and she said kevin left, and she started crying hysterically. kevin left, kevin left. and i said, mom, something is not right here. he left the three kids, he left morgan, he won't pick up his phone. he just sent me a text message. >> kevin, the romantic, leave his wife and kids? perhaps morgan put it best when she typed out there father's day regrets to kevin senior prame. >> we received a text message from morgan saying, do 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 know how excited he was for father's day. it would be the one day kevin would not miss, no matter what happened. >> were had kevin mengel gone? >> coming up, maybe there was a reason for kevin to hit the road. >> i thought morgan was having an affair. >> went dateline continues. of the official uniform. no tunes today? no. my apartment was robbed last night. took my cable ready tv, vcr, portable cassette player. yup. all the latest tech. if only progressive had renter's insurance like their home

kevin was free.. >> it frustrates and angers me that the police did not care enough to do their jobs the right way.■ç it frustrates me they did not find the person who did this. >> nona's mother believed the old boyfriend had possibly just gotten away with murder. >> if you think somebody else did it, why are you trying to find them? >> who can begrudge a grieving mother's challenge. not the jones family. the day kevin was acquitted they stood here on the steps and felt they would do whatever it took to find nona's killer. kevin's father financially wiped out by the cost of all of this as to son's legal team one more favor. >> said this is what i've got. don't know how much i need. don't know how i can pay you, but i need this. >> the lawyers agreed to help. they asked an investigator, thiç man, to keep working the case. his name is todd, part-time police man in dover just outside russellville. part-time detective and full- time preacher. what an odd combination. >> i used to say it's the ultimate go

>> kevin: no. >> stephen: does anything intimidate you? >> kevin: no.n. i'm sponge. you get to be around people as brilliant as cate you sit and watch. you observe. you don't talk. you don't try to do more. you want to hear approach you want -- >> stephen: you don't try to act harder? >> kevin: absolutely not. >> stephen: what about the rock? do try to out act him? >> kevin: you don't have to. >> stephen: now we are getting somewhere. now we are getting to the truth. >> kevin: cate, it's so good to see how effortlessly she approaches her job and just how much better she makes the people around her. >> stephen: that's a good-looking watch. what kind of watches that? >> kevin: it's vintage ap. >> stephen: what is an ap? are you a brand ambassador for them? i heard you were for something and i did know how to pronounce it. i a not a watch guy. i've got this. this tells me my heart rate and when to stand up. and one time visit. sell me on the idea -- used a sell shoes. sell me on the idea of a nice watch. i don't understand extensive watches. >> kevin: firs

>> greg: kevin?ur allies would tear it down because you're a white male >> kevin: and put those palestinian flags all over you. >> greg: jesse. >> jesse: an alcohol. yeah, like a nice branded bourbon. >> greg: oh, i'll have a jesse watters. >> jesse: neat. >> greg: yeah, and what's in a jesse watters? it's like really sour. >> jesse: go ahead, greg. what else? is it sour? spies why i? is it bitter. >> katie: bitter. is it dark? >> greg: yeah. no, it's only -- well never mind. judge, why am i saying never mind? >> judge jeanine: a high heel, a gorgeous high heel that everybody likes that has the arch that's kind of -- you know. >> greg: i was supposed to have a statue jesse, what happened to that? >> jesse: it's in the works but because of inflation it's been getting very expensive. >> katie: don't you have a bobblehead. >> greg: yeah i do have a bobblehead. >> katie: oh okay. >> greg: and i also have a doll. katie: there you go. >> greg: one more thing's up next. ♪ ♪ think about this: blue jays, card

questions kevin will have to answer.come out against biden and he stays and gets nominated and campaigns against trump and does the second debate, how do you crawl back from your statements? because they are going to want to. but the new standard for running for president or being the president at a press conference that you never hold is just doing fine now? is that really the standard we are setting for joe biden? that he is okay because he was able to do one thing that he has not been wanting to do and the only reason he is doing it is because he has to to save his political career? on the staff thing, this is something he did after the debate. he blamed staff and advisors for his failure at the debate. they didn't prep him enough, prepped him too much, didn't do things ahead of the debate, that's what he failed, and then you started seeing all these really damning leaks coming, not from outside the white house but from inside the west wing. and you are going to see more of that as he continues to say that joe biden,

