. >> matt landry from the detroit suburbs was a regular guy. i can't who delivered the pizza that you ordered, he was on the skateboard, and cracked up his friends with jack ask style stunts. >> it was never a dull moment, he always had something crazy to do. >> but if you want to know what made matt landry get out of bed in the morning, it was the music. to his new girlfriend, francesco, matt was first and foremost iraqi dude. a ferocious drummer with a band of longtime buttons. >> what kind of stuff did they play? >> the stuff that is 200 beats per minute and up. >> and set the volume at 11? >> plus. [laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> born to, rocket nonetheless quite, unassuming guy. at 21, the youngest of five children still living at home in chesterfield, michigan with his parents dorian and bob. >> creating is it was what he was most happiest worth. >> we were going to go to the detroit symphony, and it surprised me that he wanted to know. >> the drummer with a heavy band? >> yeah. that he would want to go to detroit to see the symphony with me. >> but

louisiana attorney general talking to you, kayleigh, jeff landry speaking out strongly. what he told you. take a listen. >> the amount of information and discovery we were able to obtain through this particular case should concern all americans, irrespective of their political ideology, their party affiliation, this is direct violation of the first amendment. the judge says in his opinion, it is viewpoint discrimination. americans are muzzled when they are trying to ask questions or basically oppose policies that their government is imposing on them. it didn't matter, doesn't matter democrat or republican. >> griff: we see what enforcement looks like. it was unprecedented this is happening, we will see where ittic tas us heading into an election cycle. >> kayleigh: january 23, 2021, biden in office three days, they talk about censoruring a tweet from robert f. kennedy jr., who goes on to be a political opponent of president biden this is stunning stuff. >> steve: the biden family was actually on the balcony south lawn to watch the fireworks. the "new york post" has a cov

bhattachari, attorney general landry thank you for being here. >> joining me now john radcliffe former director of intelligence. you served as intelligence chief while much of this was happening. what does this mean to the larger issue of government surveillance of americans and do you buy the government argument here that they weren't actually censoring anything, they were just pointing tech companies to problematic content. >> well, i don't buy that argument a, because what we have e seen here ray mobbed this wasn't just a victory for free speech it was a victory for truth. because at the end of the day as you talked with your prior guests about what's going to happen on appeal here, the reason this bodes well for the plaintiffs in this case and frankly for the judge's opinion is, so much of what you talked about in your opening that was raised as the matters at issue here about covid, about covid origins, about the efficacy of treatments, about transmissibility, about election interference and hunter biden's laptop, it wasn't just that they were censoring speech about that, they wer

heard so this might ultimately end up at the supreme court, just one more thing to tell you, jeff landrylouisiana attorney general who spearheaded this case be on the show just a bit. ashley: not want to this hot topic, cocaine gate, has the biden administration provided clarity? >> they say the secret service is investigating and that's about it. how did the cocaine make its way into a phone kobe in the west wing lobby? is the press secretary. >> where this was discovered is heavily traveled area where white house west wing should be in for more specific, west wing visitors come to this particular area, i just don't have anything more to ship. >> officials admit they don't know how long the investigation is going to take. they are using dna testing to get answers. there's intrigue about the matter. reporters shouted questions for a full minute to president joe biden yesterday during his time with the prime minister in. >> 's face is all. he didn't engage in the white house is refusing to say if staffers will be drug tested going forward or if the person eventually found will be prosecut

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bhattacharya joins me now, along with louisiana attorney general jeff landry. both are parties to this lawsuit against the government. j, i want to start with you. you were censoreo d yourselfstae your reaction tonight to this ruling? suffhow did you and your colleagues suffer as a result of this government censorship. did you? d i am absolutely delighted by this regime. th it is it basically restores my faith in america of. the biden administration and the federal bureaucracy used its overwhelming power to essentially to say, here's what you can say and you can't say working with social media. d thd you ask me like what it did to me, you know, the power of the censorship the is, is they don't actually just they can't, like, fully stopop m from talki. what they can do is they can put a misleading label on me onr limit the extent of which people see my tweets orupsh whatever. the upshot is to undermine true things that i'm saying in the minds of the public. so for when i had a roundtable with governor desantis in 2021, youtube censored it. so that people couldn'

