we're on the schedule. if on tuesday that will be a boy if after a girl a girl if a girl let it be lisa wellto understand. get up, come on. swimsuit good morning good morning happy birthday. thank you happy birthday, thank you very much. bon appetit. thank you it was very tasty. well, how will your wife be surprised, will i cure? okay, i'm telling you right. you are a real doctor. okay come on, come on. thank you bye. bye. differentiation look in the animal world. nothing to do. angry birds mom, i'm hungry. well, where are you going? now you 're breaking everything. well, mom, i'm hungry, firstly, don't yell, and secondly, your favorite question will arrive now. hello hello queen are you resting? nothing so long, take the bags in the trunk. so let's replay and over there you see. tomato juice contains lipids that allow the conversion of accumulated cholesterol. you need to move more. don't count calories. i i'll look at you somehow after the birth. i mean give birth to two at least? they, too , some of you run all the figure with us, yes, well, give birth for the seventh year, there will soo

lisa well, i'm sorry. say yeah and i know that there's been some legislation out there to try to combat that it hasn't been totally success civil, but there is a movement to try to kind of equalize the playing field and you know, i know we've talked before that some publishers are not sell to us or they limit the stock for libraries. so i would say i don't want to be overly negative, but i seen a change and maybe my other panelists have, but i haven't seen one. yeah, edward and eliot, are we sliding back into the same place that we were before the pandemic? did we learn nothing during this period? edward slow back and but i think that, you know, at the industry in terms of libraries we can start to slow you know, money we thought and when i say money talks if we as libraries systems band together and say we boycott for a month or two, then bang the digital and show them what that impact is economically in terms of their profit margins. we could they be forced to come and sit at the table and talk to us in

lisa, well , you know, lisa says in russian that you are reading, what kind of lisa are you. , that is, that's how it is with her. that means it's disgusting for her there. lisa she is also in ukraine lisa there is still a moment, and she recently married her daughter. and naturally. now after the start of a special military operation. well, there freon could not help but notice. she would rather look at her son-in-law, whom he has very much hides its means, the activity practically does not publish any photos except for. he is there with these, and he deals with firewood with boards and so on in one of the social networks. he posts these boards all the time. and yes, you farion says, here he is fighting in ukraine, the only mention. about his military, not in ukraine there is a chevron. this tait is the only one, how can we identify that it turns out that her son-in-law is brave, fights and opposes the russian troops nowhere. he does not fight do not believe. as practice has shown, all these ukrainian nationalists are on in fact, for them nationalism - a form of earnings, mon

lisa. >> well , we lisa. >> well, we heard police confirmed an eight year old girl passed away at thefter that land rover had crashed into the school just before 10 am. this morning. police said earlier 16 people were treated at the scene and ten were taken to hospital . the driver, who is to hospital. the driver, who is a woman in her 40s, has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. and police say they're not treating the crash as terror related. i spoke to local mp stephen hammond earlier about the incident and this is what he had to say. well it is a very quiet road. >> it's a very narrow road . so >> it's a very narrow road. so although there are two golf courses up there and other things, it's very difficult to build up any speed because cars are parked on the road . and are parked on the road. and quite often you have to stop to let pass. so i mean, let people pass. so i mean, obviously there's real sadness at the tragedy, but also some incomprehension as to how it happened.i incomprehension as to how it happened . i guess . so as he he happened. i gues

, thank you for joining lisa monaco, >> well, lisa, thank you for joini is lisa monaco, >> well, isa, thank you for joini is the lisa monaco, >> well, lisa, thank you for joini is the sun's lisa monaco, >> well, lisa, thank you for joini is the sun's travel/ionaco, >> well, lisa, thank you for joini is the sun's travel editor�*, who is the sun's travel editor who's in the south of france. i've got to say, carol, some of the papers are describing it. it's like the dunkirk spirit , it's like the dunkirk spirit, the doing the local people doing everything they could to help the holidaymakers, is the holidaymakers, which is astonishing think, as astonishing when you think, as you lisa, they're ones you said, lisa, they're the ones who lose the most here. >> and i just think i mean, one hotel hotelier described this as a biblical catastrophe , and a biblical catastrophe, and that's exactly what it looks like here, doesn't it? >> and some these hotels will >> and some of these hotels will be razed to the ground. we're talking foster talking to arlene foster yesterday, presenter yesterda