kevin, what about your love? what experience?ips for 3 years. well, in general i haven’t been to relationships. by the way, an imprint was left because i saw that there seemed to be no example, well, when already, because at a conscious age, i didn’t really believe in love from the very beginning. and i was probably a bad boy, you might say something like that, but then i still gave everything. to open up to believe in love, so i tried, and there was a relationship, a similar story with my father, but in compression, that is, there were what 20 years, and i have 3 years, and i am grateful that yes, that three, 3 years, no, there is in mind that now you lived together, yes, i planned too there are children, dogs, that’s all, there ’s already country life there, although i think i’m too young for that, the girl, by the way, i thought she didn’t suit him, she’s a little bit... a tall former volleyball player in my opinion was yes, i said, well, somehow even my son has a complex, look, he says don’t interfere, no question, i really l

kevin, 27 years old, with the help of his lover, put the relationship on pause, but even mustering hisives in moscow, wrestles, loves to ride a motorcycle, has the rank of master of sports in the bench press and collects shells, and is proud of the fact that he turned his coffee addiction into a successful business project. yes, beautiful, impossible to eye from you tear away, three generations, and we are from you, i am your most beautiful woman of the ssr and russian, my boy, i have a wife, i have a wife, i had a wife, that is, you are free, well, he is still young, girls, editors, please, next time everyone has already understood the program, this is what he will look like when he is an adult, it’s already amazing. there was a lot of active sports activity and a terrible desire to go to the west, like everyone else in principle, for chewing gum and jeans, and then the film bodyguard came out, i already saw it there, i already saw it there, and a boy was already born at that time, he was born in ninety-six, i had already lived in the united states for 5 years, and our names were very

kevin, that kevin saunders. kevin, that footage there will no doubt come as no surprise to you.nother ordinary day on the beaches of france. in fact, we've now seen 484 illegal immigrants arrive since sir keir starmer became the prime minister, including 419 on a single day on tuesday. and kevin, the weather ahead is looking to be very, very calm next week. and you know exactly what that means. they're going to be more and more of these boats coming over during that period. >> yes, there are, martin, i'm afraid you're right. >> i mean, if you go back to tuesday, you've only told half the story. 419 got across, which is which . all right. the french is which. all right. the french managed to intercept another 126. so, you know, over 500 tried to do it, and there, by the grace of god, we were able the grace of god, we were able the french were able to stop three of the boats coming across. so that's a little bit of a result, but not a very big one, because 400 plus got over do we know if that boat that you filmed got over and kevin, sir keir starmer himself has said the numbers ar

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we got you. >> kevin was transported to the hospital.red a broken neck and a compressed spinal cord. he's undergone three surgeries. the accident. a hard moment to relive for kevin and his wife. >> anytime he tells that story, it's like the first time you're hearing it. i feel like again and again just doesn't get any easier. for sure. >> kevin received specialized care and rehab at craig hospital in colorado for six and a half months. during that time, brittany gave birth to their second child, a daughter they named ada, at a colorado hospital that's adjacent to craig so kevin could be with his family, but there was no time to rest. >> most days i can't care for myself because i'm caring for everyone else, but what else am i going to do? i can't, i have to keep going. >> the brugelette has moved into the single level home in october. it's one of the many adjustments they've had to make since the accident. brittany says she's had to train a revolving door of caregivers on how to help someone in kevin's condition, the caregivers have been

kevin cried strike. is that the heart of what's been going on with reports, seeing the company's new update cause the, the incident, if not, is falling to be the case. what could this mean for pride strike or? well, you know, i don't think it well negative way effect crowd strike a lot. their stock is taking a big hit and it will damage their reputation and microsoft's reputation a little bit. you know, microsoft actually uses them for their own security systems. and this is why it affected so many windows systems through the world. and i t, people usually do their up dates in the middle of the night, so they can check things so they do not affect daily operations. so that's why it points to a bad update from them. um, i think they will step back. they will review how when, when they're putting out updates. and many i to companies will also looked at it, but they really don't have good options to go elsewhere. crowd straight is the largest and most reputable company out there. so, but if i can just talk

