the guy to write hoop center, a familiar figure, what she's either proceedings, michael jordan, we always see him here. every the and he just reminds us that you know, that we have to really put in the word i think filipinos edi look, look into basketball like from sort of inspiration for them, you know, year just for years like coming from nowhere. then becoming from somebody. i mean, i think that's the dream. it is what people look up to that needs because, you know, as the last week. yeah. to me shock. if i says you have to really dedicated the have do i was have you done? i think that's why with the novak good was hard work is something manila knows full about. the philippine capital is a place where many people have to hustle every day to get by with some 13000000 moving around predominantly by road under a blistering sun. it's a struggle at times, but for jerome, it's the people who make his hometown what it is when it hasn't been like old. this is where i grew up. what i like whenever the moisture is the people in the people who are really welcoming and they're all nice and polite.

michael jordan, we always see him here every day. and he just reminds us that you know, that we have to really put in the word. i think that if he knows he look, look at the basketball, like some sort of inspiration for them, you know, year just for years like coming from nowhere, then becoming some somebody. i mean, i think that that's the dream. it is what people look up to that needs because, you know, as an artist, you have to meet sacrifices you have to really dedicate. did you have, do i have you? and i think that's why you know, the, you know, the novak good was hard work is something manila knows all about. the philippine capital is a place where many people have to hustle every day to get by. with some 13000000 moving around predominantly by road under a blistering sun. it's a struggle at times. but for gerad it's the people who make his hometown what it is . when it hasn't been my home very, grew up. what i like whenever the voice is the people in the people who are really welcoming and they are nice and polite and you know

these and maybe 2000 back then was little under 65 michael jordan, 66. and he's a shooting guard sole. traditionally back then when you have 6465 players, they're already centers. so how could you compete? there's a big disparity already, because of our, of our, of our descent that how agents are at 6, but huge. iran is the same height as modern and be a heroes, like steph curry and kyrie irving. but his true strength lie in his skill mentality . he does everything right. shoot along bad and can attack them basket post up and defend. i think one thing that's really awesome about, you know, j t not only is a good guy off the court, but he's that warrior for you on the court. right? so nothing beats that you have character and talent and you know, for us cortez, that's really the best and who better for jerome to hold that talent with that? his own big brother, championship winning basketball pro jerrick tang was schooling to run before he even knew it. i would go with jerry and jerome made basketball history while he was still in college. they were the 1s

the guy to write hoop center, a familiar figure, watches either proceedings, michael jordan, we always see him here every day. and he just reminds us that you know, that we have to really put in the word. i think that if he knows he look, look into basketball, like some sort of inspiration for them. you know, you hear the stories like coming from nowhere, then, bombing some, somebody. i me, i think that's the dream it. so people look up to that needs because you know, as allotted you have to meet sacrifices, you have to really dedicated. yeah. do i have you on? i think it that way with the novak good was hard work is something manila knows all about. the philippine capital is a place where many people have to hustle every day to get by with some 13000000 moving around predominantly by road under a blistering sun. it's a struggle at times, but for jerome, it's the people who make his hometown what it is. whenever it hasn't been my hold, this very grew up. what i like whenever the voice is the people in the people already welcoming and they are nice and polite. and you know, just when yo

dominant winning 11 nba championships and off of the court, he paved the way for guys like me, and michael jordan released this statement, bill russell was a pioneer as a champion, as the activist and paved the way for every black player who came into the league after him, and including me. the world has lost a legend and my condolences to the family and may he rest in peace. this is from the boston celtics organization, bill is a champion unlike any other, and bill's dna is woven throughout the celtics organization with relentless pursuit, and from the individual glory to the commitment of social justice and civil rights on and off of the court. andy shoals is taking a look at bill russell's life and career. >> i took basic skills and egotistically speaking, i think they had the best command of all of the skills in basketball as a package of anyone who has ever played. >> reporter: the champion of champions, bill russell played the best of anybody in nba history, and he had one thing on his mind -- winning. >> one thing i loved to do was to be back on defense by myself and have a three-on-one co

