i think it well. lemming! the lemming and instinct. i think it's it's, it's intensely human. i mean when, when you are embark on a policy for which you have committed entirely. you follow that to the better read the even though there is conflicting evidence, suggesting that you should have stopped pursuing this policy. i mean, i've done this myself in the past in life. we've all done it to an extent when it's so much easier to observe. it in others, and you've got this sort of thing. i mean all these guys on the f o m c. and we've got the equivalent in the u. k. here with monetary policy committee. i mean, they're all reinforcing their own beliefs. every time they make, they tell the same story to themselves, almost as it is to reassure themselves that they are right and everybody else is wrong. and so i think the answer to what you're saying, max is it is an intensely human situation. and unfortunately, i just don't see how they're going to change from this. i think it's a great bit because they're just destroy. i'm just imagine if you suddenly got no dollars. if you have no

the lemming, the lemming in instinct. i think it's it's, it's intensely human. i mean when, when you are embark on a policy for which you have committed entirely, you follow that to the base rent. even though there is conflicting evidence, suggesting that you should have stopped pursuing this policy. i mean, i've done this myself in the past in life. we've all done it to an extent when it's so much easier to observe it in others. and you've got this sort of thing, i mean all these guys on the f o m c. and we've got the equivalent in the u. k here, which monetary policy committee, they're all reinforcing their own beliefs every time they make, they tell us same story to themselves. almost as it is to reassure themselves that they are right and everybody else is wrong. and so i think the answer to what you're saying, max is it isn't intensely human situation. and unfortunately, i just don't see how they're going to change from this. i think it's a great bit because they're just destroy. i'm just imagine if you suddenly got no dollars. if you have no dollars, i'm n

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the tower as you to know, the reason to have long been questions about the reckless behavior of lemmings the small road. and that throws itself off a cliff in great numbers. but in our next report, not rodents will see throwing themselves off cliffs on mass, but rather people. now we traveled to an amazing event in southern norway to find out what drive some daredevils to perform death defined stunts the free falling of them. 1000 meters high, the world's best face jumpers calculate their dive down to the last centimeter when they take the leap from the shock clip and tell their norway, is it courageous or foolhardy? it's definitely an extreme sport and very risky, but these based jumpers know exactly what they're doing. why jumpers are just normal people wanting to have some fun, everyone to fly like a birdie, no fun to finally be on top of a mountain and actually fulfill the dreams of jumping out and fly. say for sure on is a favorite with face jumper's due to its particular shape. vertical cliff has no ledges or irregularities and that would make the jump any more dangerous than it al

she talked about americans presence, slavery and emancipation enterprise willing books including lemmings of monticello and her latest book, on juneteenth. miss gordon reed will be taking your calls, facebook comments and e-mails and tweets. watch book tv, on "c-span2" this weekend. >> you may have heard aboutur unemployment fraud during covid-19 and unemployment money being stolen and we are going to talk about that next with her guest joining us, with risk solutions and the government division it ceo and joining us to talk about the issue and potential billions of dollars. good morning. >> good morning how are you. >> very well may start fresh with a headlight that we notice about in terms of where the problem is and they get to your comments. it says that half of the pandemics unemployment may have been money may have been stolen. first of all they would, your with lexus risk solutions what is a probably that your group does and how are you monitoring the unemployment or the potential for unemployment fraud. >> yes, we do very small things, we stop fraud we help catch bad people that w

