marc needs to be designated as wrongfully detained today.ake sullivan was on national public radio today, and he said that he was working for marc. he told me that to my face two and a half years ago in his office, but i heard it on the radio today. if he means what he says, he will be wrongfully detained today, and they need to put their money where their mouth is. it's hard -- it's hard to have trust right now. >> i'm sure. i can only imagine the emotions that you and your entire family is experiencing to say nothing of your brother. in your statement your family wrote that marc does not have the resources that some of the other prisoners have had. he doesn't have a major newspaper or sports team backing him. are you hopeful this will bring more attention and more pressure on this administration to get him home? >> of course, of course i am. and i have to remain -- i have to remain hopeful, but i know that they have spent all their chips and i don't know -- i'm trying to have hope. >> anne fogel, i appreciate you being with us. the preside

halie: thank you, marc. you mentioned this decision may have an impact on some of trump's ongoing criminal cases. and the sentencing of the hush money case in new york was now delayed by more than two months, to mid september. trump's lawyers are now making the case that that conviction must be thrown out in light of the supreme court decision and trump announced that his -- that this decision exonerated him. did it? marc: i think that question is so brilliant. because it actually ties together the two lessons that i think we need to learn from this. the first, what does it mean for the four cases? obviously the d.c. case, the one that was actually up on appeal, it means that that needs to go back to the trial court for further hearings. and i'm not optimistic that what's going to come out of that is going to be a recognizable criminal case like anything we saw going in. right? already the supreme court has said the portions of the indictment that deal with conversations with the department of justice have t

marc fogel is another one. the ballerina whose name i can't remember, and there's several other people serving sentences in russia. i would like to see us go back and clear the decks. that does not take away from the incredible accomplishment that the administration has pulled off today. >> i was also thinking, at one what point, did you believe, when you take hostage training, to not trust anything, don't say anything that you don't want to have overheard, et cetera. was there a point at which you realized, yes, this is finally at. >> i was lucky, an afghan journalist helped me escape. i didn't feel free until we landed at bag ram air force base in afghanistan. i couldn't sleep. i had another former hostage said he would go to restaurants and couldn't figure out what to order. he wasn't used to that. and i kept thinking i was going to wake up and it would all be a dream, but, i, you know, was home. it was real. >> how long did that take? >> weeks. but they will recover, there's this thing about not wanting to

marc thiessen is here. have you ever seen anything like this?> marc: no, you were showing tom cruz jumping off a building and she's afraid to take ques questions. donald trump took hostile questions from a hostile panel for over an hour and she's been a candidate for 22 days and taken 90 seconds of questions about when she will take questions. never had a less questioned candidate in history of our country. she did not go through a primary or debate. she has not done a town hall with voters. she has not held a press conference. she is backing off all her previous positions and campaign aids, not laid out one proposal. >> brian: she was da and ag of a states, she is for defunding ice. she is border czar and did not want to go to the border but now running for putting drug cartels on trial and going to no longer tax tips. those are two donald trump issues. will she get away with this. >> marc: she plagiarized trump's idea. she did not say i agree with donald trump, we should not tax tips, she just stole it. it is the only economic policy she's put

. >> dana: marc thiessen is here. let's go to rich eds on first. >> obamas brought down the house in the second night of dnc. former president said he was only person stupid enough to follow michele obama in a speech, both attacked trump and comp limped the current president who was heading for renomination at this convention. >> history will remember joe biden as an outstanding president who defended democracy at a moment of great danger and i'm proud to call him my president but i am even prouder to call him my friend. >> vice president kamala harris late arrival prompted questions on what policy she supports. harris rolled out a few proposals like raising corporate tax rate. last night peter doocy spoke with gavin newsom and asked him what the specifics are. >> are you shocked at convention you are not hearing specifics? >> peter: it's been a month since she took over. >> know wo of the most traningsitions, that will evolve over course of next few months. >> tonight tim walz, governor of minnesota, will headline th