when we talk about the greatest players of all time, michael jordan, lebron is in the discussion. wilt and others. if the question is who's the greatest winner in basketball history he played 13 seasons with the celtics and he was a champion in the olympics and at the university of san francisco he won two championships. that's 14 significant championships in the space of les than two decades. that's a remarkable achievement. >> nba commissioner silver said bill russell was the greatest champion in all of team sports. the countless accolades he earned with the celtics and 11 championships and 5 mvp awards only begin to tell the story of bill's immense impact on our league and broader society. bill stood for something bigger than sports, equality, respect and inclusion that he stamped into the dna of our league. at the height of his career he a advanced civil rights. describe in your view how that kind of legacy really did rub off on other athletes, particularly nba players that came to a realization by way of bill russell's example that they could be a force on the court and off t

or there's a case where someone sued michael jordan because he had been mistaken for michael jordan tooctually, by comparison, $10,000 is pretty meager and emotional distress doesn't require a defendant conduct to be illegal, it just has to be outrageous, and at the end of the day, this judge i think against his better interest decided to do zoom court and zoom court comes with all the problems that we know it comes with. we had a lawyer at the beginning of a pandemic show up with a cat filter face. >> shannon: i love that! >> she said i'm not a cat. i do think the pandemic is sufficiently over and we should be getting back to regular court to have some decorum. >> shannon: she also wants to go after this guy for his answer to her complaint. she says he lied in that. so there's more trouble coming for him. here's the plaintiff again, exhibit c. >> he lied. and then that's what brought forth the perjury. it was never perjury in the beginning, it was perjury after his response. if he responds and his response is a lie, it's perjury, that my documents will prove that he lied. >> shannon: o

while he was the michael jordan. and the unrelenting and absolutely on interested with the moral discussion. and then to kill as much of the enemy as i can. so you can imagine when he discovers napalm us has cooked up the greatest incendiary in the history of man so he discovers japan is a country filled with tarpaper and wood. that's all i need to know. i'm off to the races. >> what i thought is fascinating is when napalm came to be when the band of brothers in alabama and then some i insane chemist they tested it. and then they simulated that. they did in real life. i found that fascinating. >> there is a famous architect named raymond one of the most famous architect in japan. and develop napalm and they said in the utah desert in the testing grounds that was the exact replica and then to build exactly as they are in japan. so he builds a neighborhood. to the extent to which to replicate to make it exact in japan and then we build this replica that's in the desert and they launch and attack on the village with nap

when i lived in chicago, i discovered michael jordan.'m the guy who quotes "the last dance" like it's a new book of the bible. i took it personally. but that's the thing about sports. we often take it personally. i'm somehow a grown man and hate the dukes for no good reason. john starks! sports gives us a place to release all our unchecked f you to everybody involved from little leaguers to hall of famers. if there's one city that revels in its winners and losers, it's my former hometown, boston, massachusetts. for a small city, it's got a big chip on its shoulder. although fans would say it's a big champion-chip and lots of them. >> if you're born in boston, you are, like, raised to be a boston sports fan. >> yeah. >> how you doing, sir? >> good, how are you? >> good. i heard you were in there. >> no, i was in there. >> what happened? >> they threw me out. >> why? what happened? >> because i go -- >> but no matter where you go, in a single moment, an athlete can go from the g.o.a.t. to a goat. their reputation and value is always up for

or different michael jordan's.he ones who were in that era, the ones who completely changed the way that the game of basketball looked. the way the nba looked and felt and the way it was experienced. they completely changed the game. bill russell did not just change the world in terms of his civil rights advocates see that he changed the game. >> he changed the game. >> i just want to echo a point you made. i'm going to remind people, just as you did, over that time, the race tension in boston was ready to explode. that famous pulitzer prize photo of this father with an american flag ready to stab parents and children that are getting off a bus from the busing rules to try to integrate the schools. that took place in boston. >> and he stood up anyway, and so did nichelle. they both deserve all of our gratitude and wishing them to rest in peace and power. thank you joy and neil hug for being with us. >> live long and prosper, neil. >> i wanted people that are noteworthy to be put in perspective. the star icons that

