attorney general jeff landry appreciate your time. all right. out of their thermostats on tuesdays. temperatures reached 90 degrees and the energy company responsible is citing an energy emergency. seattle radio host jason rantz has the very latest for us. jason? >> hey, pete. for those of you looking to save the environment to offset the hot air coming from democrats, i have the perfect awards program for you. it's called ao.a.c. rewards and comes from florida's largest energy provider excel energy. ac rewards rewarded for idiocy for signing up for a program that might not let you use your a.c. enroll smart thermostat. credit for enrollment and $25 a year. all you do let xcel control your thermostat during a heat wave. about 22,000 customers in florida found this out when they were locked out of their smart thermostats. they got this warning that said they couldn't change it because of an energy emergency. that emergency is when you might want to use your air conditioning. it was hot. it hit the 90's. in a statement to the denver abc affiliate

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my landry is one of them. my father died 3 years ago, but when soldiers came to visit my mom, they were lucky for her, my dad to vote. there was some people who voted for russia, but not in big numbers. many others have fled regions where the river and m has taken place. over the past 5 days, maria had stayed in russian control part of that body. jeff was 7 months. she says being forced to vote was the last straw. but for his sister massey, lena, this is a bittersweet moment, and a bottle fit. it angers me all your life. you grow up with people, you work with them, you live next to them. and then all of a sudden they embrace the colors of russia and they are happy and smiling that they are part of russia. and while the international community has declared the referendum, illegal ukrainians fear that the vote will mean even more and more devastation before they regained control of their country. and that, that, i mean, algebra in southern ukraine, thousands of people have fled russia since flooding they have wh

[applause] >> senator landry, senator markey, administrator becerra, sec. and so many members of the massachusetts delegation with us. we are grateful for your support for the library over many years. i know that many of you and the city and local officials here worked closely with my uncle ted for the good of this commonwealth and that you all share my father's love of politics. i want to recognize members of the medical community who are here. physicians, researchers, cancer survivors, students. you all save lives and bring hope and healing to patients and families suffering from cancer. i want to thank shatall, and all those who are working for a cleaner and healthier world. i want to think the memories of my family who are here. my cousins, your families, all of you carry on your parents work and all of you carry on our love of joe biden. and i especially want to think my husband ed and my daughter tatyana and my son jack for being here. especially jack, who welcomed us. he always shows up for this library no matter what. not just on public days, but ev

thank you for having me on, ashley, and look, one of my colleagues jeff landry down in louisiana helped charge. i was proud to be part of that coalition because it is so important to continue to pushback against the overreach in the unconstitutional mandates that are coming from the biden administration. i mean, literally it seems like every day there's some new unconstitutional action where he's doubling down and gambling with our individual rights and liberties and shredding the constitution in the process. ashley: while i have you here, attorney general, i wanted to talk about the issue of busing migrants to other cities across the country. arizona has been apart of that program but now those on the left are crying and screaming and saying this is putting the migrants lives at risk. hoppled you respond to that? >> anybody that knows about the situation at the southern border appreciates one, that every state is now a border state and it really is the height of hypocrisy for all these liberal elites that didn't seem to have a problem with all the people illegally entering our country

you have eric schmidt, mark landry, the states attorneys general's are the ones doing this. spoken to eric about this 21st filed the suit. they are out in the front of this because there could also be potential violations in state law. while they will not have to discussion about section 230, neither republicans or democrats are being heavily lobbied to leave it where it is. the attorneys general will actually lead this charge. one of the cases gets to the supreme court. that is the change in strategy that is effective. it will even benefit the blue states. shockingly, a good case will benefit. >> i think it would be good for everybody if we had big tech platforms fair to everybody. talking about matters of health during the covid-19 pandemic. they wanted to root out information. a dr. fauci parody account. >> correct me if i am wrong. i would be happy to admit if i am. a republican administration picking up the phone, can you take this down for us, will there be an agreement to that? i am a little skeptical of that? >> it would be on social media the next day. look at trump

