was michael moore and favorite of the war rather. here we are september the 26. 2002, tara golly. you see they certainly wasn't than some bbc journalist directly challenged the official line, which led to trouble defense report to andrew gilligan was investigating the government g. b. a claims of a rocky weapons of mass destruction claims the case against saddam hussein's regime . and he has existing and active military plans for the use of chemical and biological weapons which could be activated. within 5 minutes, gilligan had been briefed by government weapons inspector and concluded that downing street had, quote sec, stop its case for war. he took his story on to b. b. c. radio full against correspondent his ends. yes, i did. the 1st interview with the gilligan downing street, apple says ordered a week before publication ordered it to be set up to be made more exciting and he didn't get everything right. but he got the heart of it. right. that's to say that effectively we've been light and the will when mad before we can clear th

joining us now is michael moore, former u.s.ney for the middle district of geogia, and george conway, attorney and contributing columnist for the washington post. gentlemen, thank you for being here to understand what is happening. i want to start -- michael, if i could start just with you because you have an understanding of the way things--you have a granular understanding of the way things play out in the state of georgia. and what do you make of emily kohrs, the forewoman of the special grand jury, and speaking to many news outlets, doing a on camera interview with nbc news, and saying what she had to say? >> i am glad to be with both of you. the thing that struck me is that, that is your jury. and these are the type of people that are going to be sitting on that jury, and decide whether or not to issue a conviction in the case. i was taken aback a little bit by some of the comments that were made. i think it's dangerous when you do that. you talk about things that went on in the grand jury room. that is why the grand jury p

bloomberg's michael moore from our team analyzing the results out of barclays.et's get to stocks on the move at the open. this is a favor of francine's. lvmh with -- francine are you a feral fan? -- are you a for real fan? francine: mr. knows how to pronounce his name. it seems like it is 50-50. he is a millionaire and they could have been a young designer but others that he has will he lead's the mark on this so let's see where we land. his first collection is june in paris. tom: pharrell. l the eminent -- lvmh gaining .2%. asml says a employee and china has taken their data. glencore down two point 5%. they came strongly in on the cold side of the business but it was a miss broadly. they are paying out more than $70 billion in dividends and buybacks. full powering glencore there with the stock down 2.6%. francine: emmanuel cau out from barclays. we look at the under -- other industry groups, not everyone is doing quite well, depending on where you sell if you can't sell in china or china is not opening up as quickly as we think. what other industry groups give

let's bring in marine biologist michael moore.nd atmospheric association says there are no known connections between any offshore wind activities and whale strandings regardless. we do know birds can be harmed by wind farms. are there any proven risks to marine wildlife from wind farms? >> directly, no. indirectly, wind farms beget vessel traffic. vessel collisions are a well known, well stashed source of trauma to large whales which can be fatal or sub lethal. so yes in terms of increased activity on the water from that industry. no in terms of specific direct impacts of the prospecting or the establishment of these farms. >> if blunt force trauma from boats is possibly a primary cause of these whale deaths, is there a solution to help ships locate these animals, avoid themes even with the increased traffic because of the wind farms? >> the management solutions for vessel strike are to slow vessels down if you cannot move them out of whale habitat. 10 knots is a good one to aim for. we have technologies we're developing for liste

i've got a folder with all the question time stuff, so it just pulls a 2nd and i'll just michael moore. was michael more in favor of the war rather doubt it's september. the 262002 terror. golly. you see, they certainly wasn't than some bbc journalist directly challenged the official line which led to trouble defense report to andrew gilligan was investigating the black government dubious claims of iraqi weapons of mass destruction. claims the case against saddam hussein's regime . he has existing and active military plans for the use of chemical and biological weapons which could be activated within 35 minutes. gilligan had been briefed by government weapons inspected and concluded that downing street had quote sec, stop its case for war. he took his story on to b, b. c. radio. food defense corresponded and did a good. yes. i did. the 1st interview with the gilligan's downing street. apple says ordered a week before publication, ordered it to be set up to be made more exciting. and he didn't get everything right, but he got the heart of it. right? that's to say that effectively we've

attorney michael moore is joining me in studio.erson and the georgia grand jury speaking out because she's dropping really strong hints a about the panel's recommendations, including one on if they recommend charges against former president trump. let's listen to what she had to say is. >> we definitely heard a lot about former president trump. we definitely discussed him a lot in the room. and i would say that when the list comes out, there's no major plot twists waiting for you. >> she said a lot. what do you make of these really unusually candid revelations and this unexpected media tour? >> i'm glad to be with you. it's unprecedented really. part of that is because we don't use these special grand juries, but you don't have grand juries coming out because the judge says don't talk about your deliberations. that's usually what a criminal grand jury does. she's coming out talking about witness what kind of ice cream she was eating. but i do think she's trying to be a little too cute and that is we're begigoing to see indictme on

