i'm surprised he didn't shoot me instead of mark. >> was he jealous of mark?of the puzzle were coming together quickly. the fbi determine the gun den hollander used to kill himself was the same as he used to killed daniel and marc angelucci. >> it's legally purchased in the 1980s. >> agent denahan tracked his movements minute by minute. his two week spree began on a train in new york city. >> he took amtrak to california bringing the weapon. >> surveillance captured him at the train station and in san bernardino. he spent a few days in the area, most likely tracking mark, waiting for the perfect time to kill him. how does he get back? >> he returns the same way. >> he picked up the rental car in philly and drove to new jersey. >> tracking his cell phone, close proximity to the judge's residents, hours and days before the attack which indicated that he was watching her and developing a pattern. >> why was den hollander targeting the judge? she had nothing to do with marc angelucci's lawsuit. turned out den hollander filed a similar lawsuit involving the draft.

mark twitchell loved halloween.08, weeks after his wife kicked him out and cops began tailing him everywhere, he decided to be ironman. built the costume in his parents garage. but, on the very witchy afternoon, hours from his planned grand entrance to a gala halloween party, as he was walking to a local coffee house to meet with potential movie investors, he was thrown to the ground by men wearing their own unique costumes. members of the s.w.a.t. team. mark twitchell was handcuffed and charged with the murder of johnny altinger. that made big headlines. police even held a press conference to announce the arrest. the reporters who had gathered were left with one juicy tidbit. >> we have a lot of information that he idolizes dexter. >> we went to his facebook page. >> steve was a crime reporter for the edmonton journal. >> he had a post that said mark twitchell is too much in common with dexter morgan and the idea that there's a man out there who is attacking strangers, innocent victims, it's almost myth. something

mark. back to. mark. >> thank you sam. welcome to mark dolan tonight.ectness influence the election campaign . when will election campaign. when will woke decide the election? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker. no nonsense former government minister ann widdecombe. prepare to be triggered . plus, in the to be triggered. plus, in the last word, i'll get all of the election latest with fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie. plus, as his former boss rupert murdoch marries for the fifth time at the age of 93. can you find love later in life ? plus find love later in life? plus tomorrow's newspaper front pages and live reaction in the studio from tonight's top pundits this evening, mark littlewood , claire evening, mark littlewood, claire pearsall and chris wild a packed houn pearsall and chris wild a packed hour. those papers are coming . hour. those papers are coming. ann widdecombe waiting in the wings. but first, my take at ten. will he or won't he? nigel farage has just five more days to pull the trigger on an extraordinary political revolution. it's my

question for mark.stand there's two operative capsules right now, do you have any intention of having more of them? is a third one in production? or two is fine for the missions? thank you. mark: for the flight rate we have right now, flying once again, this is plenty. to fly swies a year which is a request from nasa on our contract, we need two capsules to turn them every six months. if there becomes a low earth orbit market where there's additional international space station, additional flights that would drive additional vehicles. >> thank you. now to this gentleman up front here. >> yes, hi. i'm with the national space society. i'd like to ask a question to tory you mentioned this is your first crewed launch of a space draft. obviously you'll be going through your processes and procedures as you prepare for the next one. any initial impressions about everything in terms of this flight? tory: yes. i'll just say that, you know, we had as you know two scrubs that preceded this. they were routine issue

>> mark, thank you.love of country, for your commitment to our constitution and its institutions. you have been talking at now cm about our justice system which has two tiers these day and it is very clear it's off the rails as being weaponize. the reason that is important this elite one justice system in america the issue of justice is different than education you can move somewhere else if you do not like the status of your income rate or your local school. the justice department is just like the defense department. we only have one the pentagon. will have one army, one marine corps won 101st airborne. if we lose those institutions, they are gone. just like a justice system which is a precious jewel of our nation's or the fighting men and women. mostly it men by the way this is very candid very clear this is not pussyfooting around using nuance language this is clear about how we fight and win wars. how we maintain a meritocracy but that is why the left hates it. you've studied the left more than anyon

you've got mark meadows saying i love it. laid out, there is a very clear statement that mark meadows knew that donald trump lost this election and still wanted to bring it home for donald trump because donald trump still wanted to fight it. so it's a powerful indictment, and he should be worried about these charges. >> and as vaughn mentioned, he is facing charges in multiple venues, not just arizona, but he's a co-defendant in the georgia case as well. meantime, a d.c. court yesterday ordered former trump aide steve bannon to report to prison on july 1st after he was convicted of contempt of congress, of course. bannon said he's going to challenge this all the way to the supreme court. do you think he'll be able to stay out of prison? >> no. he is going to prison on july 1st. so the d.c. circuit opinion, it's 20 pages. it's very detailed, and it's very strong in terms of both the law and the facts. so i don't see the entire d.c. circuit getting involved in this, nor do i see the supreme court taking this up. as a legal matt

