michael bush. lace is a 2 out single into center field. all i'm saying is 2 to one.th 3 to matt chapman. he is going to hit this wall hard. it gets through the left side of the infield. patrick bailey, elliott ramos table score 5, one good guys. that was more than enough of a cushion for camillo duval. >> he set down the cubs in order in the night. giants get another great bullpen win. 5, the one your final. let's go down the socal. the a's hoping bounce back after falling to the angels in game one of their series. >> top of the 3rd no score to offer jj bleday. he hits a flare into center. that one is going to drop for a base hit run, comes into score. but let a gets a little stingy. he's gunned down at second as he was trying to get that double. all right. a couple batters later. same score. same score. bases loaded tyler anderson. it's tyler, nevin that will force a run-in oakland pads. the lead to 2 bottom of the 4 a's cut it to one bases loaded from a key moniak. he hits a shot into right. that is a grand slam. angels take the lead and then some. top of is down b

hard to come by two zip now in the third michael bush single up the middle nico hoerner scores and thef to the eighth. we go with the giants up three one. matt chapman shoots one to left. elliott ramos scores. so does patrick bailey. giants win five one victorious now in back to back games. you know once in a blue moon john blue moon odom catching an a's game a's in anaheim two one. a's in the fourth mickey moniak with the bases loaded. this is high deep and aloha means grand slam angels jump out to a52 cushion seven three halos in the eighth. nice night for a's rookie armando alvarez got his first career hit, then he got two more a bloop right there that scored shea langeliers. but the a's rally comes up short seven five. klay thompson's waiting in the wings, but it's unclear whether the warriors can come up with enough money to satisfy klay and close the deal for paul. george that is the hot rumor tonight with the clippers and dubs. so look klay after making 43 million this past year turned down a two year $48 million offer before last season. coach steve kerr hoping klay remains a w

michael bush. lace is a 2 out single in the center field. all i'm saying is 2 to one.ttom of the 8th 3 to matt chapman. he is going to hit this wall hard. it gets through the left side of the infield. patrick bailey, elliott ramos table score. find one good guys. that was more than enough of cushion for camillo duval. >> he set down the cubs in order in the night. giants get another great bullpen win. 5, the one your final. let's go down the socal. the a's hoping bounce back after falling to angels in game one of their series. >> top of the 3rd no score to offer jj bleday. he hits a flare into center. that one is going to drop for a base hit a run comes into score. but let a gets a little stingy. he's gunned down a second as he was trying to get that double. same score. bases loaded tyler anderson. it's tyler, nevin that will force a run-in oakland pad. the lead to 2 bottom of the 4 a's cut it to one bases loaded from a key moniak. he hits a shot into right. that is a grand slam. angels take the lead and then some. top of is down by 2 with a chance to tie the game. but

michael bush. lace is a 2 out single in the center field. all i'm saying is 2 to one.to hit this wall hard. it gets through the left side of the infield. patrick bailey, elliott ramos table score. find one good guys. that was more than enough of cushion for camillo duval. >> he set down the cubs in order in the night. giants get another great bullpen win. 5, the one your final. let's go down the socal. the a's hoping bounce back after falling to angels in game one of their series. >> top of the 3rd no score to offer jj bleday. he hits a flare into center. that one is going to drop for a base hit a run comes into score. but let a gets a little stingy. he's gunned down a second as he was trying to get that double. same score. bases loaded tyler anderson. it's tyler, nevin that will force a run-in oakland pad. the lead to 2 bottom of the 4 a's cut it to one bases loaded from a key moniak. he hits a shot into right. that is a grand slam. the angels take the lead and then some. top of is down by 2 with a chance to tie the game. but these are always a gut punch. the double p

