and congressman and hbo documentary star and author from the front lines of the mega revolution matt gatesang you just saw my conversation with the mooch. what you make of it. matt, you pick us up. >> i don't know which of his 11 days as communication director was my favorite but you've got of kind of hand it to the guy he spent more hours on television talking about the trump administration that he actually spent in the trump administration and i think he got fired for talking trash about one of his coworkers on the record when he thought he was talking off the record and having a communications director who doesn't know the difference between on the record and off the record was sort of like having a lifeguard who doesn't know how to swim. he was critical of the president's response to trauma virus but you frameless as a choice. i think joe biden's only win on coronavirus is that he stuck in his own bunker and hasn't contracted it. >> okay, sarah let's look at the whole question of the never trumpeters. they been dead against president trump. it seems to me there is a total incoherence a

matt gates spoke a foreign language last night.f you don't watch breitbart or tucker or "fox & friends." who do they think he's talking, to mike? >> i don't know. i think the woke-topians run star trek and, look, this is the new republican party. i and never trumpers hope it's temporary, where issues and traditional conservatism are out the window. everything is based in primary politics. like they were trying to win the republican primary again last night. and they are a grievance machine. they have a grievance vocabulary. i'm a conservative. i think there is some craziness to the woke stampede going on in america pop culture now, but it's a hell of a thin read to hang an entire presidential campaign. >> now let me move to the frame that i wanted to put together here. this is steve scalise and former president obama. take a listen. >> look. there's a lot at stake. this is an election between a party that wants to burn down the foundations of our country to the ground and a party that wants to rebuild and protect our great nation.

. >> reporter: there's also outspoken conservative florida congressman matt gates, sun don junior, and the couple who pointed guns at black lives matter protesters near their home. the republicans' big week follows the democratic convention last week. the rnc different not just party, but location. hosting a mix dital mix across north carolina and washington, d.c., with some 300 delegates gathering in charlotte as the coronavirus reshapes the 2020 election, president trump taking the party's primetime programming to separate himself from joe biden who has rarely left his home state of delaware since the pandemic hit. >> this base doesn't like joe biden. they don't like joe biden. >> that's right. >> i think we're going to get a lot of votes. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview biden telling abc's david muir he's not sitting back. >> when you hear this president say this guy's afraid to leave his basement -- >> guess what, i have left my basement. in the meantime, 500 million people have watched what i've done out of my basement. and guess what? people are listening. people are liste

. >> reporter: there's also outspoken conservative florida congressman matt gates, sun don junior, andblack lives matter protesters near their home. the republicans' big week follows the democratic convention last week. the rnc different not just party, but location. hosting a mix of in-person and digital mix across north carolina and washington, d.c., with some 300 delegates gathering in charlotte as the coronavirus reshapes the 2020 election, president trump taking the party's primetime programming to separate himself from joe biden who has rarely left his home state of delaware since the pandemic hit. >> this base doesn't like joe biden. they don't like joe biden. >> that's right. >> i think we're going to get a lot of votes. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview biden telling abc's david muir he's not sitting back. >> when you hear this president say this guy's afraid to leave his basement -- >> guess what, i have left my basement. in the meantime, 500 million people have watched what i've done out of my basement. and guess what? people are listening. people are listening. it's ab

and another people like charlie character or matt gates or who are best leader from you of america and the policies that will solve our problems the deciduous in getting your insight chase and the structure just with informally with the young republican national federation good to have you with us on from maryville in tennessee maybe so much for having me. well plenty more ahead here on al-jazeera including vowing not to give up the main belorussian opposition leader says protesters call for a democratic transition but it will not be broken. at large as their investigation reveals how more than a 1000 russians including those wanted for corruption fraud and money laundering have brought bought cypriot passports. to dancers it's in no position to normalize relations with israel the transitional government has told us secretary of state payer that it doesn't have the mandate to establish diplomatic ties with israel is accusing washington of using sudan being on its list of states that sponsor terrorism as leverage is on a regional toward the middle east encouraging other arab states to j

pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america joining us tonight for the hour, sarah carter and matt gates trump this weekend. it's great to see him. we'll be getting into the details later. also tonight back by popular demand that joe biden comedy segment. but first, the establishment republican psychodrama. in the last week or so, the sneaky and snooty anti- trump republican have come to light in a

