by the texas governor arrived in new york city today. so we sent our team to talk to them. it wasn't that simple. once the driver saw our cameras, he hightailed it. we stayed on him, chased him through the streets of midtown manhattan. once we caught up, the migrants wanted to talk, but a group of volunteers were trying to get rid of us. they told the migrants we were bad people, and they shouldn't do any interviews. they pushed the migrants awa

: that one right there. >> kevin: it might be here. >> shannon: that was at kevin's name on it. >> kevin>> shannon: i like the chocolate ones filled with cream on the inside but this is probably like 5,000 calories and it is midnight here. >> kevin: you can have a little. >> shannon: we will investigate. >> kevin: you had one in college, right? did you have one near -- >> shannon: kevin is telling my college stories. >> kevin: tell of her body. >> shannon: we've got a don't ask don't tell situation. but i will say we've got krispy kreme in virginia where i went to college at liberty university, go flames, and it was a very exciting arrival when christi grimm showed up on the town. >> kevin: i would to say there's one in dupont circle near my place here. >> shannon: when the hot light is on, yum. >> kevin: yum. >> shannon: the problem is when i was in college was past curfew and we had curfew. don't turn on a hot light after curfew. >> kevin: of these are all gone by the end of the show, you will know why. >> shannon: thank you. we got good news. >> shannon: we will see you then. by the w

there are all these wild stories about kevin mccarthy.orites is this when it's a new york times story. kevin mccarthy, this is a quote from the new york times. a golden retriever of a man who hates to be mined self, once cozied up to the president by bringing him a curated jarvis favorite cherry and strawberry starburst candies. he called him my kevin because he sees him as a hand puppet. how is this guy the one out of all the republicans in that caucus who is lined up to be potentially speaker? >> i think the important thing to realize about kevin mccarthy is that his power comes from relationships. so he has spent literally decades even before he was in congress building up relationships and for the past 16 years or so that he's been in congress maintaining those relationships with fellow republicans. they like him. he knows everyone's spouses name, everyone's dogs name, they're your favorite sports team, and that along with a very prodigious fund reigning skill set can propel you to power. i think that's the really important thing to k

kevin: thank you. there was a good point and i'm an actor and writer on this panel and there's other great writers on this panel and we speak around the country and globally and i want to bring it back to malcolm x for a second, malcom tells the story famously that a white sister came up to him and asked what could white people do and he said nothing. he made his pilgrimage and move to mecca, it was nothing. it's not the responsibility of any oppressed or marginalized group that teach them. e believe as human beings, we have the responsibility if someone asks a question, what should i read, what should i watch or listen to? as human beings, i'm conscious now that i don't want to take on the behavior of people who have hated me or marginalized me or oppressed me. i'm not going to say to any human beings, go figure it out for yourself.f. if that's the case, here i am now in 2022, someone who can say, you know, my work around gender violence or work around trans-phobia, is this as important as fighting ag

you see kevin and i. amazing partner in crime and you know i love you and i'm going to be down the hall. everybody behind the scenes from our producers and writers and researchers, college associates, tech crew, the floor manager, katie and the control room, eric. we have so many amazing people. these folks have been on this ride. we've been on this together. we launch the show five years ago and we've covered covid and wars and all these incredible things that have happened in history. these folks are not only the best coworkers but they are truly my friends, my family. i love them. i love you guys, "fox news @ night." for our viewers, you have joined us on this whole journey and we couldn't do it without them and we are so grateful for them. but i'm just moving a few hours away. i'm not leaving the family. kevin, thank you. >> kevin: thank you for all the great work you do and best of luck. i can't wait to see how well you do over there. we will miss you. bream team forever. >> shannon: the final farewe

