♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> michael: yes, welcome to "the daily show!" i'm michael kosta.ection enters its bribery phase, elon musk could use a friend, and i get schooled on the electoral college. so let's get into the headlines! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] we are exactly two weeks from election day and two weeks and one day from donald trump complaining about voter fraud. but tonight, there's breaking news about one trump henchmen who probably won't be joining in this time. >> breaking news in that civil case against former new york mayor rudy giuliani. a federal judge ordered giuliani to turn over all of his valuable possessions, including his manhattan apartment, to former fulton county elections workers shaye moss and ruby freeman. [cheers and applause] giuliani owes them $150 million after they won a defamation suit against him. he claimed they were involved in election fraud after the 2020 election. >> the judge wants giuliani to hand over more than just his madison avenue apartment. he's ordered to surrender watches, signed yankees paraphernalia, furniture, and even h

♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> michael: wow, welcome to "the daily show!" i'm michael kosta.o much to talk about tonight. president obama shows off his rap skills, john kelly gives trump a history lesson, and i'll fix our entire voting system forever. you're welcome. so let's get right into it with another installment of "indecision 2024!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] we're 13 days away from the election, and it's a toss-up at this point. in the past few weeks, trump has made the polls tighter than his shirt collar around his little neck puss. so now democrats are bringing out the big guns. starting with a rally last night in detroit, where the opening act was local legend... [record scratch noise] eminem! that's right, people! slim shady, a.k.a. marshall mathers, a.k.a. the reason stan drove off that bridge. [bleep] stan, you really think stars like eminem reads his own mail? idiot. but oh, man, this is going to be good. eminem has recorded some of the most brutal tracks of all time. he has a song where he stuffs people in the trunk of a car. he rapped about wanting to see pres

♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> michael: welcome to "the daily show!" wow! i'm michael kosta.o much to talk about tonight. kamala is putting on a festival, tucker carlson makes everyone uncomfortable, and with the election just 12 days away, everyone in america is slowly losing their minds. so let's get into it, "indecision 2024!" [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ with less than two weeks until election day, kamala is calling in the reinforcements. tonight, she held a rally in atlanta with bruce springsteen, tyler perry, and barack obama. and she announced that on friday, she'll be joined in houston by beyonce. [cheers and applause] woo, baby! talk about a get! the last time beyonce appeared on stage with a presidential candidate was hillary in 2016, so things are looking good! it's in the bag! but don't get the wrong idea. donald trump has been bringing in some special guests, too. >> i've never -- i've never in my life spoken at a political rally. i've covered a million of them for over 30 years and i've never spoken at one, never thought i would. i can't believe i'm here. [laughs]

so i guess you lost the vp debate, michael. >> michael: whoa! i wasn't even in that debate! we come back, we sent a special correspondent to the spin room. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] popeyes crispy, juicy, tender signature chicken is the meal your craving deserves. and now you can get 3 pieces of the chicken you crave for just $5. we don't make sense. we make chicken. ♪ love that chicken from popeyes. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> michael: welcome back to "the daily show." after a debate like the one last night, reporters and politicians gather into the spin room, where they try to explain why their candidate won. it's a place of dignity and gravitas, so we sent over a special correspondent to attend. >> welcome to the 2024 vice presidential debate. the debate between one man who thinks trump is a mentally ill fascist psychopath, and tim walz. it is a great battle between j.d. vance and what he looks like after four years as trump's vice president. that marks the third debate of this election that joe biden will sleep through. and as you can see, the atmosphere in

with your host, michael kosta! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> michael: thank you! to "the daily show!" i'm michael kosta. we are coming to you live! right now, we are live! the vice presidential debate has just wrapped up. it was right here in new york city. and just outside the venue, each candidate's supporters were embodying our forefathers' passion for elevated political discourse. >> we're not going back! we're not going back! >> suck my [bleep]! suck my [bleep]! >> michael: "we're not going back," "suck my [bleep]." the campaign in a nutshell. but before we get into the actual debate, it's important to remember how high the stakes were tonight. they weren't that high. because as i previously mentioned, it was a vice presidential debate. one of these men will lose and we'll never hear from him again, and the other one will become vp and we'll never hear from him again. so tonight probably won't matter much to the voters. but to the news media, it was a historic opportunity to get people to watch tv. >> choose your vice. as anticipation builds for one of the mo