next one for you, kevin. got the president -- trump, a rather, i'm sorry, he would consider jpmorgan ceo for treasury secretary if he's elected in november, what do you say to that? >> rumor on the street here in new york is dimon wants that job. i think it's a wonderful outcome because he's known as a pragmatic, good banker. i mean, this is really what you want on policy, to bring many talented individuals into the cabinet that both sides like -- stuart: yep. >> i mean, it's brilliant. if this is the new trump 2.0, i like what i see. stuart: it's winnable guy, isn't it? >> i mean, is he going to be a different kind of president in this second term, it looks like. stuart: please stay with me for the hour, if you will. >>> still ahead, elon musk says he's done with california. he's moving the headquarters of x and spacex to texas. missing directly blames gavin newsom's law which says schools do not need to notify parents if their child changes their gender identity. we're on it. >>> homeland security received

spacey at one of the parties at home, and then other accusations followed, and kevin spacey, which is called completely canceled, that is, he lost his job, he then starred in the super popular series house of cards, in the main role, a. .. now we see him, it was a popular series that brought a lot of money, great ratings, but he was simply kicked out of this series, and even had to reshoot the film. in which he had already starred, to change him to another actor, that is, it was very loud, and all these years with in 2017, kevin spacey went through the trials, and this may it turned out that he won all the trials, that is, he was found guilty of 12 charges, the court found that he was innocent and that all the charges were. either exaggerated or completely false, and kevin spacey found himself in the following situation, that he was acquitted, but his reputation was completely destroyed, he didn't even have any money left, as he says, he had to sell all his real estate there, and for all these years he spent almost all his money on the courts, and now we see a situation where in holly

we got you. >> kevin was transported to the hospital. a broken neck and a compressed spinal cord. he's undergone three surgeries. the accident a hard moment to relive for kevin and his wife. >> anytime he tells that story, it's like the first time you're hearing it. i'd be like, again and again. just doesn't get any easier for sure. >> kevin receives specialized care and rehab at craig hospital in colorado for six and a half months. during that time, brittany gave birth to their second child, a daughter. they named ada, at a colorado hospital. that's adjacent to craig so kevin could be with his family. but there was no time to rest. >> most days i can't care for myself because i'm caring for everyone else. but what else am i going to do? i can't, i have to keep going. >> the brugelette has moved into the single level home in october. it's one of the many adjustments they've had to make since the accident. brittany says she's had to train a revolving door of caregivers on how to help someone in kevin's condition. the caregivers have been

kevin comes in and here is how kevin said their emotional conversation about this historic moment wentrds. you know, brother to brother. >> honestly, just from quinn, it was a congrats buddy. and i said, thank you bro. simple as that. obviously it was a pretty cool moment with my brother and family to celebrate it with them. so honestly, just just tonight i'm going to cherish and overall proud of myself to have done this for my brother. >> and i would have said such a good job bro. thanks, bro. appreciate it. they're athletes. and as he told you, back when kevin first signed his contract in may, once he turns 18, he will actually then transfer to english premier league powerhouse manchester city. and andrew, that means he's probably like actually really good, righ? >> yeah, they do have the rights to him when he turns 18. and this is what we want in america. although i love the mls. if you can play abroad and develop your skills there, that's always good. >> by the way, he's making some good money that he is playing. is that true? he signed a record breaking deal in which he'll earn mo