how do you top kevin hart.uh, goat took a [ bleep ] on stage >> jimmy: there you go, there you go [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] dude, questlove said it was the funniest thing he ever saw >> it was -- it was not planned either, quest. [ light laughter ] that's the one thing i didn't think about. i said, "the goat's going to come out, do a tight two minutes. [ laughter ] but instead, he [ bleep ] on chris' shoes [ laughter ] he -- he destroyed chris' shoes. chris had on some white moon boots and that goat -- that goat got him >> jimmy: moon boots >> chris just jumped in, "you gotta be --! you know chris, he's like -- he's "this [ bleep ] goat, [ bleep ]! >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. >> sorry for cursing >> jimmy: you have so many - >> it's the gran coramino. >> jimmy: i know, yeah it's -- you have so many things going on "hart to heart" is your show on peacock. you do a great job with that >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: i know you probably got inspired by -- who's your favorite people to interview >> i did i di

kevin, i want to come over to you. are you feeling that way about meta as well is this one of those quality names we're kind of tossing around the circle right now, or do you believe it's not as quality as it once was >> i own this name just under 200. it's very, very painful for me to really put it in a nutshell, the market is undecided on this next big zuckerberg move going into metaverse if you are going to find a place, if this is going to become a reality and become the next phase of facebook 2.0 you have to believe in his vision. the thing about his vision to think in detail is metaverse will be a place where advertising does matter but also transactions will matter if you're a large brand this is the reason to own the name there are lots of reasons not to own it because everybody hates it so much and hates him so much but here is a reason to think about maybe taking a position in this name. if you're a nike or giant brand, apparel brand, whatever it is and you're going to go into the metaverse and start advertis

what's happened people like kevin mccarthy, kevin mccarthy bears 90% of the weight of donald trump's return. he is a failed leader who has absolutely no -- nothing more than his own power in his mind. he resurrected donald trump. i got to tell you, if he's ever around a mirror, i can't imagine that's easy to look at him unless he's just that cold and calculated. >> but you were an ally -- kevin mccarthy was an ally of yours when he came into office. you were one of his proteges. did you not see that then that he was naked after power or do you think something changed? >> well, i guess in hindsight you can see that. you know, i knew he was a very good politician, and he is. he just goes with the wind. he goes where it's going to take him to higher power. he knows everybody's name. he knows something about you. and i knew that there was a lot of politicianiva about that. at the time we didn't have donald trump. when he came and you start seeing people, not just about differences of opinion. we need differences of opinions in this country. but it's about swallowing authoritarian moves,

but you know what happened with kevin mccarthy? right that's a fairly abc, i can be maybe to the next speaker the house, and kevin mccarthy to stay in power. but what about members of your own family? i ask you that not to be critical of members of your own family, but i think they are representative of a lot of republicans in the country who don't hold elected office and are enthralled with donald trump at our voting against liz cheney who otherwise is everything you could want from a conservative republican? . . the pastors, many pastors in this country are failing their congregation. not even just by pushing kind of trumpism from the pulpit, but even refusing to talk about how bad it is, how corrosive it is. you have people today that literally, i think in their hearts they might not say, but they equate donald trump with the person of jesus christ. to, them if you even come out against this amazing man donald trump, which obviously is quite flawed, you are coming out against jesus, against their christian values. and when you g

fenton: kevin? >> let's go to madison at bloomberg. >> i was wondering if you could say more about the second shots and people not coming back for second shots. is that because people are choosing not to come back or states until now to not have enough supply to administer the second shots? i was wondering if you could provide more detail mr. fenton: dr. walensky? dr. walenksy: i can say that we are just getting our first window and how vaccine administration is in general, and we have some jurisdictions that have been more vigorous in terms of getting the second shots out, as you recall, some jurisdictions were using delayed second shots as a dose bearing i can is him. now that there are plenty of doses out there, and it was noted that they are no longer necessary, so we anticipate people to come back to their second shot. i think one of the benefits of having ample vaccine out there is we have ample opportunity to administer these second shots. mr. fenton: kevin, next question. >> let's go to jacl