when i lived in chicago i discovered michael jordan. i took it personally. that is the thing about sports, we often take it personally, i am somehow a grown man that hates adults for no good reason. sports gives us a place to offer all of our unchecked anger to everybody involved, if there is one city that revels in its love of winners and hatred of losers, it is my former hometown boston. for a small city it has a chip on its shoulder and boston sports fans would say it is a championship and lots of them. >> if you are born in boston, you are raised to be a boston sports fan. >> what happened? >> they threw me out. >> i said let's go. >> no matter where you go, in a single moment a athletes can go from the goat to a goat and reputation and value is already up for debate. >> i will do some word association. tom brady. >> goat. >> i love tom brady. >> i used to love tom, he decided to leave us. >> did the patriots ever cheat to take again? bill buckner. >> idiot. >> bill buckner. >> he let a ball go through his legs at a world series game and it lost the game

this is michael jordan's mansion outside chicago. it's on the market for $1 million, so you could buy 50 of these. but it's a long shot. you're 70 times more likely to be killed by a shark than win all numbers. the jackpot you odds are one out of 302 million. >> total number of tickets you can do, that's about 302 million. >> reporter: with the jack pot so high and so manyl around in the the hopper are blissfully unaware of how big the jackpot is. the downside of doing it when the jackpot is big is lots of other people play, which means you have a greater chance of having to split. >> reporter: and with inflation squeezing americans, it's a good time to share. crystal dunn took part of her recent kentucky lottery winnings and gave away gift cards at a grocery store. but not everyone is thinking that way. >> first thing wold itpr ga lam. >> reporter: the final jackpot is a bit of a moving target because it's based on projected sales. that's why today it went up about $200 million. mega millions told us that's because ofer-tpectedket s

. >> jimmy: chicago bulls, michael jordan the -- the five -- something game five or something what isd on. >> jimmy: all right. sorry. is that a basketball no [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] alright, yeah, i was totally off. >> no, no, no. wait, he's angry he's -- he's raging. >> jimmy: "raging bull." oh, it's all right ♪ [ cheers and applause all right, all right that's fine. all right. sorry about that okay so now you press that to clear it >> okay. clear it >> jimmy: yep. sorry. all right, you get that one. >> left in august. >> jimmy: i was thinking the michael jordan one okay it's all right i still couldn't think of the name oh, okay ooh, ooh okay all right. ready? >> yes >> jimmy: okay ♪ >> a box book dollar, dollar money. money. man. [ laughter ] breast what i'm holding money. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: sorry, not breast. alright, that's supposed to be - [ laughter ] oh, my gosh. don't ever -- >> i'm sorry >> jimmy: sorry -- what? that was supposed to be a guitar sorry. >> oh, geez. [ laughter ] a guitar >> jimmy: don't ever let him see this this is -- or any of the family that is -- that's

they would say, michael jordan. curtis lemay was like michael jordan. he was just -- he was, he was a kind of unrelenting taskmaster. he was absolutely on interested in any sort of broader, moral discussion of the product of a military operation during wartime an. no, my job is to kill as may of the enemy is a camp in as short as possible time as i can! you can imagine when he discovers napalm, when he discovers it the u.s. has cooked up the greatest incendiary in the history of man. he discovers that japan is a country built of tar paper and would, i mean, i'm done! that's all i need to know. right? i'm off to the races! >> when i thought was fascinating, also, in that is when napalm came to be and you have the band of brothers in central alabama and then you have this band of semi insane chemists who are cooking up this crazy stuff. they tested it though. they actually simulated in a way we might do on computers today but they did in real life. tell us about that, i found that just fascinating. >> so, there is a famous architect named raymond, an amer