lisa? yes. well, what about using some of the little ones you know, like a young people often don't know much about the self defense forces. he's an old and they're not interested when they're mostly in difference on either positive or negative waiting. so what are the causes of the armies? first division in tokyo, new recruits, come to swear an oath of allegiance about the chest. logically empty. the army is especially source of ground troops. the defense poles holds an open day to advertise for new recruits. but most of those who come on relatives of people who are already signed up there are jobs going for all the family. and the post view thursdays was focused on dissolves to response units. now the government needs armed forces. so they doing all they can to win over the countries disinterested, young people, anyone who even just tries on a helmet like school students, my quotes are not, autonomy is immediately invited for a korea's tool. of course, you mentioned that he's into marshal lots you

my god, lisa, you, well, you even came up with something for yourself.olleagues. well, yes, so my colleagues believed. do you want me to tell you about my colleague? 12 years of marriage children, i go out of my way to please him, and he cheats not everyone drinks with a skirt, like a fish of an extra gift. you can't interrogate him, not like me. by the way, do you know why i came here? i don’t know, i just really like the one who sits in the same office with you. this just to exchange the awl for soap, i honestly didn’t understand, this sadovsky is the same as that your husband, only without money , pays alimony for three wives after a divorce.

lisa. yes. well, what are the using some of the little ones. you know what the young people often don't know much about the self defense forces. i know, and they're not interested to i didn't when i came up there mostly and difference on either positive or negative waiting. so what are the updated causes? a b armies 1st division in tokyo. new recruits come to swear an oath of allegiance . but the chairs are largely empty. the army is especially source of ground troops . the defense poles holds an open day to advertise for new recruits. but most of those who come on relatives of people who are already signed up there are jobs going for all the family in the post view. sorry, jesus focused on disaster response units. now the government needs armed forces. so they doing all they can to win over the country's disinterested young people to anyone who even just tries on at home. it's like school students, my quotes are not got tony is immediately invited for a career is to of course you mentioned that he's into marshal lots you might have been the co

well, lisa, i give the floor to you.nk you lida the atmosphere at the slavianski bazaar really charges me with positive emotions. particularly hot harvesting of winter crops and just about the mass start of the collection of grain crops and rapeseed, their personal contribution to the general, karavay of the country is making hardworking youth, so in the dzerzhinsky district, the agro folklore team was joined by a detachment of 16 students of the belarusian agrarian technical the university is the future. mechanical and electrical engineers even before the start of the harvesting guys check the serviceability and prepare the sites for testing the equipment, both in the honey yard and in the fields in tandem with experienced colleagues. you work there, here, too, for several years now , i have been specially drinking for myself, because i wanted to work on machines, and a mechanical engineer is what i was doing on machines. univer chose easily. i have a target. i am an agro-class graduate and first of all cleaning a loade

this is lisa, me. well, there are several reasons. firstly, there is indeed a massive level of one sided reliance. it's crept in simply because of the sheer size or the chinese market. so the items come up, you meet a guy who have 1400000000 consumers and mark, then these ones will have to move. that's a market that you otherwise only find in india, india, and plus, if you know china works according to different rules and which is sometimes difficult to navigate free. absolutely. so and then it's just, it's a communist system with a government that works hard to ensure its own company, easy part, add an advantage to the item of the name and united full attached to them and so thing. and that definitely makes life harder for foreign companies. actually it, india has plenty to offer, including a lot of tech savvy young people with an above average education in the i t industry 4 point oh, the math digitalization of manufacturing is well underway. this factory belonging to german automation supplier vice is am