, donald trump junior, former ambassador to the un, nikki haley, senator tim scott, congressman matt gatescongressman jim jordan and rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. president trump and vice president pence will travel to charlotte today to be on hand ahead of the kickoff, the president previewed the week with our own steve hilton. >> i think we're going to see something that is going to be very uplifting and positive, that's what i'd like it to be. i think you have to defend yourself by talking about some of the lies, like when he says social security, i don't think he knows too much about social security. >> reporter: and the president says that top priorities in another term would include 10 million new jobs, a vaccine for the coronavirus by the end of 2020, bringing back manufacturing jobs from china, cutting prescription drug prices and defending and fully funding law enforcement. the one thing we'll see in charlotte that was not in milwaukee, protesters police having to deal with civil unrest over the weekend with some arrests being made. meanwhile, joe biden in his first interview sin

pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america joining us tonight for the hour, sarah carter and matt gatesm president trump this weekend. it's great to see him. we'll be getting into the details later. also tonight back by popular demand that joe biden comedy segment. but first, the establishment republican psychodrama. in the last week or so, the sneaky and snooty anti- trump republican have come to light in a debate

some of the president's biggest allies congressman matt gates, jim jordan and steve scalise will also speak tonight as well as former ambassador to the united nations nikki haley and mark and patricia mccloskey the couple who were seen in this viral video waving a gun at protesters outside their home. they face a charge of unlawful use of a weapon stemming from this incident. a source tells cnn that one night president trump will be appearing alongside a group of health care workers who been responding to the pandemic the speakers throughout the week we'll try to make the best case for president trump's reelection by focusing on his first term achievements unlike the democrats last week where there's a lot of complaints they didn't offer much by way of policy or solutions. >>president trump will be laying out in a real policies, real visions, real solutions and president trump says it will be negative. i think the overall is going to a very positive as opposed to a dark. >>a very very positive message. at the same time newly released audio reveals the president's sister calling him th

. ♪ >> i'm congressman matt gates. from an auditorium emptier than joe biden's daily schedule. but we are a nation of full hearts and clear minds. we see the choice clearly, strength or weakness, energy or confusion, success or failure. president trump is the first president since reagan not to start a new war. biden has foolishly cheer led decades of war without winning, without end. president trump knows we are strongest when we fight hardest, not in distant deserts but for our fellow americans. we must fight to save america now or we may lose her forever. joe biden might not even notice. settle for biden, that's the hash mack promoted by aoc and the socialists. they will settle for biden because they will make him an extra in a movie written, produced and directed by others. it is a who. >> reporter: film really. they will disarm you, empty the prisons, lock you in your home and invite ms-13 to live next door. and the police aren't coming when you call in democrat-run cities. they're already being defunded, disbande

some of the president's biggest allies congressman matt gates, jim jordan and steve scalise will also speak tonight as well as former ambassador to the united nations nikki haley and mark and patricia mccloskey the couple who were seen in this viral video waving a gun at protesters outside their home. they face a charge of unlawful use of a weapon stemming from this incident. a source tells cnn that one night president trump will be appearing alongside a group of health care workers who been responding to the pandemic the speakers throughout the week we'll try to make the best case for president trump's reelection by focusing on his first term achievements unlike the democrats last week where there's a lot of complaints they didn't offer much by way of policy or solutions. >>president trump will be laying out in a real policies, real visions, real solutions and president trump says it will be negative i think the overall is going to be very positive as opposed to a dark. >>a very very positive message. >>8.17 this monday morning take a look behind me at walnut creek this morning you c

over police reform boiled over into aan cedric richmond of louisiana and republican congressman matt gates have nonwhite children? because you reflected on your black son and you said none of us could understand-- >> matt, matt, stop, i'm not about to get side tracked about the color of our children, we're talking about black kids-- >> i reclaim my-- >> it is not about the color of your kids. it is about black males, black people in the streets that are getting killed, and if one of them happens to be your kid, i'm concerned about him, too, and clearly i'm more concerned about him than you are. >> you're concerned you're more concerned for my family than i am? who the hell do you think you're are! >> gentleman! ( gavel pounding ) >> the douche is secured. ♪ douchebusters! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ chicago! "ok, so, magnificent mile for me!" i thought i was managing... ...my moderate to severe crohn's disease. yes! until i realized something was missing... ...me. you ok, sis? my symptoms kept me- -from being there for my sisters. "...flight boarding for flight 2007 to chicago..." so i talked to my doctor and

