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joining us, marc thiessen, alicia -- and gop strategist lloyd matheson. nation host kat timpf and kt mcfarland. we've got more on black lives matter. patrice colors, she's out with new statements raising new questions, and we've got details on that big brawl in congress between republican jim jordan and dr. anthony fauci. we're going to see you dr. fauci's evolving position. how he admitted, yes, he did move the goalpost. at, the audacity of democrats trying to intimidate and pack the supreme court to get what democrats want when democrats have the narrowest margin in congress in years. the democrats' new battle plan, yes, this is a raw political power play. americans say, no, don't undercut the most important firewall of independence that protects america's rights. critics asking do the democrats want to lose in the midterms? also this, a new attack from the media going after florida republican governor ron desantis. he's a potential 2024 contender. msnbc joining in, delivering the very definition of a smear here without proof or evidence. we've got the

all around with many calling it a disaster for soccer so joining me now to discuss their victory matheson professor of sports economics at the college of the holy cross now a professor the president of the union of european football associations is calling the creation of the super league a complete ignorance of england's football culture why are we seeing such a passionate response in opposition to this project. well the big thing going on here is that the super league guarantees slots to 12 members that have already that already signed up and actually 15 members in the end would have permanent positions in this league and that goes totally totally contrary how european soccer has grown over the past century which has opened leagues where you have to earn your right to participate in the league and to stay in the league and the teams that don't do well get voted down and relegated down to or levels we hear that are up and comers get promoted to higher levels. this is not the proposed european super league would be like it would be much more alike to be closed leagues in the united states

any superleague if this one doesn't work out excellent points to consider here professor victor matheson thank you so much for your time. that's all for now you can catch ben bass on demand by downloading the portable t.v. after apple or enter a device well see you here next time and as always don't forget to question morning . and in another one of the. way or both to assume. somebody could still move to. plaza this way got sent out so hard nothing in the mother disappeared the see the look like a coward and an empty stomach and i think. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights his way. through on the film business woody allen called even at the. time of. what i think is this is the fans that is something. i. was a pandemic no certainly no borders and just bought into nationalities. you. know so much. we took a backseat. to the. judgment commentary closest with this system to implement things we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing it's your own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created the response has

all right matheson and the top stories on all jazeera a stampede at a religious festival in northern israel has killed at least 44 people the crash happened at a gathering for tens of thousands of ultra-orthodox jews on mount met on prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called the stampede a great tragedy ari fawcett has this update from the scene all the way up to here we've been seeing the stragglers from the events overnight trying to get lifts getting on buses and we're talking talk to a couple of them one young man said that it was a crime carried out by the police accusing the police of preventing people from getting access to one potential.

tyler matheson will join me in a moment stocks rebounding after yesterday's tax bombshell.h stocks are leading the way. nasdaq up 1.5% bitcoin below 50,000 it was back and forth all day. look at ethereum light coin. intel is falling after the results and this industry going through turbulence but could

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i'm tyler matheson with kelly evans. reserve's decision on interest rates. the s&p 500 just barely in the red. basically flat the 10-year yield about 1.65%. there's the benchmarks as we see market reaction from today's fed decision on interest rates let's get straight to the panel. led by mona mahijon, david kelly is chief global strategist and jim karen is global fixed income portfolio manager. nod your heads if you agree the fed isn't going to do anything today. so, we can just end it right here, can't we i guess -- i guess, david, the real question obviously is, what is the text that accompanies this you suspect that the fed is going to have to take into account some of the more positive economic numbers that have hit the tape since the last meeting. >> yes it's going to be hard to stay quite so gloomy here the first thing is literal to have to do something about the statement about inflation. because twice in the statement they say it's running below the objective of 2%. so i think they'll change that i'm going to be

been going on in the housing market with home prices hitting historic highs and see you with tyler mathesonht after this wealth is breaking ground on your biggest project yet. worth is giving the people who build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who spent half his life with you, the party of a lifetime. wealth is watching your business grow. worth is watching your employees grow with it. principal. for all it's worth. >>> good afternoon welcome to "power lunch. i'm tyler matheson kelly evans will join me there's reports that president biden will propose a 43% capital gains tax for high income earners. we'll break down the numbers and whether this is in any sense a surprise or whether he is saying it all along we all know the housing market is super hot right now prices are up. who's buying the homes a hint is your new neighbor may not come with two kids and a dog. i don't know whaat