. >>> lo que le aterra a los polÍticos en la ciudad es cuando ocurren estos espectÁculos il lem lazomos gastando millones de dÓlares para mejorar las calles para la seguridad de la familia los niÑos, para los niÑos. cÓmo podemos cambiar la acciÓn o terminar los shows en estas calle de las comunidad. >>> en esta grafica de la ciudad vemos las zonas propensos que estas actividades se hagan. estÁn con el color pÚrpura. >>> el plan piloto estÁ en estas Áreas la intersecciÓn de las calles y la ampliarÁn a estas zonas. me parece muy bien, que buena idea que pongan en muchos lugares para que... pasa en muchas partes acÁ. >>> hay muchas partes que lo hacen. >>> vamos a comunicarnos con la policÍa para saber si hubo autos incautados por el show del domingo pero hasta el momento no no tenemos respuesta, autoridades piden a quienes tengan informaciÓn de estos espectÁculos a que lo denuncien, puede ser de mar anÓnima. andrÉs, para el noticiero. >>> organizaciones que defienden derechos de los inmigrantes en todo el pausa se unieron para lanzar una iniciativa se llama aquÍ nos quedamos, le tengo

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there is a script that says only god can change the lem pard spot., which side are you on? it is time to use those 51 votes to do what's right for this democracy. the way we push that to happen is that we got to show and even the democrats, democrats and republicans want minimum wages and that's what we got to put in the street. if we let this be a black and whitish, we lose on that. if we make it a moral issue, a constitutional issue, and it will be changed being willing to do something about this. and put our bodies on the line in a non-violent way. but, we do need our reparation. we'll ask people to jump on. we should have done it when matthew turned back to $15. >> right. >> in addition to hundreds of thousand of people we are trying to get manchin to understand. >> thank you so much for taking me to church. >>> haiti president is assassinated in his own home. the latest on the investigation. >> the hero who films george floyd's murder. d's murder we'll be discussing that next. we'll be discussing that next. o. one that's been tamed and one that'

lemon, don lem on tonight right now. >> there are beautiful stories there. the stories they're telling about their loved ones, heart wrenching and much needed. we need to hear about the lives of the folks. but i have some breaking handoff news i want to talk to you about because you're an attorney. talk to me about what's happening with weisselberg and the trump four. because supposedly this is over tax crimes in connection with an array of perks and benefits awarded to employees. >> right. >> so weisselberg is supposedly charged now, indicted, i should say, and the trump organization. what gives? what's going on? >> indicted, charged, same thing. he's in the same position. he's supposed to surrender himself tomorrow our reporting. here's the bad news for trump people, okay. we've never seen a former president connected to this kind of criminal prosecution. this is his company, it was just indicted for alleged criminal behavior. more troubling is, the man that they have fingered for this, we weisselberg, now is in a jam because the only way out of it, he obv

it's like a remarkable sleight-of-hand lemming republicans for that. speak out right.een democratic for so long. can't remember those last time there is a republican mayor or anybody republican that was controlling chicago. and listen, it is so painfully dishonest. you wonder why are they saying this? we know that black on black violence is a huge issue. something near 95% of black homicides are committed by other black people. these are things we should be talking about and trying to get to the bottom of that. is that with a duper property? anything to do is whites a primacy? i don't think when a black gang member kills another black gang member they turn up and said we have to do this because of white supremacy. that's aptly not what is driving that. the more interesting question to ask is why is this be a doing this? why are they being so painfully obviously dishonest? the larger topic here that we should be discussing that's what they are committed to is trying to identify ideologues. i'm talking about and the cia, in the military, the department of justice paid wh

laura: all emotionalism, no facts, no one said nothing happened, typical biden dodge and all the lemmingsnn, thank you, it is ridiculous. >> it is ridiculous and justice ridiculous is the fact that nobody has answered to this day, no democrat has been willing to go where we wanted to go which was to ask the questions about why on january 6th we were so well prepared for something that for tragic incident that after the capitol we knew three weeks prior to january 6th, we had intelligence the toll that something was going to happen that day. i met with the head of the capitol police union today and talked to him about his views on january 6th, he said they weren't prepared for that day by their leadership, weren't equipped and given the right equipment to take care of what would happen on that day, weren't trained for what happened that day. i called on bennie thompson, the chairman of the committee, to bring the head of the capitol police union to the hearing next tuesday and to hear from him, someone who represents the rank-and-file capital police officers, they don't want to go there be