mark: hello america i marked levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday.you are here to great guest peter schwarzer and charles payne before we get to them the constitution of the united states it's an amazing thing, isn't it? it's an amazing thing to listen to some of these lawyers on these reprobate networks, msnbc, cnn, or read the "new york times" of the "washington post" which i really do. i do get clips. or the rest of it you can tell they target certain judges like alito, thomas, now judge cannon in florida how they build up and praise others. this is an effort of obvious intimidation of constitutionalist brain washing of their small audiences at the same time promoting activism on the courts because they do not believe in the constitution. we have heard for years crt we have heard for years the 16th 19 project. we have heard for years the constitution was written by white slaveholders. this is a white dominant society but we are told today that people who want to defend all of this are the democrats and joe biden. so at night there defending the co

mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday.for your we have america's governor, florida governor desantis. of america's a wiseman victor davis hanson will be joining us shortly. i've always said you're the smartest of all audiences, why? we get into things others are not going to get into and other networks and self. i do not do the fan dancing and everything else to grab your attention. substance, intelligence, that is what i do here. we are going to need that today, right now. going to explain something to you. not enough attention is given to what happened manhattan case. the options for donald trump and the american people's in that case's decision i'm very frustrated with lawyers who come on tv will heard or read articles that basically says donald trump is stuck in that new york judicial gulags. he is not paid in very troubled by it lawyers who do not do their research. who do not look at the precedent that is in front of us. for the opportunities for president trump and his lawyers to try to get out of what is the new yo

mark: we change that by the things dr. bucshon had been talking about on more clarity about reliable manufacturing. fda has some new programs like a quality management maturity program, trying to get the quality up. kathleen: what more companies get a quality score? mark: there needs to be transparency about that so that when hospitals, and we heard from the distributors, and purchasing organizations that buy drugs, just like they buy other supplies on their behalf, they have access to better information. not only is this drug you are actually getting today meet fda standards, but is this manufacturer and their distributors supplying these drugs reliably, consistently, so that the patients who need them are gonna have them? this is an industry where hospital care, you need reliability for operations, for the chemotherapy. it is quality at a point in time, but reliability over time. the other big problem is we don't have a market that really rewards reliability. the way a lot of these contracts for buying drugs are set up,

we'll see what mark has to add. mark: i agree with steve. when you're playing a game and get a bad call and you're a little irritated at first or frustrated at first but you needly focus on the next pitch our teams do, they're focused on the next pitch. as soon as we went into the launch scrub, the launch turn around i looked out into the control room and everybody had their heads down working the procedures to get ready for another attempt tomorrow. the technical guys were looking at all the things, all the data they had so far and scanning the data to make sure that nothing else was out there for us to go work. so the team's professional. they just work to the next play. tory: you said it, the disappointment lasts for three seconds at it a long time and you just get busy and do your job and we'll be back. megan: then we'll bounce to the phones. reporter: a quick one for tory. is it accurate to call the three cards separate computers or is it all part of a single computer? tory: three big computers and each one has several cards in it■%on i

mark: very well said brent bozell thank you my friend. >> thank you mark. >> thank you mark. mark: we will be new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients.

mark: they sve already talked a. decade, a lot of quality is low and reliability is low. fda wanted to regmo.so fda set y management maturity program. s where they can document at ■r manufacturers are good. but if the demand is not there. if people are not paying a little bit more for reliable drugs, then those steps have a hard ■htime getting a response in the industry. if■c tmanufacturing at this higr of being reliable, then the fda steps by themselves will not make a big difference. it is necessary and not sufficient. that's where cms comes in. cms not just pay for medical services, i used to tell my staff and i was there, you are the nation' agent how we pay mas such a big and cms right these optimal drugs, there is a whole bundle payment that doesn't pay a attention to whether or not the supply is ab senate financer proposals, some other similar proposals out there, are all about how can we change that? just like cms focuses have relic records, adequate staffing. is the least burdensome way to hel give hospitals

joinin: a question mark. thank you. joining me — a question mark. thank you. joining me to take _ a question mark. thank you. joining me to take a - a question mark. thank you. joining me to take a look- a question mark. thank you. joining me to take a look atl joining me to take a look at the historic nature of this verdict is presidential historian... it's great to have you here, it's only been one day but how do you think history will look back at this moment? the first president to be convicted of a crime?- be convicted of a crime? thank ou for be convicted of a crime? thank you for having _ be convicted of a crime? thank you for having me. _ be convicted of a crime? thank you for having me. i _ be convicted of a crime? thank you for having me. i think- be convicted of a crime? thank you for having me. i think the i you for having me. i think the history books will look at it in two ways. first, it is extremely unusual in american history to say something like this. we've never had a president convicted of a crime, so it is an unprecedented moment. i think