matheson and the top stories on all jazeera a stampede at a religious festival in northern israel has killed at least 44 people the crash happened at a gathering for tens of thousands of ultra-orthodox jews on mount met on prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called the stampede a great tragedy ari fawcett has this update from the scene. all the way up to here we've been seeing the stragglers from the events overnight trying to get lifts getting on buses and we're talking talk to a couple of them one young man said that it was a crime carried out by the police accusing the police of preventing people from earth from getting access to one potential exit routes out of the crush another man said that he had watched it take place from a distance and he saw people slipping down a set series of steps on top of each other. and that it was an unavoidable consequence of that that there were going to be deaths and injuries i also asked him if he had ever felt unsafe at this event before and this is an event that attracts some half a 1000000 people over a series of days every year not last year

he went to spain and ran with the bulls, with peter matheson.he saying irish songs with director john houston and actor gregory pack when they were in ireland filming moby dick and buchwald once hired a show for the limousine to take him into paris in the heart of communist russia, he burst into a huge gathering of communist officials and introduced himself to a totally dumbfounded the kia. in the 1960s buchwald was getting bored in paris and writing about celebrities coming through europe. he was starting to feel that his writing was getting stale. in 1961 jfk was elected president buchwald saw the style that john of kennedy and his wife, jacqueline kennedy, referring to washington. buchwald thought perhaps this is a good time to move and cover something different then paris nightlife and celebrities. he saw the new frontier is a challenge. but some warned him that if he went to washington he would get massacred. how could he possibly compete with columnists like -- , arthur crock, james, and stewart. despite the warnings, buchwald made the lea

well david matheson is a young gone based independent analyst so me and myron joins us on skype from chiang mai in neighboring thailand is good so have you with us on this nice or they just are they explaining to her viewers why the military is killing its own people in myanmar will to killing large numbers of people throughout the country because people are resisting the coup d'etat that occurred over 2 months ago now. and that resistance is under managed and what we're saying is actually a security forces upping the violence i mean using heavier weapons against demonstrators in in some parts of the country and even in recent weeks using as strikes against civilians in korean state and so what we're saying is actually the security forces in a far more desperate. manner actually increasing the firepower to put down these demonstrations which which you know just unremitting well if this is born out of desperation i mean where is the military standpoint it's just difficult to see the logic of this launching airstrikes on your own people because there the holding process i mean what wil

matheson with the headlines on al-jazeera india's record of the world's highest number of new covered 19 infections for the 4th consecutive day almost 350000 cases were reported on sunday all spittles.

rob matheson in doha hear the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. president joe biden has told congress he is turning power all into possibility after the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic in speaking on the eve of his 100th day in office saying america is back on the rise he has laid out plans to fix challenges including trillions of dollars of investment in jobs infrastructure and education 100 days since i took the oath of office and left in my hand off our family bible and inherited a nation we all did it was.

i'm rob matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera desperately needed medical supplies are arriving in india as it struggles to contain covered 19 it accounts for half of the world's new infections one person is dying every 4 minutes in the capital incriminatory are at breaking point. brazil's senate has launched an inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic nearly 400000 brazilians have died from covert 19 the world's 2nd highest death toll investigation could be damaging for president yet both scenario as he prepares to seek reelection next year some on is president mohamad at the lucky father module has agreed not to extend his term following domestic and international pressure is made the announcement after the prime minister said he was against the proposed 2 year extension. of the one month of the federal government of somalia has always believed in still sees dialogue compromise negotiation and the return to the discussion table as the only viable options. finally i urge all security agencies to maintain the stability of the capital and the safety of innocent civi

$600.00 people are known to being killed in violence following the coup on february the 1st david matheson is an independent analyst on me and ma he says the rising death toll there is a sign of the military's desperation. to killing large numbers of people throughout the country because people are resisting the coup d'etat that it could be between what's going on. and that resistance is undiminished and what we're saying is actually as your forces upping the violence i mean using heavier weapons against demonstrators in in some parts of the country and even in recent weeks using s. strikes against civilians in korean state and so what we're saying is actually the security forces in a far more desperate. man actually increasing the firepower to put down these demonstrations which you know is just under a minute in yangon protesters sends a message to beijing by burning a chinese flag they denounce what they claim is china support for the job. mozambique's president says the military has forced isolating fighters out of the northern town of palma armed groups had attacked the gas hob 2 week