ag jeff landry writing, today we won an historic injunction against the biden administration preventingfrom censoring the core political speech of everyday americans on social media. and ag andrew bailey tweeting, happy birthday america, you get your first amendment back. meanwhile, the white house responds, said this. quote, the doj is reviewing the court's injunction and will evaluate its options in this case. our consistent view remains that social media platforms have a critical responsibility to take account of their effects -- that the effects of their platforms are having on the american people but make independent choices about the information they present. uh-huh. now, the ruling likely means interactions and coordination between big tech companies and the government will likely be significantly limited in the future, at least in the short term, with the possible exceptions for national security threats and/or criminal matters on social media. very interesting times guys. back to you for now. >> steve: no kidding. all right, kevin, thank you very much. so what the administratio

for 22 too long rules about the frontage ofave property or where the landry room can go or weather senior housing can be built in all neighborhoods temperature is heard for me as someone who does this every day to follow and hard for plan to follow temperature and inconsistent throughout the city we need to make that easy for people to understand. for too long a local density bonus not competitive. no one uses it and we saltsz our subsidized affordable housing the housing we hear people say we need with rule this is make it hard to build. thanks to mir breed, engardio and dorsey, we have a piece of legislation to tackle that. this is just one piece of the housing element that we agreed to unanimously the board unanimous ly passed our housing element! that monies we need to pass this legislation that is going before planning today. the board should unanimously pass that. advocate and activist its is important to set the tone that's why we are here today. we are here to create energy and hold our city accountable if it does not take actions it needs to which the status quo increases cost fo

hello, landry, thanks for having me on. us? hello, landry, thanks for having me on- for— us?dless to say. it — just on a local level, but needless to say, it was extremely stressful and extremely embarrassing. tell us and extremely embarrassing. tell us a little bit more _ and extremely embarrassing. tell us a little bit more and _ and extremely embarrassing. tell us a little bit more and tell— and extremely embarrassing. tell us a little bit more and tell us - and extremely embarrassing. tell us a little bit more and tell us about. a little bit more and tell us about the effect on your mental health, what you went throughout the time? it was just a ridiculous scenario around a car parking space went wrong and a shouting match ensued. easily done! easily done. and a couple — easily done! easily done. and a couple of— easily done! easily done. and a couple of days later, the police and had my— couple of days later, the police and had my place of work and arrested me and marched _ had my place of work and arrested me and marched me off to the station, locked _ and marched me of

posts they worried could contribute to vaccine hesitancy or upend elections in a statement, jeff landry called the ruling historic and said it prevents the biden administration from censoring ordinary americans on social media. >> and brie, does the biden administration have any recourse when it comes to the ruling? >> reporter: so a white house official told nbc news that the justice department was reviewing the order and will evaluate its options. it's worth noting that this was not the final ruling in the lawsuit, but this prepreliminar injunction points to him siding with the plaintiffs. jessica? >> so, brie, to be continued thank you. >>> the israeli air force has struck the gaza strip after palestinian militants fired rockets toward an israeli town there are no reports of injuries on either side, bubut earlier in the day a palestinian man injured nine people in a car ramming and stabbing anttack in tel aviv let's go live to megan fit ge fitzgerald what do we mow abknow about they >> what we continue to see is this escalation of violence, this retaliatory attacks the latest is that

i think one of the things that we think your landry is that even though you disagree with it, you take part because you think you can do some good. you think that you can be a moral agent, that you will retain your own moral agency. the reality is that in something like war, you compare to that leviathan to that force of nature. and so you become subsumed by it and you become an agent of the war. so whatever, however you think you're going to do good, how are you thinking your own bubble in your own spaces? you will do well that you will, you will not harm others that you will have a white hat on. the reality is, this is by taking part in the war. you're wearing a black hat. oh, you're absolutely right, matt. you were in the middle of a promising career in diplomacy and national security when you were assigned to afghanistan, but you took exception to us policy. there in a big way and you resign from government. what was happening at the time that led you to that decision? i love personally. i was, i was again, like i said before, intellectually morally broke and then i, i think that's

i think one of the things that we think you are landry is that even though you disagree with it. you.