michael bush. lace is a 2 out single in the center field. all i'm saying is 2 to one.'s go to the bottom of the 8th 3 to matt chapman. he is going to hit this wall hard. it gets through the left side of the infield. patrick bailey, elliott ramos table score. find one good guys. that was more than enough of cushion for camillo duval. >> he set down the cubs in order in the night. giants get another great bullpen win. 5, the one your final. let's go down the socal. the a's hoping bounce back after falling to angels in game one of their series. >> top of the 3rd no score to offer jj bleday. he hits a flare into center. that one is going to drop for a base hit a run comes into score. but let a gets a little stingy. he's gunned down a second as he was trying to get that double. same score. bases loaded tyler anderson. it's tyler, nevin that will force a run-in oakland pad. the lead to 2 bottom of the 4 a's cut it to one bases loaded from a key moniak. he hits a shot into right. that is a grand slam. angels take the lead and then some. top of is down by 2 with a chance to ti

michael bush. lace is a 2 out single in the center field. all i'm saying is 2 to one.wall hard. it gets through the left side of the infield. patrick bailey, elliott ramos table score. find one good guys. that was more than enough of cushion for camillo duval. >> he set down the cubs in order in the night. giants get another great bullpen win. 5, the one your final. let's go down the socal. the a's hoping to bounce back after falling to the angels in game one of their series. >> top of the 3rd no score to offer jj bleday. he hits a flare in the center. that one is going to drop for a base hit a run comes into score. but let a gets a little stingy. he's gunned down a second as he was trying to get that double. same score. bases loaded tyler anderson. it's tyler, nevin that will force a run-in oakland pads. the lead to 2 bottom of the 4 a's cut it to one bases loaded from a key moniak. he hits a shot into right. that is a grand slam. the angels take the lead and then some. top of is down by 2 with a chance to tie the game. but these are always a gut punch. the double pla

first of all you should note to former attorney general ed neese under reagan, michael under bush, haveefs and one in the supreme court in the immunity case, the opinion of which would root release the end of next week. the case ongoing in florida they have filed a brief arguing the appointment of jack smith as special counsel is utterly unconstitutional these are two former attorneys general. this is a very serious matter. you really need to not listen to the munchkins of the legal munchkins at grifters a slip and fall lawyers are dressed up as some sort of experts on these other networks. so the position established by the constitution or statute the position is to be created by the constitution or statute. or a statute given the authority to and principal officer to delegate power. that is wit what the constitutin says. okay with jack smith appointed under the appointments clause part that deals with confirmation? know his name was never sent to the senate. the senate did not get to participate in his appointment. is there a federal statute that authorizes the attorney general to mak

michael allen joins me now. he was senior director on the national security council and special assistant to the president in the george w. bush and made it clear that he, we, the united states, stands with israel after october 7th, but we know this relationship has been going downhill since then. how serious is thiqlatest accusation from netanyahu? >> well, i think it's pretty serious because at the end of the day israel's best friend and ally is the united states. so he ought to treat this relationship with respect. if he has a legitimate beef with president biden, i think he needs to plead the specifics. is it just the 2,000-pound bomb that came up a couple months ago or are there other weapon systems, other munitions he thinks the biden administration is holding up? it wouldn't necessarily surprise me if they were holding certain things up because they want to achieve political objectives. first they wanted to limit how fast and how thorough they went into rafah and now israel wants to go into lebanon and really ?c go after in a full scale way hezbollah. so it's not perhaps the biden administration should be necessarily bl

bush and michael dukakis, the candidates answered que■ystions from a panl of journalists during the moderatorsround rules and keep proceedings moving. the 1980's, the panel format was in trouble, saying thatreses conference more than a debate and that the journalist panel to too much attention away from the candidates. the league of women which organized several debates through in the to the newly cred commission on presidential debates and in 1992, they tried a variety of approaches, along with introducing the town hall format, and the commission decided to use only the single moderator and town hall formats forward, and, the first preside since the late980'at not organized by the commission on presidential cnn and abc wite catherine, tennessee, good morning, you are next. caller: hi, can you hear me? host: yes ma'am. caller: i apologize, sir, i'm flipping through channels this morning, killing time in the hospital,u remind me of your name? host: i'm john. caller: yes, thank you for having me. yes and no, so, no, short story, no from my point of view, i just wanted to chime could as a 38-year

