merideth mcgraw. what are you going to be watching for in the trump speech tonight? >> this is former president trump's big public a view since he last spoke in january at the conservative political action convention in florida. since then, he has read -- made speeches done as mar-a-lago for political supporters and fundraisers. he has done interviews with friendly news outlets, with fox news, oann, more right-leaning news outlets. but this is the first time we will have heard from him publicly in a few months. it is also kicking off a string of public appearances as he steps back in to the public arena and tries to be a force ahead of the upcoming 2020 -- 2022 midterm elections and as he continues to potentially keep running for president again in 20 24. now, he has already given us a little preview of what he will talk about. he has sent out statements have talked about the ongoing audit in arizona and across the country. he is -- also sent out a statement attacking infectious disease expert dr. fau

joining us with a preview is meredith mcgraw. good morning. first and foremost, what are you going to be watching for in the trump speech tonight? guest: tonight this is former president trump's big public debut since he last spoke in january at the conservative political action convention in florida. since then, he has made some speeches and mar-a-lago for political supporters and fundraisers. he has taken meetings and done interviews with friendly news outlets -- fox news, oan. this is the first time we will have heard from him publicly and quite a few months. it is kicking off what will be a string of public experiences, as he steps back into the public arena and tries to be a force ahead of the 2022 midterm elections and he continues to tease running for president again in 2024. he has sent out statements that have talked about the ongoing audits in arizona and across the country. he has also sent out a statement attacking infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci who has come into the crosshairs of a lot of conservatives lightly. -- con

joining us with a preview is meredith mcgraw. good morning. first and foremost, what are you going to be watching for in the trump speech tonight? guest: tonight this is former president trump's big public debut since he last spoke in january at the conservative political action convention in florida. since then, he has made some speeches and mar-a-lago for political supporters and fundraisers. he has taken meetings and done interviews with friendly news outlets -- fox news, oan. this is the first time we will have heard from him publicly and quite a few months. it is kicking off what will be a string of public experiences, as he steps back into the public arena and tries to be a force ahead of the 2022 midterm elections and he continues to tease running for president again in 2024. he has sent out statements that have talked about the ongoing audits in arizona and across the country. he has also sent out a statement attacking infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci who has come into the crosshairs of a lot of conservatives lightly. -- con

mcgraw's field produces about 200 barrels per day, whiche sells off to a refinery. his company is once again profitable. what worries him the new administration. >> when your president, vice president, and an entire political party says he want to do away with your industry, that makes you a little nervous to hear. to take a world without producing oil, it is not just used for fuel. motor fuel is just a small percent of the use. it is used in all kinds of plastics. if we eliminated from this picture, my clothing is going to come off, we are not going to have our phones working. plastics and the use of petrochemicals is huge, so those are valuable. >> unlike his predecessor, joe biden has vowed to make the fight against climate change a priority. in january, he suspended new drilling leases on federal land. the move won't have much impact on texas where 90% of the land is private, but the biden administration is looking to go further by dropping federal subsidies and increasing taxes. those measures are much more worrying in a state that mostly lives off the oil indu

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meredith mcgraw. what an interesting conversation. general, how important is it the top military brass like general milley is speaking out like this? >> first of all, good evening, don. it's extremely important. i've known general mark milley for years and his comments were spot on. the mission of all our military leaders, from our highest general all the way down to our youngest squad leaders is to promote cohesion so that our soldiers, sailors, air men marines and guardsmen can win america's wars. that's what is behind us is understanding where people are coming from, what they have experienced historically, fact based, but it's about unit cohesion. >> meredith, listen, i know you have a new piece out in politico, president trump are attempting to capitalize off the push against the teaching of critical race theory. steve bannon says it is the tea party to the tenth power and you report that it's only an attempt by republicans to take back power. again, it was a fascinating piece. i encourage everyone to read it. explain to me what

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joining us now, white house reporter at "politico," meredith mcgraw.edith, thank you so much for getting up this early with us today. talk a little bit about that trip, if you could. obviously, the nation is still grappling with a national moment of reckoning on race. the president will be there, in tulsa, waiting into what certainly will be a highly charged emotional moment. what do you think of the significance? and what will his message be today? >> well, president biden is going to be going to tulsa, today. he is the first president to do so, to commemorate the riots that, of course, ravaged the city and killed hundreds of african-americans in an area that's known as black wall street. and it really was one of the darkest days in -- in american history. and as, you know, it was noted in that piece. you know, a lot of people are hoping that some sunlight is put on this event. and that there is some talk of how to move forward. of course, talking about racial injust -- or racial injustice has been an important theme of biden's presidency. i keep thin

. >> reporter: the feds say that's the stomach of james mcgraw of arizona, on the left from a bookingmes, it says in the tattoo. the right image they say is from a body-worn camera inside the capitol, he lifted his shirt to wipe away the sweat, revealing the tattoo. there's other evidence against james mcgraw but they cite the tattoo as evidence that it is in fact him inside the capitol. >> scott macfarlane staying on top of this beat for us, thank you very much, scott. >>> in less than 24 hours, former president trump will deliver his first political speech in months at north carolina's annual state republican party convention. the speech will be closed to the media. journalists won't be able to view it via live stream or any other alternate forms. the former president in a statement this morning claimed he won north carolina because it was not subject to, quote, democrat tricks, citing false conspiracy theories. we learned trump's suspension from facebook will continue until at least january 2023. joining me now is washington desk correspondent dominico montenaro. let's talk about t