hello, i'm mark lowen. make about who leads the country for the next five years, who has power and influence in westminster. during this campaign, we've spoken to all the main party leaders, including the prime minister and the labour leader. tonight, in ourfinal interview before the election, it's the turn of the leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey. welcome, sir ed. my promise, as i've made the same promise to all the leaders who've sat in that chair, everything you say over the next half—hour or so will be broadcast in full. i want to give you the chance to make your pitch to voters before election day. i hope you'll do your best to answer the questions. and just to stress to people watching, you've not been given any advance notice... i certainly haven't. ..of these questions. well, let's begin with you. politics has been something of a roller coasterfor you, hasn't it? you know, one minute you're in government, the next minute you're thrown out of your seat as a member of parliament, your part

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mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday.in this country. tomorrow night and going to address in some detail the decisions that came out from the supreme court on friday we will address with our great guest brett tolman. but i want to talk about two things right now this a debate sort of crystallized things for us. that media and the first lady. that media have been lying to the american people in the horrendous wait for four years or more about joe biden. donald trump at eight fabulous debate, fabulous. he was on message. he was clear. he was concise. he told you what he thought. he told you where he would go. joe biden, the minute he walked onto that stage was horrendous. not because of anything he could have changed. but, because of what he has come. that media have covered up for joe biden in the democrat party and jill biden now for over four years. a steady relentless ubiquitous campaign anybody who dared to raise questions about this was attacked. it is hard to believe a wife would allow a husband to go through this. i

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mark: you too, brother. ♪ ♪. mark: welcome back america.lawyer james trusty. let's step back from the intricacies and the weeds in this case and the legalese. you look at this case you summon it very easy what took place tierney was rogue from beginning to end the taking of the case i do not blame the jury there should never have been a jury. it should have been dismissed it. all of that said, this has a national impact on the voters, on the nation it has an impact on our constitutional system it has a federal impact on her federal election laws and federal jurisdiction of federal judicial authority. how do you sum this up? when you mawhat you make of all? >> these are the wages of law fair. if it stands we are living in a system where it is okay to announce you're going to target political figures to disable them. to destroy their campaigns. and to come up with inventive use of a law for that very purpose. it is the antithesis of everything rule of law stands for. think about this. this week we had the incredible spectacle of michael cohen

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mark: little america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday. talk about mr. bobble head. not ladies and gentlemen joe biden got up in front of a microphone, like this and read the lines as best as he could. he started out by attacking donald trump is a dangerous man to attack our justice system will be will be an appellate process the jury decided of course the problem is that it was a jury there should never been a jury there should never been a case the prosecutor is a source prosecuted the case should have been dismissed the problem is you have a judge that is a biden judge. you have two individuals, two dishonest individuals who lack complete integrity. who are influencing a federal national election. joe biden is fine with that. i'm glad to know joe biden is fine with that because apparently joe biden believes that is a precedent what took place in the new york coach. he's very happy with it. of the process play out. okay, let's let the process play out so where are we with the merchan brag decision it's them directions to the jury gave an

let's bring in executive editor mark.e've gone from an environment where we were hearing hawkish comments from officials. dado lining up soft for the u.s. whether consumers for manufacturing. we've seen movers, what is your take of this data? mark: it is disappointing, but the market pricing is right. one rate hike by november is fair of the fact that growth looked good until a couple of months ago and we have had softening prints. we don't know about the trajectory. growth has gone off a cliff and we could be talking about several rate or this could be a few misleading numbers. ism has not been good, negative bias and hard data has not backed it up. maybe the economy will be fine. this friday's payrolls data will be more important than yesterday's data. we talk about this a lot, but jobs data is good for the macro and job openings drop the lowest since 2021, but they are the highest in history before 2021. the whole paradigm change started to normalize, job openings are falling behind. that is something we did not think

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let's bring in our meteorologist, mark tamayo. mark, we have been talking about these really extreme temperatures. i mean, it is really, really hot, especially up there in napa county. and anytime we get temperatures like this, we are concerned about the chance of fires. >> yeah, that's the first thing on our minds, right. the heat advisories and fire danger. but when you think about the corral fire last weekend, those winds were spreading the fire. it was outrunning the fire crews. so thankfully the winds are not too strong like that around the fire zone. of course, the big challenge is the heat around the region. let's take a look at the this this area where the fire is burning. and once again, we have a heat advisory. and actually the air quality management district has issued an air quality advisory for areas closer to calistoga, toward up towards saint helena and angwin, with with that of course, all that smoke being produced. as we come in closer right now, you get the idea of the location. you can see calistoga, saint helen