of a michael issue.t toilet paper. go cold turkey. from here on out, wipe your ass with cold turkey. i mean, i'm at costco. i can pick you up 25 pounds. do you want hickory smoked or honey baked? >> michael: grace, please. honey baked. grace kuhlenschmidt, everybody! [cheers and applause] when we come back, charlamagne will make sure trump doesn't steal the election. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] ♪♪ this kia turbo-hybrid is built for all the things you've yet to do. like taking a long drive. just to throw a monster tailgate party at an away game. ♪♪ brisket anyone? ♪♪ do what's yet to be done. the new kia carnival turbo-hybrid. ♪♪ getting a fresh deal at subway has never been easier. just buy any footlong in the app, get another free. the only hard part is, telling travis he doesn't get the second footlong. wait, seriously? i got you next time, buddy! order now in the subway app. [cheers and applause] >> michael: welcome back to "the daily show." we all know i've got great opinions, but i'm not

michael? >> michael: thank you, george.ricane helene. >> so hi, everyone. >> michael: it's one man's mission to spread the love. after catastrophic flooding from hurricane helene devastated cities throughout eastern tennessee, yassin toro, a friend of gma and is helping, jumping in to mobilize his knoxville community to support nearby cities in need. >> we act as a family. we keep giving the love. we are here in greenville. >> reporter: yassin delivering food and essentials to a soup kitchen in greenville. >> i am here to deliver soup. we are here now at the erwin care center. >> i'm landon. >> michael: at each stop yassin connecting with the locals to bring more than just vital aid. >> thank you so much. it's wonderful. >> she was almost crying. she's crying. >> michael: bringing hope one hot meal at a time. >> one family! >> michael: joining us now live from the farmers daughter restaurant in erwin, tennessee, with more on the relief effort there is yassin. hero. yassin, thank you so much for joining us. you're a friend o

. >> but super bowl champion michael oher, the real life star of the story from nothing to a super bowlhampion. >> i'm in shock right now. >> now facing off in court with the people he once called family. >> when you watch that film back, all these years later, it's a little cringey. >> was it a good deed or a misdeed? plus, behind the scenes of taskmaster performer miracle, the smash british hit game show with over 800 million views on youtube thanks to its quirky comedy and nearly impossible to solve puzzles. >> this may, you have a maximum of 20 minutes. your time starts now. >> it's real escapism and it's nonsense, and it's not reflecting the scary world out there. >> could you impress the taskmaster and 9 to 5 dolly parton, the 9 to 5 singer and philanthropist working overtime to help tennesseans ravaged by hurricane helene? nightline will hurricane helene? nightline will be right back. zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance. ok, dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. can neuriva support your b

michael? >> michael: thank you for that, whit.ports all over florida are shutting down ahead of the storm. eva pilgrim is at orlando airport, which is closing this morning. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, this airport is eerily quiet. that's because the last flight to leave is going to leave in just a short amount of time. this airport is closing at 8 a.m. tampa, fort myers, sarasota, all of those airports closing yesterday. the airlines adding extra flights to help people get out. united booked 25,000 customers, american added 2,000 extra seats. those that aren't flying are driving. we saw major traffic jams on the interstate. the shoulders on the highway opened as an extra lane, the tolls suspended. now we are seeing gas shortages. gas buddy reporting 20% of gas stations don't have gas. that number is higher in tampa. almost 50% of gas stations there. 27 fuel trucks with police escorts are helping to get gas to some of those stations. and the ports are beginning to close so cargo and cruise ships for

what do you mean michael asked? that was for the first time in all of their conversations over the years brent decided to say something about donald trump. for his return from the arm he never would've done such a thing. he had been taught over and over soldiers were not supposed to voice a public opinion about the commander-in-chief. not unless there's something going on that was illegal, unethical or immoral. that was the standard. it was not blind loyalty necessary respectfulness soldiers followed orders after all. but since retiring he silly began to speak up aloud about things. getting used to the idea of free expression. or at least freer expression. now referring about the growing pandemic he said to michael, he really lost meet when he said i take no responsibility. what do you mean michael asked again? sharper and for the next half hour things took off from there leaving everyone with their own differing memories of what happened. laura, brent's wife and of her going inside to do a puzzle thinking is shut u

michael pagel: correct.r feelings about renee, correct? man: i'm going to instruct you not to answer that question. so what is your response? "i assert the fifth," is what you should say. michael pagel: i assert the fifth. kellee koncki: did we think we were going to get a confession from him? no. but i think we had to lock him into a story, so then we could work on pulling it apart if it wasn't true. how he acted was suspicious. like, he acted like he was covering. like he wasn't comfortable with what he was saying. things like that. but you can't charge on suspicion. andrea canning: prosecutors didn't have enough to charge michael pagel. and despite all the red hot suspicion, the case was growing ice cold. months turned into years, sarah was growing up largely oblivious to the police investigation that had centered on her dad. did you worry all these years about the fact that your mom's killer was walking free? i mean, yeah, it's something that i think everyone would worry about. and wondering, who it was?