msnbc political analyst, brendan buck is with me as well as msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin. ryan, all the action happening inside that courthouse behind you. what do we know at this hour? >> reporter: you know, we know that the grand jury is meeting and we know that that critical meeting took place between the special counsel's office and donald trump's lawyers. what was interesting just a few moments ago i spotted some officers from the metropolitan police department here in d.c. along with park police and members of the u.s. marshal service who oversee security at the courthouse all meeting just outside the courthouse, and then they all proceeded to go inside the courthouse. so it would appear as though they were preparing for some potential big event coming up here. we don't know, obviously, you know, we're still awaiting that indictment. we don't know for sure when that will happen, but if that indictment does take place there's going to need to be an arraignment and security measures are going to have to be stepped up. that's something, we've seen that sort of bubbling

lisa well, we agreed. only a good club. no, i'm just asking about security. i don't have any paranoia lisa, but it will appear if you don't let me meet the child at the department of defense department of light's weekend. don't worry, i won or in your opinion, should calmly look like property. you can’t even imagine what the sums of the figure are. a little more the ministry before us, you first scribbled rumors on me, you’ll break your teeth kalyuzhny, if you still don’t understand that you can’t move me , they will explain this to you, firstly, bother to contact me on you and by rank. i am a general in the russian army. and your position does not give you the right to violate the chain of command. secondly, i wrote a denunciation, and a report from the ministers demanding that an audit be carried out on the facts of the sale of the property entrusted to me county simply put, embezzlement. thirdly, if your arrival is of an official nature, tell me its purpose. if not, leave my office and do not interfere with work. washcloth but i showed it, didn't i? that's

western alliance lots of major banks are reporting as well. lisa, lots of retail sales, that will be a focus as well. lisa: the expectation is softening in the discretionary spending. one thing we have forgotten about is as things have gotten more expensive people have been more discerning about where they spend their money so everyone was flying everywhere but they may have not in purchasing the cartier watches. these are the trade-offs people are making. jonathan:jonathan: cruises and not watches. lisa: -- tom: there pretty good, except for the united states -- they are pretty good, except for the united states, a bit softer here in america. why should we be surprised? i guess they pulled back, 5%, 8%. lisa: it is not just china. that is what we should underscore is his belief in what would happen. lisa: in the u.s. we are seeing people pull back on certain spending that is discretionary. we are seeing that across all different income levels. jonathan: let's talk about equity futures. early positive -- barely positive. 3.7540 on the 10 year. even

after those sources of diversity policies in the legal arena and legislation and in other areas as well. lisa: eugene, the president said this is not the last word and that was echoed by other people in the biden administration. ok. what -- what does that mean? eugene: unclear. because there's not a lot of levers that they have to pull, right? because this is the supreme court actually saying race -- this country, something that if we're all being honest around this table we know that is not true. the question that a lot of voters have and will continue to have for the administration is you -- what are you going to do about it? you talk to them. and you try to figure it out. they don't seem to have a good handle on what they're able to do. something this administration does do quite often is kind of send out fact sheets to lots of them to colleges and universities of whomever to say these are the things you can do to kind of get around this law. or get around this ruling. for example, i went -- i was a hi school student in texas, and every student in the top 10% could get into the u.t. system

counteroffensive began not necessarily doing that well but there is a new weapon involved and i can tell you a lot americans are not happy about it. lisa on illinois first to eliminate cash bail. if it is a violent crime, should be no bail, period, no matter who the hell you are. that is the crazy thing. [applause] no bail, make it a moot point. it is a moot point. it is not the gun! it is not inanimate object. get to the core what is making people hurt people particularly people who look like each earth. you have a blue bandanna. i have a red bandanna. find out bu what is really at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach happening ice, invest with confidence. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ (wipe out by the surfaris plays) ♪ ♪ ♪ this is american infrastructure, a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ charles: all right, folks,

