and the regimen is only out in the open meadow for about 20 minutes. so severely wounded in the left thigh rank in his taken to the 12th corps hospital likely over at the george bushman farm on the west end of rock creek and will later be taken to a more permanent hospital in york, pennsylvania than a convalescent camp in patterson park, baltimore. now following the battle of gettysburg the 11th and 12th corps including the 27th. indiana will be detached from the army of the potomac and sent west to the army of cumberland in tennessee where they'll fight. it battles such as lookout mountain in november. rankin does not return to the 27th, indiana until december of 1863 six months following his wound. in january of 64 rankin's offered an honorable discharge, but he doesn't take it. he stays with the regimen and earns a promotion to first sergeant. and as we move into the spring of 64 on april 19th ranking his commissioned first lieutenant, so he's now an officer as the regiment moves into the atlantic campaign. and during july and august of 64. he's in

. >> he was in our car and pointing out to a certain spot in the meadow. >> reporter: the family was at shuteye peak, about 70 mil the mom, victori sd t >> he says, she needs our help but she's dead. and she's laying facedown with her legs up. and she can't talk to me but she's over there. we need to go help her. >> reporter: and kaydn's parents checked out the meadow and saw nothing. >> he kept saying trust me, trust me, mom. i said, i trust you, bud. i believe you 100%. >> reporter: creeped out, they headed back home. kayden's mom posted their experience on social media. that's when the modera county sheriff's department reached out for more information. turns out, a woman went missing just over a year ago, within five miles of where they were. a woman with a black shirt and blue hair. >> he describes down to blue hair. he said, she has a black shirt, blue jeans and blue hair, mom. >> reporter: detectives say kayden's description matched that of 53-year-old sandra hughes who went missing in june 2020, after going camping alone. kayden was able to identify three out of four pictures

getting sick, it's accommodation of meadows and the president always shopping for someone to tell him wanted to hear that allowed rudy giuliani to come back to the white house.ol >> we have michael paul force with us until 9:00 eastern. we do have calls waiting for we do have a question for you on text. jim from thinkers scripts as, some of my greatest fears about the midterm elections of 2020, i think he means particular to do, work with respect result irrespective of political party. based on your knowledge and expense, i was wondering if my thoughts have any legitimacy, could that happen? >> i think very much, i think that's set up is that the direction of this discussion heading to. at the same time, the former president is absolutely convinced that he will be the determining factor and they will capture, retake the house if not presented so that is a confusing thing, if they win, at that time because the president say yes, the election system down. >> let's hear from callers. joe in connecticut, public in mind. go ahead. >> good morning, how are you. >> good morning. >> i saw whe

but then with meadows, it was a combination of meadows getting sick and the president always shopping for someone to tell him exactly what he wanted to hear that allowed rudy giuliani to come back into the white house. host: we have michael wolff with us until 9:00 eastern. we want to hear from you, 202-748-8000 free democrats, 202-748-8001 for republicans, and independents, 202-748-8002. jimbo from bakersfield says this -- i think he means 2022 -- guest: i think very much. that's what the setup is, and that is the direction that the discussion now heads. at the same time, i must say that the former president is absolutely convinced that he will be the determining factor in many races, and that they will capture the -- they will retake the house. if not the senate. so that is the somewhat confusing thing. if they win, at that point does the president say the election system is sound and certainly works? host: let's hear from callers. joe in stamford, connecticut, republican line. go ahead. caller: good morning, mr. wolff. mr. wolf, i just software they showed an excerpt from your book