. figs its own would be crossing the 400 mark-— its own would be crossing the 400 mark.- 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be a - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be a lot | concerned, there will be a lot of navel—gazing as to why they got this outcome. they didn't get that landslide victory they were really hoping for. what are people saying about that, where have they gone wrong? so where have they gone wrong? sr one where have they gone wrong? 5r one key state in india where the results were very critical for any political party is the state of uttar pradesh, and northern india. why is this state important? letter a, northern india. why is this state important? lettera, it's the most populous state in the country, b, it is the state which sends the maximum number of lawmakers to the indian parliament — all of 80 lawmakers. so whichever party does well in the state has a big say in how the political verdict is likely to shape up. and in the last election, out of the 80 seat

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hi, mark.he polling, we've got people like john curtice and, robert hayward, involved as well , and hayward, involved as well, and take the uk have done a lot of polling for us and basically the conclusion is that we're heading for the lowest turnout in general election history, certainly in modern general election history and the essence of this is that clearly we conservative voters have lost confidence in their party. loads of them are staying at home. loads of them are just completely lost it with, with rishi sunak and the rest of it. but the problem is that labour have failed to seal the deal on this. and starmer is not picking up new voters. it may well be that he wins just simply because labour voters turn out and nobody else does. and he's he's going to win by a lot, but he's not picking up new voters. and it's a you know, i think it's going to be a long term problem actually . actually. >> it is a real worry. we need everyone. voting doesn't matter how they vote, but that they vote is

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mark, thank you ve much european elections. mark, thank you very much indeed _ european elections.ropean elections. mark, thank you very much indeed for that. that is i very much indeed for that. that is the picture in rome at tonight. we arejust waiting for the picture in rome at tonight. we are just waiting for another projection here, remember there are seven groupings in the european parliament, updated figures due to come in the next five or ten minutes, maybe while we talk to our europe adult. —— europe editor. 0ur europe editor katya adler is here in the hemicyle with me. there is no question what everyone down there is talking about tonight. emmanuel macron, absolutely. they are talking about emmanuel macron and you worked in france for many years, and i am here in brussels, and emmanuel macron is often accused by his peers are trying to grab the limelight but he has grabbed everything in this european election. he has been trounced by the hard right, he decided to dissolve his own national parliament as a result, call a snap election and it is a huge gamble. he says he is

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mark. >> thank you tatiana. welcome to a busy mark dolan tonight night. claims reform could become the new opposition as nigel farage's election gamble already paid off. i'll be asking former government minister ann widdecombe. plus i'll be asking ann whether social media will influence the outcome of the election. and if she was running now, would she be on tiktok? plus, in the last word, all of the election latest with our well—connected fleet street insider , plus the bombshell news insider, plus the bombshell news in europe that's right over on the continent . it's all kicked the continent. it's all kicked off. is brexit on the way ? a off. is brexit on the way? a furious emmanuel macron, the french president, has dissolved part of the french parliament, the national assembly, because of the outcome of european parliamentary elections . he's parliamentary elections. he's not happy. it's all kicked off. we'll bring you more on that before 11:00. plus tomorrow's newspaper front pages and live reaction in the studio from tonight's top pundits linda jubil

mark. to. mark. >> thanks, ray. welcome to a busy mark dolan tonight.her first public appearance since her cancer diagnosis. is she on the road to recovery? i'll be asking the queen of us, royal reporting kinsey schofield who's in the uk and joins me live in the studio tonight . plus, in the the studio tonight. plus, in the last word, all of the election latest with our top fleet street insider . and latest with our top fleet street insider. and for latest with our top fleet street insider . and for full pundit insider. and for full pundit reaction across the hour tv legend the green goddess herself, diana moran , ex tory mp herself, diana moran, ex tory mp and farmer neil parish and academic broadcaster and anarchist doctor lisa mckenzie. a packed hour. lots to get through . those papers are through. those papers are coming. plus, the good news the country's been waiting for the reappearance of princess catherine will discuss all of that after my take at ten. there's a lot you can do in three years. a university degree . it's two thirds of a term in of