those organized teams of folks that are connected not just within communities but all across the hee lem is vil vioshavepeople t perception of lawlessness and that has to be overcome. >> is part of our effort to build a better bay area, hundreds of repeat offenders are responsible for much of the shoplifting in the city. the supervisor requested the police department and da provide him information on organized retail theft. the police chief and da responded with letters. there are records of repeat shoplift offenders. in 2019, 219 up repeat offenders. in 2020 119 repeat offenders. >> that had everything with businesses being close. 2020 was more of an aberration. if we look back at 2021 is more at an increase. >> unless officers catch offenders in the police have to go through other steps of the investigation and that sometimes takes a while. >> did you think i wasn't going to say something? did you think i was going to sit back and not ask you a reason why? >>> a retired oaklandretired oad sharing something suspicious happening with her home. exclusively with abc 7 news. it's out alerte

he is waiting for the president to lem nature the sen-- elimina filibuster and police reform. >> he hase're still going to be pressing for more. >> reporter: now, even though the president is only at the six-month mark of his term, there is a sense of urgency in the west wing. tonight a senior white house official telling me, we know that, the president certainly knows that. the clock is ticking. that is why the pressure on the white house now so critical over these next coming summer weeks. anderson? >> jeff zeleny, appreciate it. thanks very much. president biden joins don lemon for an exclusive presidential town hall live tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be right back. removes germs in seconds, moisturizes for hours. soft, smooth. new dove handwash. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your ca

lem. >> i love you, as well. >>> this is "don lemon tonight." this is our breaking news. okay? cnn has confirmed an internal cdc document with a chilling warning, infections from the delta variant appear to be more severe and spread as easily as chickenpox. are you listening, people? are you listening? are you listening? "the washington post" is reporting the variant is so contagious, that it acts almost like a different, novel virus, spreading more quickly an ebola or the common cold. are you listening? are you listening? are you listening? the document argues officials must, quote, acknowledge the war has changed. we got a lot more to come on this and what it means for americans as a delta variant spreads in hot spots all across this country. i got to tell you, i'm from louisiana. everyone -- not everyone i love, but all of my family members are in louisiana. they're in baton rouge. and it is crazy there. the virus is just running rampant there. i'm so worried about them. i am so worried about them. because they get so much information and it, quite honestly, is mostly red st

lemon, don lem on tonight right now. >> there are beautiful stories there. the stories they're

in new york, city councilman lem mark levine tweeted "indoor mask use in nyc is falling.need to reverse this trend. it's time to renew the indoor mask mandate." new york mayor bill de blasio says the city's focus is on getting shots into more arms. leaders on both coasts agree this has become a pandemic of the unvaccinated who account for 99% of today's covid deaths nationwide. shannon. >> shannon: claudia, thank you so much. to that point the u.s. women's gymnastics team is on edge following the positive coronavirus test of an alternate. days before the elements are set to begin in tokyo. the athlete who is fully vaccinated and a fellow alternate had been placed under quarantine. a federal judge has denied a bid by eight indiana university students to block the schools vaccine mandate for the upcoming fall semester. students are given mandate violates the 14th amendment guaranteeing equal protection. the judge ruled "the balance of harms in the public interest favor the university." we will keep checking the case. fears over the spread of the delta variant appeared to sp

the reason to have long been questions about the reckless behavior of lemmings the small road, and that throws itself off a cliff in great numbers. but in our next report, not rodents will see showing themselves off cliffs on mass, but rather people. now we traveled to an amazing event in southern norway to find out what drive some daredevils to perform death defined stance. the result of some 1000 meters high. the world's best face jumpers calculate their dive down to boss centimeter. when they take the leap from the shock put in southern norway to the courageous or foolhardy, it's definitely an extreme sport and very risky. but these based jumpers know exactly what they're doing. why? based on 1st, i just normal people wanting to have some fun, everyone to fly like a birdie, no fun to finally be on top of a mountain and actually fulfill the dreams of jumping out and fly safely down. the sure is a favorite with based jumper's due to its particular shape. vertical cliff has no ledges or irregularities that would make the jump any more dangerous than it already is. we can do it here in i