michael, top that. >> michael: we're gonna try. [ applause ] >> lara: looking good.ael: stacey, what's your favorite part of the costume? >> my favorite part is all of the homemade pieces. particularly the house. this is definitely our center piece. i owe a huge thank you to my mom for helping make this. >> michael: it is truly a family affair. grandpa is freaking me out. sunny, does this one lift you up? >> yes, it does. i loved the movie. the kids look great. wow. this is a tough one. see, it's tough. >> is the old guy really that old? come on. i need to see. [ laughter ] >> lara: all right. we're two for two. gonna bring out our third family from racine, wisconsin. fiesta from jessica contreras and her family. jessica, come on out. [ applause ] >> michael: judges this -- >> lara: i'm sorry. i have the wrong family. this is the weather. this is the weather. my bad. >> michael: the great thing about this costume, ginger and sam would be proud. they're dressed as a forecast. >> lara: that's amazing. >> michael: jasmine, how did you come up with the idea of a forecast

michael asked. and was when? for the first time in all of their conversations over the years, brant decided to say something about donald trump before his retirement from army. he never would have done such a thing. he had been taught over and over that soldiers weren't supposed to voice public opinions about their commander in chief not unless there was something going on that was illegal, unethical or immoral, that the standard. it wasn't blind, but necessary respectfulness. soldiers follow orders after all. but since retiring, he had slowly begun to speak loud about things getting used to the idea of free expression, or at least freer expression. and now referring to what trump been saying about the growing pandemic. he said to michael, he really lost big when he said, i take no responsibility. what do you mean, michael? asked again. maybe little sharper. and for the next hour things took off from there, leaving everyone with their own differing. memories of what happened. laura, brent's wife, for instance, wo

michael? >> michael: now to the michael perry overdose investigation.good morning, kayna. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. dr. mark chavez is the third person to plead guilty in the death of matthew perry. he could spend ten years in prison, as he now helps investigators build their case against two other defendants. this morning one of the doctors charged in the ketamine overdose death of friends star matthew perry pleading guilty. mark chavez hustled out of a los angeles courtroom wednesday after admitting to writing fraudulent ketamine prescriptions for perry. he's one of five people prosecutors say took part in a broad underground criminal network. >> these defendants took advantage of mr. perry's addiction issues to enrich themselves. >> reporter: investigators say perry, who died nearly a year ago, was legally prescribed the powerful an aesthetic to treat depression and that he sought out dr. chavez to increase his supply. prosecutors allege the doctors at one point charging perry $55,000 for 20 vials of ketamine, with mr. placencia alle

. >> michael: breaking point. the growing desperation for food, water and power in the wake of hurricane helene. >> george: microsoft rolls out an update to its artificial intelligence co-pilot said to be emotionally intelligent. >> what do i remind you of? >> george: we gave it a shot. >> good morning america! >> michael: remembering john amos. from "the west wing" to "roots." >> only time i get to be free is when i run away. >> michael: coming to america -- ♪ good times any time you need a payment ♪ >> michael: and, of course, all the good times. ♪ in new york ♪ >> robin: and where dreams are made of. an amazing come back for the new york mets, and the new york liberty, one step closer to defeating the defending champs. >> is good! >> robin: celebrating with the one and only alicia keys. ♪ new york concrete jungle where dreams are made of ♪ >> robin: what an electric night in brooklyn. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> robin: good morning america. big night and a busy morning

i felt the same as you , michael. i felt the same as you, michael. i felt the same as you, michael.lizabeth, but actually, no , he's slid into the job very well. >> do you remember the spider letters row? oh, yes. ten years ago. and he was always writing to labour ministers saying, what are you doing about this? and what are you doing about that? and some of these issues were quite political. in fact, i doorstepped him about that. and you doorstepped the king and his press secretary assaulted me. it's all on youtube. >> i remember you door stopping me once. >> how do you stop the prince of wales? how did he get that close to him? >> well, because he was coming to it was extraordinary. he was coming to a marks and spencers in oxford street, and i thought i'd never get anywhere near and, you know, i was just an official visit or was he just buying his underpants. there was hardly any. this was he was prince of wales of course, at the time. but he. no, he was coming. he wasn't going to get well. he might have got some while he was there anyway. there i went up to him and said, you know