david matheson is an independent analyst on me and maher he says the rising death toll in may and is a sign of the military's desperation to killing large numbers of people throughout the country because people are resisting the coup d'etat that occurred over 2 months ago now. and that resistance is undiminished and what we're seeing is actually a security forces upping the violence i mean using heavier weapons against demonstrators in some parts of the country and even in recent weeks using air strikes against civilians in korean state and so what we're seeing is actually security forces in a far more desperate. manner actually increasing the firepower to put down these demonstrations which which you know just unremitting in the protest to send a message to beijing by burning a chinese flag they denounced what they claim is china's support for the gentle. a stolen bass has been set on fire and belfast during unrest in northern ireland police say pro unionist youths are responsible there's been a spate of violent incidents since last week officers being injured in several cars burned

he went to spain iran with bulls at pamplona with george plimpton and peter matheson.e sang songs with john houston and gregory peck when they were in ireland filming moby dick. buchwald once hired a limousine to take him from paris into the heart of communist russia, where upon his arrival he burst into a huge gathering of communist officials and introduced himself to a dumbfounded nikita khrushchev. by the early 1960's, art buchwald was getting bored with paris and writing about celebrities. he was starting to feel that his writing was getting stale. in 19 60 when john kennedy was elected president, buchwald saw from abroad the style that president kennedy and his wife jacqueline were bringing to the white house and washington. buchwald thought perhaps this would be a good time to move and cover something different than paris nightlife and celebrity. he saw the new frontier as a challenge. some warned him that if he went to washington he would get massacred. how could he possibly compete with common -- columnists like arthur kroc and joseph allsop. despite the warnin

i'm not matheson this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up protests against the decision to delay palestine's 1st parliamentary elections in 15 years poverty is partly to blame for more children and babies dying as brazil's coronavirus told posses 400000. and a rush to get out as nepal is capital goes into lockdown fears it's heading for a covert $900.00 crisis similar to neighboring india. stampede at a religious festival in northern israel has killed at least 44 people the crash happened at a gathering for tens of thousands of ultra-orthodox jews on mount met on our correspondent how the faucets near the scene he's going to be updating the shortly 1st this report from sort of hot. emergency services rushed to the scene where tens of thousands of cultural orthodox jews had gathered for the like boma annual hope image which started off as an all night gathering of prayer and dance at the bonfire festival ended with these chaotic scenes. bodies of those killed in a stampede are lined up hundreds of people are injured for vital a those were injured and we send teams $200.00 ambulanc

. >> let's go to christian matheson. >> speaker, the prime minister promised in a series of texts to fix the tax issue for his mate james dyson. he promised to public those texts because that's not made good on that promise, when will he publish them? >> mr. speaker, i promised to publish the account of my dealings with james dyson which is exactly what i've done, and i can't believe they haven't learned their lesson, mr. speaker, they attacked the government with having discussions with a british ventilator maker last week or potential ventilator maker last week and the following day they did a u-turn and said that any prime minister would do it. now they've done a "w" turn, mr. speaker, trying to bash me once again. do you think the government ought to be supporting manufacturers of ventilators, yes or no? >> mr. speakerer, my constituency has attractions which all support superb cafes and pubs. does the prime minister have any plans to come to bosworth but more importantly what is the government doing to support these attractions and domestic tourism as we go into the summer? >> i

i'm morgan brennan with tyler matheson amazon wins a vote to keep the union out of the warehouse in alabamahere it goes from here. >>> vegas is back, baby! we get the latest on the reopening from the ceo of mgm resorts. >>> and it is safe to get back to the beach this summer

i'm about to say some words that make me very map pi, with kelly evans i'm tyler matheson watching the market sliding right now but is there a reason to be really worried we'll talk to mario gab elli about that and the economy and what he is buying right now, an interesting list you won't want to miss. johnson & johnson, peloton, tesla facing potentially serious image problems what are the ceos of those companies need to do to manage the issues to get the so-called messaging right? "power lunch" starts right now >> i am happy to say, thank you, ty we'll be in studio together tomorrow, right? >> tomorrow i will join you. i'm sorry i'm home off today and welcome back we missed you one and all. >> i missed you likewise and nice to be here. stocks are falling from record levels today with the nasdaq hardest hit down 1%. bob pisani, that's nice to say has more for us. hi, bob. >> so great to see you again any warm my heart every time i see you. welcome back modest declines -- we love kelly. did i say modest what's half a percent with a 5% increase in the s&p in april alone? no particular he

i'm tyler matheson seema mody joins us for the hour in a moment.ing all-time high just the dow, s&p records after a blowout jobs report last week. and strong economic data today pointing to a rebrown in america's economy. >>> plus treasury secretary yellen calling for a global minimum tax on all corporati