stupid and potentially dangerous meaning it's okay for the federal government to use the words of jeff landryens. new town square is a virtual nonphysical one, should be allowed to say what you want in question as you wish. thus the first amendment eric holder and new york times disagree, they say is more important for the government to be you what it deems accurate or favorite viewpoints so two schools on this. polar opposites. ashley: as always. threats, medicine new gained 30 million users. kelly o'grady joins us now following this story. what's this about a privacy warning? >> growing concerns over what data that will be able to collect on you. it won't launch in the european union to start with because of the strict privacy regulations in place. jack dorsey shared this, a screenshot from the app store, it includes health and financial information with the caption all your threats belong to us so it underscores fear many users have when it comes to these apps. it's very similar in practice to twitter, character the is 500 versus 280 but is linked to instagram so analyst call this potentia

louisiana attorney general jeff landry followed the lawsuit, discussing it on this program last week.ence that we have already put out to the public that things the government was doing even as high as the white house to censor american speech. cheryl: joining me as real clear investigations editor at large and the federalist senior contributor, benjamin weingarten. this is what the judge said. these actions by the white house likely first amendment violations. your reaction? >> this is a massive free-speech victory brought to us on july 4th by this federal judge in louisiana. what it does is at least temporarily freeze the public part of the mass public/private censorship and surveillance regime that has been imposed on us since post the 2016 presidential election. that ruling which everyone not to read laser out chapter and verse the myriad ways every single government agency colluded with the social media companies and coerced the social media companies had worked with third-party cut outs to effectuate censorship on everything from election integrity to covid 19 and a growing numb

cheryl: that was louisiana attorney general jeff landry on this program last week discussing his lawsuitinistration of working with big tech to censor speech to the pandemic. a federal judge is blocking the white house from communicating the social media companies determining it likely to collude with big tech to censor protected speech. the judge stated that the allegations made by plaintiffs are true in the case arguably involves the most massive attack against free speech in the united states history. your reaction. this is a big hit for the biden administration. i think the federal judge was exactly right in this instance. we know a lot has been on the open, jen psaki in july 2021 from the white house podium said were working with facebook to censor people that we think are purveying anticancer purveying disinformation about the covid-19 pandemic and joe biden in january of 2022 stepped up government pressure on the tech companies to police covid related misinformation, we've been doing this on the open, the twitter files that allowed journal filelist independent advanced as much as

landry 14 in palm springs. it is going to go on for days. 118 in needles. 111 in reading.rday, would hundred 15 degrees up north. 119 in palm springs. 120 in vegas. we have the fog along the coast which is going to keep it cool tomorrow. 59 in half moon bay. 92 and warm inland. triple digits for antioch. one of our hotspots friday through sunday. the air quality goes from good tomorrow to moderate friday and saturday. accuweather 7-day forecast, sizzling for several days. dangerous heat. possible records this weekend so watch out. >> at least we got the extra warning. >> we have some baseball to talk about. >> chris joining us with a preview >> the boys of summer coming up in sports. find out how a san francisco connection played a role in last nights home run derby. stefon perry prepares for but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots t

. >> let's go ahead and bring in louisiana attorney general jeff landry. sir, a major victory, not ruling but temporary injunction. >> it's a great victory for the constitution, for the first amendment. arguably this could be the most massive attack of a first amendment right in the history of the united states. i mean, what we have uncovered here is basically the government coercing big tech to censor americans, or basically muzzle their opinions or questions about policies that government officials were implementing during the covid period and during the election season. >> so, the biden administration believes communicating with the big tech companies during times of national crises, and public health emergency, benefits the public. the president himself said in july of 2021 there was a pandemic of the unvaccinated, thanks to disinformation that was spread on social media. you're saying it sounds like you think he had more nefarious motivations? >> well, no, look, the evidence we discovered through this court proceeding shows exactly that. that they --

i spoke with jeff landry on fox & friends and here's what he had to say. he brought the suit.ak of the fbi knew that the hunter biden laptop was real and yet today told the social media platforms to be on the lookout for russian interference, and then the hunter biden laptop story comes out. they never go back until the social media companies, oh, this is a real thing. >> kayleigh: so they let the company is believed that the laptop will rush information. >> marc: and that's about as we decide what is real and what you have to know and if it undermines our security like the hunter biden laptop you don't get to know. and this applied across the board with covid, because the idea that we knew -- that they knew the facts and that if you do not agree, you happen to be suppressed on social media, they did not have the facts. we have been going over how covid origins, we still don't know and are concerned it came from a lab, but dr. fauci and others were suppressing that idea. >> and a lot of doctors were silenced. >> marc: not me, but a lot was timeless. in the same is true with th