kevin i think i don't. i mean, i think kevin answered it.i think one thing i would say is that for me, it's health. you know 200. according to david, a scholar, public health, you know, 200 black people died prematurely per day because of because health disparities and then those of us who you know recent evidence is showing that itself you you know is a stressor. and so for me our you know, our health, our physical and mental health, you know, is is a is a primary. and even what i think kevin stated, you know, we love ourselves or hate ourselves, that's that's a mental health issue. yeah. yeah. trina abraham has a question. you, dr. kennedy, let's do that first. how do you deal with teaching younger blacks not to be a victim of this intercultural racism that we see in society, in our communities? i think that of the reasons why i've moved to to write for children and for kids is because if we could provide young black kids with literature that allows them first to realize that there's nothing wrong with you because of the color of your skin

but you know what happened with kevin mccarthy?s a fairly abc, i can be maybe to the next speaker the house, and kevin mccarthy to stay in power. but what about members of your own family? i ask you that not to be critical of members of your own family, but i think they are representative of a lot of republicans in the country who don't hold elected office and are and throttled with donald trump at our voting against liz cheney who otherwise is everything you could want from a conservative republican? >> i think it's an important thing to talk about. first off, i've come to believe over the last year that people, more than even fearing death were such a tribalistic people, they fear being people kicked out of their tribe. because you accept anything, because now republicanism and conservatism and trumpism becomes your identity. so you are going to stay. look, my family, they are my dad's cousin's, i'm going to say this as a christian myself. the pastors, many pastors in this country are failing their congregation. not even just by

>> kevin: no!ill say one of our producers was on my resume call and she brought out her candy. she says look, i have others left from last halloween, and i'm like what, what kind of willpower is happening that you still have candy from last year? >> kevin: give it away or something! >> shannon: this will be gone by the time the show was over. >> kevin: i'm going to dive in. thank you. >> shannon: now off to a commercial. let us know about your hollowing habits with your candy, we want to know. if you've got a snack trachoma doesn't stay filled like cabins or just empty so you don't have one like me? >> kevin: seo for goodness. >> shannon: we will do it just a minute. coming up, the by demonstration has been facing allegations that it colluded with social media to censor messages didn't agree with. newly -- over exactly what happened with the administration. you will meet a man who's been waging one of the legal battles about all of this next. but first, sneak peek at first is forecast courtesy of f

good evening, kevin. >> kevin: good evening.haggling on capitol hill and plenty of fanfare over the white house, today finally the president signed into law a sweeping bill that the white house claims will lower health care costs and address climate change. now, to be sure it was a legislative victory more than a year in the making, and it will require, that's right, you, and me, to help for grover another $740 billion, which is a lot of money, but a significantly slimmed down from the original $3.5 trillion package. some democrats envisioned it last fall. notably it makes the largest investment in federal climate programs in history. >> president biden: this bill is the biggest step forward on climate ever. ever. it's going to allow -- it's going to allow us to boldly take additional steps towards me, all of my climate goals. >> the white house claims it will lower prescription drug costs for seniors on medicare. it will extend federal subsidies or health insurance, and reduce the federal deficit. it also is expected to encoura

you love kevin? [ laughter ] you want to be besties with kevin?try and a bond. >> kerry: you do. >> there's a lot of trust with kevin and i. just -- yeah, i love that guy. >> kerry: but who gets more attention when you're out in public together? [ laughter ] >> yeah. well. >> kerry: be honest. >> i am very honest for sure. it would be kevin, because -- >> kerry: really? >> because he's so loud and obnoxious every room he comes into -- oh, yes. [ applause ] [ applause ] ou know how it . you know kevin. >> kerry: i do, i do. >> you know. hey, hey, i'm here, hey, guys, look at me! >> kerry: i hear that you just adopted a dog? >> we did. >> kerry: did your family just do that? isn't that so sweet? tell me about that. >> this local place called "wag more," which i highly recommend you go to. i have to tell you the story about little turbo here. >> kerry: aww. >> i'm at work, in my office. i get the facetime call from my wife, lauren. got to pick it up. i pick it up, it's little jazzy, she's 6. she's so happy. first thing out of her mouth was -- and thi