kevin co -- kevin, i can only ask you one question.e wall street journal" had a piece where they have 35 sources, many of them were speaking anonymously, and maybe we all don't like it. would prefer it on the record but you can understand why they didn't. the reporter said "we stand by her story comical sweats and so to the editors. the white house and campaign trashed "the wall street journal" and these reporters. only a week later, to confirm to axios that everything -- and it was true -- to add that the president poster for us only dependently engaged from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. i am curious the communication strategy. my other question for you is, it's like the biden campaign and the people in power, hakeem jeffries -- the people we saw there -- like they are completely disconnected from the rest of the democrats. even the left-leaning editorial boards like "the new york times" -- saying joe biden needs to get out. what say you? >> kevin: a few things. number one, i think the resident campaign -- almost as being a transitional figure

we got you. >> kevin was transported to the hospital.d a broken neck and a compressed spinal cord. he's undergone three surgeries. the accident a hard moment to relive for kevin and his wife. >> anytime he tells that story, it's like the first time you're hearing it. i feel like again and again just doesn't get any easier. for sure. >> kevin receives specialized care and rehab at craig hospital in colorado for six and a half months. during that time, brittany gave birth to their second child, a daughter. they named ada, at a colorado hospital. that's adjacent to craig so kevin could be with his family. but there was no time to rest. >> most days i can't care for myself because i'm caring for everyone else. but what else am i going to do? i can't, i have to keep going. >> the police moved into the single level home in october. it's one of the many adjustments they've had to make since the accident. brittany says she's had to train a revolving door of caregivers on how to help someone in kevin's condition. the caregivers have been provided

kevin spacey found himself in the following situation, that he was acquitted, but his reputation was completely destroyed. he didn't even have any money left, as he says, he had to sell all his real estate there and over the years he spent almost all his money on the courts, and now we we see a situation when in hollywood, in particular , the world media is actively discussing this situation, this so-called case, how should we be, how should we deal with situations when someone accuses someone of sexual harassment or rape, especially when it was a long time ago, how to make it so that a person is convicted already after the court found him innocent, and now also there are various films about kevin spacey, and speaking of that, for example, british, british actor and tv presenter stephen fry , stated that, from his point of view, this wave of condemnation was simply incredibly exaggerated, aimed specifically at kevin spacey, we can also mention johnny depp, who won a lawsuit against his wife, and now the whole of hollywood is thinking, what to do with spacey, how to restore his career

well, there is another interesting situation that is currently happening with kevin space, and remember the year 2017. the loud scandal that took place in the wake of this mitu movement, when he was initially, well, and in general completely justified, the fact is that in hollywood there was a lot of rape and harassment of women, of actresses, and it was very often hushed up, and when it all broke, it all broke on harvey vanstein , on the producer, who absolutely completely got rid of his reputation, sits in'. there was a wave of myth, which at some point, according to many people, already began to cross certain limits, well, this usually happens when you are silent for a long time and the problem is not... it is solved, it all explodes and the pendulum swings to another side, but kevin spacey was then accused by many people on many points, which also related to rape and harassment, men began to complain about him, despite the fact that one of the first is a young actor who said that there was sometime 20 or 30 years ago , here he survived harassment from kevin spacey. at one of the par

i will predict that moment happens tonight, but your predictions, kevin. >> kevin: i think it will beible moment, kayleigh to your point, the president's life was saved. it was such a remarkable thing to see the president come up from that attack, fist raised into hand, hands raised, as harris talked about. the fact to harris' point too, this man lost his life. we want to engage we want people showing up, knocking on doors, going to rallies come engaging in the political process. as president biden said, at that spot at the dinner table will forever be gone because of this assassin's bullet. so this is horrific event. i am so encouraged by what the former president has said publicly, in his interviews, tweets, calling for unity. this is a real moment former president spoke, the first lady and former first lady spoke. hopefully we can continue to have the atmosphere proceed in the next couple of days in milwaukee and throughout the rest of the campaign. >> kayleigh: we know donald trump, the fighter, but i think you will meet donald trump a healer in the days to come here and also brea