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first, president emmanuel mcgraw has confirmed that france will reduce the number of troops deployed to fights on groups in the so hell region of west africa. francis, when 5000 soldiers involved and the operation intervened, and molly, in 2013 to help push back al qaeda and iceland fighters who had over run parts of the country or correspondence. natasha butler isn't paris more. it sounds a bit like a bit of a rebranding exercise more than anything else. he didn't talk about reduction or a true number. he didn't say the false is necessarily pulling out. but what he did say was that we would learn a lot more. and do we would have a detail sense of what he actually will do in the trial region at the end of june. nevertheless, the significance of this announcement now is very clear because it because it comes off a recent recruit itala molly from suspending it joint operations with malia. is that a form of protest from suspending a to to the central african republic and military operations in protest? or dorothy, because process is helping to feel anti sentiment anti for someone in the

hoping to send the final the final blunder beetle it be in and get me active. germany chancellor mcgraw and frances leader has spoken out and demanded more careful planning of the games. budapest is again, be held that the account due to hosting the game as we discussed previously according to a b. so it's definitely bound to change. i certainly think the discussion really far from being over. all right, tom, so from d. w sports, felix, we'll be talking with you a little bit later on in the day. thank you. and now here's a look at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. iran, president elect abraham, right. you see has delivered his 1st public speech since his election victory. he says a rapid quote of iris vaccination campaign will be his government's immediate concern from day one or the 83000 of radians have died from cope at 19. since the pandemic began. protesters, me and mar, have taken to the streets in support of the people's defense for a group supporting alfred leader on songs who g, since the army seized power on february. first, communities had

host: we would like to thank meredith mcgraw for coming on with us this morning and giving us a preview of what former president trump will be staying washington journal continues. host: w are back with w wall street -- we are back with wall street journal reporter eric morath who will help us make sense of this new jobs report. let's jump into it. there were 559,000 new jobs added in may. what did that number tell us about job creation in the united states? guest: we are recovering from the coronavirus downturn, but the strength of the labor market recovery is not quite there to the degree some might expect. we are seeing overall the economy is growing at a very fast rate. consumer spending is growing. we are seeing other signs of a strong economy and the labor market appears to be lacking behind that pace. they were expecting one million jobs to be added per month and we are not at even half that pace in the recent months. host: i heard a couple callers mentioned so i will ask this question -- the economists making these predictions -- who are they and why should we be lessening? gues

host: we would like to thank meredith mcgraw for coming on with us this morning and giving us a preview of what former president trump will be staying >> wj continues. host: our spotlight on magazine segment and in this segment, we are going to be talking to lyman r. stone, who is the democrat -- the chief information therefore demographic intelligence and a recent fellow at the institute for family studies. he has written an article called "america loses religion, somewhat" on national review. good morning. guest: good morning, it is good to be with you. host: tell us what demographic intelligence is. guest: demographic intelligence is a population forecasting firm that i run, we forecast birth, population, marriages, anything like that for private, nonprofit, and government entities that need to know what the future will look like. host: you have this great article that in national review called "america loses religion, somewhat." first of all, what prompted you to write this article? guest: a wild back, -- a while back, i wrote about changes in it religiosity over time in the united

i went to the area around mcgraw's and where that meeting, i mean, you just wouldn't be upset of foot in that. i kind of walked in the direction and already the piece. i want to know, hang on a 2nd. where's your pause was your, you know, so it definitely has a very tight secure. you can feel like you thought the energy. a lot of the roads have been shut off as well. some of the hotels ready said to more, we're going to have to be really careful. so me, i feel that the city is on a lot, which would be very annoying for the residents of certainly very annoying for the residents. but it, you know, one way to travel, same have, let me put it in as well. i mean, when i flew in to geneva yesterday, there were 3 planes through russian livery plains lined up there that i understood brought president putin's motorcade for moscow. obviously, joe biden, he doesn't, he doesn't take it over from the airport and they've come. vehicles are prepared for them as well. wait, he must never see the traffic light. when you think, if i know, i mean if there's any reason to become president, it's no traffic