the stock is performed tremendously well. lisaey've done a great job of copying social media platforms. that's what we have seen consistently whether it's tiktok or the company formally known as twitter. i can't call it by its name. jonathan: no one knows what you're talking about. lisa: the artist formerly known as prince, the same thing. i am looking forward to understanding whether people really lean into this even after the rally we've seen it in the performance we have seen so consistently with big tech. jonathan: phenomenal performance bymeta. performance on capitol hill, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell froze in place for like 20 seconds at a news conference. there are real concerns about his health. hours later, the senator spoke to reporters and tried to reassure them with this quotation -- the president called to check up on me and i told him i got sandbagged which i assume is a bit of humor alluding to what happened to the present when he tripped a month or so ago. lisa: we all feel for mitch mcconnell. that's an

well. tom: thank you so much. we will see you again next week. we have bank of america, first national. lisaee that what pacific -- pacific west says is it? lisa: they provide much more funding than the footprint would suggest in the american economy. tom: i had this done to me i have made a mistake mistake andf citigroup, stilt nicely elevated off of the previous $47.68. investment banking revenue return average equity, tangible or be careful the sources you see today. dow futures up. lisa: we are looking at the bank earnings today, important to get a gauge on the u.s. consumer and the u.s. economy. reid has been across-the-board. things are going well and for the banks it means record revenue. they are talking about how some regulation is overstepping. we are hearing that from jamie diamond. how long can this dynamic continue if lending is continuing to increase but delinquencies and write-offs also continue to take higher. tom: my most important interview, i know jamie diamond listens to the program but i don't want to talk to them. i want to talk to mary at j.p. morgan. there has not bee

showing them something, and somebody must have remembered well enough to confirm that to federal investigators. >> a lot more to talk about. lisa rubin, vaughn hillyard, ken dilanian, thank you as well. >>> coming up, what is the special counsel's strategy in the mar-a-lago documents case. we're going to ask chuck rosenberg, coming up. >>> plus, the world is watching a growing crisis in niger, amidst an attempted crew we're live on the ground, you don't want to miss that. >>> in michigan, day two to decide if the oxford school shooter should spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. what survivors are testifying they saw the then 15-year-old do that day. we are back in just 60 seconds. o that day we are back in just 60 seconds add-on tre atment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. m

i think that is probably true here as well. lisa: you have been defensive. yesterday a lot of people were saying it is a game changer. jim reed said it is hard to find any negative spin. we have seen real disinflation across almost every input. what would it take for you to change your view and become more constructive? tony: our calls tend to be light and tight. the time to be super negative from a market perspective was back last year, early in the year, as soon as jerome powell used the word volcker. when you have so many companies that are still down 50% or 60% from their 52-week high, that is not the time to make a major downside that. light and tight means extra cash and more of a defensive posture to take advantage of a recession-based week. i still believe we are trending toward a recession because of the labor market. the employment trends index has never gone to the current level without being in a nearby recession. even yesterday small business hiring plans index, the optimism take up, but the hiring plans went down. but it would take committed ch

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today lisa will be engaged, well, and you and your children.ing every morning with a charge let's go. the first exercise in order to awaken our body and our body is there will be head tilts, we will perform them smoothly. be careful not to rush anywhere, because our body is just waking up, put your hands on your belt and tilt your head to one side and to the other side. our spine and awakens the thoracic region to perform the exercises we will go from a tilt position. perform each twist or lift in the most smooth amplitude to make this complex, both on the right and on the left hand , alternately changing them. and now we will move on to the third exercise, where already let's use. hip joints in this exercise. we will take the leg back, and in the second position bring the knee forward in this way to engage the hip joints, do not forget that you keep your back straight in this exercise. you stretch your crown up. well, help yourself with your hands in each of the movements, let's go. perform each exercise 15-20 times to do it at a comfortable a

lisa okay. well, okay, i know you can answer. so i started by looking at other speech anthologies and because i'm such a something of a completionist, i started collecting them then i just couldn't stop. i bought and i bought and i bought and i would look at them and i would open them up to the table of contents and. i would see almost no speeches by women. most of them, in fact, had no speeches by women. but nevertheless, i got very good at buying. i bought old ones. i bought new ones and all i bought about 230 speech anthologies. there were that many speeches and these are only ones in the english language. and then i made a big infographic you can see it on the website and it's it's called how the history of speech forgot about women's speech forgot about women's speech. and i forgot is really it's sarcastic, of course, because no one just forgets about something. it's a you know, it's a process or result of a number of influences or a number of circumstances. but the bottom line is that they just care. they didn't care what w