it's really important that i tell marc's story.some families are rejoicing today as they've been reunited with their loved ones, your family still has to wait. how are you doing? how are you holding up? anne: it's been a heart wrenching 36 hours. i spoke with mark yesterday morning on the phone, and he -- when i realized that he was still in the penal colony, and everyone else had been pulled out of their penal colonies, my heart really sank. but it's really hard to give up hope. and for the entire day i roller coastered thinking about that. the penal colony is about 4.5 hours from moscow, and i thought that maybe they would be driving him down, or it was just really hard to let it go. geoff: yeah. when you spoke with him, what did he say? what did he tell you? how is he doing? anne: he was kind of in the dark. he knew that something was going on, and then he saw a little bit of news about paul. they're constantly playing the television and news stations in the penal colony that he's in. and so he knew something was going on, but h

to continue to aggressively pursue marc's release and secondly, to say his name.urs. you see members of the administration repeatedly saying his name. that alone is a change. we have to continue to focus on his case. i believe based upon my review of the law that he should have been designated wrongfully detained. if that does not happen, our government has the authority and the resources to continue to pursue his release regardless of the designation. >> here on this program, we have been talking about him for several years. thanks to our friend mike mcfaul who has been an advocate for him. you are right, he has not got the celebrity or focus or backing. i have to say that "the wall street journal" and the gershkovich family have been mentioning him as well as they did paul whelan, who was left behind last time because we didn't have someone to offer. we didn't have the help of the other allies as we just did. turning to politics, i want to ask you about kamala harris. she will announce her vp pick before tuesday in philadelphia. governor josh shapiro canceled hi

i agree with marc completely on this is that she benefits from a two-person race.at happens in a multi-candidate race because i saw it in 2016. he wins by subtraction, not addition. i think a one-on-one race, most of the battleground states i think it benefits harris. >> and amna, just zooming out, the next big data point of this election are going to be, we're anticipating an interview with someone, hopefully this broadcast. >> exactly. with vice president harris, every journalist on earth has put their plug in, but amna, in interview and then the debate is going to be huge. >> no one needs reminding that debates have had the potential to dramatically change the course of this race so far and harris has proven herself to be a skillful debater in the past and the number she had the one line that ended up on t-shirts when she was talking about bussing to desegregate and saying i was that little girl, so she's been on that stage before. so the interviews for me -- and, yes, i am biased -- but, yes, candidates don't need us as journalists to get the message out. they

[laughter] marc: thank you for that correction. i will just say -- hopefully the spirit was correct -- our customers are coming to us all the time and they are saying, hey, we want to use this, and what do our customers want? they want more margin, they want more productivity, they want better customer relationships, and they want ai to give that to them. i was in milan and i was with gucci and they have 300 call center operators down there, using the service cloud, and they want to use einstein, which is our ai platform, a trillion predictive and generative transactions this week, partnered with sam, it's very exciting, it has a translator that lets our customers feel comfortable using the product. i said to them, what do you really want. i'm not sure what they want. are they looking to replace people? are they looking to add people to get some kind of value? it's an experimental time for a lot of enterprises when it comes to ai. we put in it there. it's a test that has been going on 6, 9 months. and something incredible happened.

amy wiacker, cornell belcher and marc short, former chief of staff to mike pence.vance, notably again trying to make the case if elected they will not ban to try to move abortion, nationally as you heard, elizabeth warren is not buying it. >> i was so glad to see you press him the way that you did, and this is a question in a lot of voters' minds which is to look back at the record he's been on every side of this issue and it's not what the republican stands for when it comes to this one issue that will be an enormous issue and the other thing i'll take away from the interview is just how willing senator vance is to dismiss his own party in the service of holding up donald trump and to say to get it wrong and doubling down on this issue. we've seen where this is clearly just the party of trump. >> amy, what's your take? we are looking at a gender gap that is growing by the day. it's clear. donald trump knows this better than anyone because he talks to people about it, the fact that he's worried about this issue. >> right. well, there are two things i want to say. t

also saying there are people still including marc fogel.oint out not to beat a dead horse. one of those released, she was a reporter for the radio liberty. it was that entity that had reported extensively after he was murdered on the commonalities between that. there are repercussions here for free journalism's and repercussions for those reporting freely on the atrocities occurring within russia that they then react to seemingly impunity. >> you wonder about the future of journalism. how are we going -- >> i think benjamin hall has one of the most important voices here. if you read his book, not only do you hear what happened to him in ukraine but the other war zones and dangerous places that he traveled throughout the world and how critically important that is. if we don't hear the message, if we don't get a full picture of that story painted for us as americans, who can get lost in our comfortable lives, then we lose sight of people who are still held over there like marc fogel and others whose names we have never even lea learned. it is