kevin watler is a resident who lives in the cayman islands. kevin, it's good to have you.ns have begun to fall. give us a sense of how you are feeling that storm right now in cayman. to of how you are feeling that storm right now in cayman.— of how you are feeling that storm right now in cayman. to be honest, we are feeling _ right now in cayman. to be honest, we are feeling quite _ right now in cayman. to be honest, we are feeling quite blessed, - we are feeling quite blessed, because it didn't take over our island. we did not get the eye of the storm. most of the very strong winds i have stayed about 50 miles. that gave us some gusty horror gain force when, so overall, the island fared quite well. 0nly force when, so overall, the island fared quite well. only about 10% of the electrical went down. we had power throughout much of the hurricane, so we do feel very fortunate to have been... it could have been a lot worse. we are currently experiencing the hurricane pushing away from the island. we have the all clear, but we still have the all clear, but we still have to be

kevin, good to get our that as well. kevin, good to get your thoughts- _ that as well.our thoughts. thank you - that as well. kevin, good to get your thoughts. thank you very i that as well. kevin, good to get - your thoughts. thank you very much indeed, the debate that continues to bubble and we will see what happens with that. clearly pressing ahead with that. clearly pressing ahead with that. clearly pressing ahead with that plan ruling himself out of the job at first glance prime minister's questions this lunch time looked pretty familiar. sir keir starmer and rishi sunak face to face across the despatch box. except of course they now stand on different sides of the house. and each with a very different role to play. instead of �*setting' policy, it is now mr sunak�*sjob, for as long as he remains the leader of the opposition, to prod and probe how �*labour�* runs the country. that said, we are only a few days into this new parliament, and today the usual parliamentary brawl felt more like gentle sparring. maybe the hangover from the election is still wearing off! o

great point kevin corke live up the road rehoboth beach, delaware kevin, thanks very much. now let's bring in fox news chief political analyst brit hume, somebody who has covered washington for decades. reacting to this earthquake in american politics. brit, your thoughts? well, i think this is a case of the president making peace with the reality that he couldn't win. the support was ebbing away from him and the donations, as brett baird has pointed out, were beginning to dry up. support among for him among major leaders within his own party had had slipped away from him. and obviously, in addition to that, the polling was negative, very bad. his pride. i think, is what kept this decision open for as long as it did. but i think when we look back on the history of this time, mike, it will be believed by nearly everybody that this this outcome would became inevitable once that debate happened. and he did so poorly in it. does it sting even more? brit, when you consider that pelosi, schumer, people he served with for decades were kind of leading the charge against him, i'm su

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, we will that every thing is journalist and bring the facts and you very much kevin, eric.c: okay for thomas matthew crooks, were now joined by retired fbi agent bobby and bobby, we just heard in the new information that we have the report say, that 20 years old, he graduated 2022 for my school has given just that cummings registered republican with the same time, he apparently has reports keep $15 to affluent 2021, that's a progressive democratic group that so what can make it all about this if we can handle. >> was going to be interesting to see because he is so young and he did not have a lot of time, to get radicalized and so it will be interesting to see out old but if you look at this as a suicide mission because it didn't seem like he knew he was not quite a comeback he knew they would be a modern to know i didn't do not to get anything it would help identify them and he knew this was a suicide mission so what makes him his erotic lies that he wants to become this monitor to kill donald trump and now in my mind, the constant drumbeat of comparing trump to somebody li

then kevin rolls his window down. he's like, "yeah?"nd he's like, "just --" and he had a script in his lap getting prepared for the next day's work. and he was like, "i'm just going home." i was like, "okay, great." and he's like, "what are you guys doing?" i was like, "we're just -- we're going to go into town." he was like, "okay, you guys have a great day." and then you could see him kind of in the car like -- [ laughter ] but, i mean, these days, they were long days. i mean, there were days when, you know, i would get into the trailer and just, kind of, lay on the couch. and, you know, you'd hear the knock at the door, the teamsters, the guys in charge of the -- you know, the trailers say, "hey, luke, we've got -- we're shutting things down here." and say, "can i just -- what if i just -- can i stay in here overnight?" "well, we're moving to another location." "okay. that's just down the valley, right? i can just -- i mean, i've got to be here in the morning anyway. i'll just stay in the trailer." and they'd say it was an insurance