well, lisa, what can we do to help for second chance rescue. >> you can apply to either foster or adoptdonations. cheryl: how many kittens do you have right now? >> i have about 40. cheryl: 40 kittens. >> yeah. cheryl: oh, my gosh. how do you find place force all of these kittens -- places for all of these kittens. >> it's foster homes only. cheryl: i think we need to look at shares of pet smart today. >> exactly. cheryl: lisa, thank you so much for being with us. i hope they find homes. are these siblings, these three? >> so this was a mississippi rescue. so they're siblings. cheryl: they came from mississippi. >> they came from mississippi. cheryl: and you're a big, strong queens kitty cat. good for you valentino. thank you so much for your work. we really appreciate it. all right. well, the next hour of "mornings with maria" is going to start meow right now. ♪ shot through the heart and you're to blame. ♪ darling, you give love a bad name. ♪ cheryl: it is time for the word on wall street. top investors watching your money. futures this morning as you can see pointing to a rough day a

well. the tenured is 3.76. lisa: large banks -- goldman sachs reported 730, and we have zion throughout the day. i am interested in regionals. goldman sachs is a fascinating story, in terms of what happens post market, but tanks have climbed back -- banks have climbed back to the highest valuation since march. can we climb further? other earnings -- we are going to get netflix and ibm after the bell as well as tesla and united airlines. i am also watching carvana which had a surprising announcement that they are going to move forward with their earnings release from august 3 two today before the bell. we don't know why the market is taking that steeply lower. and we get u.s. building permits and housing starts. we saw a huge rebound in the last month reading. we are expecting that to revert more towards the norm, but this is the question. do we get a housing rebound at a time where this is the one area people are pointing to as the most interest-rate sensitive? jonathan: economic data is 25 missed away. bulls are ou

reporting today that in 2018, former president trump acquired about having the irs investigated, lisa page as, wellh were involved, as we all remember quite, well in the investigation into the trump campaign's ties to russia. the new revelations are all coming from sworn testimony by trump's former chief of staff, john kelly, we want to bring in former u.s. attorney and legal analyst, joyce vance, to talk more about this. it's always great to talk to you. so along with this reporting, it reminds us of some pretty substantial audits done to james comey, former director of the fbi, along with andrew mccain, comey's deputy. what do you make of this new reporting and is there anything to possibly weaponize the irs with? >> right, so as we so often are forced to comment, we hear conservatives complaining about behavior by democrats, when they are really just protecting about their own behavior. because if there's anything that involves weaponization of the federal government it would certainly be sending the irs to investigate people you perceive as being your political allies. you know, that said, the

but i imagine as a parent this weighs on them as well. lisadent trump legal issues, some say if you can whether a republican nomination he will not win the general election. there is question around the enthusiasm dividing can bring and donald trump. and will he win if they are paired against each other? there will be pushback given concerns about his age and unresolved russians around how his tenure would go. annmarie: two things. i and many americans think that both individuals are too old. you see that come out now given with last week with senator mitch mcconnell or diane feinstein. there is a growing call nikki haley talked about it over the weekend again at the iowa dinner that there is a growing call of a new generation of leaders. that weighs on biden at the moment because he is the acting president of the united states. it is not a for sure conclusion that if it would be a rematch of 2020, biden versus trump, that biden would win. i don't think anyone today could project who will win in the upcoming race. the poll showed that biden wo