. >> he was just in our car and he was pointing out to a certain spot in the meadow. >> reporter: theide fresno when they stopped for lunch. kaiden told them there was a woman close by. >> i got goose bumps. he says, she needs our help but she's dead and she -- she's laying face down with her legs up and she can't talk to me but she's over there. we need to go help her. >> kaiden's parents checked out the meadow but saw nothing. >> he said trust me, trust me, i trust you, bud. i believe you 100%. >> reporter: creeped out the gorbas said they headed back home. kaiden's mom posted their experience on social media and that's when the madera county sheriff's department reached out for more information. turns out a woman went missing just over a year ago within five miles of where they were. a woman with a black shirt and blue hair. >> he described down to blue hair. he said she has a black shirt, blue jeans and blue hair, mom. >> reporter: detectives say kaiden's description matched that of 53-year-old sandra hughes who went missing in june 2020 after going camping alone. kaiden was able

and again ivanka was involved in this and mark meadows, and several other people. it is notable how few people there were however in the white house at this point on january 6. i tried to count how many and you are really talking about a relative handful of people, mostly everyone had gotten out. quick with mark meadows conduct covid shortly after the election that sort of literally open the door to all sorts of influence on the former president. how big of a moment was that? how big of a loss to have his chief of staff at that point down with kobe for several weeks? >> it's one of the things it wasn't just meadows but among the people around the president who had worked, this the first impeachment case of a meadows getting in any way the president always shopping for someone to tell him exactly what he wanted to hear. that allowed rudy giuliani to come back into the white house. >> we have michael woke with us (202)748-8000 for democrats 202-748-8001 for democrats, independents 8002 but we do have calls waiting we do have a question for you on text, jimbo from bak

that, when the pute and wash u people were in this valley here in reno sparks, this whole truckee meadow valley. they used to camp along the truckee river, there's historic camps along the river where their camps were basically old areas where they were 'em camped and back in 1917 there was a movement by some of the people, the towns people here to support indian reservation, because i didn't think they really wanted indians camped up at different locations, they kind of got in the way. so i think the idea was if you could put them in a certain place you could basically keep an eye on them neend where they're at and they would have a reservation so it was supported. many came to this area for jobs. the women did housework, you know, those type of jobz for some of the people here. most of the men did agriculture type work, working in action action type picking different type of vegetables, whatever, so that, i think, basically our tribe started mainly because economic opportunities in the truckee meadow on a that's how our tribe basically started. our governing body which was first establ

the regiment is only out in the open meadow for about 20 minutes. severely wounded in the left thigh, rankin was taken to the 12 hospital likely over the farm on the west end of rock creek and will later be taken to a more permanent hospital in pennsylvania and a convalescent camp. following the battle of gettysburg, the 11th at 12 core, including the 27th indiana, will be detached and sent west to tennessee. where they will fight in battle such as lookout mountain. rankin does not return to the 27th indiana until december of 1863, 6 months following his voting. in january of 64, he is offered an honorable discharge when he does not take it. he stays enters a promotion. as we move into the spring of 64, rankin is commissioned first lieutenant and is now an officer . during july and august of 64, he is an acting command of company a. commanding the company he had enlisted in as a private to a half years prior. as we move to the fall, he completes his three-year term of service along with the rest of the regiment and is discharged on november 4, 1864.

i need you to come back down here, meadows would tell her.e would clear the room and say i only want ivanka, myself and the president in here. this repeated itself several times this afternoon. when the racehorses gets too agitated you bring the stable pony in to calm him down. obviously there are only a few people who could have told the reporters this. what are we to make of ivanka's role? >> not only are there a few people, but throughout the book if there is a controversial quote or scene, it is very clear these two authors went to that person and said is this try or not? mike pompeo denies a quote through a closed source. there's no denial of that here. so we have to assume ivanka trump was aware. if i had to guess, this comes from ivanka trump. >> seems like it, yes. >> i do not know that. let's talk about whether you can get your reputation back. we talked earlier about mark milly. he had the controversial moment in lafayette park where he came out with the president in that bizarre scene. he apologized for that immediately. he has sai