mark: welcome back america.speaker newt gingrich. newt gingrich, let me ask a different kind of question that is this. you are running the joe biden campaign, joe biden is running a harshly grievously negative campaign trashing his opponent. smearing his opponents, trashing tens of millions of people who support donald trump. is the reason he is running that kind of campaign is nothing positive to run on? you are running his campaign you are dealing with an individual who has issues obviously. his policies are problematic. is this all he has? you are running his campaign is there anything positive you can think of he would run on? >> a challenge she has got his most of the policies his left hates. people would not believe him. i keep telling everyone you go to the grocery store and that erases everything biden is trying to tell you. people are looking at failure on the border. they're looking at failure with fentanyl they're looking at failure with prices and going down the list if you got up tomorrow morning an

here to break it down for us, nbc's mark murray and mark mckinnon, former adviser to george w.so mark murray, "the new york times" reports that kennedy put the new york address on ballot access applications in multiple estates, an address that is that of a close friend's home where he has visited often but not where he lives. talk about the stakes here what we really know about the polls and what this could mean. >> i think the stakes and the biggest story might be how difficult it is for independent candidates, third-party candidates to get on presidential ballots, and often, it requires tens of thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands of petitions to be able to get on, and in this case robert f. kennedy jr.'s campaign seems to have the time and certainly the resources and sometimes the name i.d. to be able to do that, but now it's actually withstanding some legal challenges that are coming from parties that don't want to necessarily see him on the ballot, and then in this particular case, chris, the kennedy campaign says that new york is the state where rfk jr. ends up havi

good evening. >> how are you, mark? >> how are you, mark? >> i'm very well. won the election this week? >> absolutely. without a doubt. nigel farage, i will say you are. you are right that keir starmer's father is most definitely a tool maker. now, don't be harsh , what i will say don't be harsh, what i will say is that. sorry. i thought it was really funny. i'm never funny, mark. and i thought that. i thought it worked for me, but i think what's really interesting is that, of course, it's a huge watershed moment for the reform party to actually take over the conservatives in the polls. clearly, it's going to split the vote. and what's really interesting is the conservatives and a lot of their campaigns onune and a lot of their campaigns online have been saying that a vote for reform is a vote for laboun vote for reform is a vote for labour, effectively already giving up and effectively saying that they're going to lose. nigel is now come back to that and said, actually, because we're ahead in the polls and vote for the conservatives is a vote for the conserv

mark. >> i welcome to the show mark dolan in for martin daubney. >> i welcome to the show mark dolan daubney . for dolan in for martin daubney. for a very busy three hours. >> we start with the claim from the tories that migrants are quite literally queuing up in calais. >> calais waiting for labour to win the election . sir keir win the election. sir keir starmer has said a labour government would scrap the rwanda scheme on day one, and home secretary james cleverly brought up quotes in yesterday's daily telegraph where migrants said that they were worried about being deported and so were waiting for the result of the general election. some people did make the journey to the uk today, and reform uk leader nigel farage was speaking on gb news live from the channel, where he saw a small boat heading over there. he told us why today is such a significant day behind me you can see a white dinghy. >> there are 45 people on board behind it. you can see an escort vessel because that's what the french do. despite the £500 million we've given them, they literally, once these boats are afloat

what we have here is a firsthand account for mark. >> reporter: for mark. do you feel proud?e, but i also realize the difficult in the room we still travel. i also think of the people who didn't make it. >> reporter: this is a tribute to them, a space that will open its doors next friday exactly 55 years after stonewall changed the world. joe fryar, nbc news. >> all right. heading to chicago, don't miss the chance to snap a selfie at millennium park. the beam being one of the most beloved attractions is back open after nearly a year of renovations since last august. construction limited access to the sculpture, but now the city has added new scares, accessible ramps and a water proofing system making it a better experience for visitors. >>> another milestone for spacex to tell you about. the company launching two rockets sending over 36 starlink satellites into space. this was the 11th time that spacex reused the rocket booster. it's part of a starlink project to provide internet access, especially in remote areas. >>> thanks for starting the workweek here with us on "earl >>

mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday. i'm thrilled you are here we have two great guests and that senator tom cotton and been dominant show. before we get to our guests, look who is back. our bobble head friend joe how are you doing i'm glad you're back. i have a lot to say to you tonight. george stephanopoulos is an abc news journalist. before that he headed the war room for the clinton presidency or his job in part was to smear women who came forward and challenge bill clinton and exposed bill clinton for exposing himself to them. but i got to thinking it's very interesting he's telling cn and during the debate first big question should be who won the 2020 election? i have a better question, george, who won the 2000 election? i do my research here is a piece from usa today. some with the dispute over the 2000 presidential election will never end. witness vice president biden comments about predecessor al gore quote this man was elected president of the united states of america biden said at a fundraiser that gore also a