. >> tillman from landry's tough to be in business out there right now, guy i mean, $65, $75 rib eye,hat is the high rent district i'm not going to those establishments, mel. i'll push back on something that tillman said not looking to bring the guest back as you know that, is taboo here on "fast money. he said when companies start laying people off, third time i bring back "squawk box." someone made a quick point this morning. you can't lay people off because you can't find people to work in the first place. this unplaument rate, i'm not happy to be saying that. p it's not going to go that much higher, i don't think. because quite frankly, companies are still looking for people they can't fill empty seats. you have a real issue here in terms of, i think, what's going to happen to margins going forward as well. >> b.k.? you're take? tillman gave a fantastic view when fed policy lags will right we're talking about margins getting squeezed now he's talking about, hey, i can't do a deal. there are smaller companies because of the interest rate increases are going to go out of business an

one is jeff landry objecting saying the policies made in our legislative branch, not woke corporate boardresponsibility to request with their client's best in mind rather than their own agenda on climate change, politics and other self-interest. former a.g. bill barr saying this yesterday. >> i think we have to look at this politically. this means a handful of companies can decide our energy policy, our equity policy, and stuff like that. just by going and hammering the big companies over the head and saying we own 10% of your company and we are going to throw you out. >> although blackrock says it is not abandoning controversial parts of the market like energy, it is notable that energy stocks gained more than 40% this year compared to a loss for the s&p 500. if you walk away from some of these companies, you will lose money. i don't know about you, but i'm managing my money for the best return. >> dana: in the inflation reduction act they have $300 billion to give out goodies to green energy company. they might be great technologies but a lot of money out there. >> bill: money talks in

neil: very well-said, all right keep us posted on this , louisiana's attorney general jeff landry.ourse one premier one on the so-called politically-correct or woke investment. goldman sachs was among those companies pursuing a somewhat-similar agenda, although that might be a leap here but we're getting word as well, that business is such, given the economic conditions, that goldman is the first major investment firm to look at, well some layoffs, maybe hundreds of them, in the weeks ahead, beginning as soon as next week. goldman is one of those firms that has this sort of headcount they review every year. they've stopped doing that the last couple years with the pandemic but part of this program is involving sort of performance review on workers and in that period, if past is prologue here, they tend to weed out 1% to 5% of workers or those deemed not performing. we're told right now, that this lay off strategy might be on the lower range of that, so maybe closer to 1% to 2% but no matter how you slice it at least a few hundred workers will be going. the irony of course with this

"new york post" writing this, "state attorney general jeffrey landry and counterpart eric schmidt termsderal officials across at least 11 federal agencies engaged in a massive scrolling censorship enterprise with an attempt to affect pressuring social media platforms to censor its private speech of federal." nearly 45 individuals that have been identified potentially by the attorney general. it is a big operation to suppress america's boys. >> i'm surprised if you go into the communications house the officials responded to these government requests. you dig into that, we are on it one is to pull down the instagram account of the fake fauci account? we are on it right away and i'm talking atkins to government emails. i'm more disappointed in the technology facebook and twitter, facebook owns instagram and ten twitter because they were so quick to jump and collude with the biden administration to suppress a lot of these things that were out there. miss. mr. information during covid and talking covid information put on social media platforms, understood. there is a lot of fake information

landry the funds were ultimately released. you mentioned were there as w well. will likely run for governor next year. will this hold up? and the reason behind it likely get him the keys to the governor's mansion? or might it lock him out? >> i hope not. the punishing, they threatening, we have got so many projects. his vote was not only holding up in this project, over $600 million in projects would have been held up if he could have got the votes to delay it once again. they voted to hold up all the infrastructure for the state of louisiana. that is ridiculous. the political maneuvering and politics is not a place for the state of louisiana. our job is to make sure these bonds are financially sound and moving forward to those municipalities they can do the important work to make louisiana a safer place. i am embarrassed we held it up to months in a row. public and the democrats together voted to move the project forward against the opinion of the attorney general. once again he tried to stand in the way. incredibly important projects all over louisiana. >> it

liz: and we also this quickly, the gop attorneys general eric schmidt missouri and jeff landry of louisianahey are finding in e-mails and government documents that dozens of government officials across multiple agencies within the biden administration communicated extensively with social media monies to coordinate censorship of information during the pandemic it would you make of that story and final work. sam: there is no confidence left in the fbi and that is just dangerous and unique confidence in the law enforcement because a lot of law enforcement has to be done nonpublicly and i don't know how to restore it and i think that more than standard oversight is necessary and i think that this month, we got a look at the fbi's budget and the government needs more money, and there should be some controls about the fbi side to do and also homeland security and hhs with talking of the facebook and twitter and rice him thank you so much and it's good to see you be sure to tune into our show on tuesday, senator chuck grassley himself will be joining us okay this story, we will stay on what is goi

censor freedom of speech because the lawsuit filed by attorneys general eric schmidt in missouri, jeff landrysuit they say "plaintiffs allege government have colluded with or covert social media companies to suppress disfavoured speakers to go" bring up covid, the hunter biden laptop story, senator rand paul calling out party in particular because the >> caller: should be appalled at america's doctor, the leading expert on covered in public health doesn't want to divulge information, doesn't want to divulge his communications with big tech. recover and act about the loss, the press secretary, by the way, refused to comment on ongoing litigation because i say at an airport, but he did say the administration was acting in the public was back best interest. >> ashley: let's talk about california, the heat wave and that goal setting of 78 with newsom's thermostat because he looks well comfortable, right? california governor gavin newsom is being accused of piling on the layers while -- there's the picture. while urging people to conserve energy. take a lesson of what he had to say in an interview