and again ivanka was involved in this and mark meadows, and several other people.otable how few people there were however in the white house at this point on january 6. i tried to count how many and you are really talking about a relative handful of people, mostly everyone had gotten out. quick with mark meadows conduct covid shortly after the election that sort of literally open the door to all sorts of influence on the former president. how big of a moment was that? how big of a loss to have his chief of staff at that point down with kobe for several weeks? >> it's one of the things it wasn't just meadows but among the people around the president who had worked, this the first impeachment case of a meadows getting in any way the president always shopping for someone to tell him exactly what he wanted to hear. that allowed rudy giuliani to come back into the white house. >> we have michael woke with us (202)748-8000 for democrats 202-748-8001 for democrats, independents 8002 but we do have calls waiting we do have a question for you on text, jimbo from bakersfield

a small river, they had been transformed into a sequence of ponds and meadows. boulevards with trees. the photograph took in about 1990. you can see how it matured. well, in 1870 one, olmsted and vaux produced the initial design for jackson and washington parks in chicago. this contained a series of lagoons and islands connected by canals. that were reminiscent of something olmsted had noticed when he took a trip through the jungles in panama a few years earlier. he had written that panama was his inspiration that he envisioned for a particularly marshy site on the south side of chicago along with lake michigan. this development, however, was halted two years later. as the fame spread, the connections to powerfully place individuals and the industry of commerce and development, this led them to improve the setting for the u.s. capitol and washington, d.c.. which they were to work on, at least olmsted and his firm, for the next 18 years. this is the rendered presentation plan they offered for the united states capitol grounds, the details there are quite wonderfu

it's hard to say for people like mark short and mark meadows.eir approach to this was in line with their general belief and approach to government that the government shouldn't have a heavy hand in these type of things and it should be up to people to decide. i think they would probably not change their minds on how they felt about mask mandates because they feel like that individual choice and not something that should be imposed by the government and we know throughout the year they bought a lot of this was the overblown and that the doctors were just advising things that were too draconian. >> i was told that damien as a cheesy story about how he always wanted to write a book since he was a little kid and now that your dream has been realized i was wondering if you could share with us. >> thank you. when i was 12 or 13 i was on an airplane and i was or some reason not sitting with my parents but there was a stranger sitting next to me and i was reading a book and he was talking to me like what's your favorite book and i told him at the time m

the president agreed with meadows.resident thought meadows had a good sense on what the base would go for. the beginning to have book, run of the reasons alex azar is kind of out of favor is because he tried to almost lure trump banning e-cigarettes and vaping, the base went bananas over that. trump was attune to policy changes and how it would affect the base and bending in whatever direction they wanted. >> the question is from krista, how optimistic about ability to combat coronavirus over the long-term with the dangerous variants that keep on emerging and the stalling in u.s. vaccination rates, what factors might enhance our success and what barriers stand in our way? >> that's a really great question. i think obviously the country is in a much better place with the vaccines and fortunately the vaccines have shown to be highly effective against all the variants so far but i think with the delta variant especially in parts of the country where they have less than 30 or 40% of the region vaccinated, that's going to b

so my final on tuesday, mark meadows from d. w. sports has been following all the quarter final action for us. so mark, let's start with england when over ukraine was it as one sided as it sounds? yes it was. it was very, very dominant, right from the off harry cane got said in there, we can actually look at some of the action now from the game. and yet it's pretty v, as i say, k new kind of slow start to the tournament. and now go to got 3 goals in total in the last 2 games. so that was a very good stuff. ring them. and they just kept on going, and ukraine had actually know what's the weather? i mean, it should have been more goals before time than or even glass, or just after the break. great. cause luc. sure he'd been criticized a lot. the tournament. great against germany. very good against you. again and then . sure again and sets up harry came the 3 know and was walking about and then jordan henderson made it for and he 1st of a go bring them so ed room was happy just worked out perfectly. alright. and now the semi finals in

mark meadows from d. w. sports really appreciate it. in another continental football championship. argentina have beaten our tribal is brazil, one nil to win the cope. america final and rio and held the maria score the mattress . only goal with the chip. over keeper edison's head, fans streamed onto the streets of argentine as capital bernice areas to celebrate the victory to their national teams. first title in 28 years. and the 1st major international trophy for argentina's, captain leno, messy. now let's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world. the wife of haiti's assassinated president has made her 1st remarks since the killing of her husband martine louise said the attack happened in the blink of an eye without her husband getting the chance to say a word. patient police accused foreign mercenaries of carrying out the killing. the g 20 a group of wealthy nations have back a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15 percent. the deal aims to stop multinational especially tech giants, doing business globally fr