he grew up in chicago living michael jordan.r imagined that i uld be friends with the basketball star of by era. it is cool, but i probably do not enjoy it as much as people might see from the outside. that is the hard part. >> i will let you color here for a few minutes so you can have a turn at this as well. have you covered all the pages in your own book? >> i have to say we have been working on this book and planning it for so long. it is so satisfying to have it out in the world and to see so many people on social media have in posting pictures of them doing the work, engaging with it. it's an act the book. we wanted people to be interacting with it. we wanted it to be something that people are using and writing in. it is so fun and satisfying work >> to you know who is doing the work at my house? my 11-year-old. she did the privilege checklist. she found out i have a lot of privilege. it was an interesting conversation with her to talk about. even the things he looked at like in my thin and conventionally attractive? i don

man, i get to walk 18 holes with michael jordan? are you kidding me? >> did he sign for you? >> i didn't ask him, man. you got to keep it cool. you got to keep it cool. but now i look around and got these young gun here is who watched me when i was a kid. so it's fun to still be here and to see that flip. >>> across the pond, novak djokovic vasing cam norie. djokovic flips the drop shot and the finish to win the point. joker did lose the first set. followed that with three straight wins to advance to sunday's final against nick kyrgios. joker going for his fourth straight wimbledon crown. >>> hockey now. the sharks used their last draft choice to take reece laubach. as a kid, laubach played for the san jose junior sharks. he said he was, quote, the biggest sharks fan around. look in the background. it is hard to argue with that as you see the jerseys on the wall. that's kind of a prerequisite. you want to make sure they're committed and bought into the team. >> right. >> i don't think they're going have any issue with that young man. >> he is a fan. >> he is all in. >> no dou

the fog is going to make a big sh the inland valleys by early tomorrow michael jordan. but it's going to retreat out of those inland valleys as we head through the morning. but like today, the fog is going to be reallyal along the coast. no sky july. full effect as we finish off the month and head into early august, early next week. temperatures tonight dropping down to what's normal for this time of year. a muggier air mass doesn't cool down quite as much, but it's not that humid that it keeps us from falling into the 50s, which is where we're supposed to be. high temperatures tomorrow, a few degrees below normal in san francisco and oakland. right around average farther inland. right around 60 along the coast. mostly 70s down the peninsula, and around the south end of the bay. a little farther into the 80s as you go inland in the santa clara valley. up to 82 in san jose. mid to upper 80s for most spots inland in the east bay. around 90 the farther inland you go. a noticeable level of humidity might make that feel a degree or two warmer. low 60s in san francisco. upper

after retirement thousand ten, michael jordan private industry is a chief executive officer of the building information technology company headquartered in his hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. in october 2017, he published his first book inside camp david the private world of the presidential retreat. mike travels often speaking about the book has been covered by the wall street journal, the today show c-span and many other print radio television outlets. after our conversation, mike will be taking questions from our live audience. please be your questions for mike and the chat we will get to as many as possible welcome to white house history live mike. >> wonderful to be here. it's an honor to serve the nation. [inaudible] >> only start from the beginning, your story with camp david. tell us about how you were selected as commander of camp david, what that process was likely. >> camp david is actually a navy command naval support facility and a town nearby. the navy has operated and maintained it since it was started in 1942 by president roosevelt. civil engineer corps officer with hi

. >> wonderful communities, quiet area, michael jordan previously lived there, this is not some troubled area we normally see things of this nature. across the united states, these things can happen anywhere. >> ashley: the first victims are being identified, including nicolas toledo, a grandfather who flew in from mexico to visit family. we are learned more about the suspected gunman, including a history of violence leading up to the attack >> griff: jonathan will break it down, thank you for joining us. what do you think is the motive here? what can you tell us about what we're learning about the suspect? >> i think one thing, griff, this individual follows a pattern we continuously see with mass shooters. an anti-social type of personality, many of these people and i would not be surprised this individual has left this leaning policy tendencies, although that is not always the case. we're seeing them more active when politics and division is more active. go all the way back to lee harvey oswald and see you this. there are signs given by this individual, anti-socialist behavior, ethics

