the macon people it is very clear do not want joe biden cavity do not want to the democratic party, my a total surrender. save yourselves millions of dollars, to the right thing for the country, state's presidential cycle out, they made it clear about who they want in your voter bases being clear about who they want as well and who they want is donald trump back in the white house. >> bret: pretty sure that won't happen but let's just put up vice president harris, new cnn poll has president biden trailing former president trump bite you look at the hypothetical matchup with vice president here as it is taught what points was in the margin of it in error, she's now doing better in a number of polls in the last few days and he is against the former president? are you concerned about running against vice president harris with the president biden numbers 43, 49? >> on that debate stage on the first talk for minutes it was clear joe biden's presence brought fear to the american people, in that it was bringing comfort to our enemies, you can match that with president trump's performance whic

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constitution does not give this opportunity, it gives in a year, and even people are discussing that maconrridge, excuse me, or uzsky salad, i adore uzsky salad, to show them, you see, this is olivev you mean, yes, what we call, yes, yes, and that means we have to wait a year, and of course, this year will be difficult. we have the olympic games, we have big decisions, and so on, which means europe, it is she who is moving, there is a war, and so on and difficulties, which means we are not belgium, we cannot be without a government for a year, because france is still... still plays a role, even if it is not the same role at the time, it still keep in mind that germany also has difficulties. i said, this is like the fourth republic, few people, everyone who knows, this has been happening for a long time, the government has changed, that’s why he put in a different constitution, well, now this is a different political era, these are different times and yes we must live, and of course political - this is their job and they love to do it, in general it is clear that france is entering a period

and so, the heat indexes, triple digits tomorrow from baltimore all the way down to macon. with temperatures out west triple-digits for the next three days into the weekend for medford, las vegas, with temperatures out west triple-digits for the next three days phoenix, and palm springs. lester? >> all right, al, thank you. >>> we'll turn now to a tragedy in the ivy league. a 20-year-old student and fraternity member at dartmouth college found dead in a river along campus. police say no foul play is suspected, but they're investigating whether hazing played a role. the student attended a social gathering on the docks the night before. the school says it has suspended the fraternity, which was already on alcohol probation. >>> tonight, the faa is investigating two hair-raising moments involving passenger jets on opposite sides of the country, including what appears to have been a close mid-air encounter over syracuse airport. here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: police dash cam video shows what appears to be a very close call over syracuse. >> go around. >> reporter: an a

busy but that means that he's really, as well as the macon, in my opinion, what hand in glove execute this operation, washington has it's official sconces that he does not want a explanation of the want a reasonable conflict. so we've seen that it's a point uh, you know, um sales tea, israel, it's to speak to, uh, you know, the defense secretary, like austin said that, you know, it may be the tech, it will tell them to give you the defense. so why does it officially gives one, makes the, you know, talks less, it's, it walks, right? so the, the likelihood of have you do escalation? you did it all depends on how you got it. so if you tell yates to this page in violation of it, so i'm going to be off so on. definitely i think just the new parents and family on their part, how do they react where they. 2 and where do we agree, just see a hoops, scale, walk, and even the war involving the 40s into them when the settings you know is just belie 11 on as well as from us and guys up to what we're going to take you to the west funds now, when motors has been taking to the streets with pres on p

she says he thinks he macon public has no idea how grave the national defense threats are in today's world. can you start by putting those threats in perspective for viewers? guest: sure. thanks for having us. it was good to be able to testify yesterday before the senate armed services committee what we had a good turnout of members who are concerned about these set of threats we are concerned about. i think the main thing is that the united states over the last 20 years has been decreasing the resources for defense while accumulating challenges have gathered around the world. we first saw some of that with the russian seizure of crimea and 2014 -- in 2014 and the renewal of the war in ukraine in 20 by vladimir putin. in october, we heather renders hamas -- we had the horrendous hamas attack on israel and the subsequent fighting in gaza. we also have had an intensifying strategic competition in the indo pacific with the people's republic of china and concerns about not just taiwan but also the south china sea, the east china sea. all of these have been accumulating over a period of t