lisa: i believe so. no, it is tim. jonathan: well the whole stream on the auto industry is fantastic. ou go through the whole supply chain start to finish, how green are the? when do you start to break even? lisa: how much is it predicated on the idea of the parts will be recycled into future iterations when the technology is shifting? this is offered at a time when the governments are trying to push the vehicles. jonathan: that would be my -- can you imagine how much they will cost to fix? of got no idea how reliable these are. tom: i wonder if it is like railroads in america. jonathan: they will shove all this money into this effort. tom: she was shaken. lara rhame. jonathan: let's get to the research. for percent saying this. -- 4% saying this. tom: a brilliant note, she comes from a foreign exchange background, chief u.s. economist at fs investments. she follows the data like an animal. i love how you are looking at real yields. i looked at the not the 10 year, the vanilla, but the inflation-adjusted real yield. i'm thunderstruck. our re--- are real yields now where they have the e

tom: well as lisa mentioned as well, the spread market feet -- speaks volumes, voting for equities toi would go back to my theme that companies adapt and that's what we are seeing right now, whether it is general motors or microsoft this afternoon. paint company sherwin-williams, and all-american name. with paint, john, you get a new place, you move into a new place with four bedrooms and a view. jonathan: you bought one? tom: thinking of other people. you've got to go out and sherwin-williams paint is up 6.3%. jonathan: welcome to the program if you are just tuning in. the s&p 500, currently positive. coming up in about 30 minutes we are catching up with the general motors cfo after they raised their guidance about an hour ago. general motors this morning, the cfo later this hour. tom: it will be interesting to see what he says. he's a southern guy. manufacturing from the midwest to the south, it will be interesting. there are some distractions here with the earnings announcement this morning, the embargo stuff and all that but the big distraction for me is ev, what are they and the

lisa well, it's not actually a picket line. >> it's more of a it's a meeting of people .re in just a moment. so we won't see the traditional banners and things outside just outside the building. but just going back to what the government last going back to what the goverrtheyt last going back to what the goverrthey offered last going back to what the goverrthey offered pay|st going back to what the goverrthey offered pay rise week, they offered a 6% pay rise to medics . obviously, to medics. obviously, consultants are now on strike across england today. tomorrow with two other days planned in august . the british medical august. but the british medical association have said that they find about 6% insulting find that about 6% insulting because they say that consultants wages have fallen 35% since 2008. so just to explain a bit more, i'm joined by a&e doctor simon welsh. thank you so much forjoining us today. so tell us a little bit about what's happening today. >> yeah, afternoon, lisa. there's we're at a gathering, a rally of consultants at the headquarters of the bma in

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles as well. india is lisa space. mission is on its way to the main. the online town to ryan 3 is designed to land a rosa lunar south pole for the 1st time. a previous attempt failed to the 4 years ago by brian griffin reports 3010. in the space program successfully lost his unmanned record into all that the chun dry on the 3 is on a mission to reach the fast side of the moon. but its undeclared, the best title, and an estimate of the month long journey. he has stopped at his journey to explain our data to vmc has already done that and take it off into the side. so it'd be that on up 17536000 plans if you want me to. the last is in the target on it, and it is besides me, they are now and let us resolve the best part of that of that and take it off to make it spot of the this pride at mission control for thousands of scientists monitoring the lower tip, such as the watts space center of natural 9. but skeptics of question have billions of dollars spent in india a space race who benefits ordinary indians? government of india now has and owns this policy

the 17 year old who was killed by police. asked the w as lisa lewis and paris, whether the riots are now over as well. association is certainly coming down at least 70 people who are arrested last night compact about 150 the night before and 1300 just a few nights ago. however, the writing is not a very just yet 150 cars were burned across the country last night and 4 police stations attacked. and the my, my call the president as well aware of that when he was visiting a police station just wanted him to know. so while i'm right now in northern powers, he told police officers that, that he understood the situation was very difficult. that but that they couldn't, they also have to maintain their guard extra to keep up the guard and that the government would continue to put, to deploy a loss of police forces $45000.00 last night across the territories, at least for the coming few days. now i understand the prisoner account is due to meet the mayors of more than 2 hundreds, 200 towns and cities affected by the unrest. what can we expect from that meeting lisa? for a while, it's important for the governm