. >> sam landry school has changed its name to honor indigenous people.entary school has been renamed how king elementary school. here's video from the excited crowd at the unveiling of that sign. >> how keen is the a native of loney tried the word for the area between hayward and oakland. the school principal says her students learned about the importance of this name change leading up to this big unveiling. >> it represented sort of this, the land, the space that has been here and the names that have been used for before the school was even here. so it's a very identified with where we are right now. and then i think for the community, it was also really important to the history of people who have lived here for, you know, many years. first, people who lived here. >> still ahead here at 3 o'clock, tennis legend serena williams says she's playing in her last tournament. so we're following her every move. more details on her last game straight ahead. way to get some cheaper flights. if you're willing to wait just a little bit and all you have to do is wai

my favorite thing is someone said thank you for addressing the major issue that is landry -- probably speaks to each of us. with the husband or the partners does the laundry bad. it becomes sort of an issue where you're like well, i just -- all just take it on. just a lot of support for everything that you're doing. i'm going to ask just one final question. which is really and then we'll wrap it up. this is been such an amazing conversation. my only regret is we should have these conversations in the middle of the pandemic because of so fascinating to i'm frilled you've written this book we could've harness even at so -- i don't think we have time for the energy to do that but there was such an exciting thing to think about. my question for you. my question for you is where are you but also not just you as a person although it superintendent that. you as a person who believes in this cause. where you go from there. are so you've laid out manifesto. you're going to talk to companies and try to get them to make men's. how would you build that? how would you build on that to make the mos

in a big variety of my district, one of the challenges that i have and that we shared with mayor landrys well, is the lack of capacity to apply for competitive grants. competitive grants that are called rural transportation grants, have the capacity to get their hands around that. i know -- at least two things i can point to. >> it resembles my own -- and there are communities much smaller than my hometown of bend trying to get access. when you see as taking a step like a combined fund of opportunity, part of what we are trying to do is just have fewer pages of paper out there, in the process. so that it is easier to navigate for an applicant of any size. the second thing is to make sure that we are proactively engaging project sponsors or what would be project sponsors. where possible. we have some funding for this, although there is always going to be more that we can support. the kind of direct technical assistance that can help walk them through the process, especially when you're looking at a first time applicant. >> thank you. then, on a workforce issue, i think you touched on thi

the attorney general of suing over this matter from louisiana in missouri, it eric schmitt and jeff landry also know from a lawsuit involving al experience in, the writer involving twitter that there is evidence abiding officials wanted twitter to ban alex berenson and he was put back on the platform but again, that is a violation of the first amendment if berenson was kicked off the site at the urging of the white house. >> certainly not the only one that was kicked off, i think a lot of americans understand what's going on at the heavy hand, there was a time 12 - 18 months ago if you even question some of the advice coming from the medical community you were canceled, thrown off the platform and possibly lost your job. i can't speak to the legal point but on the legal front section 230 that's going to be very important to these companies a large company like google, facebook comes into line and we saw the interview with mark zuckerberg are we really surprised the fbi comes to you and says we want you to do something about this there is a credible threat of course is going to act it's not

as you know, mitch landry is the coordinator for the bipartisan infrastructure law. former mayor from new orleans and louisiana, he's committed to this. he has traveled around the country meeting with folks on the ground on how things are going and how we can be helpful. as far as the date or timeline we don't have that for you, but i just listed out our commitment and where the funding is gone in the state of mississippi and jackson as well. host: that was the white house press secretary this week when asked about the response that jackson and other communities across the nation. if you are living so where you are concerned about the drinking water, we want to hear from you and hear your reaction to the jackson water crisis. your thoughts on that as well. susan in germantown, maryland. good morning, how are you? caller: i'm fine. i still drink bottled water in maryland. i know it's cheap if you know where to get it, to use slang. but mainly what's happening in jackson, mississippi and others, it's all over. it's global warming plain and simple. look at what's happen