. >>> good afternoon i'm tyler matheson literally alongside kelly evans today.night live" next month we'll talk all things musk as they report results in a couple of hours. >>> ceo pay is a hot topic several companies shelling out big bucks while the companies struggle through the pandemic. >>> cowboys and crypto how did wyoming become a haven for cryptocurrency companies we have all that and more as "power lunchst

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. >>> welcome, everybody, to "power lunch" far thursday with morgan brennan, i'm tyler matheson if you build it will it pay off? will the president's infrastructure plan build jobs and what impact could tax increases have on corporate spendingsome we'll talk to the ceo about trimble about that cathy wood is snapping up shares. >>> and why is the jobs market so tight right now we have heard lots of companies saying they're struggling to find workers where's the disconnect we'll explore that as "power lunch" starts right now. >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm morgan check the markets at this hour the s&p 500 did hit another record high today but the real action is in the nasdaq. new highs once again for some of the big tech names payment stocks also higher whether with an app or paypal, squar, mastercard and visa president biden continues to aggressively push the massive infrastructure plan saying yesterday the country must take bold action. all right. we wanted to break it down from two key angles kayla tausche working out how to pay for it and steve liesman answering will it help or hur

i'm tyler matheson seema mody joins us for the hour in a moment. stocks are soaring all-time high just the dow, s&p records after a blowout jobs report last week. and strong economic data today pointing to a rebrown in america's economy. >>> plus treasury secretary yellen calling for a global minimum tax on all corporations. how likely is it what does it mean for u.s. companies. >>> virgin joinlgs, a cruise line calling on the cdc to let us sail with fully vaccinated crews and passengers the ceo joins us as "power lunch" starts right now. >>> welcome to "power lunch. two hours left to trade and we begin with the markets at record high just the economy's recovering the fed on the side. hardly get better for the stock just let's get to mike santelli. when everything looks so good could that be at peak? >> at least time to start asking the question whether things can improve from here or whether everything is priced we thing to be on alert for is when the market stops responding positively to good news. this is a two-year chart of the s&p 500. you see

with rahel solomon i'm tyler matheson the s&p 500 topping 4,000 for the first time ever. offices are reopening. wokkers rehired. a blowout jobs report expected tomorrow. >>> every stadium will host fans today for baseball 100% capacity in texas even met fans have hope but the game with washington has been canceled for this evening. that means big business for the sports betting companies and the legendary sports caster brent will join us we'll also be join by one of the most successful female angel investors, ai and vc and spacs with kim perell. "power lunch" starts right now >> indeed it does. welcome to "power lunch. i'm are hell solomon america is working to reopen as cities lower restrictions we see more and more restaurants and stadiums as tyler mentioned opening the doors and we are hitting every and l of the reopening. steve liesman looks at the return of the job market meg tir looking at employers. >> shepard smith and i just talking about that detroit game in the snow so yes baseball is back, a great sign for spring but snowing right now. take a look at the marke

i'm morgan brennan with tyler matheson amazon wins a vote to keep the union out of the warehouse in alabama. we'll tell you where it goes from here. >>> vegas is back, baby! we get the latest on the reopening from the ceo of mgm resorts. >>> and it is safe to get back to the beach this summer but is your body bikini read did? we are all trying to lose the covid 19 "power lunch" starts right now >>> so this is "power lunch. we'll get a check on the markets. once again creeping higher amazon shares are higher today after the company wins a key vote among workers at the warehouse in alabama voting against unionizing but there's more to the story. hey, d. >> plenty more, morgan so the union cam pane voted down by a large margin and that secures a victory for amazon in the u.s. and the fight is not over the retail union, the rwdsw, will challenge the results claiming illegal behavior by amazon saying we won't let the lies, deception and illegal activities go down and that's why we are filing charges against the illegal actions taken by amazon in the union vote amazon releasing its own statement

tyler matheson and "power lunch" will pick it up next with some breaking news. >>> thank you, my frienddy, to "power lunch" for a monday. we are going to start with that breaking news. kayla tausche has the details from president biden's meeting about the chip supply chain and josh lipton will look at the chip companies that could stand to benefit kayla, we start with you. >> it is clear thaes