you lose the support of the macon public because people don't believe your being direct with them! >> trace: florida senator wrecked his car going after secret service and fbi leaders on capitol hill for the lack of transparency surrounding the attempted assassination, azarenka and senator scott and former fbi assistant director chris swecker ask me think for coming on. senator, you for us about your colleague, senator from utah asked a good question, here it is and i will ask for your response... >> why was president trump allowed to take the stage as exhibit 2:00 pm exactly 70 minutes after multiple suspicious person reports were provided? complete with photos? and information suggesting that of the assailant had a rangefinder, something that ordinary people don't use in this kind of circumstance? >> senator again, it was suspicion not weapon, there was no indication that there was an individual with a gun or threat or other bad intentions. >> trace: your thoughts on that senator? >> i mean it does not make any sense, you don't take a risk with the presidents life. their job is t

democratic party not because of joe biden's age or mental equity but because you spent so long lying to the maconic that when they are forced to start telling the truth, they don't know how. and this is why you see so much division and they are really destroying themselves from within. >> trace: yes, and it is interesting because he talk about the democrats going after president biden, it is not lydia as if they are going after the democratic party, the going after joe biden, they are still within the media involved in this, supported the democratic party as a whole soon, of course,, i don't think that is going to change. they are eating their own because they realize that joe biden's polling at this point seems like it is impossible for him to win. they are looking for the next best option and clearly it is not biden anymore. >> trace: lydia, kaylee, thank you both. there is meanwhile a growing buzz around the 25th amendment, the procedure for removing an incapacitated president and whether it could or should be used to remove the president biden from office. it comes amid of course calls for jo

raleigh, 107 in the forecast for 105 in macon. more of the same as we move out west. degrees, as well and many record highs are in jeopardy. that's what's happening in the country. >> gio: coming up, the brand-new revival of "cats" taking new york by storm. but is it bound for broadway? we'll ask the director. more "gma" in a moment. ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your family had medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop wegovy® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in

joe biden has served the macon people well. he's confused about what to do. if he's confused, guess what? maybe it is time to pass the torch." host: the listeners to your program, is this what they are saying as well? how are they engaging as far as the president's future? guest: everybody is all over the map. if you go to my facebook page, there are hundreds of comments on both sides. people say he can't step aside. they say he must step aside. they are as confused as numbers of the congress are, as joe biden is. if there is confusion, the answer isn't for joe biden to stay. it is for joe biden to leave. there's a wonderful poem from 1776. it opens with john adams. what is the song? it says, sit down, john. for god's sake, just sit down. it is not that john adams is not right. he wants to talk about independence. they can't hear it from him. they can't hear it from him. they need it to be delivered by somebody else. i want to sing to joe biden, step aside, joe. for god's sake, just upside. not because he's not right. not because he's not good. not because he

conversations come up, about we need to be forthcoming with this information and we need to level with the maconty to do this or really making those hard conversations you have to be running again that we have to step down and let summary do this, that is where you are having that relationship be key in have to do that. it is difficult, this person has responsibly, and i will say i was on active duty, serving on active duty as it was my predecessor. doctor kevin o'connor -- doctor kevin cannard was an active duty and he was out for 4 years, they bought him back because i think in my opinion they can trust him to say or do anything that needs to be settled down to cover up anything that needs to be covered up, actually believe that and i think there are key people responsible for this, he and jill and some senior staff are responsible. >> martha: maybe we need that person to be more of an outside entity who can feel more comfortable being honest. kevin cannard said it was not a list of neurological conditions including parkinson's, stroke, so if not, what is it? what causes him to freeze up, woul

i think democrats have to be mindful of this this evening because i think trumper's macon from the two gives him an advantage in the midwest as was stated and two 20 contrast president byron's with president trump's age and his running mate, -- and control find some appeal there could have got to get answers and if you want unify -- we have glenn youngkin here now speaking. let's listen. >> let's go. let's go. [cheering and applause] grieving! i'm -- good evening! i'm glenn youngkin, the governor. [cheering and applause] the governor of the home of washington, jefferson, madison and monroe, the great commonwealth of virginia. [cheering and applause] tonight, we stopped for a moment. we ask for god's grace to be on innocent victims. we asked him to be with their families. we thank him for this moment of unity. and we thank him for protecting our next pres president, donald j. trump. [cheering and applause] and tonight, our nation can have the conversation that so many families have other kitchen tables. yes kapelos path conversations. how do we make it all work? conversation young famil