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members of a prominent family there offering a $100,000 reward for information on the death of maggie mcgraw and her son paul. police have reopened an investigation from the 2015 hit and run cold case that occurred near the family's property there. laura ingle live with the very latest on this unfolding mystery. hi, laura. >> reporter: hi, eric. well, we know that something was found at the murdoch's home as this investigation started earlier this month, but we don't know what it is that investigators found that caused them to reopen this 2015 cold case. on top of that, we're now learning the family members say that the 22-year-old who was killed was receiving threats just before the double homicide. now, we're talking about this family, maggie more damage and her 22-year-old son paul who were found shot to death earlier this month, on june 7th. and father of the two is the one who made the gruesome discovery. investors revealed based on evidence found at the scene, they are now reopening this hit and run case from 2015 that left 19-year-old steven smith dead near the family's home on a coun

meredith mcgraw with political ads, never before in u.s.eturned to the campaign trail to claim that his election loss was fraudulent. we need to mention there's been no evidence of widespread fraud has brought. with me this morning to discuss is republican strategist jennifer horn, who's also the former chair of the new hampshire gop. we're also joined by biden campaign adviser jesse moore. the morning to both. you jennifer, we'll start with you. trump also claimed this survival of america depends and our ability to repay elect republicans at every level. but with that in mind, he is spouting these false messages that electoral results can't be trusted. and that elections are corrupt. so, how is he rallying the base for the midterms? >> thanks for having me. good morning. donald trump is probably the single greatest threat to democracy in america today. by launching a series of rallies and speeches that he'll be giving, he's just proving that he is not done with trying to execute that kind of destruction in our electoral systems. the idea t

. >> reporter: george mcgraw's organization, dig deep, is one of the only nonprofits dedicated entirelycture. helping the homeowners connect to a new system built by the public utility. >> what was the water situation when you were a kid in this house? >> we didn't have the problem. i don't know what happened all of a sudden. i guess the pipes started corroding, crumbling. >> reporter: elizabeth mason spent the whole pandemic without reliable clean water. soon she is going to get it. >> imagine for a moment that day when your pipes get turned on and you're able to turn that faucet on. what is it going to feel like? [ laughter ] >> yay, excitement! >> because when you don't have water, water is everything. stephanie gosk, nbc news, mcdowell county, west virginia. >> when you don't have water, water is everything. an estimated 2.2 million people in this country without safe drinking water. >>> meanwhiles, lawmakers are playing politics when it comes to agreeing to a new infrastructure bill. >>> next i'm going to talk to d.l. hughley about his new book "survival guide to being black in ame

this was until early june that this fight was going on between our legal counsel, david mcgraw in secret with prosecutors at the justice department. this wasn't something that happened into february, maybe a couple of weeks into the biden administration. it wasn't something that happened a couple of weeks into when merrick garland took over, this is something that was going on close to almost the six-month mark of biden being in office. and now the justice department has completely reversed itself and says they don't want -- they will not do this. is that because they're embarrassed by what happened? and why is it that the fight continued under merrick garland for the metadata from my e-mails? >> right. and if these were politically motivated or otherwise improper actions by the justice department, not only why did they continue after the change in the administration, but even if they hadn't continued in the change of the administration, what's the recourse within the justice department to find out the extent of this. to punish the people who did it. or at least to investigate them for -

moussa that moves him past john mcgraw and the number two spot on the all time list.number one, connie mack is still a distant 967 wins away. one of the casualties of the covid shut down last spring was the toyota save mart 3 50. it's on my raceway nascar was back this week. driver there's start your engines. 49ers head coach kyle shanahan, the grand marshal for nascar's returned to northern california today. 15 laps to go at the crowded turn. 11 korla joy shuts off ross chastain lovejoy gets turned around kevin harvick, william byron alex bowman. all get front end damage, with harvick taking the worst of it late caution set the race into an overtime finish. kyle larson, who had a good car all day held off teammate chase elliott for the wind is the first career road course win for nart larson, who won for the third time this year, and he is now in the top spot in the overall standings, an important game for the u. s men's soccer team playing mexico tonight in the finals of the conquered cap nations league event in denver. 22 game, christian pulisic fouled had this pen

joining us with a preview is meredith mcgraw. good morning.st and foremost, what are you going to be watching for in the trump speech tonight? guest: tonight this is former president trump's big public debut since he last spoke in january at the conservative political action convention in florida. since then, he has made some speeches and mar-a-lago for political supporters and fundraisers. he has taken meetings and done interviews with friendly news outlets -- fox news, oan. this is the first time we will have heard from him publicly and quite a few months. it is kicking off what will be a string of public experiences, as he steps back into the public arena and tries to be a force ahead of the 2022 midterm elections and he continues to tease running for president again in 2024. he has sent out statements that have talked about the ongoing audits in arizona and across the country. he has also sent out a statement attacking infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci who has come into the crosshairs of a lot of conservatives lightly. -- conserv

a completely secret process that ended up between the top lawyer for "the new york times," david mcgraw, negotiating about how the justice department was seeking these e-mails, and david mcgraw's attempt to stop the justice department from doing this. this fight ensued over several months, up until two weeks ago on a friday night, when i found out about it for the first time. so my company, "the new york times," was engaged in this litigation with the justice department, in which "the times" could not even tell me, because they had been gagged by a federal judge, about what was going on. and that's anxample of how these orders function and h they keep individuals whose information the government is seeking in the dark, that there was even a fight. there was a legal fight going on for my e-mails or contents from my e-mails that i had no idea about until i sat down and looked at my own email on a friday night two weeks ago and found out from my general count that he had been fighting against the justice department for me. >> so scott mcfarland, before we let you go, i want to go back to t

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