all right, mark meadows from the w. sports. thanks for keeping us up to date. and finally, fans of rock legend and doors front men jim morrison have flocked to his grave in paris to mark the 50th anniversary of his death. some broke into envision of his most famous song. morrison died at the age of 27 of a heroin overdose in 1971. while he was living in paris, his grave tracts, thousands of tourists each year. the law and you're up to date coming up next in sports life. the rocky road to the tokyo olympics, part 2. and don't forget, you can get all the latest news information around the clock on our website and c, w dot com. i'm here until berlin, thanks for joining us. the case in the fields? jewish life in europe. that's what film producer, artist, cona and journalist goodman, and are exploring building into history and the present. i would never have been convenient so.

they talked about meadows and miller there.p donald trump and continue to allow him to say these things in public. >>> coming up, a story we teased at the top of the show. the state of tennessee is no longer reaching out to teens about the covid vaccine or any vaccine for that matter. what it means for the continuing fight against the pandemic. next on "morning joe." # the instant air purifier removes 99.9% of the virus that causes covid-19 from treated air. so you can breathe easier, knowing that you and your family have added protection. ♪ ♪ this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. knowing that you and your family have added protection. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. ♪♪ [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. one, two! one, two, three! only pay for what you need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! summer is

mark meadows would call ivanka to say the president needs more persuading.to in back down here. we need to get this under control. that's in quotes. ivanka was described to me as a stable pony. when the racehorse gets too agitated you bring in the stable bone toe calm him down. he asked him to publicly and forcefully call off the rioters. quoting trump, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. i mean, all of this, as he's watching and he's in the dining room and he's watching all of this glued to the television, but not in horror, but kind of enjoying it according to these books. >> hoping that it would succeed and even if the cost of that was the hanging of mark pence of the gallows and the kidnapping and hostage crisis or assassination of the speaker of the house and other figures, we have a president, and i hope we never see it again, who is indifferent to and contemptuous of democracy and was happy to take the country down to keep himself in power. alexander hamilton warned about that, the idea that a rogue intrig

scott atlas was key to meadows' strategy.n't logical policy as to trumpet to the public that the threat of the virus was declining as the campaign entered its final months. this effort, this meadows-directed effort killed people. i mean to the degree that people believed the lies, that it wasn't deadly, that they didn't need to wear masks, that you could inject bleach into your lungs, that hydroxychloroquine would fix it. there are still people making decisions about covid and about masks and about vaccines who were infected by this effort. what is the prospect of holding these people accountable, phil? >> well, nicolle, you just nailed it by describing this as a disinformation strategy, and that's what it was inside the trump white house from day one of the coronavirus because trump knew he was standing for reelection on november 3rd, and the paramount concern for him every hour of every day as this pandemic was raging across the country was how does he look, what do his poll numbers show, what is his popularity, can he get

detectives went back to the meadow with the gorba family and so far found nothing but the >> she wase help. i ho i hohoi i i i the family find her. >> reporter: thatteteter:r:hahar the family used to drive up to the meadow is now for sale. they say they're too spooked to use it again. mona, victor. >> andrea, thank you. and now we both have the chills. >> yeah. >>> coming up, how to beat hackers at their own game. the simple way to protect your phone. >>> also ahead, a real buzz. what happens when you give bees caffeine and why scientists are doing it. my nunor mymymamaunua a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. get help r right away nucala reduces eosinophils, for swelling of face, mouth, tongue or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. on. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about