home. >> joining us now is marc's sister, anne vogel . penal colony in 2020. i know this is hard for you. i can imagine how hard. you had the families of those celebrating today, those who were released and reunited with their loved ones. your family still waits. first of all, how are you holding up lex have you been able to speak with marc? is he aware of the prisoner exchange? >> yes, marc is aware of the prisoner exchange. thank you for having me, of course. yeah, it has been a very sad, reflective time. so many conflicting feelings because, of course, there was a master diplomacy act and those people are so deserving of coming home and i want to be happy. i want to be happy for them, seeing the images of alice hugging her daughters was incredible. i want that for my nephew's. >> yeah. >> it is hard. it is a very hard time. >> i am sure you do feel happy for them, but everybody understands the conflicting emotions you are actually going through. what about what happened thursday with national security adviser jake sullivan, he said the

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marc elias is back with us and in his personal capacity. ceo of democracy lower. >> i want to play this. an 87-year-old lydia martinez spoke out after the attorney general of texas, are busy ken paxton, sent officers to raid her home. >> i feel like they are going to stop a lot of us from doing work and that is what they want. >> she sent officers questioned her for hours, confiscated her up on a computer and made her wait outside as they searched her home. >> i said, let me get dressed and they said, no. go outside. >> what were you wearing? >> my nightgown. and i had all these policemen around me. it was embarrassing, humiliating and i was so angry. it was horrible. >> sky, this was all because she was registering seniors to vote. >> in texas anna county where many of the people that live in the county are latino, american or black americans and that is what we are seeing in texas. we are seeing it across the board. this is part of that trump playbook and right out of the maga playbook. the main thing is they want to intimidate people. so

marc siegel. a lot to get to. we'll start with this.rand-new axios' report revealing that the harris campaign has been editing news headlines to make her look good. now we are told that the media outlets whose headlines have been butchered basically and changed had no knowledge that this was going to happen or that it has been happening. this graphic from axios shows great headlines for harris within google search ads. when you google, the fake stuff comes on with reuters and "cbs news," however, the search results were purchased by the harris campaign. so you have to look for a little thicker sponsor. they linked to real articles, but the campaign manipulated the headlines and descriptions to glow up kamala. a source familiar with the harris team is telling axios that the campaign buys search ads with news links to give voters "to more context." the report also points out that the trump campaign is not running these types of ads. kellyanne we call it glow up, embellishment, whatever, the media outlets say they did not know. >> kellyann

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one of them is marc fogel. marc fogel has missed in three years.om pennsylvania was detained in 2021 on smuggling charges. you can see him here on the right, at a russian airport, where he was found to be carrying a small amount of medical marijuana. his family has urged the biden administration to do more to bring him home. earlier i spoke to his sister ann fogel, who told me about hopeful she is about his chance to come home. i am clinging to whatever hope i can, so, yes, to a certain degree, and the administration pulled off a masterful, incredible swap, and they should be congratulated, and i'm very happy for the return of paul and evan and alsu. ijust wish my brother was among them. when you speak to your brother, do you get a sense of his condition there? you mentioned he is able to follow the news, you're able to talk with him. how is he doing? this is especially difficult because it comes on the heels of 21 days in a prison hospitalfor him. he was released on the 21st of which ironically is the day that they, i guess, formalised the list of

marc siegel joins us. steve: these numbers will troubling. essentially what it says somebody born in 1990 is two to three times higher to have the risk of cancer than somebody our age. >> dr. siegel: and, also, there is enormous increase from 1920 to 1980. so, it keeps going up. and this is a huge study. lancet public health looking at 23 million cases from 2 2000 to 2019 before the pandemic. and it's showing as you just said an increase in death from colorectal cancer. increase in death from liver cancer, just as importantly increased incidents of breast cancer. of colon cancer, of major cancers and pancreatic cancer which i cannot do anything unless it's too late. i think it's obesity. you look back at 1990s, and 12% of adults were obese. now 40% of adults, american adults are obese. they are also having to -- we are all having way too much ultra processed foods. that is an issue. alcohol gone up during the pandemic. it's toxins. it's chemicals, and it's weight. inflammation in the body leads directly to