you have the main speeches in primetime, coming from the melon auditorium, tim scott, congressman matt gates, nikki haley and the president's eldest son donald trump jr. speaking tonight as well. we kick off the rnc here in charlotte and later in washington where you are. >> monica alba, thank you much. i want to get to garrett haake on capitol hill. we may see some fireworks where you are which should begin any minute now as we keep an eye on that. >> reporter: this house hearing for louis dejoy will be a much less comfortable affair for him than was the senate hearing that took place on friday. this is the house oversight committee. it is controlled by democrats who were left wholly unsatisfied by dejoy's answers and by his demeanor, quite frankly, from friday's hearing. a lot of house democrats felt he didn't show his work, he wasn't being transparent about the decisions being made at the post office. and he wasn't providing enough information about how they got to those decisions. he'll be pressed on all of those things today as well as on his blanket statements that he made on friday ab

legislating or governing with that outrage for a partisan audience and you specify, you mentioned matt gatesepublican of florida and alexandra ocasio-cortez. >> i use them as examples but it is much more widespread coming to a place where we think of political institution as a platform and to get a blued checkmark on their name they are trying to do good and improve society but it is fundamentally a platform role to put themselves in a place to channel the outrage and perform and obviously that has been happening in the presidency as well. with a sense the presidency is a stage in the place to perform and to see himself as an outsider spending time talking about the government complaining on twitter with the department of justice does rather than understanding himself as the ultimate insider and then that we don't ask anymore in politic politics. given my role house they behave. as a pastor in congregant given that how should i behave? that's a way of letting our institutional roles form and shape that might drive us toward graver one - - greater responsibility rather than taking ourselves a

representative matt gates worriedly asked the bar about the possible spread of and if these protests in portland were not contained. is it your view then that chief and other violent people engaged in these acts would simply stop would simply accept that as their sole victory or is it your expert opinion having dealt with a number of law enforcement criminal cases and your legal career that that they wouldn't stop that they would go to the next town to the next community and potentially inspire more violence there's no doubt in my mind that it would spread . it would spread to one town up to another and another community oh my goodness they're coming for us all except like always truth gets in the way truth in the form of actual statistics you see it appears that the threat of extreme leftist groups and into. including and statistically pales in comparison to the violence committed by right wing extremists here in the united states of america according to recent findings by these center of her strategic and international studies that were reviewed by the guardian of the nearly 900 po

matt gates who self-describes as a florida man, getting in front of the country and, you know, basicallycribing a collision between the cosmic forces of good and evil. you go down the line and what does it all have in common? you're not hearing anything about what this party would do to improve your life by way of policy making. you're not hearing anything about what this party would do specifically to enforce laws or introduce new laws or amend existing laws. how would they change the policy structure in america to help more americans, you know, afford college? how would they help americans get better health care? how would they help americans, and people who want to come into america, navigate a broken immigration system? some of this stuff could be addressed even in a round about way but you don't hear that anymore. what you typically here is sort of a salute to the president, the leader of the party, and the idea that he is the bull work against anarchy, that he is the only thing standing between freedom and tierney. and as cartoonish as that may sound to us, this is very much the li

ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, senator tim scott from south carolina, congressman matt gatesaniel, all speaking this week. president trump will be speaking in some capacity every night of the convention, the president looks to counter the democrats' message of course which criticized his last four years in office and his handling of the coronavirus. protesters already gathering in charlotte, several demonstrators have been arrested. meanwhile, the president is losing one of his top advisors, kellyanne conway announced she will leave her post by the end of the month to focus on her family. her husband, george conway who has been a vocal public critic of the president says he will leave his position at the lincoln project. conway said she is grateful to the president. she adds for her kids it will be less drama and more mama. the trump administration stepping up the battle against covid-19. the food an food and drug adminn announcing emergency authorization for the use of convalescent plasma. it contains antibodies that can help covid patients recover from the disease. some stu