other reason for money, money, meadows is more money than other land jobs. it started promising lee, but the ship owner, a katara company called us one trading and contracting soon left them in the lurch . coming in company or not sending us frozen water or in blackout for 9 days and the sentence probably nothing was waiting barbecue for emergency because i think this is our thing for washing event who's been in february last year arrived in white and many of the crew would use it got home, but then the country went into locked down and everything different later in the year, after one trading and contracting said it had no funds to support the ship and kept contact. the la with a rested bike, hawaii authorities. ever since the mostly indian crew has been waiting to be paid and for the ship cargo to be removed, that they can be repent, created according to the information, to the guy who has already been short. and they are not going to go rogers, when they start to make the stone, my company and such sweet stories with the honey where it is the many of the

i love those other places, other reason for money. money meadows. this is more money than other land jobs. it started promising lee, but the ship owner could terry company called us one trading and contracting soon left them in the lurch. coming in company we're not sending us frozen water. people are in black for 90 days and the didn't send us nothing about waiting. this is our barbecue for emergency because i think this is our thing for washing dental in february, last year that lived in white and many of the crew would use it got home, but then the country went into locked down later in the year after one trading and contracting said it had no funds to support the ship and kept contact. the viola was arrested by hawaii authorities. ever since the mostly indian crew has been waiting to be paid for the ship cargo to be removed, the day can be repaired creation. according to the information given to the guy who has already been sort of and they are not going to go rogers when they start the stone. my company basically building us with the honey wher

multiple times, she was brought down by mark meadows the chief of staff to return to the office to try again to persuade her father to make a stronger statement no, no, just a little stronger, to call off the dogs essentially. i take your point though and we are really on guard for this and in the reporting. i take your point that it's a very effective and calm her for her father at least as the storm was growing and was obvious to so many. >> it seemed they were kind of mia during those weeks. and then of course, ivanka's one statement herself on her twitter feed was calling the american patriots and telling them to go home, which of course she deleted. let me ask you, i think that one of the things you've done so effectively which has been so opaque, what is your sense of getting the national guard troops to the capitol hill. is there any evidence that he was resisting it on january 6th? talk a little bit about that because i think that you drove minute by minute. what was going on, talk about that role on january 6th. >> that is an important question. reporting shows that it played

now they can't wait to get off the ship and put the louder here behind the meadows. your auto payment or how does it feel to be finally off the ship? after all this time, after one year and several months past die on the land, it's a pretty good idea. you know? although good morning, told me i went to the you, are you no, no blogging away ah on earth after more than a year, a see the 1st craving. satisfied is fast food. all but tom knows there's nothing like the taste of equality and he got all on. i did a anyway, i didn't know be i me today. i mean, did i lay on they're gone? i mean dog miley today, he needed housing. i got them all. my father loan or dan man, or do you got your linea in kuwait, the cargo of the law which is essentially discharged and the crew was finally repatriated, but they still haven't been paid 58 country to recognize seafarers as key workers, australia, malaysia and co white are not among them, they might keep the world going, but the welfare of seafarers is a distant priority for too many governments, dan john moody. now he's always on the p

mark meadows at dw sport, thank you so much. i see one of the stand that films and so this is a very in international festival, the documentary who we were carried an urgent message and in time of climate change and the glimmer of hope is a closer look. oh, the only reason i think authors will mention lean on his last mission to the international space station. astronaut alexander guest documents his thoughts, his perspective on the world from far above it. he reflects from the way we treat pressures, the planet, our oceans, our resources from space he could see was extreme weather events and above all the fragility of our habitat video. and since i need to survive it in the shifted image, we got the side of my thoughts. i was immune as a physicist, i knew the diameter to the kilometer. i knew how thin the atmosphere was. and then when i saw it with my own eyes, it hit me again, show me a new one. and that's the big thing to understand that this is way too small to take its continued existence for granted for us not to care. com