gottheimer: i'm concerned these state laws macon flick with are federal -- may conflict with federal requirements that prevent terrorists and illicit financing in the u.s. financial systems, i presume you share those concerns? sec. yellen: it's a federal obligation to file suspicious activities reports and comply with the requirements of the bank secrecy act and that's something that we require and expect all banking organizations to do. mr. gottheimer: are you doing anything to address this issue, this conflict here? sec. yellen: i'm certainly stating that it is an obligation of banks and that we would enforce. mr. gottheimer: chair, i'd like to enter into the record a bipartisan letter signed by my colleagues in this committee, representative luetkemeyer and sherman, please. >> without objection. mr. gottheimer: thank you. we urge you and your counterparts to look into this issue please and act and i hope if it's ok i'd love for our teams to sit down together, talk about actions that we can take. sec. yellen: be glad to do that. mr. gottheimer: thank you so much. i want to zoom in

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it is my pleasure to introduce him, a corn and soybean producer from macon, mississippi. he graduated from mississippi state university in 2016. shortly after set out to establish his own operation. he is involved with the bureau federation, american soybean association and united soybean board. i'm grateful we have mr. goode here to lend valuable insights and challenges from young farmers nationwide. he lives on his farm with his wife, laura, and two children. we certainly want to welcome you. what are your children's names? >> caleb and peter. >> i did not have that in there. we certainly welcome you and i look forward to hearing your testimony. now i get to introduce kevin. the chair of the american farm bureau federation, young farmers committee. he is a graduate of jacksonville university and started a 300 count dairy farm and creamery with his wife, shall be in 2020. they sell handcrafted cheese. mr. lussier has been involved in his bureau and lives in florida with his wife and family. thank you for being here. that is a whole lot of work what i just read. thank you

and it's my pleasure to introduce him, a corn and soybean producer from macon, mississippi. mr. goodwe have mr. good here to lend valuable insight and the challenges by mississippi farmers and and two children. what are those children's names. >> caleb and peter. >> caleb and peter. i didn't have that, i certainly welcome you and look forward to hearing your testimony. now i get to introduce mr. kevin lucier. that the chair of the american farm bureau federation. young farmers economy. mr. lucier is a graduate of jackson university and started a 300 cow dairy farm and creamery with his wife shelby in 2020. they sell hand crafted cheese and also run a commercial cow- calf herd. mr. lussier lives in hawthorn florida with his wife and family. thank you for being here as well and that's a whole lot like work what i just read. thank you. >> thank you so much. before we turn to our witnesses i want to give an opportunity to ranking member boseman if you would like to speak, we welcome you. >> i'm really anxious to hear the witnesses. i'm going to submit my statement into the record bu

christian good and it's my pleasure to introduce him a quorum and soybean perfumes enter producer from macon miccosukee he graduated from miccosukee state university in 2016 and shortly establishes on operation he's involved with the miccosukee farm bureau american soybean association and united soybean board i'm grateful we have mr. good to win valuable insights and the challenges faced by miccosukee farmers and young farmers nationwide he has owned his farm with his wife laura and two children and we certainly want to welcome you, what are the children's names. >> caleb and peter. >> i did not have that in there and we certainly welcome you and i look forward to hearing your testimony. >> now i get to introduce mr. kevin, the chair of the american farm bureau federation, young farmers and ranchers committee, he is a graduate of jacksonville university and he started a 300 cal dairy farm in creamery with his wife shelby in 2020 they sell handcrafted cheese and run a commercial herd, he has been involved in his county farm bureau and florida farm bureau and lives in hawthorne florida with hi

just talked to the macon people and tell us what your ideas are for fixing some the problems that plague us. that's all. then let us make up our minds." john is a republican from portland, connecticut. you are on c-span and we are listening. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i want to say i have enjoyed the way c-span has been showing the convention from start to finish without commercials and the other stuff going on from other networks. i want to go back to what president biden said on sunday after the attempted assassination on donald trump. we have got to calm it down. we have got to cool it off because there is too much rhetoric, as the last caller said. the people should listen to president biden. cool it down, including him. there is too much of this going on and we don't went to see anyone else injured in this country or anywhere. please, to your callers and everybody that listens, please cool it down. stop badmouthing each side. both presidents have their issues and problems. this country has too many problems. we need to get together. we have to keep god in

