david: yeah, but it's just so obviously absurd, the fact that they are accusing -- by the way, mark allen and the rest of those fbi agents are not only good men. they are also heros. mark allen was a hero when he was fighting for america in iraq he had several comendations from the marine corps, and then there was the fact that they are being attacked not only by the fbi, congressman, but by your fellow congress people, going against whistleblowers. there was a time not long ago, back in 2019, for example, during one of the impeachment inquiries when adam schiff used to defend whistleblowers saying that they needed to be secured. their safety and well being had to be taken care of. what happened? viciously attacking whistleblowers today, are the people who were defending them yesterday. >> well that's why we have laws the last of which was updated in 2012 to protect whistleblowers but we have it for another reason. the kind of information they came forward with, just one example, bus loads over 100 people who simply got on a bus and came to washington, none of whom or none of the ones bei

guy: mark allen speaking to us earlier. let's get some analysis. companies seem to be doing well, they seem to be navigating what is a difficult environment with rising rates relatively ok. why and how. >> what's important to understand is a lot of the big u.k. rates had a very tough financial crisis. carrying too much leverage and they had to raise a lot of capital. that created a lot of scar tissue. they come into this with much lower gearing. rising yields. you've also had muted construction levels. so although in an overall way may be companies don't lend office space much they use two. the goal be to get them to come back to the office. companies with the skills to build outside of office actually they are seeing growth out there. alix: are we being too pessimistic on office space. here in the u.s. i keep hearing calls and calls for that. are they underestimating in the return to office. >> it's important to bear in mind the distinction between the u.s. and europe. the return to office is been quite different. and also vacancy rates. you've go

. >>> mark s. allen's attorney will join us in a moment. here is the truth. january 6th we now know could have been prevented according to the federal january 6th investigators, quote, law enforcement had a direct role in contributing to the security failures that led to the violence. quote, investigators found that the capitol was inadequately defended on january 6th, not because of an intelligence failure, but because of a failure to act on the intelligence. let's listen to even the mainstream media mobs nbc last year holt report. listen to this. >> the jen reese sixth committee final report was more than 800 pages. some material did not make the cut including much of its findings on the failures of federal law enforcement leading up to the attack. >> the chief investigator for the january 6 committee says the government could have prevented it. >> had law enforcement agencies acted, do you believe the attack on the capitol could have been successfully repelled? >> it would have been a lot different had law enforcement taken a more assertive protective post

. >>> a moment of silence also held in allen, texas, marking one week since the deadly shooting at an outlet mall. eight people were killed in that attack. today volunteers gathered at the mall to read the names of the victims. >>> turning now to decision 2024. a tornado watch forced a last-minute cancellation at a rally for former president trump. a key weekend in iowa. trump posted on his social media platform a rally in des moines would be rescheduled soon. ron desantis was at an annual family picnic hosted by a republican congressman. nbc news has learned desantis is likely to make his intentions to run official by the end of this month snooze at the 2024 presidential race heats up, former republican congressman will hurd was on "meet the press" discussing his potential presidential run. >> when do you plan to make a decision? >> a decision has to be made about my future very soon. like i said, i never leave -- i always leave -- >> before or after memorial day? >> i think a decision on anybody on what their future in politics has to be done beformerial day. >> that means a lot to

>> all right, mark chesky with us in allen, texas for us. i'll check back in with you again let's bring in juliÁn castro, former secretary for urban development. also with us doctor amy andrews, a pediatrician and the founder and ceo of their future our vote. an organization that advocates for children's well-being in texas state representative james. ricotta state representative talarico, let me start with you before i get to dr. andrews. i don't know if you heard that soundbite from the woman there when morgan asked her what are you feeling or something to that effect, she responded by saying, honestly, i want to move out. i want to move out. it struck me a little bit. and your representatives from that state texas, i want to get your thoughts on why did men to hear that women say that. and let me just -- give me a second because i see the police and the fire chief coming out. i wonder if the briefing is about to start. let's go ahead and wait one second. i don't interrupt you. let's hear this press conference which is about to begin now.

lieutenant mark allen pike. supervising fire marshall john joseph jack mccally. officer houston ryan tipping. deportation officer brian wayne turner. special agent peter christopher egan. officer adrian lopez sr. deputy sheriff thomas e. baker iii. officer christopher nichlas ferielo. senior investigator kyle lee patterson. officer winston croom. detective justin michael terry. deputy first class glen r. hillard. sergeant michael perez. officer joseph anthony santana. sergeant sean free. deputy sheriff austin w. melvin richardson. deputy sheriff jamar collin able. deputy sheriff austin derek aldridge. detention officer jeremiah james story. deputy sheriff jeff l. hermanson. sergeant richard lopez. reserve officer jeffrey michael david richardson. deputy sheriff bradley steven henry johnson. captain ralph harlow frazier. deputy sheriff william edward petre. police officer jacob russell chafins. sergeant john k. williams. officer lauren michael courts. parole supervisor ronald d. spanning letter jr. officer brian d.olif. undersheriff lawrence george corein. lieuten