relentlessly on getting this right. finally, you'll setting up this summit of world leaders on a i, lisa in the well have to ask you was the u. k, the right place, the such a summit? you all right, nato. remember we just talked about the divisions in the world. we need the best to to have this in a, in a neutral place. well, a is present. she'll present pollutant going to come. so i tell you, regard, regard about membership of, of nato as a barrier to this actual, i mean, we should remember that the u. k has a unique cost of well cloth, the universities and research institutions. we have a very, very active, a high performing venture capitalists of inch capital environments in the, in the u. k. and the combination of those to means all tech sector is disproportionately successful. so we have a loss of knowledge in the u. k. in this area, we go to the right language, you've got to find times, and then we go back convening power that we all very, very proud of. we do not pretend that we have all the offices, but we are part of the process of finding out results with us citizens across the border into

right now we have washington post congressional investigations reporter and msnbc contributor, as well as lisac legal analyst, both favorites of the show. welcome ladies get to see. you i know jacqui you contributed to the big exclusive in the post today this first report on trump's efforts to pressure former republican governor greg doug doocy about shortfall over more than 10,000 votes what can you tell us about this phone call and is this being looked at by jack smith's team? >> yes alex i have to politely disagree with governor doocy's statement to my colleagues who landed this brilliant and interesting scoop this morning. we are not quite sure if governor doocy the former governor has been contacted by smith's office since he communicated to others during a donor meeting over a meal in arizona earlier this year that he was under pressure after trump's loss to a republican. in the state. this account had been confirmed by others who were aware of doocy's call with former president donald trump after the election where trump was repeatedly asking him to find evidence to substantiate his cla

well, here's some women. so lisa threw out the director.e store put this leaflet in the store, she put it in a bag of groceries , i'm sure it was so. what if he continues to court her? and they keep dating. well, go ahead and ask him about it. it is too early. i have to find evidence to pin her to the wall. and then what? but then i'm afraid to even think about it. yes excellent, well done waiting. caught ivanova apart from the bobbins for some multicookers imagine it in peace my closet is gone, there's nothing there for my clients' stuff. zaire , forgive me, i'll explain everything to you later. let's see how it was again. we arrived in a wheelbarrow , tied a cable to the bars on the window, pulled furs, stayed on the street, gathered that i needed to hand over the bag to mikha. he put it in the trunk on a chair in the pawnshop, i was sitting, i tied him up. well, for credibility, he went between the eyes a couple of times, but when they said, why did you kill him? what, huh? it's important to me later. so why did you kill your gunner, we

lisa: and kids. jonathan: i have seen on the weather app, as well. lisa: does it affect your decision?onathan: no. lisa: there are some people worried about southern europe and vacation schedules, and some people not going because of how hot it has gotten. jonathan: ok. are we done with that conversation? cool. laura raine of ss investments and whether it is going to be hot or not and whether she has got air conditioning. in europe, my family has no air-conditioning in the summer. we have marble floors and the blinds are shut. this is a working class family, super working-class. my grand dad was in the quarries. these floors meant you did not retain heat in the apartment and you got by. lisa: the problem now is, if you cannot reduce your heat at night to a certain level, it makes it more tenuous because no one has air-conditioning in a lot of these places. jonathan: i understand it is dangerous and can get worse. i think the coverage has been extreme the last several weeks. lisa: i am watching the weather. jonathan: good for you. so am i. features are positive. from new york, good morn

>> good morning, jonathan, well, first, lisa rubin has observed that it was really two meetings.in the oval office, and then a smaller meeting happened afterwards with a kitchen cabinet that are now all targets, it seems, of jack smith's investigation. so rudy giuliani, michael flynn and others. as you, said they discussed some pretty out there stuff at that meeting. things like having the military intervened to change the results of the election. and it ended with donald trump tweeting that january 6th is going to be wild. and i think that is really the focus around because the question is whether there is a connection and it can be proven by prosecutors. between the fake electors schemes and the various attempts to interfere with that presidential election. and then the violence of january 6th, where they separate events or were they connected? and that meeting seems to bring them together. we >> let's turn to arizona, if you were jacks mitt, what would you have asked the former arizona house speaker, rusty bowers, in that four-hour interview? >> well, i would have wanted to kn

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