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has he reached out to marc's family this week? have they spoken? i don't have a conversation specifically between the president and the fogel family, but the state department i know has been in touch with the fogel family in the wake of this deal, and i can assure them, as we have assured them, marc, was we were trying to get marc to be a part of this deal, try to uncouple occasions, and the russians just weren't biting. doesn't mean we're giving up. and every time you do one of these deals, jackie, you learn, you get a little knowledge of the perspective of the other side. we're going to use that knowledge to see what we can do to get marc home where he belongs. john, thank you so much for being here. admiral john kirby, appreciate it a pleasure. thanks. joining us now is south carolina senator lindsey graham. senator, thank you so much for being here. senator. thank you. president trump reacted to this prisoner exchange at his rally last night. listen to this. i'd like to congratulate vladimir putin for having made yet another great deal. did you

don't have anything at this time to read out with marc fogel specifically.e top when he was delivering his remarks to getting americans home. with each of these exchanges, it is our goal to secure release of of as many as americans as we can. that is the goal every time we get into these negotiations. and we're always very careful. we do not do these in public, obviously. and at every step in this process, starting all the way back when we sought the release of paul whelan and brittney griner, we also sought to release marc fogel as well, as you heard from jake sullivan. we are actively continuing to do so and are engaged in active discussion on how we can get to that, how can we get to a path to get him home. don't have anything to read out on a recent conversation with his family. reporter: the federal reserve yesterday signaled that it could cut interest rates for the first time since the pandemic. does the white house believe that's a good idea? ms. jean-pierre: i'm not going to comment on any monetary policy decisions or potential decisions by the feder

dana, which is that marc fogel is on all of our minds every single day, we have been working to get marc fogel out throughout the course of his detention including working to get marc fogel out throughout the course of his detention, including trying to get marc fogel included in this deal. >> and we're continuing right now in real time to try to work toward the release of marc fogel beyond that, i don't have much to say other than to reiterate what has been a priority for the president, which is a whether those american detainees or in russia, or in a country like afghanistan or in iran, or in syria, or anywhere else. we're going to make it a priority to try to bring them home. and we showed that last week jon finer. >> thank you so much for being here this morning. i appreciate it thank you in georgia last night, donald trump had harsh words for this dates, popular but republican governor is former lieutenant governor is voting for harris and he joins my panel next when you're the leader is asked clean up and restoration. how do you make like it never even happened happened whatever co

. >> let's bring in marc short who served in the trump white house as director of legislative affairs chief of staff to vice president mike pence, he's also a "meet the press" contributor. always good to see you. do you agree that provocateur and showman trump could lose this election? >> absolutely. i think the reality is at this point kamala harris has pulled ahead and clearly has the momentum behind her, and i think that president trump has missed the last 30 to 45 days to better define her. i think the border crisis, the crisis in the middle east, obviously the first three years, the concerns about inflation were all an albatross for kamala harris. but i think that donald trump as opposed to prosecuting the case on policy, is debating whether his heritage is indian-american or african-american and criticizing brian kemp in georgia, in a battleground state. he has not been prosecuting the case on the issues i think would benefit him, and if this comes down to a race on personality, it certainly is going to benefit kamala harris. >> you know, when things are not going well for him,

his 95-year-old mother shocked that marc didn't come home. today, president biden says he is determined to keep working on fogel's case. >> i thought one of them would surely be marc. but -- it wasn't. >> reporter: today president biden saying he is determined to keep working on fegel's case. >> we're not giving up. we're not giving up on that. >> reporter: the families traveled to san antonio and are staying at hotels near brooke army medical center, the facility you see behind me. that way, they can visit their loved ones whenever they want, also so they can participate in some of the therapy these former prisoners are going to go through in that reintegration process. whit? >> whit: an emotional 24 hours for those families, mireya, thank you. >>> news tonight about the u.s. economy and a sharp drop in the stock market fueled by lower than expect-jobs numbers. now growing concerns the fed may have waited too long to lower interest rates. the dow plunging 610 points today. at one point it was down more than 900. let's get right to abc's chie