former texas land commissioner and managing partner and michael best llp, george p bush. authorities have released the mug shot of the person charged in the horrific attack, and custody after group of new yorkers recognized him and took him down. that moment, caught on video. there he is, you can see him cowering on the ground while civilian heroes held him down and waited for cops to arrive. the nypd laid out the violent charges during a news conference yesterday and explain how this dangerous suspect could have ended up on our streets. >> a violent criminal has been taken off our streets. the rape of a 13-year-old girl last thursday in queens shocks our entire city. >> the charges are going to be as follows for a female victim: rape, sexual abuse, robbery and the first degree, menacing, unlawful imprisonment, kidnapping, endangerment of the welfare of a child, possession of a weapon. for this victim, rubber and the first degree, menacing, criminal possession of a weapon, unlawful imprisonment, kidnapping, unlawful endangerment of a child. his arrival to the country is c

you go back to 1988, a george hw bush and michael dukakis only 5% of people said that they were unhappy with their choices, 5% versus 25% right now, gloria, well they don't like them. i mean, they, they don't like either of these candidates they think they're both. well, particularly biden, i think he's too old they don't see any great ideas. they don't see any rescue. people are looking for a rescue thanks, haven't been going well. and a lot of people are full of grievance about it and they don't like donald trump's personality, but they think he's a fighter and they can accept joe biden's personality, but they think he's weak so it's not great choices out there for them and what do they do people are undecided. voters are like, well, maybe i'll give rfk jr. look, but there but what about them? do you like well, i don't really know. >> he's not the other two. yeah. for sure. i mean, one thing that has changed so much obviously since that 5% number 1988. yeah, it's just the partisan media and social media. if you go on tiktok, if you look at one highly edited a moment of biden or someth

. >> let's listen to 1988, the last debate between massachusetts governor michael dukakis against vice president george h.w. bushakis were raped and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer? >> i don't. i think you know i opposed the death penalty during all of my life. i don't see any evidence for a deterrent. there are more faekeffective wao deal with violent crime. >> there were questions about the nuclear weapons, the budget deficit. the only thing anyone remembers is bernie shaw asking him that question and michael dukakis answering robotically. how did that impact the race? >> well, i actually -- we both knew bernie shaw. i asked him why he asked that question. he said, you know, george h.r. bush, as we call him, has been calling dukakis the ice man. i was trying to give him an opportunity to show that he was more human. instead of saying, i would want to go out with a spike club, he gave a response that sounded like it was destined for the chamber of commerce, suggested bush was right that dukakis didn't have the human qualities that people like in a president. >> dukakis' num

bush against massachusetts governor michael dukakis. he allowed first degree murderers to have weekend passes from prison. one was willie horton, who murdered a boy in a robbery, stabbing him 19 times in public real estate agent and political activist mario juarez always said that he paid for the fliers. and this anti lauren taylor website. but mayor shang tao's former chief of staff tells me she watched juarez approach tao and andy duong at this campaign event in october 2022, asking for more money for the fliers. >> and that was the first time i ever saw mario, and i was like, what is he doing here? and he straight up said he needed $25,000 to finish that mail piece. and i walked away because i knew that they shouldn't even be dealing with that or talking about that type of stuff. >> webb tells me that andy duong, whose family owns california waste solutions, indicated he would take care of it and that he had already paid $50,000 for the project that violates spending limits, doesn't it? >> transparency laws, spending limits and other

bush and michael dukakis, the candidates answered questions from a panel of journalists during the moderatorsob was mostly to explain and enforce ground rules and keep proceedings moving. in the 1980's, the panel format was in trouble, saying that it resembled a joint press conference more than a debate and that the journalist panel to too much attention away from the candidates. the league of women voters, which organized several debates through in the towel, leaving the job to the newly created commission on presidential debates and in 1992, they tried a variety of approaches, along with introducing the town hall format, and the commission decided to use only the single moderator and town hall formats going forward, and, today, this is the first presidential debate since the late 1980's that was not organized by the commission on presidential debates, and we are with cnn and abc with these two. catherine, tennessee, good morning, you are next. caller: hi, can you hear me? host: yes ma'am. caller: i apologize, sir, i'm flipping through channels this morning, killing time in the hospital, and