you like to michael. he admired him and he liked having him as his neighbor but this felt different. until that conversation brent hadn't realized how devoted michael was too trump and couldn't help but wonder whether that devotion would be returned. what would trump think of michael, what if michael were invited to the oval office and went in not walking but wheeling himself in his chair, would trump take my collapse imperfect hand and shake it, what he mock him "after words" like he mocked other people? he fell from a tree? winners don't fall from trees, losers fall from trees. it was easier for brent to imagine what trump would think of him, the ideal white guy veteran. i would fit the american dream for him. so what was interesting about that interaction in terms of our conversation was this was the first time they crossed over into the conversation they might have been having privately but never between them, they went there. then they pulled back and that is really an interesting thing to me the, th

michael cohen. he's the co-host pardon me the host of "the michael cohen show" on youtube. the podcast mea culpa and the co-host of the podcast political beatdown and also the author of a memoir -- how donald trump weaponized the u.s. department of justice against his critics. michael cohen, i can just imagine that you have lots of thought this is morning. >> you can only imagine. look, there's so much that's going on and it's not just hitler or mussolini. these are words that joe mccarthy used to use. the enemy from within and we know all about mccarthy but we also of course know about mussolini and adolf hitler. why he's taking this route. i have no idea. but look at -- look at the timeline of trump. look at how it started going back to 2015 and 2016, when he came down. he descended from the golden escalator and he started talking about mexicans and after mexicans, he went to blacks and he went to immigrants and then he went to jews and then he went to -- to the -- homosexual, the lgbtq+ community

michael: i think this is all campaign rhetoric.f we have a divided government which i think would be the best for the country, my sense is we are going to be in the standstill for a long time. sonali: big prediction ahead. best opportunity in the markets. you are looking at private credit, you are looking at the mortgage market and before i forget to ask you, you may have more transactional activity around the corner of your own should a lot of people want to know about new rez and if it could list in public markets. michael:michael: it is a big debate of ours. if you look at a couple of the peers, they are trading a little north of 1.5 times. one .5, are equity trades a little bit below book. when i pointed out i didn't earnings call this morning, we deployed 5.8 billion dollars in capital since 2021 without raising equity. all of our subsidiaries sits in one bucket and all the cash flows into one pod. it is likely i think at some point we explore and we have explored bringing this company public and it is probably a 25 event. son

what a career. >> michael: what a career. >> thank you to nadal for so many great moments. >> michaelhis morning, wolverines hue jack man giving us greatest show man vibes with a big announcement doing a 12-night residency at radio city music hall showing off his singing and dancing prowess that owned him a tony on the boy from oz. hugh shared it on instagram with the help of a friend. check it out. >> ryan you want to come to one of my live performances at radio city music hall. >> you're going to be like singing and dancing and joking live. >> yep. >> am i going to be in it? >> absolutely. >> i'll break out the eyeliner. >> i'm going to be in it. >> on stage, no. but in my heart, yeah. >> i see what you've done here jackman. >> yeah, but ryan i need you there in the audience. >> i'll be there in the audience. it's called from new york with love marks jackman's first live concert series in five years, kicks off january 24th runs on select weekends runs on select weekend throughout the tickets go on sale next friday, guys. >> ginger: george, the rain forecast for milton was right on.

villarrean >> reporter: good morning, michael. still from where were investigating that fatal helicopter crash in houston that killed all four le >> we're in the early phases of eve can while we're here on scene. >> reporter: the privately owned robinson r44 helicopter adio to. the moment of collision caught on video. leaving behind bur just crumble dage. our houston station flying over the wreckage, saying the radio e lights are not the strobes that some of the towers around town have on them. >> reporter: now, this particular helic so now investigators are trying to figure out if there are any other recording devices that may have captured some of this fl >> robin: all right, mireya, thank you very much. we're going toer, almost half t country's in a drought. >> ginger: yes. we've got a lot twin cities with 30 degrees above normal. minneapolis 85 yesterday. look at some of the other records from hartford connecticut.ve seen on record. like so many, phadelph robin? >> robin:ant you. now, after one of its most successful seasons e