tonight -- kevin bacon, author chris colfer, comedian sydnee washington. the 8g band with roni kaspi. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well and now if you don't mind, we'll get to the news. president biden issued a statement yesterday in support of his son, hunter, amid his federal gun trial. and said quote, "i am the president, but i am also a dad." or as fox news reported it, "biden not sure who he is." [ laughter ] in a new interview, former president trump said that his hush money criminal trial was tougher on his family than it was on him. yeah, no kidding. [ laughter ] not only did it not keep you up at night, it didn't keep you up during the day. [ laughter ] jimmy buffett was never this relaxed. [ light laughter ] in the same interview, trump said that he would be willing to serve jail time after being convicted on 34 felony counts, which would be the first time he shared a bedroom in a while. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] [

yeah, it's interesting, kevin, kevin, where is joe biden? i have a he posted is that's it online. i'm not sure he'd know, but he's made no other statements. do you have an opinion in public quite unusual for a president, an incumbent president just and that was like this, that you think? yes. and that tells me that he probably is not well, joe biden is probably protecting him. they want to put up a good front. and they want to focus every staying on harris. unfortunately for them not only are the democrats focusing on harris, but the trump campaign is also focusing on harris. they are pointing out that she was not the most honest prosecutor in california. that she is a little did see, should we say to try to be tactful when she's speaking and it's going to be difficult, i think for her to win the election. but interestingly, we hear a lot of news that the poll shot up when this announcement was made for trump. yet as it stands about 30 minutes ago, the average of the pools is 48 percent for trump, and $46.00 for hair us. and the last 4 before by the decided he wasn't going to run

kevin: there's a whole lot of factors that play into it.'s no question that issues of race play into american polarization and have always played into american polarization. there's no question that questions of foreign policy have in the past and continue to play into our polarization. those issues are perennial points of division. but what's really fundamentally different now is that in the past, the republican and democratic parties have essentially provided guardrails to that politics. those guardrails have fallen off, especially with the republican party. so that no more does the republican party serve as a way of kind of preventing the sharp polarization that it once did. that's a fundamental transformation. judy: and what caused the guardrails to come down? kevin: there are a whole lot of factors that have transformed our politics in the last, say, 20 years or so. even in the last ten years, there is a really extraordinary transformation of communication systems in the united states, the ways in which news or disinformation circulate

to see kevin costner do.e other movies, and we have dead pull over and we have twisters, we have gladiator too, we have beetlejuice, we also have a second milano. if you can sense a theme here these are sequels but if they can deliver the goods i am looking at the second milano movie and probably the dead pool and wolverine this being the big hits there. you can keep the box office going too. >> what you think it means for studio stocks? >> you look at disney personal and benches mention deadpool. disney has a great library of content in his head for decades and decades and decades. they have that going forward that company mentioned on the last earnings call it can build off of that and do it sequels and sequels are pretty profitable. more profitable did not require marketing spend because you already know the idea is about going forward is going help the profitability of a streaming business because i'm trying to use netflix the death star show business appointment in the legacy players can keep up on free

our kevin ko with the up close look. >> kevin met a father at his home for the very first time sinceevin is live right now near forest ranch one of the areas where the evacuation order is now lifted. kevin, i can't imagine what that dad felt like coming home to seeing his home like that. >> reporter: yeah, gianna, reed, good morning to you. we're live just by highway 32. you mentioned the emotions this father was feeling. and it wasn't just him seeing his home for the first time. keep in mind we are live in forest ranch right now. there was an evacuation order but as reed mentioned those are turning into warnings and some being lifted altogether. that means families are for the first time getting a chance too see what the fire did to their homes from the park fire. >> being honest, pretty destroyed right now. yeah. pretty destroyed. i held out hope, hoping that something would be still here. >> reporter: this is mike whittenberg's first time seeing his home. >> god. >> reporter: mike is kneeling in what is left of his 4-year-old daughter's room. looking for anything he can salvage fo