. ♪ mark: welcome back america, i want to welcome one of the great legal minds in america, i have great respect for allenump among 50 other books. he is harvard law professor ameritus. would you be able to teach a class at harvard law school today just for a semester. >> i doubt it, it has been 10 years since i have been amareaabeen -- professor. no major law school wants my 50 years of experience pause of 1 1/2 hours of defending donald trump on the floor of the united states senate. that is the way in which law school education is moving today. this same thing is true of medical education. much education, we're seeing now abolition of grades and how to think, teachers insist on teaching them what to think. letting it be reflected in grades. >> what kind of society have we become where academic freedom is under critical attack, professors have to be careful about what they say. even organizations have to meet in secret. what do you make of this? >> in students too. students are terrified to express views in class that are not politically correct, they will be subject to peer pressure and the administrat

mark: welcome back america, i want to welcome one of the great legal minds in america, i have great respect for allenz, he wrote get trump among 50 other books. he is harvard law professor ameritus. would you be able to teach a class at harvard law schoo it would be disruptions it y haeas been 10 years, but since the day i defended donald trump on floor of senate, i have not once been invited back to speak at harvard or any other major law school but by federalist society at sanford, no major law school wants my 50 years of experience because o of wore and a half hours of defending donald trump on the flooatr of u.s. senate, that is th le way in two law school ed education is moving, we'll seeing an ablition of grades and instead of teaching students think, teachers arewh insistinatg on thinking them what thinko think, not brooking and decent. let to be reflected in theiris grades. ave to be careful about what they say. even organizations have to meet in secret. what do you make of this? >> in students too. students are terrified to express views in class that are not politically correct, they will b

james quidlow, travis hurley, oliver little, gregory meeds, mark pike, david ragey, and dickson allen sasser. i also want to pay special tribute to officer nicholas wilt who was shot in the head while responding to last month's bank shooting in downtown louisville. officer wrilt was just -- officer wilt was just 11 days out of the academy but he never shied away from his duty, even in the face of imminent danger. today officer wilt is continuing to show signs of improvement and the city of louisville stands behind him on his road to recovery. as we honor officers in kentucky and across the country would have been injured or killed in the line of duty, i know my colleagues join me in thanking the peace officers who continue to run toward danger to keep us safe. now, mr. president, police week is an important and solemn occasion every year. america's peace officers deserve our respect and recognition every single day. but in recent years peace officers memorial day has taken on an especially urgent significance. in 2021 president biden's first year in office, the number of law enforceme

allen, texas yesterday afternoon. rachel: today, our next guest will be leading a prayer service at his church not far from the shooting scene. >> john mark pastor at the cottonwood church in mckenny, texas. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me on today. >> mckenny, not far from allen. tell me what you're hearing from your community and what you feel like they need. >> you know, our community is just broken. we're hurting. i've been the pastor at this church in allen and in 28 years as pastor we've never known the brokenness and hurt in our backyard that we're experiencing now, just from law enforcement to the victims, families, to neighbors, to many of our people who were there at the mall at the time, everybody res just hurting and -- everybody's just hurting and broken. we want to gather our community together and weep with those who weep and mourn with those who mourn. rachel: we live in a culture that has started to mock the idea that in the wake of these tragedies we should have prayers and gather in that way. i'm really heartened to see that that's where your head and heart goes to as well as the community. on the othe

allen has more. we have seen the earlier rejection. what is different this time question markore money always helps. in february newmont offered 17 billion. they came back with it 18.5 billion in april. that it went to due diligence. we knew something was cooking this weekend when their due diligence got accepted and then an hour ago the news broke that the deal is off. $19.2 billion is the final price there. it implies new quest shares are worth $.27 a share. so shareholders will get 0.4% of the newmont share for every new crest share that they hold, $1.10 at completion. it cements the company of the world's biggest gold producer by some distance. it gives five of new crest's mine and a lot of copper as wells, which newmont was anxious to get into. a quarter of newmont process revenue. shery: consolidation in the overall gold space. paul: it has been going on for about five years now. the gold price is close to near records. gold deposits are becoming harder to mined. we have seen a lot of consolidation in the. there was a merger back in 2018 worth $18 billion. then last year

allen, with the you raise your website we. we appreciate your time and your insights today . thank. so thank you for the time the events are taking place around the world to mark this international de against homophobia by phobia and trends. so it'd be organizers the rights say, the rights of that would you be q people are increasingly at risk in some places? well, many countries have perhaps legislation recognizing transgender or same sex parents, right? other countries are rolling back protections and their approaches across the united states, activists. as you see there say that hundreds of new laws had been passed recently to curtailed the rights of eligibility to people. in russia, anyone who is not straight or who appears to be straight and makes that public well, they can be arrested. the chances of that have increased sharply since the start of the more and you create a new law bands. what authorities are labeling j propaganda. the russian active speech or foss, crisen scheme says it's as if l g b t q, people are no longer allowed to exist. you told the w news and he decided to flee his home country and to come to germany before it's too late. i mean,