host: your calls for kevin jennings are welcomed. the republican line, 202-748-8001. 202-748-8000 for democrats. independents and others, 202-748-8002. and the lbgtq+ community can call on 202-748-8003. kevin jennings, did your group, lambda legal have a role in florida in the parents' right bill? the so-called don't say gay bill. do you have a role on that? guest: yes, we filed a legal challenge to the law and we plan to take it down in court. i started my career as a high school teacher for 10 years. and whose parental rights are we defend something it is not the rights of lbgtq+ parents who are now being told whose children are now being told they can't even talk about who their family is in class. it is not the rights of parent who is have lbgtq+ children who are seeing their own children being silenced and discriminated against. so if we're going to talk about parental right, let's talk about all parents. lbgtq+ parents, there are parents who have lbgtq+ children. there are parent who is have lbgtq+ siblings. and i don't think a

kevin rudd. the president of the asia society and former australian prime minister.res this summer. at least 38 people are believed to have died and hundreds others were injured in forest fires that swept through 1a districts of northern algeria. it's among several north african countries suffering the effects of a record heatwave. the bbc�*s bassam banouini has more. i think cloud of white billowing smoke from forest fire raging in the city of el tarf, northern nigeria, near the tunisian border. firefighters have been battling a string of blazes fuelled by drought and string heatwave which have killed 38 people and left destruction in their wake. deadly forest fires and become an annual occurrence into the north african country, where climate change is turning large areas into a tinderbox. local media reported people had been burnt to death in a bus near the city of 100,000 residents. state television reported this morning that prime minister aymen benabderrahmane was visiting the area. according to the country's interior minister kamel beldjoud 106,000 the country'

very much. >> i'm good. >> jimmy: kevin bacon! those -- i keep -- >> i keep thinking things. they're not really going to have me do another first draft, are they [ laughter ] they must have run out of other rock bits, but obviously not >> jimmy: no, and obviously not. and they love to talk about the weather, those guys. >> yeah. [ laughter ] you know what? i'll tell you something funny. i was -- i'm out with the band and there's this guy that's driving us and i was rehearsing the -- the bit. >> jimmy: yeah >> right so i'm listening to it again and again and again in the car and singing along with it. he goes, "you know, i never realized that song was so much about the weather. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're like, "no, dude they wrote this. >> and to note, "these are different lyrics." this is a -- this is a bit >> jimmy: you know, i follow you on the socials and i do love -- you're actually a great person to follow >> oh, thank you >> jimmy: your wife is also very funny kyra sedgwick is very talented you did the "footloose" challen

kevin corke break it down, good evening kevin. >> indeed shannon good evening to you.cs as you know there's bad and then there's this. poll numbers showing a shocking number of americans believing that the country is headed in the wrong direction. as you pointed out, less than three months before the midterm election. we're talking about a whooping 74% of americans say the country's on the wrong track while just 21% believe the nation is headed in the right direction. that according to a new survey from nbc news. 58% say they feel more worried that america's best years may already be behind us. as for the economy? you guessed it. it tops over all concerns with nearly seven in ten, 68% saying they think the country is already in a recession despite the president's claims. in all, 55% of americans say they disapprove of the job joe biden is doing. now, that survey comes amid news of the pending departure of the covid czar himself, dr. anthony fauci who announced today he's moving up his retirement from the government and from the administration to this december. >> i've