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>> michael: looking forward to that, michael. thank you.mb and eric church just announced their concert for carolina benefit. luke and eric are with us live from nashville, tennessee. good morning, gentlemen. thank you both for joining us here on gma. eric, i want to start with you. you and luke both grew up in north carolina. you even have a song about your hometown. why is this community so special to you? >> it's very simply who i am, north carolina made. i wouldn't be who i am today if not for people today in the community there. to see this happen to them to, that community, to those people, is especially devastating. luke and i are doing everything we can to try to help that out. for me, it's in the very dna of what makes me me. >> michael: you both are doing everything you can help out. luke, you've been telling fans you have something big in the works. here it is. how did this concert come together for you two? >> yeah. you know, i was obviously home watching the news the day after everything started coming out about the storm there

michael? >> michael: all right. mary, thanks for that.re going to turn to rachel scott with the latest on former president trump who is promising that he will fire special counsel if he returns to the white house. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump painting a picture of what a second term would look like, vowing to fire special counsel investigating his efforts to overturn the 2020 election and promising mass deportations as he dials up his rhetoric on immigration. >> very special hello to arizona. >> reporter: overnight former president trump, who has put immigration at the center of his campaign, escalating his rhetoric, insisting the u.s. has become a, quote, garbage can for the rest of the world because of its border policies. >> she has unleashed an army of migrant gangs who are waging a campaign of violence and terror against our citizens. we're a dumping ground. we're like a garbage can for the world. >> reporter: the former president campaigning out west, vowing to fire the special counsel investigating

michael?adership in my opinion and i base a lot of where i started in the united states marine corps is similar to the sheriff, being intertwined as far as roles. leadership is making tough decisions but also engaging with your sub board nats, listening to different points of views. and my goal shall be i honored to be elected to sheriff is survey our staff and see what adjustments can be made at different facilities and different units. and that can be use thed as data to actually move forward new policies and possibly new culture within the department. and that's a way to be transparent, the supervise relevel and with the deputy at the frontline. >> thank you, michael we're going to start with you for the next question. how will you handle conflict and build consensus with co-workers and others in city government? >> so the question is, how do i deal with conflict. in the last 20 years, whether it was in the marines or department, conflict happens everyday. how you manage that is the biggest

michael? >> michael: we will be tuning in for that.ll have full team coverage of the cbs news vice presidential debate between governor walz and senator vance. see it tonight beginning at 8 p.m. eastern right here on abc. george? >> george: turn now to the middle east. israeli officials say the military has begun a targeted ground operation inside southern lebanon in the latest escalation in the on going fighting. chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is in the area with the latest. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. we've been talking about the danger of escalation in israel's war against hamas. overnight it just happened again. overnight israeli ground troops crossing into lebanon to conduct what are described as limited localized raise against hezbollah targets. >> hezbollah turned lebanese villages into military bases already for an attack on israel. hezbollah has prepared to use those villages as staging grounds for an october 7th style invasion. >> reporter: shortly after the idf saying they intercepted

. >> michael also cofounded the national coalition for homeless veterans. he'll continue fighting for veterans even though he's retiring as swords executive director this month. he'll be honored at the 50th anniversary celebration of the nonprofit on veterans day, and there are still tickets available. >> well deserved. what a great story. >> yeah, it's so sad that so many veterans feel like that no one cares but michael gives them a hand up. i'm sure his work will continue even though he's retiring. >> absolutely. he really represents what swords to plow shares is about, veterans helping veterans. >> what an impact he's having. thank you, sharon. >>> at 5:30, new evidence released in the criminal case against former president trump for his alleged attempts to interfere with the 2020 election. >>> then some bank of america customers were shocked to find no money in their accounts this morning. what the bank is saying about a widespread outage. >>> and are we getting any closer to a deal between port workers and their bosses? when we might actually does mark

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let me go to you right now, michael.t donald trump is participating in a townhall in lancaster, pennsylvania. earlier today, he visited a mcdonald's to work the fry machine. this is after trump made unfounded claims that the vice president didn't really work there as a student. and, of course, last night, you trump's bizarre rally in latrobe, pennsylvania, where he spoke for over 10 minutes about the late golfer, arnold palmer, and his anatomy. michael, is this the behavior of a serious candidate with just 2.5 weeks until an election? >> no, it's not. in fact, the vice president has made it very clear that she's running against an unserious opponent. donald trump is about the show, the entertainment. this has been a reality tv campaign, a reality tv presidency for 4 years, and we are all bit players and it. what is sad for me, reverend, is that watching that event last night in which donald trump spends text minutes talking about arnold palmer's private parts, the people behind him cheered and laughed. they were entertai

good to talk to you, michael. he is _ spun off. good to talk to you, michael. he is from _ michael.m planes to electric vehicles, and tesla has more than pleased investors with its latest sales and profits news. the car giant, run by boss elon musk, beat market expectations and shares in the company jumped 7% in after hours trade. those profits are up sharply despite, or maybe because, it's dropped its vehuicle prices in recent months. here's our north america technology correspondent lily jamali at tesla's base in silicon valley. there were indications that the company was poised to post its first—ever annual decline in vehicle deliveries in 202a. that appears to no longer be the case, the company saying it is forecasting slight growth for this year and blockbuster growth on the order of 20% to 30% for next year. when you hear about elon musk, tesla ceo, talk about the company these days, he's trying to position it as not just an electric vehicle maker, but a company that is more focused on a broad array of technologies, including artificial intelligence and self—driving technology