michael moore, george conway, thank you both for joining me this evening. >> pleasure to be with you. >>> thank you. it is a busy news night with a historicgh election for a vacan congressional seat in the state ofse virginia. while wisconsin voters went to the polls today to cast their ballots in a race crucial for the future of democracy in their state. plus senator bernie sanders will be live in the studio with me. we have quite a bit to talk about. he'll be here live coming up next. alk about. he'll be here live coming up next why are 93% of sleep number sleepers very satisfied with their bed? maybe it's because you can adjust your comfort and firmness on either side. your sleep number setting. to help relieve pressure points and keep you both comfortable all night. and now, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends monday. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a ter

where is michael moore? all of these people that were constantly screaming about the environment, climate protecting people, especially michael moore in the heartland. where are these people? they're dead silent. listen. attuned to the political narrative. >> well, and this is the problem. the first 48 hours of this disaster are the most imperative. >> and we pay billions of dollars as the american people to be right there and have that expertise so they can support the states, the little communities like a like an east palestine, and they're not there. >> it is two weeks since it just happened. now, they're going to put in a few people and some some dollars. but it's coming way too late. monica and tammy, thank you so much for joining us tonight. we got to turn the page now. we're going to turn to the crisis at the southern border because after two years with no hearings, which in my opinion is malpractise not a single hearing on the southern border. house republicans will soon be headed south for a special

joining me here on set, nbc's vaughn hillyard and michael moore, a former u.s. attorney in georgia.here. you were in iowa yesterday, you're back. what did he tell you? >> i put the question whether he would voluntarily sit down, and come to an arrangement and agreement with the department of justice. this is the individual who said that the lead up to january 6th, he was being asked to do one of the most un-american things possible, and that would be to choose who the president was. those were mike pence's own words here, and so clearly he wrote a book about it, he has talked publicly about it, but there's a difference between talking publicly about it, and going under oath and answering questions in the american justice system and that is where i asked him, if he were to win the legal challenge and fight the subpoena, would he be willing to testify about the experience and pressure he faced. take a listen. >> the issue here is whether or not a vice president who served as president of the senate should be subject to a subpoena to appear in court. >> would you voluntarily -- >> the

a ride that has height and weight limits is not fat phobic of the that's when you're afraid michael mooreou. you know, there are rides that you can't participate. >> listen. i stopped given a damn about roller coasters when i was 11. >> when you're six feet eleven and these legs, this is fine. if your butt is too big to get in a ride do something built there's a reason for that it's weight displacement. >> yes. >> you get a lopsided roller coaster half the ride is not going home happy. so, i'm sorry that your little cluby self is going to have to complain on tiktok. but let's be honest and are they going to run down there and go there anyway? because they're going to have to walk over and stand in line. they're going to have to wait. you know and they're going to try to squish their mushy bodies in there and it's not going to fit. you want to be big. there are side effects. one of the side effects of being fat is you don't fit [bleep]. so, if you are fat and beautiful and bragging about it, you can't ask your doctor how big i am, then own it when your big ass can't fit in something. well

where is michael moore? all of these people screaming about the environment and climate.re are these people? they are dead silent. it's not in their political narrative. >> jason: this is the problem. the first 48 hours of this disaster are the most imperative. we paid billion dollars the american people to be right there and have that expertise to support the states. the little communities like east palestine. they are not there. it's 2 weeks since this happened. now they are going to put in a few people and some dollars. it's coming way too late. monica and tammy, thanks for joining us. we turn to the crisis at southern border. after 2 years ago with no hearings, on the southern border, house republicans will head south for a special hearing in arizona. unfortunately jerry nadler and the democrats are boycotting the trip saying 3 weeks was not enough time to organize their travel. and border czar kamala harris won't be there either. she is too busy with the chinese spy balloon. >> let's be clear about the chinese balloon. we shot it down because it needed to be shot dow