kevin. >> matt finn leading off. let's continue our conversation about the potential unseeing of portions of that affidavit with criminal defense attorney bob bianchi and former federal prosecutor joe moreno. i want to share what the department of d.o.j. shared about the august 5th search. okay, that's their argument and it would make sense that that would be their posture but given the public's high interest in this i'm not sure that will hold up. what do you think? >> kevin, that's the playbook. the justice department basically has to say that. they have to give this impression that they're building a criminal case. they can kind of dangle out there this could go in serious direction and therefore the evidence has to be protected at all costs. they don't care so much about the transparency. their job is the legal case so they're going to make that argument and normally that would carry the day. normally that would be the final word so the fact that judge rineheart has gone so far as to say sorry at least some of th

i want to begin with the kevin mccarthy statement. if you are in the justice department and in the attorney general's inner circle, what would you be saying to the attorney general tonight after reading kevin mccarthy statement which i will read now read and fall in which kevin mccarthy says -- i've seen enough. the department of justice is reaching a tolerable state of weaponized politicized and. when republicans take back the house, we will conduct immediate oversight of this department, follow facts and leave no stone unturned. attorney general garland, preserving documents and clear your calendar. andrew weissmann, what would you say to the attorney general about that? >> you keep your head down and keep doing the right thing. that is such a palpably false statement, the comment from mr. mccarthy that he is seen enough. one of the things that none of us has seen is the warrant an application to the court. it's very important to remember this was not a break-in, this was not a raid, this was not the attorney general of the united s

outside, kevin reed embraced his niece.killed by the husband of a woman he had dinner one time in his life. a woman there convince keith believed to be single. so overwhelming. >> i thought i would feel relief or happy, but it just wasn't -- it was tough. >> among those thinking about keith reed's family is mary taglianetti. >> my heart goes out to them almost every day. and it's just -- it's a tragedy. and my heart breaks. >> the family is far from the only victim in this case. kimberly roush had nothing whatsoever to do with the crime, yet she says she had to endure being questioned as a suspect, while some italy still simultaneously struggling with the grief of losing a man she loved and admired. >> he's an incredible man, who loved life. his girls always came first. he was wonderful father figure to my children, as well. >> keith reed's three daughters now face a future without their dad. he won't be there to walk the two younger girls down the i'll. or be a loving granddad to their children. or take vera daily phone ca

kevin. >> so frustrating. matt from the south land of los angeles, thank you, matt. >>> the crisis on our southern border continues to make its way north tonight with a pair of bus loads of migrants arriving in new york city early friday morning. that fueled the ongoing political back and forth between leaders-democratic led big cities and overwhelming border state. lauren green has details for us tonight from new york. hi lauren. >> reporter: good evening, kevin. the governor is forcing new york mayor is living up to the sang ware claim. mayor adams accusing using people as political pawns. adam blasted back and criticizing the biden administration for its open door policies. texas remains steadfast in securing the border and keeping texans safe. with 50,000 homeless people and shelters tonight. residents are over burden with rising rent which reached a staggering amount of 5,000 in june. mayor adams criticized governor abbott for not coordinating the city officials as buses of migrants arr

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. >> todd: kevin corke joins us. >> kevin: there is always a little spin. the administration does have a plan to get taxpayers to get money back in the way of student loan relief. the plan to pick up the tab for $10,000 in student loan debt could come at a cost in the form of taxes. this is a nonpartisan think tank and beneficiaries of the biden tax plan could be on the for $1100. but even though experts agree american taxpayers will foot the bill, the white house simply won't admit it and prefer to turn the subject to tax cuts. >> a lot of the same people criticizing what we rightly did in following through on commitment we made to forgive student loan debt are same people who voted for tax cut for the richest americans. >> kevin: didn't answer the question about who will pay for it all. the white house is not just being coy about the loan bailout price tag, being opaque about the impact on deficit. >> the deficit remains negative, no question. >> we still spend more than we have. if i save more money, that is not enemy, not a windfall. >> the question on