we got bitten by the bug if the matheson's buy, that will be the top tick in the market.mise you, the market will peak within four weeks, not four months of the mathisen's purchasing >> and when you open the naples bureau, tyler, sign me up. that sounds like a great gig there is some supply coming online, but, again, the demand is just outstripping it in all these communities and can they keep up? we'll see in the second quarter and that conversation with jeff tomorrow will be interesting because he has projects all over southern florida so, he's looking at that pipeline >> another thing you wonder about. obviously, there is the no tax deal in florida is a big appeal there. but as more and more people come in, they're going to find, i think, some infrastructure requirements that are going to be expensive to meet whether it's new schools or whether it's new roads or new garages, et cetera >> well, one word, tyler traffic. it's not fun in florida right now. that's going to be an issue. >> all right, robert, thank you very much. we can dream we can dream again, the mathisen,

tyler matheson will join me in a moment stocks rebounding after yesterday's tax bombshell. tech stocks are leading the way. nasdaq up 1.5% bitcoin below 50,000 it was back and forth all day. look at ethereum light coin. intel is falling after the results and this industry going through turbulence but could there be an opportunity down the line "power lunch" starts right now >>> we have our reporters all over this potential capital gains tax hike dom, let's start with you. >> the bounceback is sharp and big on a relative basis. if you look at the dow industrials, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq composite, this is a one week chart and almost flat but for the major indexes we are back to where we were before the headlines with regard to biden possible tax cuts and a one-week basis off a little bit but still a big bounceback from the lows we saw yesterday what's leading the charge higher, technology stocks, financial stocks and the cyclicals like materials these are among the best performers so economically sensitive are the ones leading the charge higher and some stocks to keep an

along with frank holland, i'm tyler matheson the fed minutes breaking right now. what were they thinking at the last meeting steve liesman is digging through that. >>> georgia is on everyone's mind it seems. businesses are caught in the middle over that new voting law. >>> and two heavy hitters teaming up rick caruso with the winkle boss twins. caruso will accept rent payments and more in bitcoin. he'll join us with tyler winklevoss frank? >> thank you. >>> we await details from the fed minutes. you might think today'squiet based on the numbers but there's always action somewhere and today it is in the big mega cap tech names you probably already own, talking google, facebook and microsoft all hitting all-time highs today let's bring in bob pisani with what's working today and what isn't? >> frank, things are flattish. that's good news things have been going great the vaccine rollout is really strong so it's certainly good news to move sideways at record highs. everything is rotating through really nicely. you mentioned the tech stocks with leadership overall and

tyler matheson and "power lunch" will pick it up next with some breaking news. >>> thank you, my friend good to see you. welcome, everybody, to "power lunch" for a monday. we are going to start with that breaking news. kayla tausche has the details from president biden's meeting about the chip supply chain and josh lipton will look at the chip companies that could stand to benefit kayla, we start with you. >> it is clear that president biden is going to be using the global supply shortage of semiconductors and the desire to dominate once again in chip manufacturing here in the u.s. as a galvanizing issue to try to bring bipartisan support together for his infrastructure plan or the plan that he is calling an infrastructure plan that he is going to be meeting with lawmakers later today to discuss again and meeting first with the chip executives from car companies, tech companies that use the chips in their consumer goods and then meeting with lawmakers where there's support to reinvest in this type of manufacturing capacity and real disagreement over whether that needs to be part of a br

>>> good afternoon i'm tyler matheson literally alongside kelly evans today. the celebrity ceo elon musk, that guy, will host "saturday night live" next month we'll talk all things musk as they report results in a couple of hours. >>> ceo pay is a hot topic several companies shelling out big bucks while the companies struggle through the pandemic. >>> cowboys and crypto how did wyoming become a haven for cryptocurrency companies we have all that and more as "power lunch" starts right now >>> stocks are higher today, more than 100 of the s&p 500 companies hitting 52-week highs today. let's go to dominic chu for more. >> out of that 100 some, 70 some are hitting record highs to give you an indication of where we are, just a stone's throw away from record highs in the s&p 500. still though take a look at the sampling mega cap, alphabet up and microsoft just about flat on the day and hit record highs in trading today and capital one still holding on to 2% gains stanley black & decker is weaker but a play on home improvement trade that stock hit a 52-week high toda