. >> reporter: michael, good morning. his longest serving chief of staff.le of law, warning that he would rule as a dictator if he could.el with a blistering rebuke of the republican nominee for area, certainl authoritarian, admires people who are dictators. he has said that. how trump would praise adolf th. >> reporter: kelly's first hand accounts following similar reporting in the atlantlc 's ge. >> well, i would tell him that, life, you know, philosophy, so calling that an outrageous lie.n siness.i think he'd, you know, he could tell people to do things and they would do it. and not really bothe people would serve the country in uniform and referred to >> his not wanting to be seen four star marine general, who he >> general kelly will go down, >> reporter: he says he and i think -- should be very easily handled by, if necessary, necessary, by the military. >> reporter: in a statement, the trump campaign writing john kelly has totally beclowned himself calling the story fabricated and adding trump has always honored th

>>>>michael took the helm of swords to plowshares in 1982. since then, the san francisco based nonprofit has become a national model for veteran housing and >>>>care. >>swords houses 500 formerly unsheltered veterans. >>>>they're frail. right? they have issues, and they're challenged and they're isolated. so you know, that's where support services and wraparound care comes into play. it's a lot of stuff coming up. that's great. >>>>nice. del seymour is living proof of swords transforming power. the vietnam vet who walked in 30 years ago, homeless and desperate, is now a small business owner grateful to the nonprofit support and health job training, counseling and housing >>>>michael is like the hero to so many veterans who right now are sitting in their living room that's theirs and will be there for the rest of their life because of michael >>>>in fact, michael grew the struggling nonprofit to a $30 million machine that serves 3000 unhoused, low income and at risk veterans a year in san francisco and alameda counties. >>>>i've seen people be

his reputation george michael.tion in music opened doors in politics, where he's worked with various leading conservative members of parliament and played a role in a number of major campaigns. to tell us more about the harmonious relationship between music and politics, i'm delighted to be joined by ed barker. this is quite puzzling, actually. how does a how did a reputation in music get you into politics? >> it's a good question. it's probably a question i'm still wrestling with at the age of 40. how is it, how has it happened? but somehow i've managed to do both. and i still enjoy doing them both at a, you know, as a as a high level, i think it's i think it's a simple thing of when you're in politics, you're known as the saxophone guy. and when you're in the saxophone music industry world, you're known as the weird conservative political guy. and so it's just something people can remember you by, regardless of how good you by, regardless of how good you are at either of those two things. i think it's just a devi

final answer to be michael jackson brown well michael jackson fans and anybody would ask it turns out, lawler is known around washington as a huge michael jackson fan. does anyone know what he did in 2005 to show his support for the king of pop raped a kid outside the courthouse when michael jackson was being tried for some for what for what andy senior mike lawler flew from new york to california to attend michael jackson's criminal trial this, but michael jackson might not have been the weirdest person at the michael jackson before we move on, does anybody know what mike lawler's go to michael jackson moon is crotch grabs. there's moonwalk project yeah. i didn't just say? the harrison fire turns out mike lawler can moonwalk as seen in this video of this victory dance. >> i've been working on it is almost perfect. >> so it's, yeah, it's like i have never seen someone moonwalk so flavor leslie can only be moving from the knees down while you walk. >> that's like the river dance version was like of moonwalking. >> i'm not saying he's getting invited to a bet. hip hop award show, but as

jackson's criminal trial this, but michael jackson might not have been the weirdest person at the michael jackson know what mike lawler's go to michael jackson moon crotch grabs. there's moonwalk project yeah. >> i didn't that had on fire what did you just say? the harris and fight i turns out mike lawler can move, moonwalk. as seen this video have this victory dance. >> i've been working on it. >> it's almost perfect so it's yeah, that's like i have never seen someone moonwalk so flavor leslie only be moving from the knees down while you walk that's like the river dance version. >> it was like of moonwalking. i'm not saying he's getting invited to a bet. hip hop award show, but as far as dress shoes on carpet, is pretty good, credible. >> i'm next offender. >> oh, that's rob schneider. >> that's the hot chick himself. rob schneider, does anyone know who ron? yes. yes. to can be mutombo died. oh, yes. and he made an illusion to the idea that maybe dikembe mutombo had died from being vaxxed got it yeah, he did know dad. dude tumble doubt earlier this week at age of 58 from brain cancer. so