look at boston, washington, d.c., macon, georgia close to 100. jackson feels like 96 degrees. heading into the weekend, not much relief. richmond will be in the upper 80s to 90s in charlotte. near 100 in atlanta and montgomery, alabama as well. look at the temperatures out west, triple digits. denver, phoenix into saturday, salt lake city, san jose and medford, oregon. and then we've got the remnants of beryl. 20 million people from chicago all the way to bangor talking about the possibility of flooding, heavy thunderstorms from chicago, detroit, buffalo. a risk of severe weather today especially in upstate new york between utica and elmira, we're watching that closely. and a flood risk upstate new york into new england, and we could see upwards of six inches of rain, guys? >> all right, al. thank you very much. all right. 7:13. a lot more to get to. we welcome craig to the table. >> yes. good morning. and good morning to you as well. we are learning more about that attempted carjacking and shooting near the washington, d.c. home of supreme court justice sonja sotomayor. it ha

i don't know the people have a full understanding of how ai will be deployed to macon businesses thatanks, curious what the banks have to say about this on friday. beyond that, it just gets kind of a little bit less clear. jonathan: reluctant bulls. i like that. you can gauge how clients see something. the absence of euphoria and heads in the sand based on what he had to say. lisa: it has been like that for a while which is why people say you cannot bet against it because until there is euphoria, it is not there yet. jonathan: up next on this program, we will catch up with lisa coleman of j.p. morgan asset management. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm gina. i want to talk to you about golo and how it has changed my life and how it can change yours too. like many of you i've been dieting and failing half my life. and each time i would diet i would quit and my weight and health would get much worse. i had to do something. i saw a golo commercial, i talked to my doctors, and i ordered. like me, the golo success stories are real. give golo a shot. you won't be sorry. the moment i me

joe biden has served the macon people well. he's confused about what to do.f he's confused, guess what? maybe it is time to pass the torch." host: the listeners to your program, is this what they are saying as well? how are they engaging as far as the president's future? guest: everybody is all over the map. if you go to my facebook page, there are hundreds of comments on both sides. people say he can't step aside. they say he must step aside. they are as confused as numbers of the congress are, as joe biden is. if there is confusion, the answer isn't for joe biden to stay. it is for joe biden to leave. there's a wonderful poem from 1776. it opens with john adams. what is the song? it says, sit down, john. for god's sake, just sit down. it is not that john adams is not right. he wants to talk about independence. they can't hear it from him. they can't hear it from him. they need it to be delivered by somebody else. i want to sing to joe biden, step aside, joe. for god's sake, just upside. not because he's not right. not because he's not good. not because he's

i think there are certain things that we elect people that are making decisions for the macon peopleo decide -- the american people should decide. host: the 75 limit would take out former president trump as well. is there a republican that you would support instead of him? caller: yeah. i would go with -- was the lady that was running? host: nikki haley? caller: i would vote for nikki haley in a heartbeat. host: donald in grand blanc, michigan. caller: good morning, mimi. good morning c-span, the people watching. biden's debate was not a good debate but biden's policies for the last three and have years have been great. when trump -- republicans always say they had to give -- good economy under president trump. when he left the stock market was crashed. we had food lines. toilet paper lines. he couldn't give it away. for the last three years president biden has got the chip act passed, creating jobs. the infrastructure built creating jobs -- bill creating jobs. there was a bridge in ohio that borders kentucky. it was in disarray for years. he got that bridge fixed. the infrastructure

just talked to the macon people and tell us what your ideas are for fixing some the problems that plagues. that's all. then let us make up our minds." john is a republican from portland, connecticut. you are on c-span and we are listening. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i want to say i have enjoyed the way c-span has been showing the convention from start to finish without commercials and the other stuff going on from other networks. i want to go back to what president biden said on sunday after the attempted assassination on donald trump. we have got to calm it down. we have got to cool it off because there is too much rhetoric, as the last caller said. the people should listen to president biden. cool it down, including him. there is too much of this going on and we don't went to see anyone else injured in this country or anywhere. please, to your callers and everybody that listens, please cool it down. stop badmouthing each side. both presidents have their issues and problems. this country has too many problems. we need to get together. we have to keep god in m