and they're convinced that as far as the trophies destination is concerned, all roads lead to rome meadows from dw sports and took us through the action. welcome mark. so the game ended one all then italy took it to for 2 penalties. fair result, i think based on the tournament as a whole. yes, italy have been better than spain, spain, about in a draw matches are called 5 goals. there's been no in between. i mean, we can have a look at some of the action from, from last night now. and the game started quite k g and the 1st off, but then federico keys us got a great go midway through the 2nd period. frankly, to give them a wall new lead and let it hang on. but then a vital nevada who's at a very open dam tournament and have to pretty roller coaster game as well. he collides so then that was what one meant. it went to extra time, no goals and exits. i went to penalties who missed of autumn or after me to keep penalty for italy and then you're, you know, the, it's called the winner and put them through. and it's a pretty amazing story because italy didn't qualify for the last will cope. so the

carol: first and foremost, mark meadows, white house chief of staff, who there was that day.ivanka trump, his daughter. one thing phil and i learned as part of the book was that the president was watching this almost giddy on television, enjoying this moment. and that's pretty shocking because even before anybody broke through the glass of the capitol, they were committing felonies by breaching the perimeter, by pushing past police, by spraying them with bear spray. and he was sort of cheering that quietly in his dining room where he spends time watching television. well, later, ivanka and mark meadows give themselves the assignment to try to get the president to call off the dogs and they don't do this very urgently, as phil and i learned. it takes two hours for them to get him to say something. a president should be saying something about a violent act that's happening at the capitol. they knew that. they had to convince him. but two of them really have an important insight. there are other people that day. keith kellogg, vice president's national security adviser, who was

you can bet that mark meadows and others would love to hear from, woill see if they assert executivego to court and try to block some of the testimony and try to claim executive privilege. at this point, the justice department is not standing in the way. there are a few more steps before we get to that day. >> may i jump in? >> hang on. joining us now. >> i need to ask a question. the attorney general for president biden is known and respected by some, although not by progressives, as being conservative when it comes to such things. being an institutionalist. declining to -- the personal lawsuit. against donald trump in which the biden administration sided with trump on the precedent and principle. do you think they would have done this to biden without jeffery rosen's approval? >> i think you are on to something there. i suspect you have witnesses who are willing to testify and that's a big deal during the trump years you had witnesses if they wanted, could have answered questions. they hid behind executive privilege because the white house and justice department gave it to them. if

their mark meadows is with me from d w. sports also an englishman. so as a disclaimer, after it was a controversial winning goal though, right. what do you make of that? well, we'll come to what do we, what do we talk through the game? and then i'll say my point of view, but yeah, it was a bit soft. we can have a look at how the game as we pan down now, what type of goals and we finally denmark to lead. the 1st goal in the conceded in the, in the german from dom god, great for the 1st free kick of the entitlement as well. bizarre then an equalizer for england that was an own go go these the top floor and the total and we've 11 goals. it's been more on golden this tournament that all the of the european championships put together at the penalty. there we go. terribly taken by hurricane sage, you put in the rebound. was it a sport cake? this is the big question mark. every denmark time will tell, you know what the referee gave it. the video assistant referee said, yes, it's penalty. as an englishman, i say it was very, very soft and for a semi final, a

mark meadows from date of the 4th. thank you. and it's turned out some other stories making news around the world. the us and turkish defense ministers meeting to discuss the security of couples. airport tickets troops are expected to keep god over the important ending in the wake of the us led coalition withdrawal from afghanistan. it comes with the taliban sweeping gains in many parts of the country. police in nicaragua have arrested 6 more opposition, figures the head of elections in november, president daniel ortega launched the raids against his political opponents last month. 30 opposition figures have now been detained and 6 of them presidential candidates rescue as searching the rubble of a collapse tower block in florida have raised the official death, told to 36. the tower partially collapsed 2 weeks ago with totally demolished on sunday. more than 100 people are still unaccounted for. a downgraded hurricane is drenching parts of florida, gulf coast tropical storm elsa is due to cut across the states north with high win