zero. >> let's bring it back to politics, michael.ssage this week, his rhetoric was dark and combative. and on democratic-led cities, some of which he has campaigned in recently, along with otherwise unfavorable blue states. if trump wants to win, why is he taking this message into places where he is not competitive? blue states, and heavily black cities? >> red, like i said 1 million times, trump is racist, he's sexist, misogynistic, transphobe, islamophobic, and anti-semitic. i am appalled at the statements he keeps making. whether it's the haitian immigrants, immigrants from the congo, mexicans, about jews or the blacks, i am appalled by every statement. your viewers, your listeners, and all of america needs to really start concentrating on his statement about the enemies from within. donald trump did not make up that line. that is a joe mccarthy line. on top of that, it is also a derivation of adolf hitler. why he is doing this? i don't know. like i said before, nothing screams elect me president like using the doj to go after a p

ben michael is -- michaelis joining us tonight. dr. michael, thank you for your time.appreciate it. dr. michaellis: thank you. geoff: two major laws passed by congress and signed into law by president biden provide new money and new requirements for reducing potent methane emissions, including those coming from abandoned oil and gas wells. now, the federal government has started awarding some contracts for capping those wells. but the election could impact whether this work will continue since former president trump wants to reverse many rules and recently referred to climate concerns as a scam. science correspondent miles o'brien reports from the battleground state of pennsylvania on the larger scope of the problem. miles: deep in the allegheny national forest of northwestern pennsylvania. >> i see something through their. miles: alyssa is blazing trails down narrow roads through thick brush, hoping to see the methane for the trees. >> we have to go this way. >> it's not through here? miles: nothing easy about this work. she is with an environmental advocacy group cal

so but i would just say this michael i think that but it's going to be tight. look the electorate and pennsylvania's split, it's a little bit different than when james ran the wofford campaign back in the day there, it's changed a lot, right? the democrats are now republicans. republicans are now democrats in pennsylvania. it's a crazy place, and i don't think, you know what a mountain about in pennsylvania, i hear from people that they're just not ready to commit kamala harris, david seen are enough heard from her enough trump's out there every day on the hustings and kamala harris just has hasn't made that as it made the pitch yet hasn't asked for the vote out there if she does lose, i think it's because she's kept it bubble wrap on a shelf someplace they're playing defense, not offense. they're playing like there you know, 14 points up, not like they're neck and neck. and so i think it's going to be close just because the nature of the electorate okay. >> james is she playing it to safe first of all, i agree with mr. urban. people don't know enough about her

i'm michael jogeorge. hurricane milton could be the worst to hit the florida gulf coast in more than a century. the winds have been downgraded to a category 4 with winds a 1940 miles an hour. milton is expected to make landfall late tomorrow night or early thursday morning. evacuation orders have been issued, and it appears that residents are heeding the call to leave with roads already jammed. the tampa bay area still recovering from helene is now scrambling to clean up the debris left behind before the storm hits. cbs's cristian benavides joins us from st. pete beach with more on the preparations. good morning. >> reporter: michael, good morning. county officials say they're working around the clock to do so, but time is running out. strong winds and waves battered the mexico's yucatan peninsula overnight as hurricane milton barrels toward florida's west coast. >> if they have called for an ee vague yags order, i beg you, i implore you to evacuate. >> reporter: many are heeding the warnings with a deadly

kelvin mackenzie and michael crick. michael , the michael crick.urne about the gart and he says, the great thing about the garter is that there's no merit in it. and trying to pretend that this is all very meretricious is simply not true. people get appointed to the lords to make sure their party has sufficient numbers, and then a very small number of very distinguished people become crossbench peers. >> the important thing, i mean, the lords now plays probably a more important role in our legislature than ever before in that the commons doesn't scrutinise most legislation properly . the lords has to properly. the lords has to scrutinise it, come up with, identify all the flaws, get things corrected and so on. the trouble with the current system is it's bonkers. well, for a start, as you've suggested , start, as you've suggested, peerages are sold. all the parties are guilty of this in order to boost their party funds. bribes are handed out. i mean , for instance, blair handed mean, for instance, blair handed out basically to persuade people to giv