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stuart: marc thiessen, good stuff. see you again soon, marc. >> thank you.he the money and the markets and take a looked at biogen. the company's walked away from a deal with demalley therapeutics on alzheimer's program leaving a large hole in its revenue stream. that's why it's down 1.7%. look at the biggest losers on the dow. it is, after all a, down 500 points. there are some big losers there. boeing'soff 5. cater pillar down almost 4%. chevron, 3.5%. intel is down 2.7% and travelers down 32.35%. -- 2.35%. lots of losses there. >>> coming up, the alleged mastermind behind the 9/11 terror attacks got a plea deal. what's with that? senator markwayne mullin will deal with it. >>> kamala harris has been flip-flopping on the issue of fracking. at one point she wanted to ban it. now she's walked that back entirely. a pennsylvania petroleum engineer -- remember, fracking's big in pennsylvania -- an engineer in the petroleum business responds next. ♪ energy, energy, taking all of my energy ♪ stuart: on the markets, still plenty of red ink. a lot of it. down 4900

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of american leadership in bringing nations together to deliver under whether you are somebody like marc fogel that and vice president we were just watching the president united states answer questions alongside the vice president, the united states. >> now the presumptive democratic nominee, he was asked two questions which he gave a one word answers, one, did you ever expect a day like this to come to which he responded simply? yes. >> asked what his message to vladimir putin was. >> he said, stop. he encouraged everyone to know that there was nothing beyond the capacity of the united states and reminded his, he often says tell them who the hell we are. we are the united states of america. he talks about putting back alliances, the importance of having rebuilt nato and also the idea of trying to appeal to the personal relationships and what it must be like for the families and children of those who were there. he also was asked about the security of the press, as he itself walk the line and a country that believes in the freedom of the press and said, it matters to be aware and not tak

. >> i want to ask you before you go about marc fogel, he is a us school teacher sure. arrested in russia in 2021 sentenced to 14 years in prison for allegedly having a small amount of medical marijuana he wasn't included in this deal. his family says they received no explanation from the administration and they're not happy about it his mother and fogel told my colleague jim sciutto that she has not heard from the white house so here here's what i'd say, dana, which is that marc fogel is on all of our minds, every single day, we have been working to get marc fogel out throughout the course of his detention including trying to get marc fogel included in this deal. >> and we are continuing right now in real time to try to work toward the release of marc fogel beyond that, i don't have much to say other than to reiterate what has been a priority for the president, which is a whether those american detainees or in russia, or in a country like afghanistan or in iran, or in syria, or anywhere else. we're going to make it a priority to try to bring them home and we showed tha

again, it is about trump, it's about four years of chaos, it's about four years of -- molly: marc, i want to give you some time here to also respond to these poll numbers. your thoughts on kamala harris as she climbs in the polls and what that means. >> she's still losing. let's be very honest about this. despite a one-month if honeymoon, she is still performing five to six points below where joe biden was in 2020 the both nationally and senate swing states. and let's not forget, 2020 the came down to43,000 votes in 3 sates. if she is underperforming by 5-6 points, it's a blowout in favor of donald trump. million million all right, marc lotter, ari aramesh, thank you both so much for giving us your thoughts on this saturday afternoon. >> good to see you. >> good to be with you. ♪ griff: new body camera footage reveals the moment tulsa police officers confronted the migrant accused of raping and killing a maryland mother. victor mart if necessary if hernandez was found in an oklahoma bar back in june, ten months after police say he murdered rachel morin. authorities say the 23 yielder

they have been advocating, as you know, to get marc fogel out. he was in a separate category, because he was not technically innocent of any crime under russian law. there was a drug issue. it was medically prescribed. they raised it. they convicted him of it. >> yeah. i've unfortunately been part of these prisoner release deals in the past where my constituent was not on that initial list. that happened in an iranian prisoner release deal that left one of my connecticut constituents behind. we don't give up. we do not give up. this administration doesn't give up. the biden administration eventually finally freed my constituent from the clutches of the iranian regime. in this case, we have not gotten everyone out. but as you point out, this deal is made possible because we have allies. i haven't gotten briefed on the details yet. that will happen after -- >> here comes the president, senator. >> thanks. >> the president is coming in with the families. thank you so much. here is the president of the united states on a signature day. >> got everybo

