my greatest tv moment, the time i got a shout out from the one and only judge mathis., man, he has one of the best shows on television. >> no shows have done as much as "black-ish" in terms of dealing with social issues. i want you all to thank anthony. [ applause ] >> you're not anthony. what are you clapping for? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> anthony: judge mathis may need to lay off the hennessy, but i appreciate his kind words. and wait a second, look who is in our audience tonight. it's none other than judge mathis himself. [ applause ] judge, you got one of the best courtroom shows on television. give him a hand, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ yeah, look at you. judge, get you some sun while you're out here, by the way. [ laughter ] we may also need to get judge mathis down to washington. there was another january 6th hearing today. the select committee focused on "the craziest meeting of the trump presidency" where trump considered seizing voting machines. personally, i think this was the craziest meeting of the trump presidency. [ laughter ] there they are

it's none other than judge mathis himself. [ applause ] judge!an, you've got one of the best courtroom shows on television! give him a hand, everybody! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ yeah, look at you. judge, get you some sun while you're out here, by the way. [ laughter ] we may also need to get judge mathis down to washington. there was another january 6th hearing today. the select committee focused on "the craziest meeting of the trump presidency" where trump considered seizing voting machines. personally, i think this was the craziest meeting of the trump presidency. [ laughter ] there they are, kanye and cray-zay. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we also heard testimony from a former member of the oath keepers, who apparently thought the hearing was taking place at a jimmy john's. [ laughter ] the big bombshell today was that donald trump tried to call a witness who was supposed to testify before the committee, but they did not pick up. can you imagine how good it would feel to look at your phone, see "donald trump calling," and

mathis. mathis. mathis was the goddess all of knowledge the doctor did the goddess of intelligence, so athena inherited from her father and her mother and she was extremely important inspiring the greeks for higher higher achievements. and finally, we have athena again now in this time working with prometheus from etheros from the federalistic god of foreknowledge, so you can imagine the use of foreknowledge, and this was very fitting for the antiquitial mechanism because the metatechistic mechanism i have been arguing and i will continue to argue it was a massive to predict the future. and and the other two major stars that were fundamental to the ancient greeks was of course the sun got ileus he brought light and life to the world and the other one was his sister selena or the moon. and the key function of the entities the mechanism was to fundamentally to predict the eclipses of the sun and the moon. um, in fact homer himself in the ill in the odyssey describes the first kind of solar ecli

richie scott, jade mathis, thank you both so much. we really appreciate it.op of the hour, more of that breaking news. former oath keepers spokesman said to testify before the january 6th committee. stay with us. said to testify before the cos on our jackets? -denied. -can you imagine? i want a new nickname. can you guys start calling me snake? january 6th committee. january 6th committee. cool! hey, if bryan's not gonna be snake, can i be snake? -all: no. thanks for watching simone this evening. i'm michael steele. you can catch the show weekends that were pm eastern and on msnbc hub, peacock, mondays and tuesdays. make sure to tune into msnbc tuesday when special coverage of the next january 6th hearings began at 6 am eastern. we will bring you the full hearings live. right now, it's time for politics nation with reverend al sharpton. w, it's time f or>> thank you, michael. good evening and welcome to politicsnation. tonight's lead, system under siege. right now, another note is threatening to close around our rates. just as last month's supreme court decis

under the french acknowledges mathis cleared. he boasted of his police like techniques of extorting sacred objects and information that he shared only with his own, initiates some communities agreed to hand over their masks, statutes and dogs, because he acknowledges were so insistent in societies where bartering was the norm . the sales were sometimes the only way to raise the money to pay colonial taxes. but not everyone accepted this form of cultural robbery. michelle larry's was an anthropology stand surrealist poet and he went on the de kaji booty expedition. when he got back, he worked at the museum the lawn and wrote a book called phantom africa, where he expressed his disgust at the whole process. we pilfer from the africans, he said, under the pretext of teaching people how to love them and know them. that is to train even worth knock office to love and pilfer from them to let her in athletics for k, brawny yourself, all those words, the kathy will double. it's an object sock clueless gentle pull. silly blow to chill kee