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that was kevin mccarthy. >> [applause] >> thank you.e have, and continue to elect from this state, amazing congressman was. i noticed in the audience yesterday that arrived with kevin was jeff duncan, can you stand up? god bless jeff duncan, and ralph flew in with him, too. is ralph there? god bless you, ralph. those two members of congress, along with the rest of our republican delegation, the day is coming in november of this year when we will have a republican speaker of the house. >> [applause] >> i look forward to kevin mccarthy being that speaker. wouldn't it be a wonderful thing when the president of the united states says that afghanistan was a great withdrawal? wouldn't it be wonderful to have the republican speaker of the house stand up and say, when we lose 13 american soldiers and thousands of americans stranded behind, that is not a good thing? >> [applause] >> won't it be a wonderful thing when you hear someone from the biden administration say that the southern border is closed? >> [applause] >> wouldn't it be wonderful t

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kevin, they called me bi-ignant. [laughter] but it was this state and this party that give me a second chance to rise to a higher potential. it is one of the reasons we believe ephesians 3:20 -- that god is able to do exceedingly, abundantly, above all that we ask or imagine. that is the state of south carolina. [applause] and that is the crowd you are privileged to speak in front of, to all of us. i have known kevin from my first election to congress. and i'll tell you, it was a tough election. there's only one person in washington, d.c., only one member of congress at the time supported me and that was kevin mccarthy. [applause] thank you. and we continue to elect them from the state, amazing congress members. i noticed in the audience today that arrived in kevin was jeff duncan. god bless jeff duncan. [applause] a stab wart on behalf of the state of carolina. and ralph newman. is ralph here? [applause] god bless you ralph. those two members of congress along with the rest of our republican delegation, the day is c

kevin: it depends on the type of investor you are talking about.ith cash, it is important to keep in mind where inflation is at right now. especially relative to some parts of the equity market that, in our view, have been delivering consistent outperformance, specifically within this bear market. certainly over the past year. our emphasis and recommendation for investors is focusing on the higher quality buckets of the market. i know higher quality has become a bit of a cliche. in terms of the earnings weakness, we have seen, particularly in consumer oriented names or the retail sector itself, you have actually been able to find strong, solid outperformance within this bear market. if you are looking at companies with positive earnings revisions or strong profit margins, and an estimated 12 month basis. we would take more of a factor based approach. mostly because a lot of the names within sectors like utilities or staples are trading expensive relative to their own long-term average on a forward pe basis and also relative to the market. you are t

here's mark wahlberg and kevin hart in "me time." breaths into his nostril. [ tires skidding ] >> we're here fools. >> wait! wait stop, stop i said, "don't." >> i got it. >> car car, car >> slow down [ horn honk >> oh, you got it from here? >> i got it. [ buzzer ] [ horn honking ] >> let's go, you idiot >> hold on, hold on. >> wait. >> god damnit. did you do this? >> no! [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: busted mark wahlberg, everybody "me time" premiers on netflix august 26th. mark and i are playing a fun game when we come back stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> i did that for her, because, i mean, she's j.lo i mean, come on. >> jimmy: yeah >> j.lo calls, you answer. >> jimmy: always >> and so, i called and we met and we hung out. and then she invited me to dinner afterwards. and ben was there. [ cheers ] and i was like, "oh, shoot, can we be friends? [ laughter ] and they said, "yes, we can be friends. so -- ic throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music thro

kevin, they called me bi-ignant. [laughter] but it was this state and this party that give me a second chance to rise to a higher potential. it is one of the reasons we believe ephesians 3:20 -- that god is able to do exceedingly, abundantly, above all that we ask or imagine. that is the state of south carolina. [applause] and that is the crowd you are privileged to speak in front of, to all of us. i have known kevin from my first election to congress. and i'll tell you, it was a tough election. there's only one person in washington, d.c., only one member of congress at the time supported me and that was kevin mccarthy. [applause] thank you. and we continue to elect them from the state, amazing congress members. i noticed in the audience today that arrived in kevin was jeff duncan. god bless jeff duncan. [applause] a stab wart on behalf of the state of carolina. and ralph newman. is ralph here? [applause] god bless you ralph. those two members of congress along with the rest of our republican delegation, the day is c