in memory of his father, who saw in him the pitcher michael jordan is true.aining popularity in snow running, without sneakers on the feet of the runners, only this socks woolen socks are true. in 2019, even the first championship of actors and roles 400 was held. the main role in this own play was the last for moliere at the fourth performance of moliere, in fact, the performance became bad. he has not finished playing past sick. yes, gifts, the national theater of somalia , built in 1967, was a kind of gift to the young country from this communist leader. and brezhnev no was not, brezhnev was no leader of castro. it was expensive to give fidel. entire buildings maybe mao zedong absolutely right? sport 400, in order for the soviet team to be allowed to go to the 1949 world volleyball championship, coach grigory berlyand, was forced to promise the top management exactly this and kept his word. maybe win it right? east case volume to per thousand in in 1958, this country united with iraq for half a year in the arab federation king hussein was a cousin of iraqi

wonderful area, great community, and a lot going on for the chicago bulls, michael jordan used to livere. this is not one of the troubled areas. which goes back all across the united states, these things can happen anywhere. >> ashley: i want to touch on that a little bit more, keith. you said essentially no area is exempt from something like this from happening. a little less than 30,000 people that lived there. talk about how this community like this is going to react or how they will come back from this when they are not used to seeing things like this happen. like you said, 20 minutes north, 25 minutes south, this is something we hear about every week. a different type of violence that we are used to hearing about every weekend in chicago. >> unfortunately, we go back yesterday at this parade, there was a children's bike parade 20 minutes prior to this. so, this would have been a lot more catastrophic and possibly more injuries and death. but those injured from this, how did you come back in i don't know the answer. this is kind of sporadic where it happened here and there. and may

he will never be confused with michael jordan on the court he lost six more times in the finals i should that's beyond dumb. being generous in this moment, there is an argument the fact that she pleaded guilty. the quiet we are hearing from this administration. i'm crossing my fingers that's true. >> harris: i'm trusting her loved one on getting the word out. it still needs to be spoken about. >> harris: we need a president that does something. according to a new public service announcement new yorkers have something even bigger to worry about. a nuclear attack. ♪ ♪ for every veteran homeowner who needs money for their family, it's a new day in america. air force, pararescue, five years. home values are at record highs. the newday 100 va loan lets veterans borrow up to 100% of their home's total value. and take an average of $60,000 cash. 25% more cash than they'd get at a bank. united states marine corps, aviation maintenance, five years. that's why veterans from every branch... united states army, military police, eight years. ...from every specialty... marines, infantry, four years. .

congratulations she joined michael jordan and basketball player 30 or more points in a professional game people have that debate amongst themselves. she is rarefied air. congratulations. >> katie? >> katie: first off, i want to give a shoutout to a woman named edith who works at one of my favorite restaurants in arizona. she is a huge "the five" fan she got a tattoo to commemorate becoming a citizen in 201. edith, thank you for watching "the five." and there is a colorado springs bridal store that has found an extra special way to thank our heroes for their service something new boutique teamed up with brides across america to give wedding dresses to 40 military and to be. they donated 27,000 dresses. pretty cool. >> i'm going to venture in my first stand up variety show. wildly theater in the st. louis area so please come check it out. don't miss it. and, check out the ultimate dad hat when your kid wants to swing for the 1,000th time you create a rope pully and relax while the kids play. this is brilliant. you know he was in dutch with the wife. >> dagen: i love y'all. have a great wee

this guy is like michael jordan is a dylann roof figure. the people he was idolizing and comparing statistics to were mass killers. that's the difference here. he's protected. he's more protected than the guy walking down the street at that parade, right? you know, the police visit him a couple of times, took away his swords, he still bought more guns. he is very -- he was able to do exactly what he wanted to do. he had months to plan it. his last video where he posted a graphic depiction of being shot by the police after shooting up a school, you know, where he rented a set to do that and dropped bullets in the school and someone videotaped him doing that and nobody said anything? that was in january. that kid is the kid that america is protecting right now. we're not protecting the kid who is walking around, the 2-year-old who's walking around looking for his mom and dad who literally were murdered like kevin mccarthy, at that parade or protecting the guy who is doing the mass killing with our documents, with our law. until the very momen