michael: couple things.g about roughly 400 billion dollars in incremental revenue to consumer. the consumer in technology, media businesses. and another $700 billion additional revenue for b to b. ucb to be will grow -- you see b to b will grow three percentage points faster than the consumer side of the business. when we look at as we are very optimistic because there were still be -- will still be a lot more money coming into the businesses. caroline: can you spell out the underlying data you used to get to the numbers? how did you factor in this level of growth? michael: we spend an entire year doing tremendous amounts of both consumer and b to b research. we take apart all of the plans for the major companies. we look and see underlying things driving growth. as a result, our forecasts reflect, really, a mosaic of everything we see going on. where we believe that will translate into revenue growth. ed: the reason caroline's question is so good and important is within the reports, you attribute some, quit

michael hardaway is back with me.e just heard kamala harris give a very specific message to young voters in north carolina, and i wonder if you think that's going to set the stage for where you are later told. >> reporter: i think that's definitely the case, chris, and it highlights a little bit of the strategy right now, which is about turnout. the campaign is saying that they're looking to mobilize young voters and nontraditional voters, and here in wisconsin where the vice president will be later today, they're not hiding what's going ton tonight, they're calling it a concert and rally for vice president harris, and they're using some big names, big bands to draw out young people, mumford and sons, gracie abrams, and when they get here, the hope is they will hear this message and really plea from the vice president that we just heard in raleigh. listen to what we just heard from her. >> you young leader, you have only known the climate crisis and are leading the charge to protect our planet and our future. you youn

michael: november the fed has two. they just could rates 50 basis points so if they don't cut again they are admitting they were wrong. i think the federalist tester declared. if they do anything they will guide two, we may not go every meeting. that is their answer to whether they can skip december if data continues to come in somewhat better than expected. look, i think the fed has been surprised by the strength of the data. i certainly have been surprised by the strength of the data. all of those things lead to a market not saying the fed won't cut it all, right,? the market saying instead of them cutting all the way down to 2.25%, what was priced in now the market is priced for 3.5%. 3.5% could become 4% at the end of the day of the data continues to be quite good. that means you could see a little bit of it an additional selloff. there is a limit to that. i find it hard to fathom 10 year yields going much above 5%. there are a lot of technical reasons for that. if the fed will cut to 4% and hold it there for some

michael is the most of "the michael cohen show," on youtube. good to see you again. and i have talked, especially about that time he talked about retribution. this is something you have talked about and warned people about, not just guys close to him, it is anybody. >> we take a look at the book behind me, revenge, a time that donald trump is using now. how donald trump webinars the department of justice against his critic. in all fairness, ali, nothing says, elect me president, like using the doj to silence your critic, or potentially be all your critics. i will say, after listening to you, showing that list of all the people that donald intends to go after, i have to say, i am thankful that my name is not on it, although i do believe that he must be somewhat angry at me. >> yeah, and i guess this is the thing we have to think about, how would donald trump leverage the power of government, compared to how he did last time? he actually had people in place, in some cases, who were prepared to not go along with his schemes. a new trump presidency, he will not do that.

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michael, i guess that trump believes this is effective and is positive for him. who is this effective and positive for? >> you just heard it. you just heard it. that young man. he talks like i talk with my friends. now we know what his friends talk about. they see america as a trash can. they see america as a place where people who don't look like them belong. they see an america where it's dystopia not because the man wants to be a dictator but rather because the woman, who is running, is somehow a bigger threat, because she's a female. this whole bro pro or pro bro approach resonates because that young man summed up why it appeals the way it appeals. it reminds me of what a young mother of two that i saw at a focus group in 2016 from new hampshire, she's a mother of two, divorced, asked why she supported donald trump, because he is just like me. there's the arc. he is just like me and he talks like i talk with my friends. now we have a better understanding of why donald trump's ceiling is a winning ceiling for him potentially at 47%, 48%. a significant portion

on the far end is father michael, the pastor of st. dominic's parish. and next to him, father james moore and op after each name. and you are called the vicar for advancement for the western province. and both local guys from coalinga in the san joaquin valley and pacifica on the beautiful western coast. growing up in the bay area you joined the dominicans in the western province. as i mentioned, the history of the dominicans is intimately involved with the archdiocese. tell me about that. >> when dominicans came to california they wanted to come where the action was. the pope sent to dominicans from the eastern province that were working together. he sent bishop ella may need to start the diocese here and also sent the first two dominican. so while he created the diocese of san francisco, ella maney said he wanted to go over the action is. the capital was in a place called phoenicia and there was the government and there was also the portal to the gold rush. lots ofcoming in and it is a natural bay and so all of the shipping was coming in here. there w