good evening kevin. >> yes indeed shannon.cise details of the biden plan include a cap with forgiveness for folks that earn less than $125,000 a year are kept to a fairly small circle within the administration and even tonight at this late hour apparently they still haven't finalized all of the details ahead of the announcement. now the long-delayed move would, if it were to hold up under legal scrutiny forgive up to $10,000 in federal student loans for many americans and extend a pause on payments to january, that according to three people familiar with the plan. biden, as you know, has faced pressure from liberals to provide much broader relief to hard-hit borrowers and also faced a bit of pressure from moderates and republicans who question the fairness of any widespread forgiveness which would, they argue, force blue collar workers and those americans who didn't have the chance to go to college, didn't make the choice to go to college, to pick up the tab for, let's say a bunch of philosophy majors from boden college. we es

kevin was a 17-year-old child that i represented. when they were sitting in the opposite georgetown pretty run a clinical program representing d.c.in washington the phone rings it's kevin. kevin is calling to ask us is there a warrant out for my arrest? we thought it was a very strange because we just seen the day before. he had been in court with us the day before, clearly there's a warrant out for his arrest they would have picked him up from the courthouse. we could hear his mother in the background yelling boy, you are just being paranoid. will it turns out kevin had been sitting in his a window of his home looking out. and he could see a police car parked in front of his apartment complex. there were two officers who had been in the car. they'd been sitting there for two hours. he was terrified to go outside he was convinced they were waiting for him to come out so they could arrest r him. as i heard the story and thought about i said to myself he is not being paranoid, right? he isnd traumatized. and for me that is really what

kennedy: exactly right, kevin. thank you -- no, we are not advocating violence in any way whatsoever. this is all metaphorical; right, whoopie. you said i was speaking metaphorically when i shadiermad german point had a punch of natzis there. kennedy: coming up, shocking new numbers from the nypd. the same ten criminals are responsible for 500 arrests in new york city. so how do they keep getting back on the streets? i wonder how. ted williams, one of my very favorites is in the house next. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get unlimited data with 5g included for just $30 a line per month when you get 4 lines. switch to xfinity mobile today. kennedy: new york city criminal justice system is clearly broken b

kevin corke is live in washington with more. >> kevin: the white house being taken to task over tennis star novak djokovic not being allowed to come into this country to play in the u.s. open because he is unvaccinated, while allowing thousands of migrants across border unchecked everyday? >> you are talking about which world-class tennis player? >> noek /* -- >> that is what is happening. >> it is not like somebody walks over. >> oh, yeah? bill is there with this, said this on twitter, they do just walk across by the hundreds, large majority are released, it is that simple. >> we're learning the city of el paso is bussing migrants to new york city and paying for it with fpeople people /* fema grants. it is a political ploy. >> the latest stunt from the governor of bussing desperate migrants across the country and it is shameful. >> kevin: a stunt that is shameful, the revelation comes as transported 10,000 people to our nation's capitol with no sign cross-border traffic will slow down any time soon. >> it's bedlam and chaos and we're calling on the biden administration to do their job

kevin: you saw that they were very specific about what they were vandalizing.een acting in a, you know, egregious manner. then you saw the way they put up signs saying "don't vandalize library books. don't vandalize antiques. we're not thieves. please pay for your drinks." and at that point i think that melted the resistance of a lot of moderate pro-democracy supporters. fernando: to my surprise, the public support was still very much there even after they stormed into legco building. this slogan of not being divisive and that we stay together whether we are the peaceful ones or the more radical ones, we stay together in the movement, seems to be working. louisa: there was one pillar inside the building, and the words that were spray- painted on it in chinese were, "you have taught us that peaceful action is not effective." and i think many people believe that. ♪♪♪ sophie: the movement added a key demand to their platform: universal suffrage, democracy for hong kong. ♪♪♪ louisa: what started off as a relatively targeted, relatively simple protest has really exp