you know exactly that's kevin bacon. that guy? he's got legs. also, when i read that come i haven't seen if it is a video, i haven't seen it, i read sarcasm, i thought he was being sarcastic. >> tyrus: i hope so. straight up, did you know this was me? >> lisa: all i know come as a boston girl, you've got the green tea. a few months ago, kevin bacon hosted the footloose dance video so many years ago and i said you should do it again. and he responded to me with my name, so you can dress anyway you want, complain, whatever, love you. >> tyrus: take us home. >> lisa: you almost had me, tyrus, with that. who is that guy standing in front of me? who is this man? "usa today" had an article like, kevin bacon talks about his time being a regular person, as if it is some horrific thing. i actually kind of appreciate the honesty in a weird way. honestly, it must be nice for everyone to grab your coffee, not have to stand in line. >> tyrus: it's really not. >> lisa: with or without the hat. >> tyrus: for some reason, i can't blend

hey, kevin. >> hey, kristen. good to be with you again. >> yeah, i read your article.o you say supervisor aaron peskin has proposed a ban on algorithmic rent setting software. what exactly is that? >> yeah, i mean, it's a really interesting time to be talking about this. i at this moment. right, kristen? i mean, the city is super eager to embrace this technology, especially in the office sector. but here in real estate, we have technology that landlords are using to, price rental units. and the supervisor here is, jumping off or hopping on the back of a federal lawsuit that's about to happen that pretty much accuses these major software providers of, helping landlords collude in order to keep rents artificially high. and i can explain how that works, too. >> yeah, yeah, just a little bit about how the, you know, formula works. i mean, what kind of data is it using? >> yeah. so these landlords use, you know, what's called like real estate software. so this software promises to make their businesses more efficient. and one of these features is an algorithm that helps the

don't do that with kevin. he's got a six seat majority. he can't pass anything. just push it up to the deadline and he will fold. that worked. but i said doctor psycho to the present of it and talk about it. that i got my conference to vote for something. 48 hours later he calls. what does he get? smart move on his part he brings the other leaders? why? because they can say no. i can do anything. what do i do? i got to blow the meeting up. it's part of a strategy. after that first meeting in the oval the president says there were three very professional leaders and one who is kind of a jerk. that was me. but it was my strategy i had to get the others out of the room, right? so i can negotiate one-on-one. if you look at the end of the day what we agreed to, two turn, the largest largest of us, welfare reform, these are things you never would of got if you sat there with bipartisan leaders. everybody could know about something. i think if you look at when you're successful, usually divided government helps you to be successful. if you go back to bill clinton and ne

superintendent kevin hurley.evin, first of all, what do you make of the scenes playing out this evening in southport? the anger and the violence? >> well, i mean, it's really unfortunate because the people who are now starting getting stoned and bricked and having their police vehicles set on fire are the very people who were unarmed, took on a person who stabbed and killed those three kids. >> so what's the shame about this? is that the senior police leadership and local politicians have both failed to manage the narrative of public anger in the in that area. of course, trying to step away from saying anything that could in any way cause people to say they've they've, criticised any particular group. yeah. and then secondly, what we're looking at now is there's still no senior leadership. and i'm talking about sort of superintendent level out on the ground trying to look at that , because there's to look at that, because there's not much bricking going on, actually. i can see an opportunity for a superintendent

so, ken, rich make -- kevin, rich makes a good point.aying, well, you know, biden's decline has been obvious. we've certainly watched it on tv. but as you know, journalists were not let within 50 yards of the guy most times except for a few shouted request questions here and there, and now we know why he was kept away from reporters and more interviews. >> 100%. listen, if you're the times, if you're the post and you expect sort of this regular interaction with the president of the united states, a decent sit-down and you don't get it, you should be asking questions, why haven't we been able to secure something like that? i think you're right, i think people knew. but what i don't think happened, howie with, the general public perhaps. because, again, he was shielded. maybe they didn't know the extent to which the president had cognitive decline or apparent cog anity decline, and i think that's why there was such shock and outrage. and now they thought, probably, hey, he did the sate -- state of the union, he can do it again. now they kn