rob matheson and doha hear the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. president joe biden has told congress he is turning power all into possibility after the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic in speaking on the eve of his 100th day in office saying america is back on the rise he has laid out plans to fix challenges including trillions of dollars of investment in jobs infrastructure and education 100 days since i took the oath of office and left in my hand off our family bible and heritage nation we all did it was in crisis the worst pandemic of the century the worst economic crisis since the great depression the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war now after just 100 days i can report to the nation america is on the move again. republican senator tim scott gave his party's response attacking biden for what he calls empty words and broken promises he says the by the ministration has divided the country more than ever white house correspondent kelly hall that has more on biden's speech. well it really comes down to 3 different plans on

along with frank holland, i'm tyler matheson the fed minutes breaking right now.digging through that. >>> georgia is on everyone's mind it seems. businesses are caught in the middle over that new voting law. >>> and two heavy hitters teaming up rick caruso with the winkle boss twins. caruso will accept rent payments and more in bitcoin. he'll join

with rahel solomon i'm tyler matheson the s&p 500 topping 4,000 for the first time ever.ning. wokkers rehired. a blowout jobs report expected tomorrow. >>> every stadium will host fans today for baseball 100% capacity in texas even met fans have hope but the game with

i'm tyler matheson kelly evans will join me there's reports that president biden will propose a 43% capital gains tax for high income earners. we'll break down the numbers and whether this is in any sense a surprise or whether he is saying it all along we all know the housing market is super hot right now prices are up. who's buying the homes a hint is your new neighbor may not come with two kids and a dog. i don't know what that means but we'll tell you. >>> plus the yolo economy. not the j.lo economy the pandemic spurring many people to make life changes. "power lunch" will tell you about that and more as we begin right now. kelly? >>> thank you, ty. breaking news, shook the markets in the past hour stocks are sinking now on news of a big hike proposed to the capital gains tax especially for the wealthy. w ylan, what do we know? >> bloomberg reported that the white house is looking at raising the top rate on high income earners to 39.6%. they would then tax capital gains as ordinary income at that higher rate for wealthy households also reporting that the administration would keep in plac

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thank you for your time, michael matheson, scotland's transport secretary.ing would be another vital defence against any future increase in infections. haste future increase in infections. we know that _ future increase in infections. - know that this vaccination programme is making a big difference. we know that it is making a big difference. we know thatitis is making a big difference. we know that it is helping to reduce suffering and save lives. potentially on a very big scale. but we don't yet know the full extent of the protection we are building up, the protection we are building up, the exact strength of our defences. and as we look at what is happening in other countries with cases now at record numbers around the world, we cannot delude ourselves that covid has gone away. i see nothing in the data now that makes me think we are going to have to deviate in any way from the road map, cautious but irreversible, that we have set out. but the majority of scientific opinion in this country is still firmly of the view that there will be another wave of co

is it like a carrie matheson style white board with faces and names and dots and lines?ady been charged? is it sinking together their actions and looking at their texts? what does it look like behind the scenes? >> this investigation is being tightly coordinated out of fbi headquarters and department of justice headquarters. the field is still feverishly working. i was surprised to hear that. i thought maybe things had calmed down at the field level, but you talk to people in various far-flung field offices, they are still on it, night and day, still identifying people and still looking for these conspiracy charges, these almost rico type racketeering organizational charges and yes, they're working to flip people, flip people upwards and flip people out to talk about the role of political leaders and advisors. >> you know, matt, you know the inner workings of the justice department. just speak to how merrick garland with his history now pretty well known, prosecuting oklahoma city and lisa monaco with a lot of knowledge and expertise on the extremism front. what -- what

. >> did you attempt then after your conversation with lieutenant matheson to gather more informationrom officer thao. >>-- the other force. >> and did you have that conversation with the defendant. >> i did. >> do you recall what the defendant told you. >> he said he knelt on floyd or knelt on his neck or something of that nature, i don't recall his exact words. >> is that the first time you became aware that force had been applied to mr. floyd's neck? >> yes. >> did the defendant tell you how long he had applied pressure to or restrained mr. floyd and applied pressure to his neck? >> no. >> at some point did you receive yet another update on mr. floyd's medical condition? >> i did. someone approached me and let me know that he'd passed away. >> and after you learned that mr. floyd passed away, did that change the nature of the incident you were responding to? >> yeah, it was deemed a critical incident then. >> what is a critical incident? >> when someone passes away in police custody, a shooting, or somebody shot and killed by police, things of that nature. >> and what are your resp