. >>> so shocking gun violence claiming the life of law and ordering or nice crime this michael jordanshot this morn as he saved parking spots in brooklyn. pizarro was sitting in a car when authorities say an unknown assailant allegedly opened pizarro's door i should say and fired at his neck and head. he was rushed to a nearby hospital but couldn't be saved. the suspect is still at large tonight. nbc and universal television, which produces the series putting out a statement saying, quote, we are working with law enforcement as they continue to investigate. our hearts go out to his family and friends, and we ask that you respect their privacy during this time. thanks for watching. our coverage continues. it's an invigorating rush... ...zapping millions of germs in seconds. for that one-of-a-kind whoa... ...which leaves you feeling... ahhhhhhh listerine. feel the whoa! shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go

until michael jordan's accomplishments in the 1990s, russell was considered by many as the greatest player in nba history. he even get in the nba finals mvp award renamed it for him. bill russell was 80 ears old. we'll be right back. old we'll be right back. [eerie shrinking sounds] (brad) congratulations! you're having an out-of-apartment experience- 'cause these cramped confines aren't going to fit your rapidly expanding family. but with more rental listings than anybody else, apartments-dot-com can help you trade this love nest for... (woman) ...an actual nest. (brad) baby names! for a boy, brad. for a girl, brad. apartments-dot-com. the place to find a place. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce,

until michael jordan's accomplishment the 1990s, russell was considered by many the greatest player in nba history. in the 60s, he took to the reigns of the celtics becoming the first black head coach of any professional sports team in north america. it was a historic feat particularly in a racially divided boston. the nba finals most valuable player award was renamed after him. bill russell, the boston celtics legend was 88 years old. and our 100-day look ahead to the midterms continues throughout the hour. coming up, indiana is now the latest state taking steps to limit abortions. with the right to choose on the line across the country. how will this play into the minds of voters in november? also, the fight over protecting ballot access and ensuring voter confidence and election security. that's next. before we go, we want to remind you to stay tuned tonight for a morning show special at eight eastern. and tomorrow night at ten, steven kornacki returns to the big board to break down key races that could determine the fate of congress. we'll be right back. congress we'll be right bac

almost dying at the nurburgring my favorite sports movie space jam a basketball classic kid, michael jordanunny. me and you saw klay thompson the warriors superstar in the second one. i'd like to think there's a third space jam. how about our espysos? stephan curry? that'd be a pretty good choice my favorite sports movie. is an easy one major league? it's the best sports movie going. it's a baseball movie about an underdog team that goes on to win it all we can all appreciate that the best sports movie. beats the sandlot. i mean not only is the sandlot a great sports movie. it's it's pretty much the perfect. it has sports history a killer soundtrack romance. hello wendy peppercorn. it's just full of nostalgic don't an l7 weenie the sandlot best sports movie period oh, so good major league hats for bats. i like any given sunday the al pacino speech the inches. we need are everywhere. so what are you gonna do? all right. al pacino is not worried about me mike. i was gonna make a joke and say it's talladega nights the the ballot. thank you. probably a major league stands something around balls

the day we're asking, which athlete, do you think he's the greatest of all time and why maybe michael jordanour answer. could be read live today at 01:00pm. but for now, though, let's send it back to janes. sounds like fun going to be good show you know, thanks, james friday. you too. >> hey, if you guys are interested chicken, there's a new place raising canes, just open their fried chicken chain. >> open this new location in oakland. here you can see it's at the shopping center on edgewater drive near the coliseum. >> the lines are long and the chicken is good. yeah, you know, we're always down for what will it be like this weekend? good for getting some chicken indoors. may be ok, tomorrow. it's too hot. getting a little toasty out there. today's a nice tomorrow and sunday. watch those inland temps. all right. that's it. we hope you have a great weekend friday. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil"... electrocuted. >> the cable got me here. i just started shaking. >> announcer: permanent injuries? >> well, she was electrocuted. do you think she's very different? >> i do. >> announcer: or mani