wonderful, kevin o'leary.uber, as well >> going into the quarter. >> that was a gutsy move. >> yes, it was the worst is over. this has been a miserable name and a miserable stock to own over the last two years and i think we're past all that from a burn of metrics. they're very, very ingrained and doing a good job in food delivery and they're not dealing with the political nightmare and if you'll buy a cornerstone ticker in share ride services there's no better name worldwide and so that was my thinking going into it. i'm a little more optimist take over the next three years this will outperform the s&p because of just the demand metrics and most people consider covid now an endemic and it's not as prevalent as it was in the program so i'm bullish on this name. >> let's talk about names you're not so bullish on anymore. you sold coinbase. i know that wasn't a good trade for you. why did you get out now? >> that was a brutal trade for me that was brutal, and i got out because the war that they're taking on with

kevin, good morning. >> kevin: carley, good morning to you.er dissatisfaction abounds as most don't see an economic rebound. that according to the very latest fox news survey with large majorities rating the economy negatively, including, get this, over half of democrats. joining almost all republicans and independents in being dissatisfied. so while the president spent his weekend, as you pointed out, on a luxury island inside a fancy $20 million mansion, a whooping 75% of americans say, look, i'm just not happy with the direction the country's going in. alas, that is not stopping the white house from taking a victory lap. >> all of the things that this president has done in 19 months, the most effective transformative legislation policies since lbj. >> what we're going to do is continue to have the president out making the case, you know, a lot of these things that we're seeing congress pass in these last couple of weeks are things the president campaigned on. >> this has been an extraordinarily successful 18 months of joe biden's presidency

you have maga world, "oh, great, wonderful, kevin. thank you, kevin." no, you are in leadership, dually elected, and you are responsible for the actions that come on the heels of your rhetoric, your actions, and trump and his supporters. you ready for that? because that's the america you're signing up for. tomorrow is war. sleep well. >> wow. >> hey, michael beschloss, heilemann here. i'm thinking about all the things that joe and michael steele are talking about and looking for some historic precedent. because with respect to the republican party, right, i'm thinking about, you know, we've seen the ways -- i've been hesitant throughout the last months to talk about a gop civil war. it doesn't seem to me like, so far, we've seen a civil war. we've seen some fractures in donald trump's -- in the loyal to donald trump. we've certainly seen some parts of the republican party wanting to move on from donald trump. i do think that the more these kinds of things take place, the signs of trump's criminality become clearer, that, as joe says, if he has broken th

we run a inclinical program representing kids and the aphone rings and it is kevin and kevin is calling to ask us is there all warrants out for my arrest and so we it was a very strange question because he had just seen him the day before. he had been in court with us the day before if there was a warrant for his arrestthey would have picked them up from the courthouse . we can hear his mother in the background yelling boy, you're just being paranoid. it turns out kevin had been sitting in his window of his home looking out and he could see a police car parked in front of his apartment complex and there were two officers who had been in the car and they had been sitting there for two hours. he was terrified to go on outside because he was convinced they were waiting for him to come out so they could arrest him. so as i heard the story and i thought about it i said to myself he's not being paranoid. he's traumatized. and for me that is really what made me think into the research on the trauma and so your story is that policing encounters are not de minimis and i was just having this conv

there's always going to be a tem that is going to want kevin dur.he's always going to have a jobf he wants one. >> no doubt about that. > >> tonight a college football player is getting a lot of >> new at 11:00, a 6'seven 6'7", 6'7", 275-pound football player has gone viral and it's not because of his football skills.w when chance lidell serenaded his teammates at duke they cheered him on as if he had just just scored a touchdown. lidell has a dual degree on music and psychology. he's he's now seeking a third now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. oh, i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no... did you say yes? the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal. >> you knew those blue skies cot last for long. >> they'll be back tomorrow. >> oh good. all right, all right. thanks (