>> that election season, benson's running mate, michael dukakis in his debate with george hw bush, was asked a fateful question referencing his wife by cnn's bernard shaw, governor. >> if kitty dukakis were raped and murdered would you favor and irrevocable death penalty for the killermy life. it was terrible. >> this was his opportunity to show humanity and instead, he made himself look like more of a humorless, emotionless robot than he had seen before. >> there were the wordless missteps and the body language gaps 1992, georgia hw bush, looking out of touch by glancing at his watch when an audience member spoke about the lagging economy is different, 2000 al gore audibly size differences and in another debate that year, gore gets a little too close to george w bush on stage any little tick abit that a candidate may have is something that voters could seize on and it could change the way they view the candidate if there are colorful moments like those in the debates coming up, analysts laura barron-lopez said, they may be less impactful than those past moments were because she says,

bush versus michael dukakis.uld you support the death penalty ? and instead of saying, penalty? and instead of saying, what a horrible thing, i would want that person, blah, blah, blah, instead he would just go, no, i wouldn't, and you know that i wouldn't because i've opposed the death penalty. and he seemed so robotic and human that it just highlighted a big sort of wedge issue there. and he never really recovered. and i wonder if it seemed robotic and inhuman keir starmer last night, but obviously rishi sunak lots of questions coming his way over this £2,000 tax bombshell claim that he's attributing to labour's policies sooner he should have, yes. >> why didn't he? why didn't he have the letter? you know, to wave around? ed, that was a mistake. i suppose one of the big question marks over all of this is how much does it actually feed through to people watching a likely political obsessives, the people watching pretty much know what they think of both party leaders. >> it's not news to anyone watching that keir

michael dukakis in my first, ran an ad against george hw bush, saying you can elect him because he would make it supreme court picks who might overturn roe. people didn't believe it. john kerry did it against george w bush, right? people didn't believe it. well, it has happened now. and so how can biden look at trump and say you know, the person you elect on this stage might get the next pick. we already know what has happened. kenny, kenny play the issue and then and then my bigger question you can see biden prosecuting this issue. it's a good one for the democrats. my bigger question is, how does trump handle it? >> so speaking of trump and he, i'm glad you sort of laid it out the way that you did because we can show hi everyone what happened over the weekend in terms of trump doing exactly what you just said. he did. so let's show these two back-to-back first, this is, this is donald trump speaking to his base. this is the faith and freedom, a coalition was this this is a gathering of conservatives, many evangelicals, social conservatives, a lot of people who played a role in the fall

bush 2004 campaign. michelle, i know you went to the courthouse for part of michael cohen's testimony, and for closing arguments. so let's start with trump felony convictions. early polling suggests the majority of voters approve of the verdict. but many of trump's most ardent supporters are outraged and the former president seeming to encourage the anger. what could that mean for the country, as we draw closer to the election? >> obviously it is extremely frightening because we have already seen reports of trump supporters trying to dogs jurors, inundating members including the judge and his daughter with threats. but i also think, this is a truism, that every accusation is a confession. so when you see what they are accusing the biden administration of in terms of dubious ideas that this was a political hit job by the biden justice department. actually the biden justice department is about to prosecute joe biden son. but what i think it telegraphs is what they plan to do if they are able to take power. everything they accuse democrats of, it gets a hint of what they have in mind for donald trump if he ever ge