for more, here is michael moore. it's been great seeing you a lot lately.ry did recommend that the district attorney seek appropriate indictments. first off, we deny get the full report. we saw portions of it. but it's quite significant what we do know. >> it is. this was a little bit like getting a book with the middle section and the plot cut out of it. we have the first chapter and the last chapter. and we knew that was going to happen because a judge told us that he was going to protect the district attorney's investigation. he was going to protect due process rights and he was also going too get the public the information this they wanted. so i'm not surprised to see what we have. what we know based on this is that the grand jury believed there was no election fraud. we also can tell because they talk about perjury, they talk about appropriate action, appropriate charges, we know there are ultimate recommendation where the individuals are charged. but this is a recommendation to the district attorney. she gets to make the decision and make all of it an

he finally made the trip and here is a clip from -- who doesn't think michael moore is not a liberal?ere is the documentary fahrenheit 11/9 watch. >> that's why i'm here, to tell you directly that i see you and i hear you. [cheers and applause] >> we invest -- can i get some water? [applause] come on up here. i want a glass of water. i really did need a glass of water. this is not a stunt. >> he wet his lips. he didn't sip it. he 4rikd his lips. there was a gasp in the audience. people were just absolutely dejected. >> i don't know why anybody would have advised him to do it. to the average person, then, the democrats don't look like a people who will come to the rescue. >> right. >> harris: john podesta? >> we saw it before. the mayor, buttigieg, having a glass of water in someone's kitchen. it is these demonstrations. the democrats are obsessed, as is the system, with imagery. they don't want to be seen with a tragedy physically. remember the oil rig explosion. and he was just pictured on the beach looking at the sand. they think it is just image. so they don't want to go there. the

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michael moore, thanks for joining us this evening. joining us now is andrew wiseman. what is your reading, what is interesting to you? >> first i've been totally exonerated, that rang a bell because unlike the eight pages that we have with 400 pages where donald trump said he was totally exonerated, which he wasn't, here he says so because it's eight very, very redacted pages. just to highlight something you probably alluded to but just to point out something sort of interesting to me you had unanimity on this issue of, you know, was there widespread fraud in the election and interesting that was unanimous. but the issue of whether people -- anybody had committed perjury was just by a majority, and that tells me there's going to be sort of critical thinkers. this wasn't just a block of people who were saying all the same thing. so that was like one small piece of tea leaf reading. >> and in the summary we got they said they're going to find in a full report who voted yes and no on certain things. >> yes, which is fascinating as a sort of former trial lawyer the idea a

or michael moore.rin brocovich showed up and she was the one the very popular movie was made about. >> you don't have to go further in my opinion than a 100 year study that the minors did for us and the canary are in the mine shaft and send the canary down and it dies, might not be good for humans. dead fish, not good for humans and dead animals and not good for hu humans and send a horribe mixed message to the community and drink the water, don't drink the water. safe, not safe. it's horribly confusing and extremely frustrating to them and something has gone wrong and there's information that has yet to come forward in the story will continue to unfold. pete: well, to your point, erin brockovich no stranger and finds partnership with tucker carlson to talk about something otherwise msnbc and cnn don't want to highlight for political reasons and in this case, it's a disaster tucker and others are willing to talk about. there's a mixing of earnist intentions, erin brockovich a real environmentalist and

bucket that is above and beyond other recommendations made by the grand jury, but something that michael moore said so true and important, there is no playbook for what we are seeing here. there has never been a president indicted on criminal charges before, and we have never had this kind of the finding that there was no widespread fraud followed by these layers and layers and layers of actions by a former president and his associates and when you are looking at the list of witnesses who went before this grand jury, the governor, secretary of state, and multiple state lawmakers, rudy giuliani, mark meadows, cassidy hutchinson, his own assistant up there in the white house, and we are a glimpse of how broad and serious this situation is, and some said that i don't think that anything happened and i don't believe that there is fraud, and this is what else i know, and others were named targets in this investigation as well, and when fani willis asked that this report be kept mostly under wraps which is what we are seeing today, she said that she wanted to protect the due process rights of future

moore hall. thanks for being with us, michael.t does it say to you about where things stand with the special counsel's investigation that pence is being now called in? >> well, it's a pleasure to be with you this morning. i do think it sounds as if they're ramping up the investigation somewhat. there's been some speculation or at least some observation that things went a little bit quiet right after the special counsel's appointment. i think maybe some of the issues with the classified documents and such, maybe he was dealing with that, but it tells me that they're getting closer as we talk about a key figure in the january 6th incident. you know, i always enjoy hearing people say that this is a normal case and that there's been, you know, trump's being treated like everybody else or this investigation is like everybody else. that doesn't typically happen. you don't typically negotiate about grand jury subpoenas for a very long time if you're a prosecutor about what somebody will say and if they will say it. so i think they probab