biden and company and all the liberal lemmings are neither your friend nor your ally.u don't get on board with what they are doing, they will call you a murderer. in essence. i know that biden locked that back, but this is essentially what jen psaki said last week. if you are bothered by the white house trampling on the constitution, the first amendment, censoring speech online, government overreach, well, somehow you want people to die from coveted that's the choice. it is threatening language, they are doing what all fascists to do, as carol markowitz would say. every fascist always had a great reason why they want to shut down information and speech. it's always for your own good. i will add one less thing. anybody wants to talk about the vaccine blame game, let's start with kamala harris and her fearmongering about the vaccine in the kind of anti-vax science denier, talking about the trump vaccine. joe biden did it, and he cuomo did it. if they're talking about people not getting vaccinated, it is on the buy demonstration 'shoulders, because it started last year. b

this is literally the metaphor of the lemmings running to their own slaughter.ening to that instead of the science, which goes way, way, back, we would not be the world we are today if it were not for pen sillin. these things are real. to suggest they're not, particularly if you have no education in science, it's lying to the american people and putting them at the risk of death. we saw sanjay over there in japan, an american athlete at the olympics is out and god knows how sick he could get. this is wrong for journalists to be doing this or people who call them that, whether it's fox, or one american at work, news max. these are all capable channels perpetuating lies. i've been working hard. we have a coalition going on called perfect situation u.s. with a number of organizations, institutions, activists across the country. it's an incredibly diverse group. for republicans of goodwill who understand that what's happening to the republican party and the country as a consequence of what trump and the far right did is really, really dangerous. and it's time for th

>> well, i just see -- i mean, just a -- i don't know if it's like lemmings running all at one time maybe it's the merrill lynch herd, the bullish herd i don't know, how can all this valuation just magically change just like that i know why the sentiment is because, all right, maybe we've sort of overly concerned about the delta variant and it's not going to be that big of a deal that might be part of it there was some good economic data that might be part of it i'm not really sure, but -- so that chart's kind of crazy to me obviously we had a giant oil move when we had the opec move in there, which tim talked about yesterday. but back up a little more. i think we have another chart that goes what may be considered ancient history in a market like this, but back to june of 2021, and we see the oih at 240. so the move from 240 to 177 is so gigantic, that's just ridiculous to me so that seemed very, very oversold, so i have some oih now. i had it last week, i had a tight stop, it immediately lost money out, i'm in now. i don't think one has missed the move back up when you step back to that

the tower is yet another reason to have long been questions about the reckless behavior of lemmings. the small road and that throws itself off a cliff in great numbers. but in our next report, not rodents will see throwing themselves off cliffs on mass, but rather people. now we traveled to an amazing event in southern norway to find out what drives some daredevils to perform death defined stunts the re following up with them. 1000 meters high, the world's best bass jumpers calculate their dive down to the la centimeter when they take the leaf from the sure are put in southern norway is a courageous or foolhardy. it's definitely an extreme sport and very risky. but these based jumpers know exactly what they're doing. why don't 1st i just normal people wanting to have some fun, everyone to play like a burden. no fun to finally be on top of a mountain and actually fulfill the dream of jumping out and fly safely down. the sure is a favorite with bass jumpers due to its particular shape. vertical cliff has no ledges or irregularities that would make the jump any more dangerous than it al

