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linda mcmahon vince mcmahon's wife used to be trump's small business head she switched to his reelection campaign committee this has w w e written all over it all over because what are trumps sad showing they're showing chaos in the streets if your boat for joe biden all you're going to see is chaos in the streets noble who we want law and order it's they're setting themselves up this looks like an angle on w w e i kid you not. except it's real now federal agents are not legally required to wear identifying markers and since early june feds without badges names or identifying insignia have been spotted at democrat demonstrations across the country a disturbing video from a june protest in fan diego has gone viral it shows federal officers in plain clothes and military style uniforms arresting a female protester and driving her away in an unmarked van take a look at him or rather we want to talk seabirds. you're going to be going to come look you know not. really c. you will get. one it. was you know. now as you just saw the officers refused to answer when bystanders asked them to identif

and more jesse what do you think about this well again you know member when i talked about linda mcmahon leading his reelection campaign and you look at all are sad t.v. are about law and order and chaos in the streets well what better way than go create the chaos yourself 6. but you convince the people that they're in you need law and order they're in danger i hate to go back to 1930 germany again but there was a little guy with a mustache over there that used the identical same scenario he ran on a law and order type saying we're going to and we're going to get rid of certain people 'd who are bad for our country it sounds familiar doesn't a back in the thirty's today in the 2020 years wow we better be read not a history people and pay attention. let's shift to health news as medical officials across the globe seek answers about the novel coronavirus answers about another infectious disease could send emerge because of representatives has passed an amendment ordering the pentagon to investigate credible assertions that the department of defense experimented with ticks and other insects

bernard mcmahon, and a horticulturalist in new york, and as well to be distributed to the agricultural society in south carolina. i think of one particular seed, and that is the rice. i became aware of the agricultural society in south carolina to pursue an upland rice. they had heard about this as being a great product, and so during my five years as minister to france, i found an opportunity to venture into the italys. i went into the riviera, south of france. i traveled across and then took three days to travel and came down and traveled up to finally milan, and there i discovered the upland rice that was of interest to south carolina, the great product of milan. i also understood that contracts for purchase or further negotiations would be necessary before we could ever procure it. well, i was not the minister to milan. i was ambassador to france. and so i realized a necessity to satisfy south carolina that i would have to resort to walking into the rice fields and grabbing handfuls of that upland rice and then sewing it up into my coattails, and so i left milan, went to genoa and

the wife of vince mcmahon of the w w e used to head his small businesses she now has moved over a while ago to running and helping with his campaign there says w w e written all over it. yeah the showmanship of it though could swing both ways it's a bit of a rorschach test because while trump can use that footage to look like a tough guy some of those grisly scenes do inspire sympathy suppose you were the governor right now and that came to your state how would you respond. well certainly you know m a n m m a huge advocate of the 1st amendment and protesting i myself protested against stop the draft movement the equal rights amendment for women i remember marching for that i marched to change the name of the washington football team all of that stuff so i support the 1st amendment but i don't support is the violence that seems to go along with it but most of that is being done by other people not the people who are protesting not those mothers who stand out there in the navy veteran who stands out there these are agitators and who knows what their agenda is but people need to understand

jim mcmahon, thank you.w with an epidemiologist at the university of oxford, professor hunter. i know you were sceptical about the air bridge idea in the beginning. what is your position today? many of us predicted exactly this would happen. it was predictable that is countries in europe opened up, the lockdown east and mass tourism started again there would be spikes. and then people would be in a very difficult situation, and the government would be in a very difficult situation —— as the lockdown eased. with people booking a holiday or already abroad, very difficult situation. of course we know the government's position is a blanket for mainland spain and ireland and we have just heard from the opposition there, suggesting that there could be some exemptions that there could be some exemptions that mainland spain and the islands. suggesting an exemption for a more localised targeted strategy, that that would work. what is your view? in theory, it works. but it is the practice that the problem. sol in theo

jim mcmahon, labour's shadow transport secretary.ther for the rest of the week fairly unsettled. today, a lot of cloud around. there are some sunny breaks, though and in the sunshine and temperatures rise. sharp showers across parts of southern england and wales. they could be thundery but we have weather from pushing south across scotland, introducing showery outbreaks of rain. in scotland, northern england and northern ireland. sunshine in northern scotla nd ireland. sunshine in northern scotland that it will feel cooler in the northerly wind. tonight the showers were merged to give persistent and heavy rain. 0n either side of it, variable amounts of cloud and some clear skies but again, witha cloud and some clear skies but again, with a northerly component, it will feel colder in the north compared to the south, where there are overnight lows of 13. tomorrow, you eventually say goodbye to this band of rain, it pulls off into the north sea. a drier day for most. still some cloud around but there will also be some sunshine and like

prove it prove that red lives matter to the 1st thing you could do is get rid of that washington mcmahon well guess what happened i took it to the minneapolis star tribune newspaper attempted to do an op ed piece 3 to 4 weeks ago immediately they turned me down and you know why i think it was because i work for our t.v. our mainstream media knows we have our t.v. do a better job reporting the news and they don't like us to get involved or they try to do everything they can hear the minneapolis paper could have scooped the nation on this but they chose not to because what they would have had to work with someone from our team can you imagine that and that's the way it works out there mainstream media censors mainstream media won't do their jobs unless they're forced to do it but i didn't back to the name it's phenomenal and do i have any suggestions yeah i'd like to see the team name the washington crooks. named after everybody in congress. likely to happen but i hear you. but time for a break when we return jeff isn't down with friend of the show jen brainy to talk about how the house of