of the truckee meadows fire and rescue team to get out fast. flames raging on both sides of the road. the situation intensifying as the engine continues on its escape routes. a mixture of smoke and embers blowing across the windshield, showing the powerful winds. adam mayberry with the department says the video illustrates the most dangerous ingredients to a perfect storm. wild winds, heavy fuels, and difficult terrain. still, the crew stayed focused. >> a calm sense of urgency. they did what they had to do. >> they knew the speed of the fire, and when faced with a close call like this, it could mean the difference between life and death. >> in this case, the training paid off. >> these fires, as you can see, pumping out a lot of smoke. take a look at this time lapse video of the tamarack fire. all that smoke being sent high into the atmosphere, where it gets mixed in with weather patterns. we've been catching a break when it comes to air quality, but i know you're keeping an eye on it here. >> eventually our luck is going to come to a temporar

alright, well you had it here from luck. meadows and david date of least 4. thanks very much . well as you just heard, england may well be the favorites tonight, but you can't discount denmark, they'll be looking to continue their fairytale run at this tournament and repeat their shock success from $992.00. wow. in denmark, they're writing a wave of emotion. 3 to a 1st major tournament, semi final since 1992. and on the verge of achieving something, almost incredible. the emotion here, the champion of europe said, matching the emotions back. then when denmark, one a euro's they shouldn't even have been in only qualifying a week before the tournament starts. after you could stop, you were kicks out you to the war that the big 3 united, the country, just as it has now. a firework display for rob at all. yeah, i don't think it's so important. unfortunately, a lot of us are still faxing primes in 1992, lou calling now we're going to get the same feeling that our parent guardian, 992, going to win the euro in the home phone. and she's the symbol of so much christian erickson's colla

all right, mark meadows from the w. sports, thanks for keeping us up to date. when he leaves founder julianna's songs has spent his 50th birthday behind bars, supporters and parker, and to put on a picnic in london as arms being held in prison in the u. k. while he waits for an extradition ruling, a fashion designer vivian westwood ceremoniously stabbed a birthday cake describing the songs of the quote, the sacrificial victim. i and you're up to date coming up next is sports life in part 2 of our look at the rocky road to the tokyo olympics. i'm here until berlin catch you back at the top of next hour. the imagine how many portions of turn out in the world climate or it can be very cost the stores. this is much less the way from just one week. how much less can really get when we still have time to go. i'm doing all women in asia in that's me for all the money and lunch and on the voices. the only way i can be on top is to create my own empire story this weekend on the w. yeah. the the the the, the, the, these athletes have a dream. it's more than a big competi

m meanwhile, mark meadows in the days leading up to the january 6th riot and even afterwards was part of an effort to undermine the legitimacy of the election. these are people who are just as complicit as trump was in everything that happened on and before and after january 6th, but it does show you a dynamic that we've witnessed with this white house for the four years that i covered this president and in other instances. the people around him know better. they don't say anything publicly, but privately maybe they tried to rein him in, and they are often not successful. that does not make them heroes of this story unfortunately, but it is something to note that there are people around him who know better and don't do the right thing. >> asha, to you. there's also a revelation here about the vice president as he was there at the capitol and saw that these insurrectionists were getting into the building. i will read from the building. get troops here, get them here now, the vice president ordered, we have got to get the congress to do its business. yes, sir, miller said. it was the st

so my final on tuesday, mark meadows from v w. sports has been following all the quarter final action for us. so mark, let's start with england when over ukraine, was it as one sided as it sounds? yes it was. it was very, very dominant, right from the off harry came say didn't there? we can actually look at some of the action now from the game. and yet it's pretty easy. as i say, can you kind of, you know, slow start to the tournament and now it's called to got 3 goals in total in the last 2 games. so that was a very good stuff. ring them and they just kept going. and ukraine has actually no hope. what's the weather? i mean, it should have been more goals before time. but then i remember glasgow just after the break. great costs. luc. sure. he'd been criticized a lot along the tournament. great against germany. very good against you can again and then sure again set up hurricane the 3 know and it was walking about and then jordan henderson made it for the 1st gulf ring and so everyone was happy just worked out perfectly. alright.