and a new "new york post" editorialist lemming with a call cuomo's, quote, "utterly pathetic antigun crime push." what do you think, joe, of the new quote from the governor to check the surge in violence in the city with gun owners? to go just a week ago we had the congresswoman cortez saying violence was hysteria and we were massaging the statistics despite murder being up in the city. but now it's a public health crisis that he needs to address. in a hilarious way of serendipity, the same day he made this announcement, we have the heir apparent to the manhattan d.a. office saying there are no longer going to prosecute resisting arrest crimes when he takes office. so what i really like to have seen is for the governor to address the real issue. how about bail form and has been a disaster in new york? how about these d.a.s letting people out and not even prosecuting the crimes we have on the books right now? so if you're going to declare a public health emergency, governor, maybe you should do some research and figure out what the problem really is. >> gillian: what about his move to

it is my prif lem as i can't to tell my story, as i continue to weave in that story, to hear from again our chairwoman, our chairwoman who, again, has spoken with her actions, not just her words. congressman joyce beatty, chair of the congressional black caucus, senior member and chairwoman of the financial services committee and again, someone who shows the nation that it is both our message and power. being arrested in the name of the fight for equality, getting into allile good trouble. i'm sure the -- into a little good trouble. i'm sure the picture of john lewis is looking, or he, is looking down on us. the gentlelady from ohio is recognized. mrs. beatty: thank you so much to wongcome sheila jackson lee -- to congresswoman sheila jackson lee who is co-anchor with congressman richie torres. you are at the right place in the right time in history. thank you for your leadership and your powerful, profound words of talking about not only our late congressman john lewis, but talking about why we are here tonight. speaking truth to power, from your own experience, from your own leadershi

caller: darrell, -- yes, i am not going to wear the mask, i am not going to where the -- be a lemmingand when the less time five chi or belinsky has seen a covid patient, and if everyone is so concerned about covid, they should stop all of the illegal immigrants coming across the border with covid and i don't know what the percentage is. i thought you were supposed to be on partial, by the way, with this program. caller: well, i ask people where they get their information to other others -- others can hear where it is coming from. or what evidence they have. caller: obviously you are not looking at the news or the cdc report. host: there is a cdc report about illegal immigration? caller: no. they are too ignorant to report the fact. all you have to do is see what is across -- coming across the board -- almost one million people have come across the border and most of them have not been tested and if they are tested positive they are still testing them -- sending them across the border. host: let's go to rose marie, st. petersburg, florida. you say yes, rose marie. caller: yes, i said

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pete: were they teachers radicals or lemmings. i have got clap here it's critical race theory. lot of them are just going along to get along. will: read this tweet responding to asra. ha happy to contribute in any way red meat. must be tiresome to keep the foe anti-whatever can. pete: the anti-lady anti-whatever? will: parents just a little bit later this morning. starting with a fox news alert. police arrest a man wanted in the brazen attempted kidnapping in new york city. he is behind bars now facing several charges. police say he is the man scene n this surveillance video snatch ago 5-year-old boy off a sidewalk and stuffing him in a car in broad daylight. fortunately the boy's mother was there and pulled her son out before the car could speed off. police say he had an accomplice who is still on the run. u.s. justice department officials delayed investigation into hunter biden to keep it from the public during the 2020 election. politico reporting, quote, last summer, prosecutors have sought search warrants. they had already sought and this issued a flurry of grand jury subp

pete: fresh made lem none made two dollars. a little high on the price. rachel: inflation. stand. if it's ignoring cdc guide adaptation they will have to put up with it. there are no restrictions coming to a state or a city near you. if you are paying attention at all, you see that that is happening and the justification is delta variant which used to be known as the indian variant but now we name it after greek letters so that's a thing. here are the states where there are new retribulation, california, connecticut, illinois nevada washington, all democrat led states unsurprisingly. this as other states like texas are saying they are banning mandatory vaccines and mask mandates. governor ron desantis in florida is signing an executive order saying you will not-i school districts can't require masks in school. >> we have, very different approaches in different states this new. rachel: going to be interesting to see what happens. i mean, will people -- like will this cause people to go do you know what? i'm done with this. i'm going to move to a state maybe that's more tree?