crosstalk. - the somebody like marc fogel, madam — the somebody like marc fogel, madam vice presidentce president? reporters firing questions that _ madam vice president? reporters firing questions that are _ madam vice president? reporters firing questions that are at - firing questions that are at presentjoe biden. you also heard the voice of vice president kamala harris, this is potentially a big issue in a election year. it is also before the families of those returns, evan gershkovich's family, paulwhelan returns, evan gershkovich's family, paul whelan and the journalist alsu kurmasheva, president biden was also asked about his legacy there, he said he would be taking those questions as another time. let us have a look at some pictures of when they arrived at andrews air force base. this was the moment that president biden first met paul whelan. there were hugs from both president biden and kamala harris. former us marine there. the flight had come via turkey. it was quite a feat for many countries that were involved in this prisoner swap. russia claiming the victory as well. let

marc has been -- marc benioff has been adamant that, yes, you can talk -- he likes the democratizationf what's happened here. you can speak right to it, native language, but he comes back and says, along with servicenow -- i wonder if they're going to call it servicenow -- that marc and servicenow are saying, we figured out how to use it for you to sell more product. it's interesting that klarna says, no. workday is about human resources and finance. workday, in the previous quarter, set incredible forecasts, gave an amazing forecast. stock was down 20 and then they get the forecast from the conference call. stock reversed and moved up $40. >> the companies that are potentially huge beneficiaries of a.i. in term of their product portfolio and what they can offer, at the same time, other companies, and again, this is a private company, it's one example, but you don't usually hear those kinds of things on a call. obviously, it's not a public company. there are a large number of ongoing initiatives, simplification, which means they're getting rid of these providers. >> i'll ask marc about

turned it on to this topic very intentionally trying to get this attack line out there. >> and so, marcthis something that knowing donald trump and the way he campaigns and his, you know, what he says, is there any possibility you think that the attacks would be limited going forward on policy versus personal attacks in that political world, marc? >> i think there have been short periods where it has been more disciplined and focused on policy, but it is hard to see that that's been the track record necessarily forecast, that's the way it is going to be for the next 90 days. you're at an event for law enforcement, there is enormous vulnerability for governor walz, but instead the story today will be attacking the service of 24 years of the national guard. and maybe they have polling that says that's a vulnerability. but it seems like you have a great message on law enforcement, and you're stepping on that accidentally. >> garrett haake and marc short, thank you. appreciate it. >>> up next, tropical storm debby responsible for at least six deaths in the south. it is actually re-energizin

marc got a 14-year sentence. i'm really concerned about marc and his family.ation. he is left behind. not forgotten. i know there are many, including me, who are advocating for getting him out. >> again, you dedicate this to your wonderful wife grace who developed cancer while you were continuing to serve under joe biden. of course, you lost her. she was extraordinary. you are extraordinary. >> thank you. >> i can't thank you enough. the book is "midnight in moscow." it's a great read. >> thank you. >>> coming up, dead heat. new battleground polling putting new pressure on the trump campaign. stay with us. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! sure, i'm a paid actor, and this is not a real company, but there is no way to fake how upwork can help your business. search talent all over the world with over 10,000 skills you may not have in h

questions around other american nationals who were not released as part of this agreement, namely marcel, who is in detention in russia on drug related charges. the u.s officials, biden administration have now described him as being wrongfully detained. they say that it's simply wasn't going to happen in this exchange with it, they will continue can you to work for the release of other american nationals wrongfully detained? we heard from the u.s. national security adviser, jake sullivan, given quite an emotional statement yesterday, saying that this had been a long road for the biden administration and the families of those now released back on american soil, but also said that this was a foundation that they could build on you have to continue to work towards securing the release of other american nationals that will certainly continue to be a focus for the biden administration while he remains in office appreciate that update now that bashir in london. >> thanks so much washington's now walking free include a former colonel convicted of murder, as well as several alleged or convicte

one of those families is the family of marc fogel.ican serving a 14 year prison sentence in russia facing charges of smuggling drugs, his family says, however, that he was carrying marijuana into the country for medical purposes and they came out with a statement after the news of this prisoner swap and the fact that he wasn't included in it saying, quote, marc is not rich, a celebrity, or connected to powerful patrons. all he has is his family. this glaring injustice and indifference are unacceptable. it's wrong, unfair not the america. we know and love essentially making the case that there has been a double standard applied to different americans who have been detained in russia. we should note, however, that national security adviser jake sullivan did mention marc fogel's name on talking about ongoing efforts to bring home americans detained around the world. kylie atwood, cnn, the state department wall street journal says, gershkovich had one final request for russia's president just before his release in the paperwork yet to fil