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but martin was one of the api's in uk with his permission i coined lampreys law, and landry slot is the number of patients enrolled atum any site is inversely proportional to the number of professors. [laughing] >> and i would say that the nih networks are all academic health centers. enough said all right. where as the industry preferred sites are usually not because they are focused on patient enrollment and so forth. and they actually were the ones that delivered the industry site so i will stop there. >> a question, something we all have thought about, what makes an agency successful? agencies are organizations just like businesses. one of thens things we talked about performance metrics and accountability and a clear budget, how do you think the fda is distinct from the cdc and the nih in that regard? on janice webmac, have a very clear nationally focused mission. we don't have state and local drug review boards but one national system. i'm concerned that some of the recent court cases that have challenged some of that. the one national system that is able to put a lot of expertise

with his permission, i coined it "landry's law", a number of patients enrolled at any site is inversely proportional to the number of professors. [applause] -- [laughter] i would say that the nih networks are all in academic health centers. enough said. where the industry preferred sites are usually not because they are focused on patient enrollment. they actually were the ones that delivered the industry. i will stop there. >> pulling on this thread, the question is something we all have talked about. what makes an agency successful? agencies are organizations like businesses. one of the things we talked about his performance metrics, accountability, and a clear budget. how do you think the fda is distinct from the cdc and nih in that regard. >> the fda, picking up on janet's point, have a nationally focused mission. we do not have state and local drug review boards but one national system. i am concerned about some of the regional court systems that challenge that. but we have one national court system that is able to put a lot of expertise into the system. as we move into having bett

neighborhoods we learned that several of the buildings residential buildings the owners installed landry facilities. that is why no one was using the land mat. i can tell that you the architects if approved will design the bar and do beautiful work temperature is in the a night club. there will not be entertainment permit. tell be a beautiful place for people to reluxury and engi a drink and meet. project be importance is here. he has lots of experience with this type of business and been a business owner in san francisco for decades if. he can tell but when he is planning. >> the land mat that we closed down a few months back. we are not able to utilize and make profits. so it is costing money every month it stays open we had to come up with a business flon do manage else. my family owns the building across the street where i have a restaurant. in the one of the retail. we have been merchant since 19 question i grew up on that block. and we --ment to make the having a service and keeping the walks lone and open business. and the lights on and activity. and we have studied other ideas to

stop and i'm sorry but i talked to martin one of the pr's w and uk and with his permission i point landry's law and his law is the number of patients enrolled in any site is inversely proportional to the number of professors. and i would say that the nih networks are all academic health center and i said all right where is the industry preferred sites are usually not because they're focused on patient so forth. and actually were the words that delivered industry sites and i will stop there. >> of a question something we all have thought a lot about, what makes an agency successful. and agencies are organizations just likefu businesses, one of things we talked about performance metrics and accountability and clear budget, how do you think the fda is distinct from the cdc and the nih in that regard. >> i janice point, very clear nationally focus mission we don't have state and local you know review boards, we have one national system and i am concerned about some of the recent court cases that have come to challenge some of that but we have one national system that is able to put a lot of exp

mitch landry, the infrastructure czar, i mean, he doesn't know how to do it no one knows how to spendll the money they did a lot of people feel like the states should give some of the money back highly unlikely. we're not going to rebuild i-95 in two weeks like they did in philadelphia >> that was a one-off for sure >> that was a one-off. >> does that mean that the e ebullience among the bulls is overrated? >> yes i just say, kentucky, tennessee. you're going to see a level of individual state inflation that we're going to have to struggle against, and that's why these numbers, which don't include homes, they took those out in 1983 to make the cpi look good, we're going to have to reinstate some by state. you're going to see some states have a dramatic increase in wages and a dramatic increase in, therefore, services, because a lot of the places that they're building don't have anything around them. it's all green field so, i just think reclass -- retrain. why no one's talking about this, i don't know i think it's because it's too granular for the numbers yes, we're absolutely able to