and when the shots were fired, i mean, kevin, i know you have a lot of experience working with secret service as they're moving around these these campaign rally sites just seems like a major gap in the security there that they weren't covering well, let's also remember to obviously we know what side of the fence i'm on president trump is not the current president. >> if it was the current president, the assets and resources or 1,000 times more than what a nominee. the presumptive, even former. so if this was the current president, their assets and resources, it would have never happened, has nothing to do with biden or trump or republican or democrat. it has to do with the acting president and continuity of government. if president biden was here, it would be thousands more secret service agents, law enforcement, quite frankly the military and everything else. so i think that's what we've kind of missed in this entire thing is president trump isn't the current president and there's a massive difference between a current president and a presidential nominee. >> and andrew, i mean, one

mccarthy yet suddenly, i could be wrong. >> my kevin though, remember he's my kevin to donald trump's, so i there's a place for kevin in maga-world. >> you are my mark, so i will i will concede that there's something else i have picked up on from the stage, especially last night, but i wanted to play this together. this focus from the speaker's on going after and criticizing they. let me play this know, try to sell you on some outrageous narrative about the terrible things that donald trump will do if he becomes was president first tried to ruin his reputation and then last weekend they tried to kill him. >> and there is over they're alive and well, they have unleashed his progressive prosecutors across our nation. they use the unelected bureaucracy to impose their will on us without our consent. hey weaponized political power to target their political opponents and that's just a little bit of it. >> the day it seems obvious in some respect is they're trying to say democrats sometimes the they is the media that they do, that they disagree with and sometimes the they is something else.

is a very special name, it was possessed not only by kevin costner, but also by kevin mcallister fromd movie, home alone, i think that after today’s program our kevin will remain alone at home, but we have the right to count on a continuation, i agree. i invite everyone to come out and support kevin, how unexpected, we have a couple, kevin and ekaterina, which sister did you like better, i wonder, katya was sitting at the table on the left , on the left, katya, yes, katya, polina, polina on the right, right, katya , then, sorry, polina, i’m not offended, but i’m larisa guzeeva, i wish that my loved one would definitely say. your former partner, mom, got fed up with us, he started fighting with me for the inheritance, and he my mother worked for the last 20 years, she was a hairdresser, and she had part of the business there, for this hairdresser... 20 years ago i took out a loan, but why didn’t i register myself? i trusted my woman, everything, but why didn’t your partner write a will? do you understand that she’s dying, how many criminal records do you have? a lot, you owe me money,

that's kevin? kevin roberts, is that right? first of all, kev, i'm not losing my mind. i'm actually talk -- you know what i talk about, kevin? i talk about how great america is. i say it all the time. all the time. talked about how great our military is. i get sick and tired of people like you trashing our military. talking about how weak our military is. it's not weak. our military is stronger than it's ever been. the communist chinese are scared of us. russia is scared of us. our enemies are scared of us. i'm not talking down america. i'm actually very pullbullish o america. like warren buffett after the 2008 collapse, warren buffett said, only a fool would bet against the united states of america. i believed that then. i believed it my entire life. i believe it now. you're the one talking about revolution. why are you so angry, kevin? why are you losing your mind? america is great. we're strong militarily, strong economically, we're strong culturally. we're strong more culturally than ever before. there are some things we need to improve on. we need to do a better jo

kevin. >live>look, >>smoky, still where you're at this morning >live>very smoky. and it's actually getting smokier and smokier it's starting to get pretty irritating. good thing we, me and my photographer trevor. we both have masks on hand and we are wearing them in between our when we go live for you guys this morning, i do want to lay out where exactly we are you mentioned forest ranch, all the cars going that way, disappearing into the smoke. essentially they're driving towards chico. i do also want to mention all the other cars going that way. that is direction towards forest ranch. that is where an evacuation order was in place. that has been lifted, giving families an opportunity to go back for the first time to their homes or whatever is left of their homes >>>if i'm being honest i'm pretty destroyed right now yeah, pretty destroyed. i held out hope, hoping that something would be still here. this is mike wittenberg's first time seeing his home. okay mike is kneeling in what's left of his four year old daughter's room, looking for anything he can salvage fo