marc siegle is here to explain why.een proven to treat opioid addiction. it's been around for decades and report in atlantic claims mean doctors are not prescribing it. dr. marc siegle is joining me. why wouldn't a doctor prescribe these drugs? >> stuart, up till very resently, it was highly restricted and had to have a special certificate to prescribe it and involved with opioid task force at brown and all the medical school students graduate with the ability to prescribe it and 70% of people on opioids into a formidable remission and they're not using and it's really terrific and it can be combined with naloxone, which is narcan and it's a no bra brained now we're finally starting to expand its use to emergency rooms. now it's this again and, stuart, you're not going to be surprised to know compliance is low. we have to get more and more people to take this. it works. stuart: how much does it -- i'm sure the cost is the catch. it's going to be very expensive. >> it is expensive and we need insurance to cover it and ne

here is marc thiessen. releasing policy about a presidential candidate 70 days before the election. >> mark: it is not true. we know her platform, she told us in 2019 when she ran for president. she supports the green new deal and decriminalizing border crossing. that isser had platform. john carl says she does not believe that anymore, i have not heard her say that, sources say that. if she wants to repudiate that, that issin foo. she has to tell us and has to explain why. is it because it is political or did you have a change of heart? why do you not support green new deal and banning private insurance? what do you like about fracking? what is great about fracking? you have to explain it or it is fluff. by the way, why have you repudiated your entire previous platform. as my daughters would say, it is pretty sus. >> brian: they say she should not be in a rush to do anything. >> i have not heard any voters looking for policy papers. >> people don't vote on policy. >> way the american people think is less a

but what about the point that marc points out? i mean, it is interesting if you compare the polling to say that she is because it doesn't from the world that we're in, it doesn't feel that way. it's really doesn't feel this way on a friday after that convention, but it is interesting and we'll see what those numbers show in the next few days. >> honestly, i feel like that's apples to oranges, right? this is not the same race, this is many years later the campaign strategy is completely different than the candidate is completely different and i think that if you really look at what happened at the convention, this was an opportunity to marginalize donald trump and the five people that he hangs out with, right? not to say everybody's all but to say those folks are weird, they're not like us. and us are americans. we are patriots. and this is a big tech, right? those folks are kind of a sideshow that's very different than the conversation that was happening in 2020, which was they are bad for democracy and he's actually a huge proble

people like marc fogel, who is a teacher was a teacher at the anglo american school in moscow. he brought cannabis into the country he's serving a 14 year prison sentence gordon black is an american soldier still there. i cosine karelina, she's a mutation from la, she's not part of this deal either. so there are still people with us connections in russian prisons. and i think they must be feeling, i don't know what they're feeling tonight. it must be pretty bleak for them. >> yeah i'm one of them. their families released a statement talking about just that and i'm going to be interviewing white house official coming up in the show and that of course will be part of that discussion. thanks to you all we appreciate it and up next, we're going to go back live to the white house with president biden's deputy national security advisor, john finer side. >> are you on singleton to feel me house of the dragon streaming exclusively on max mokri thanks buddy someone needs to customize and save hundreds of liberty mutual wait there's an elevator. only pay for what you need labor day you k

marc siegel is here at the latest on this.wise to run like noaa liles did with the symptoms of covid? >> is no. and for a number of reasons for and the olympian there is an egyptian fencer who has been fencing seven months of pregnancy. i talked to a top expert harvard who said that is actually fine. it is not a risk y but there are two issues here with liles. one is he putting himself at risk? and two, is he putting others at risk and three is the committee of the people to decide that. i think the doctor in charge, gloria who i interviewed last week before this happened is terrific. i think she probably should've been the one to make the decision. physician to patient. but i will tell you there are two things wrong with this. first of all he has a history of asthma and he was having symptoms. he had a fatigue, he had cough with that asthma per there's also as you know from covid a risk of myocarditis. especially with this extreme exertion on 200 made it was she would've won handily without the covid. the second thing you've