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and sarah mathis agreed to personally testify against the ex-president of the united states, he shoulde done this. he should have told these people to go home, leave and denounce the violence such a fixation on trump a year and a half after the events is not accidental, the former president continues to influence the domestic politics of the country, the candidates he supports. for the most part , they win the primaries before the november congressional elections on issues in trump's key states now support more than 20 percent more people than biden, that is, no matter what, trump lives and wins so far. it 's a dangerous trend for democrats ahead of the coming scramble for the white house, the national security beach was ravaged on jan. they understand that our system of government does not work, that the united states is in decline. china is the putin regime in russia tehran they like to promote these kinds of narratives. in the final investigation, however, the appetite for the democrats clearly came at mealtime. now they are planning a few more of these for the fall closer to the co

reaction to the newly signed doctrine from air marshal m. mathis, warren and indian air force veteran and the head of the peninsula foundation think tank. he says the document signals that russia and tends to firmly protect its interests. it's a very important signal because it actually signals the russia willing to predict the interest anyway to call the glow as an important i lay a fresh semester. i think i would bring the calls in the process. and if you look at what happened with the might be the early 2000. ready ill lot of people who look forward to live and look that action by the way, back again. not just for any specific interest with respect to the family, but more importantly for the global button and a balance of power system to be in the world. india, china will play a major role in getting the word table and the more balanced mode, rationalized global government system i would say, or the next 20 years that would make their life. and this is what i hope i'm in that context. something country is recovering, it's, you know, traditional string them great staples of stimuli.

argued based on the testimony of trump's closest advisers, two of them, matthew pottinger and sarah mathis personally testify against the former us president, he should not have done this. he should have told these people to go home, leave and denounce the violence as such a sham. on trump, a year and a half after the events, it is no coincidence that the former president continues to influence the domestic politics of the country, the candidates he supports. mostly win the primaries before the november elections in congress, according to polls in key states, trump is now supported by more than 20 percent more people than biden, that is, in spite of everything, the trump cause lives on and is still winning. and this is a dangerous trend for the democrats ahead of the upcoming fight for the white house, the beach, national security was damaged on january 6th, and it is that it emboldened our enemies, letting them know that our system of government does not work, that the united states is in decline. china is the putin regime in russia tehran they like to promote these kinds of narratives. t

will mathis joining us.reaking news, andrew bailey, bank of england governor has released tech speech. in it, he says specifically that 50 basis point hike is being considered in august, but that is not locked in for august. considered, not locked in. i do not know if that gives clarity to the market, the cable rate along the highs of the session for that. the heatwave for the poa and ecb -- boe and ecb is one of the challenges facing the central banks. the ecb may consider raising its basis points 50 basis points. -- are going to potentially go 50 in the middle of this energy crisis. joining us is vincent, generali head of investment strategy. do you think we are going to see 50 on thursday from the ecb? >> we are looking for 25. i have to say, there is discussion also that there might be a trade-off of 50 basis points to please the odds in tandem to the fragmentation tool, which is meeting quite some resistance. i hope we do not go into that kind of straight off, the rate should be allocated to the inflati

let's bring in bloomberg's will mathis. if anyone was questioning the climate crisis before this week, they would surely have had a rude awakening given what we are seeing and the devastation across europe. just how bad will it get? >> today in the u.k., we are forecast to have the hottest temperature ever recorded in the country. it is as bad as anyone here has ever experienced. and in the u.k. we are not used to these kinds of temperatures. there is very little air conditioning. the government says a maximum of 3% of homes have ac. offices have air conditioning. but that is hard because all of the trains in london and other places are disrupted because of the tracks are not safe for trains at temperatures this high. it is really bad. the authorities are really cautioning people to take as many precautions as they can to stay cool and stay hydrated to stay safe during the heatwave. it is just going to keep getting worse. this kind of heat, while unprecedented, will soon become more normal. the record we are about to break

i am tyler mathis. inflation increasing consumer behavior. they say that demand is holding up just fine. the new divide means new opportunities that are emerging for investors like you. and power play or livery energy, north america's second largest frack are has issued information about the stock. we will talk with the ceo. >>> energy headline again, and we are seeing the impact across the consumer space. let's start with the dow down 146, the 1%, and the nasdaq down three quarters of a percent right now. we are feeling a little heavy as we head into the last few hours of trading here. shares of our alphabet down and microsoft as well, they report after the bell today. lots of anticipation. google is trading at lower levels. if that breaks, that will make people nervous. walmart is the worst performing stock in the dow after that woman warning, and also the worst. walmart is saying that inflation is causing consumers to pull back outside of the grocery space in particular, and it is rippling through the entire sector. target down 4%. amazon

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so is jade mathis, she's a television personality and mental health advocate., welcome, welcome, y'all. okay, let's get a little alien superstar. what everybody is talking about is beyoncÉ's new album, queen bee dropped her seventh solo album, renaissance, and it has already blown up the charts. so richie, i'm going to start with you. what is your take on this latest area for queen bay? >> -- thank you for having me, let me say that first. but let me tell you something, i was down in jackson, mississippi. i had just visited the civil rights museum and so, when i got back to my hotel room to press play on church girl, i was prepared to drop down to my knees. but what i ended up doing was dropping a loaf of jesus, because the woman went off on this song, okay? she said something about, we was doing the lords work, and that's all i had to go off of. so let me tell you something, this album is everything. everything from start to finish. she touches on everything from the black existence and everything that we have been through over the past several years. she enca