south korea's capital to mark international workers. day trade unions are demanding a rise to the minimum waves. they also against plans to increase the number of whacking allen's paraguay as governing party. candidate santiago, penya has won the presidential election. penya received more than 42 percent of the votes to continue. the dominance of the conservative colorado party. pena's center left arrival of fran allegory, got nearly 27.5 percent. despite having gone into the vote with a narrow lead in the opinion polls the senior men watched pena's victory speech in the capital of since young oh, the people of paraguay. and that he hoped to become the lighting for the country. and that this would do better a has brought up with that no more than rod already in the united states. the troubled fast republic bank is being acquired by j. p. morgan chase regulators have taken control of the bank. the 3rd major institution in the u. s. to fail and 2 months. first republic shares fell last week after it revealed the customers had withdrawn a $100000000000.00 and deposits in march. well, those are the headlines. they'll be more news here after witness. they stay with

allen. just got off the phone with pastor mark katen, and this church that does such a wonderful job with soting people in their time of need, tomorrow will be a great night of healing, a much needed night of healing and hope. i was on scene today. i was in constant communication with governor abbott and our speaker, who have offered the full support of the state government. have been on the phone with the texas director of the department of public safety. the state government stands ready to assist our wonderful police chief brian harvey and local officials, really law enforcement agencies at all levels in responding to this tragedy. they are true heroes. and i saw that firsthand today. so we remain committed to praying for the victims and their families and our community i have no doubt, will come together and respond in the right way to this horrific tragedy. with that i now am really honored to introduce my friend and our great county judge chris hilt. >> i'm chris hill the colin county judge. like representative leech, i reside near the outlet malls. like all in our community, my family

chest and organs to its fullest extent so that her body bore the marks of the hilt of the knife having killed her, you then dragged nikki allenyour attack was brutal. you stabbed nikki's chest and abdomen on 37 occasions. the stab wounds were deep, many penetrating more than one internal organ . the t shirt one internal organ. the t shirt which nikki was wearing bore? no holes in dictating that the t shirt had been raised above her abdomen . when you stabbed her. i abdomen. when you stabbed her. i cannot be sure that you deliberately and intentionally raised her top rather than it having become rocked up under her armpits during the struggle . i am not therefore sure that the act of stabbing nikki's naked chest had an overtly sexual element to it . you caused sexual element to it. you caused nikki great mental suffering in the minutes before her loss of consciousness , after you pushed consciousness, after you pushed her into the old exchange building. she must have quickly known that you were coming after her to hurt her. and there was nowhere for. for her to hide . nowhere for. for her to hide. she was in a cold pitch black

where we can hear from the family of nikki allen after david boyd was of course , sentenced for her of course, sentenced for her murder. we can go now . mark finding out today that they were going to use the world laugh . sharon, use the world laugh. sharon, what do you think— lint; 331g sharon, what do you think more satisfied winn— what do you think more satisfied vviin oi— what do you think more satisfied vviin oi vene— what do you think more satisfied with 37 years what— what do you think more satisfied with 37 years what the judge nomen— with 37 years what the judge vvoniei io— with 37 years what the judge wanted to impose based on eoiieiieie— wanted to impose based on satisfied? i— wanted to impose based on satisfied? i would have been eoiieiiei— satisfied? i would have been satisfied to— satisfied? i would have been satisfied to a— satisfied? i would have been satisfied to a life . this is satisfied to a life. this is seven year old - satisfied to a life. this is seven year old ben when's onvnoov— seven year old ben when's anybody going— seven year old ben when's anybody going attack crimes like this anybody going attack crimes like

allen, tomorrow there is going to be a wave of noise that says that anybody who cares about figures of the 700,000 markfine, but it'll just does it have next of hongkongers fine, but it'll just does it have to next of hongkongers fine, but it'll just does it have to be next of hongkongers fine, but it'll just does it have to be like (t year. does it have to be like this? have we not got some kind of points based immigration system? want to system? this is what i want to drill does it need to drill down on. does it need to be there hands tied when it be there are hands tied when it comes to having this amount of people? well, comes to having this amount of people? find l, we'll see actually find and we'll see tomorrow. - if- actually find and we'll see tomorrow. .if we- actually find and we'll see tomorrow. if we look the tomorrow. but if we look at the rigoroo— tomorrow. but if we look at the rigoroo or— tomorrow. but if we look at the figures of ukrainians, i'm sure rnooo— figures of ukrainians, i'm sure rnooo oro— figures of ukrainians, i'm sure rnooo going— figures of ukrainians, i'm sure those are