>> reporter: singer/songwriter andrew mcmahon had never seen a concert like the one he headlined in anaheimmance in months since cosronavirus took center stage. >> looking at the sea of cars rather than people crammed in tight is a new visual. you know, i was laughing when people got excited during the show. there were horns honking and stuff. i think people are missing being in a space -- and feeling connected. >> reporter: socially distanced entertainment. it's one solution for an industry hit by the virus and fighting to survive. anywhere you look, one symptom is unmistakable -- when no one's touring, no one's working. >> you know, 90% of our business is no longer viable right now. >> reporter: david lowell runs sales at music matters, an atlanta production company. 17 of its 20 employees are furloughed. $15 million worth of lightesting and sound equipment has sat collecting dust since march. you really expect business to approach what it was until there's a vaccine? >> you know, it depends on how creative the promoters get. ♪ >> reporter: the world's biggest promoter of live events is l

video ofou can find a him with ed mcmahon, presenting a check for the clearinghouse sweepstakes he is a millionaire. host: all right. this is a headline in the hill yesterday, trump to hold outdoor rally in new hampshire on saturday. the reporting of the hill on this, it was the next make america great again rally will gather supporters that fort smith international airport on saturday, july 11, 8:00 p.m. the hill writes they will provide entities with ample access to hand sanitizer and a face mask that they are strongly encouraged to wear, according to a press release. we will keep you posted about our coverage plans on the c-span networks. in southrnest carolina. are you there? one more time. hollywood, south carolina, are you on the line with us? caller: yes, can you hear me? host: yes, go ahead. caller: i listen to your program and hear people put a size -- people criticize, like people walking around with 30 masks and stuff, but they are not saying anything about what they can do to make it better. i ended up in the hospital for maybe 20 days, and i had a ventilator. i did not kn

steven mcmahon is superintendent. >> we're outfitting our students as well as our employees with new technologies to make sure that instruction is available, whether a student has to stay at home or can attend in person. >> reporter: zoom, the communications company used by millions, announcing a two-day virtual academy for educators later this month. >> we really be doing the academy, so we can help them connect with others, school leaders across schools and districts making these decisions, as well as some experts out there who have been studying this. >> reporter: while tech and execs plan, many students are having to look at a different type of calculus. joanne price has two students in public school in mountain view. both of whom want to return to class, despite the covid crisis. >> we don't know what say round the corner. we don't know what is going to happen in fall. we need to be able to be flexible and show our children that it's okay, sometimes we don't have the answers. >> we're moving as fast altamont pass we can to incorporate that new information and be ready for studen

connell: we used to do stories all the time of these so-called mcmahon shuns, huge homes selling likes around the country. grady trimble joins us with the opposite story, tiny homes doing apparently well on the other side. what is the deal, grady? reporter: connell, tiny homes are getting even tinier. you have seen ones like one behind me and ones they're building back there. you have seen the tiny homes on tv past few years this company outside of chicago is changing the game a little bit and making these tiny homes that don't need any special permitting except for a shed permitting in your backyard. this could work as a pool house type building. this one is really interesting, with millions of people still working from home, it is a tiny office. i hadn't even thought of that. but not everybody has a spare bedroom or space in their house. they might have backyard space, they could plop it down in the backyard. we have the founder and ceo of bantam built. a lot of people are interested in this, they are stuck at home right now. they want a space where they can get work done, kind of l

now many of these store fronts are opening back up with changes in place cheryl mcmahon owner of karmahow have your customers helped to support you >> they sent me checks without my asking or reaching out to pay for appointments that they missed my birthday was during the shutdown and i had so many people send me flowers and cards. it was just really nice. >> reporter: they think a lot of karma. >> yeah. >> reporter: clearly she's not alone. >> mac and cheese, yams, meat loaf, and corn bread >> reporter: mama mary soul food, their business surviving thanks to takeout, delivery, and a loyal following. >> been blessed we didn't have to lay anybody off we've been here 12 years we're not going anywhere >> reporter: small businesses across the community forced to get creative hoping customers will return even if they can't gather inside like this bookstore turning its parking lot into a place for patrons to hang out >> it's a bring your own chair byoc because we can't sterilize after every use. >> reporter: hull's art supply has been a staple in the town since 1947 you used to come in when

video ofou can find a him with ed mcmahon, presenting a check for the clearinghouse sweepstakes he is millionaire. host: all right. this is a headline in the hill yesterday, trump to hold outdoor rally in new hampshire on saturday. the reporting of the hill on this, it was the next make america great again rally will gather supporters that fort smith international airport on saturday, july 11, 8:00 p.m. the hill writes they will provide entities with ample access to hand sanitizer and a face mask that they are strongly encouraged to wear, according to a press release. we will keep you posted about our coverage plans on the c-span networks. in southrnest carolina. are you there? one more time. hollywood, south carolina, are you on the line with us? caller: yes, can you hear me? host: yes, go ahead. caller: i listen to your program and hear people put a size -- people criticize, like people walking around with 30 masks and stuff, but they are not saying anything about what they can do to make it better. i ended up in the hospital for maybe 20 days, and i had a ventilator. i did not know