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. >> great the next permit is outdoor llp for the east cut landry partners at 250 main street. it was a bus terminal and converted to outdoor area and soccer and movie theater and a gym and hosts community events and had a jam permit since november 2021. they're on the regular agenda tonight because they're seeking to increase the allowable hours of music and amplified sound between 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.. the outdoor amplified sound and entertainment wouldn't occur simultaneously and not extend four hours a day and to use the amplified sound vorring events which may fall between those hours. this conditioning would allow to continue the current conditions and llp if approved. the applicants sent a letter out to the surrounding neighbors and received a letter of support from the hoa president of the lumena building across the street from the crossing as well as 22 signatures from residential neighbors. all of this out reach is in the file tonight and no opposition for the permit so out of the calendaring condition. here tonight is their operations manager. >> thank you very mu

for 22 too long rules about the frontage ofave property or where the landry room can go or weather senior housing can be built in all neighborhoods temperature is heard for me as someone who does this every day to follow and hard for plan to follow temperature and inconsistent throughout the city we need to make that easy for people to understand. for too long a local density bonus not competitive. no one uses it and we saltsz our subsidized affordable housing the housing we hear people say we need with rule this is make it hard to build. thanks to mir breed, engardio and dorsey, we have a piece of legislation to tackle that. this is just one piece of the housing element that we agreed to unanimously the board unanimous ly passed our housing element! that monies we need to pass this legislation that is going before planning today. the board should unanimously pass that. advocate and activist its is important to set the tone that's why we are here today. we are here to create energy and hold our city accountable if it does not take actions it needs to which the status quo increases cost fo

for 22 too long rules about the frontage ofave property or where the landry room can go or weather senior housing can be built in all neighborhoods temperature is heard for me as someone who does this every day to follow and hard for plan to follow temperature and inconsistent throughout the city we need to make that easy for people to understand. for too long a local density bonus not competitive. no one uses it and we saltsz our subsidized affordable housing the housing we hear people say we need with rule this is make it hard to build. thanks to mir breed, engardio and dorsey, we have a piece of legislation to tackle that. this is just one piece of the housing element that we agreed to unanimously the board unanimous ly passed our housing element! that monies we need to pass this legislation that is going before planning today. the board should unanimously pass that. advocate and activist its is important to set the tone that's why we are here today. we are here to create energy and hold our city accountable if it does not take actions it needs to which the status quo increases cost fo

for 22 too long rules about the frontage ofave property or where the landry room can go or weather senior housing can be built in all neighborhoods temperature is heard for me as someone who does this every day to follow and hard for plan to follow temperature and inconsistent throughout the city we need to make that easy for people to understand. for too long a local density bonus not competitive. no one uses it and we saltsz our subsidized affordable housing the housing we hear people say we need with rule this is make it hard to build. thanks to mir breed, engardio and dorsey, we have a piece of legislation to tackle that. this is just one piece of the housing element that we agreed to unanimously the board unanimous ly passed our housing element! that monies we need to pass this legislation that is going before planning today. the board should unanimously pass that. advocate and activist its is important to set the tone that's why we are here today. we are here to create energy and hold our city accountable if it does not take actions it needs to which the status quo increases cost fo

we have another company that turned up landry and king, a miami company, which we're only presuming hasnt. so, you know, there's nothing egalite or altruistic about any of this. you can call it what you like and it doesn't matter which group you speak to. nobody wants it here because it's wrong. but the is there's a bigger the fact is there's a bigger picture here. patrick there's a bigger picture of money within money. the big companies in link with the government, the government are paying out billions of our money. they haven't looked to see where we could be using the money locally either by using local companies. >> can i pause you there, susan, on this picture? we're on this picture. we're picture picture. we're on this picture here, which computer here, which is the computer route. yes. there will route. yes. so there will be a lot more new laptops. there is wi—fi. all this ship. so lot more new laptops. there is wi—fjustl this ship. so lot more new laptops. there is wi—fjust have this ship. so lot more new laptops. there is wi—fjust have thisright, so let's just have this right,