matt: that was bill gates, the cochair of the bill and melinda gates foundation.rosoft cofounder, one of the most famous rich people in the entire world basically, so i assume you know him. we have plenty more from that interview through the morning. stay tuned to bloomberg for bill gates on the virus. he is obviously very big on vaccines. he said he wants a vaccine for every single one of the 8 billion people in the world. minutes away from the market open. 20 minutes to be exact. dani burger, what do you see out there? a lot of earnings from germany area dani: really a lot. commerzbank now cutting their a worse picture for 2020. this cut was driven by one single case. that one single case being wirecard, losing money there. now they see bad loans, which impacts the -2020 result, being as high as 1.5 billion euros this year. we have wirecard and souring loans. allianz, a bit better of a story here thanks to pimco. the giant bond fund manager seeing more new clients this past quarter, which helps them some of the losses they had in the beginning of the year. does

matt, what happened? >> reporter: joshua, we were walking around, two days ago, all around this area, right in front of the iconic brandenberg gateere. i've got told you, the vast majority of people in these crowds, they were just protesting against those coronavirus restrictions, of which, here in germany, they didn't really have that harsh of a restriction regime. and the death toll and the number of cases was actually really quite low compared to its neighbors, but they did go after the parliament building. that was very threatening. the president of germany just said today that this was an attack on the heart of german democracy. this boisterous protest is trying to convince the world the coronavirus pandemic is exaggerated or even a sham. you won't see any masks or gloves here, but you can catch a glimpse of a very american phenomenon. this march in berlin is mostly against coronavirus restrictions, but there are a lot of qanon supporters here, thanks to the coronavirus, the qanon conspiracy theory is spreading around the world like a pandemic. most european qanon believers are new to this conspiracy theory. their skepticism

it amusing it is named after the three-headed dog the guards the gates of hell -- why wasn't cerberus able to block vetter? >> hi, mattuestion. they said they did oppose vetter 's appointment very vehemently. they sent a letter to the supervisory board saying he is not the right guy for the job, we've got other candidates, don't appoint him. 's supervisory board overrode cerberus. they essentially told them, we don't care about your opinion. that is bad for cerberus. it makes them look bad. it is also bad for the new chairman. veryw faces a big and active investor who clearly doesn't like him. annmarie: so what is the future going to look like under him? the short-term future is to find a new ceo. the current ceo wants to step down by the end of the year or when they have identified a successor. that is happening and it is going to be the formal task for the new chairman to find someone to lead the bank. and then the bank of course is in desperate need for a very, very deep restructuring, for a very deep new round of cost-cutting that the new ceo will need to initiate. the sitting ceo had plans to cut the workforce by

. >>> across the golden gate, marin county officials plan to apply for a waiver from the state so schools can potentially reopen later. county health officer matt willis says, the earliest classrooms can open up a september 8th. for now though, school districts in marin are starting with distance learning. >>> and the start of the new school year is reminding many children of what is missing. ce parents are struggling to re- create at home. this morning on the 9, we dive into some of the resources we have at ktvu's online school survival guide and we are talking about recess. we welcome to the 9, the regional director for play works. good morning to you, ben taveras. >> morning, thanks for having me. >> of course. this is day three of distance learning for us. i'm glad that i have two little boys, close in age. all they do is fight. but in fighting, they are also learning to negotiate. how important is just that moment of free play, especially now? >> yeah, definitely. free play is really important, knowing the students need to get that energy out. it is tough to just be at home, on the screen the whole day. we really encourage kids to be activ

gates of fraud. that's an ag comment and not mine, matt. matt: yeah, the potential is there.he question is how does it happen? for example, i can still vote in the state of california. i haven't lived there in 15 years or so but i'm still on the roll -- roles locally and i i i would have to show up in a polling place in hollywood. it's more difficult to try to execute that than it is something that has been observed out there. there is a quantitative difference. dagen is absolutely right. in most places you mail in to get your ballot mailed to you, that's much different than what nevada is talk about and in california it's a basket case. i think maybe thankfully it's that we already know what the presidential race is probably going to be like in california, but that type of scale is the problem more than anything else. in the new york case specifically it's -- you have to get the rules right and the trump campaign is actually right to talk about this in nevada. you to get the rules right about post dating and verification of things like that when you go to these types of mail