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. >> michael allen joins enough at a senior director on the national security council and special assistant to the president in the george w. bushr that he, we, the u.s., stands with israel after october 7. we know this relationship has been going downhill since then. how serious is the latest accusation from benjamin netanyahu? >> it is pretty serious. at the end of the day, israel's best friend and ally is the u.s. he ought to treat this relationship with respect. if he has a legitimate beef with president biden, he needs to plead the ■çsubmissive ex. is it just the 2000 pound bomb that came up a couple months ago? or are there other weapon systems and munitions that he thinks the biden administration is holding up? it would not necessarily surprise me if they were holding certain things up because they want to achieve political objectives. first, they want to limit how fast and thorough they went into --'s now israel wants to go into lebanon and go after full- scale, has a lot. is not that the biden administration should necessarily be blamed for this. but the burden is on benjamin netanyahu to be specific to let us know what

michael allen managing director at beacon global strategies. he also served in several roles at the national security council during the george w bush administrationeat to see you thank you. >> thank you for having me. thank you. so how worrying is it that all of those arrested were apparently screened by us officials and still allowed to enter into the us well, for drinker, i think it's only we're only as good is our intelligence collection is. and when there's so many different people around the world, and there's so many different issues coming out of now central asia. >> i think it's a new threat picture that the intelligence community and the national security establishment in washington content are going to have to look harder into, i think it is something that we need to be worried about. >> and i think we need to remain on our toes so that we have our homeland security coordinated with some of our intelligence elements overseas, so that we can begin to try and screen and block out would be terrorists then what kind of a level of concern are you hearing from homeland security officials about potential terrorists exploiting the southern bord

. >> michael, in 2016 someone told me the reason -- i was looking for an answer to the phenomenon of trump defeating 15 republican candidates, one of them jeb bush the asymmetry is they attacked him for his policies being crappy. they said he doesn't care about his policies, what does he care about? his va rilty, how women view him, he cares about his wealth and he does care about being called stupid. all of this is to the people who didn't think he was smart enough when he lived and worked in new york. what does this look like on a debate stage? how do you get at those things? >> you have to poke fun because they do care, americans do care now. the reason that donald trump was so successful in 2016 was not because of anything he said, it was the people that were running against him and the american people were in a position they were like, hey, this is a successful businessman, we sold them a bill of goods. we sold them an individual that didn't exist. that he could put his business acumen to work for you, the american people. here's what we ultimately learned, his daughter and son-in-law walked out of the white house making $640 million only t

back of fay park where there were all fines and bushes into new garden where couples even exchanged marriage vows. he created a pollinater garden the michaellayground and worked with friends of jodee demaggio to add 100 new plants and decorative boulders to their park. and often carrying more than his own weight in support of his team and the department. join me in congratulating evan brenner! [cheers and applause] >> when majestic mon ray pines that are so lovingly and esthetickly maintained you can thank our next honoree. the japanese tea garden, intention to coupon. of this type of landscape maintenance, and he is always up for the challenge. the work he takes on can be cult and even dangerous--difficult, and even dangerous dealing with tall trees and heavy branches and heavy equipment and he completes his work efficiently and above all, safely. he's a true leader, even with a minimum crew, he arranges for a staggering amount of work to be completed. everybody please join me in congratulating robert salas! [applause] n.next up, we would love to have joey, come on up. >> okay, the next winner should i say his name at the front or at the

hard to come by two zip now in the third michael bush single up the middle nico hoerner scores and theto the eighth. we go with the giants up three one. matt chapman shoots one to left. elliott ramos scores. so does patrick bailey. giants win five one victorious now in back to back games. you know once in a blue moon john blue moon odom catching an a's game a's in anaheim two one. a's in the fourth mickey moniak with the bases loaded. this is high deep and aloha means grand slam angels jump out to a52 cushion seven three halos in the eighth. nice night for a's rookie armando alvarez got his first career hit, then he got two more a bloop right there that scored shea langeliers. but the a's rally comes up short seven five. klay thompson's waiting in the wings, but it's unclear whether the warriors can come up with enough money to satisfy klay and close the deal for paul. george that is the hot rumor tonight with the clippers and dubs. so look klay after making 43 million this past year turned down a two year $48 million offer before last season. coach steve kerr hoping klay remains a war