until michael jordan's accomplishments in the 1990s, russell was considered by many the greatest playerin nba history. muscle tweet about his passing just a few moments ago, thanking fans for keeping him in their prayers. bill russell was 88 years old. we are now 100 days from the midterm elections, one of the key races we are following us for georgia's governor, with democrat stacey abrams is trying to unseat brian kemp. latest poll from the atlanta journal-constitution finds governor kemp leading a rooms, 48% to 43%. joining me now is msnbc political contributor greg bluestein, contributor for the atlanta journal-constitution. this is a rematch in which kempner of one last time but what is different this time? >> the biggest difference is that the democrats can prove that they can win in georgia. in 2020, biden carried the state, first time that a democratic president carried the state since the 90s. and then -- in the january 2021 runoff. as the first week. difference second big differences that trump now has a record. that is a record you can use to mobilize the voters. but it is al

this is where michael jordan lived when he played with the bulls. ferris bueller in that town. it just goes to show you even though the town looks perfect, this can now happen anywhere. >> rachel: there is clearly an epidemic of loneliness, of hopelessness there is a social media component to this that we have to look at with young men. i will say people have said, you know, there was a reporting that he was a rapper. so the rap community says it has nothing to do with us. he went to a trump rally. the trump people saying it has nothing to do with us. he wore antifa type mask. the left saying nothing to do with this. we are missings the point there is loneliness and hopelessness and mental illness there aren't enough resources as that man warren freed talked about. >> brian: right have. a good cry. don't grab a gun and go get some professional help. it's up to you and your family. if you have somebody who is disturbed in your house, do not leave him armed and dangerous amongst the masses. 1 minutes across the hour. on another note when it comes to w

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i like michael jordan much better.be a woman? because but i would like for you to do a star on my team that i'm building up. i would have the greatest team in history. we'll never lose. nobody will come within 70 points of this team. we have to change that and we have to make it okay to talk about it. you know the young lady i was talking about is afraid to talk about it. she has shunned and canceled when she talks about it. this is crazy. right, kellyanne? i love kellyanne. [applause] finally, to secure our country we need to secure our borders and there's never been anything like it. [applause] our open borders are a gaping wound, allowing drugs, gangs, child traffickers, human stragglers -- and dangerous criminals to porn to our country. that's every week, when you hear -- pat every week. i really believe the number. you've heard three, million 4 million. they had a palm land security the other day said that our border is secure. i said, the democrats are all about disinformation. some people say misinformation. i l

i like michael jordan much better.ould go up to lebron james and say, lebron, did you ever have any desire to be a woman? because but i would like for you to do a star on my team that i'm building up. i would have the greatest team in history. we'll never lose. nobody will come within 70 points of this team. we have to change that and we have to make it ok to talk about it. you know the young lady i was talking about is afraid to talk about it. she has shunned and canceled when she talks about it. this is crazy. right, kellyanne? i love kellyanne. [applause] finally, to secure our country we need to secure our borders and there's never been anything like what is taking place. [applause] our open borders are a gaping wound, allowing drugs, gangs, child traffickers, human smugglers, and tens and thousands of dangerous criminals to poor in to our country. that is every week. no you have heard, 3 million and 4 million, the head of homeland security the other day saying our border is secure. you see the democrats are all ,

. >> michael jordan serÁ la portada en una ediciÓn especial por ser el nÚmero 23 inmortalizado y estata amÉrica", te da lo que siempre necesitas. [mÚsica] uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigillonaria. ¿gigillonaria? tiene at&t fiber con velocidades hyper-gig... su internet es tan rápido que nos la pasamos viendo series en 8k, sin parar. pero verlas no es lo mismo que hacerlas. mija, sabías que patty... sí, sí... gigillonaria. soy la nueva celebridad de la familia. vive como gigillonario. obtén at&t fiber - ahora con velocidades de hasta 5-gigas. disponibilidad limitada. francisca: la actriz karime lozano regresÓ a los set de grabaciÓn para ser la protagonista de la telenovela que se llama mi secreto. carlos: escuchamos porque se alejo por casi 10 aÑos de la pantalla chica. guadalupe: la actriz karime lozano estÁ regreso a los melodramas, tras casi una dÉcada alejada de la pantalla chica que la vio nacer como estrella. muy pronto la veremos en nuestra pantalla con la telenovela mi secreto. >> muy contenta, muy emocionada porque me acue