you report in the book about the chief of staff mark meadows at the time. close to mark meadows said he was consumed with fear that trump might die. i assume you're only consumed with that fear if you've been told by the doctors this is not a mild case of covid. >> right. what we learned in reporting and trying to stitch together the weekend is when trump was sent to walter reed, his doctors were fearful that he was going to have to be put on a ventilator. he was taking a rapid downward turn. he was supposed to do a call that day from the white house in person. it kept getting pushed back and he couldn't be available for it. we remember from the weekend, when trump's doctor came out and said he was starting to look better and gave a kind of upbeat prognosis and mark meadows came out the cameras caught him saying he wasn't out of the woods. he was scared at the moment. it was before the experimental drug the president got access to. one of the people familiar with it thought it helped and he was starting to turn the corner. >> one of the things you report in

even though some few meadows homeowners who have chosen to go against fire. officials warnings. >> and orders to leave for their safety. they're monitoring this fire very closely at 07:00am. >> 9 miles catch, really small. really quick by money says they're packed and ready to go when the time comes. well, we have a degree of choice. we're work. we're choosing to remain and kind of watch and monitor. that's kind of where we are right and of course, if things get worse, if things get worse, there's not a soul here that wants to be a superhero. the dixie fire has burned more than 167,000 acres in butte and plumas counties. and it isn't letting up. >> as of last night to this morning. it grew nearly 30,000 acres so far says weather hasn't been cooperating with those winds to come out. that's burning. so hot that those numbers are able to kind of get sent out. you know, start spot fires. the dixie fire has yet to arrive in this town of jonesville. but fire crews are here on scene. >> doing structure protection just in case in the meantime, homeowners are checking

about our swimming is our friends is willing go meadows and kill the meadow in tokyo. but the people are very, very worried. they don't know when they will step on the red line and get arrested and may be sent to jail. how many, many years to new jersey as president is defending his use of emergency powers to seize control of the government class has appointed a new interim. interior minister comes days off and he suspended parliament. in fact, the prime minister, critics have labeled so its actions accrue that he says, die, or economy. a surging pandemic and bad governance justify his actions. the mere to state is not a public moved by strings. there are lobbies and corrupt individuals who have been pulling the strings from behind the curtains. the conditions at this historical moment forced me to take such exceptional measures to unless em, kimball isn't eunice. he says those who oppose president highest the i, it's are on the increasing pressure the independent parliamentary member. yes. seen i yadi was arrested from his home in the northern suburbs of tunis. i've s

but then with meadows, it was a combination of meadows getting sick and the president always shopping someone to tell him exactly what he wanted to hear that allowed rudy giuliani to come back into the white house. host: we have michael wolff with us until 9:00 eastern. we want to hear from you, 202-748-8000 free democrats, 202-748-8001 for republicans, and independents, 202-748-8002. jimbo from bakersfield says this -- i think he means 2022 -- guest: i think very much. that's what the setup is, and that is the direction that the discussion now heads. at the same time, i must say that the former president is absolutely convinced that he will be the determining factor in many races, and that they will capture the -- they will retake the house. if not the senate. so that is the somewhat confusing thing. if they win, at that point does the president say the election system is sound and certainly works? host: let's hear from callers. joe in stamford, connecticut, republican line. go ahead. caller: good morning, mr. wolff. mr. wolf, i just software they showed an excerpt from your book whe

milley, meadows, pompeo in the book. and it is very interesting that milley sees these conversations as also a way to keep tabs on trump. to see what is going on. to hear from meadows what is happening at the white house. there is also a scene described in the book between general milley and then secretary of state mike pompeo. both men lived on fort myers and they are houses were very close and they would get together at each other's house and one day they get together and have what is described as a heart to heart conversation at the kitchen table and then secretary of state mike pompeo is quoted as saying that the crazies are taking over. now we should say that in the book, someone close to pompeo denies that he ever said that and says it doesn't reflect his feelings. but it is clear there were two people in that conversation and one of them was general milley. so that was, i would guess, his take of the conversation. >> it is a great reporting as always. thank you, so much, jamie, really appreciate it. >>> joining me