and so his daughter has sent a card of condolences to nichols' family and also lapd chief michael moore sent a card either. so i have a card from them both. >> and when you watched this video and you saw the pain obviously this young man went through, how did that strike you as a man to see this young man hurt so badly? >> it was traumatic, horrifying to see another young black man beat on videotape, and he was beat to death. something i will never forget and so i'm devastated so i want to show my support. >> do you think the police department has handled it to your liking so far? >> they fired the police and they are being prosecuted. so we are seeing progress with police being held accountable quickly. >> perfect. thank you so much for your time. >> reporter: and you see people have travelled from around the country to be here. and with this winter storm, it sort of delayed the process here, but we do believe everything will get started around 1:00 central time, 2:00 eastern. but so many heavy hearts with the focus back on the young man who lost his life. >> absolutely. so many people

>>> later this hour, we'll talk about all of this, what sayer w sarah just laid out there with michael moore>> one person is dead and three others injured in a mass shooting. that one last night at a mall in el paso, texas. [ gunfire ] >> that is security camera footage people running for their lives and panic as they heard gun shots. an off duty officer was working security and on the scene within minutes and took one suspect into custody. a second suspect was arrested later. police have not revealed a motive for that shooting. the mall is next to that walmart, remember, just a few years ago in el paso where 23 people were shot and killed. that was in 2019. let me take you to michigan. much there is a very motional vigil last night at michigan state university two days after the deadly mass shooting there. students, staff, and east lansing community gathered to mourn three young lives taken. governor spoke about the painful loss. >> our spartan community is reeling this week and our lives and hearts break for those lives that were shattered by gun violence. we mourn ariel and al as she was

joining us now is michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. mr. moore, thanks for being. here i want to start with the bread crumbs that we are following today upon the release of a short section of this report. the phrase one or more witnesses in the sentence may have committed perjury. is that meaningful to you? >> i'm glad to be with you tonight. i'll tell you, i don't know anybody that appeared before the grand jury all the taking great comfort in anything that was sad. they probably should be calling their lawyers, if they're not they've wasted an afternoon -- rotten unusual waters here and it's really uncharted territory because you don't see these reports in georgia. we don't have special grand jury's very often. we have a criminal grand jury, so there is really no playbook to play by for this type of report. the special purpose granbury said some things, the judge redacted most of the report, and he did that sort of balance in the interest of the public had access to some information and protect the da's investigation. and the due process

. >>> let's delve into the legal implications with michael moore, a former u.s.nsylvania and we are glad to have your expertise. we were joking during the commercial break, you flip over a rock and there is another classified document. what could this mean for mike pence? >> i think he is probably handling it the right way. glad to be with both of you here on the set. he has handled it the right way by saying he is responsible and he is responsible for this, and he has allowed them to come to the home to do a search. i think on a grander scale, it has probably bigger implications what may be going on with the trump documents case. the pence case and the biden case are completely different than the trump case but there is no way that there is not some overlap and correlation. that will be in the back of the prosecutor's minds as they think about what was found and what went on. and in the pence case, you know, he's, the documents are there, there is no question about it, but at the same time, he's given over the documents, he hasn't fought about it, he hasn't foug

as michael pointed out. steve mooreterms of your thoughts on the market's reaction to this number this morning. >> is that for me? maria: yeah, steve. >> you know, i am actually a little surprised the market hasn't sold off more because you would think that this is, this would mean that the fed can now if, you know, raise rates a little bit more to get the inflation out of the system. you know, i'm puzzled by these wage numbers because i do think you're going to see mt. months ahead -- in the months ahead more wage push inflation. i think you're going to see workers now, they're in command, right? they're going to the start asking for wage gains, and i'm in favor of workers getting paid more, but that's going to the put a lot of pressure, don't you think, on the profits of companies. and what impact will be will that have on the stock market? maria: yeah,st a great point. peter bookbar writes in his book report if the bureau of labor thattist thetics is anywhere chose to being accurate, productivity is plunging and marg

and michael j moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia.was a partner at more hall lap law firm in atlanta. barbara, what happens next? if trump contents pence's subpoena on executive privilege grounds. would that claim hold, given the pence details someday conversations with trump in his book? >> jonathan, i think that donald trump could delay the testimony of documents from mike pence, but i don't think he will ultimately prevail and stopping in. executive privilege belongs to one person, the president of the united states. that person right now happens to be joe biden. so it is joe biden who gets to decide whether executive privilege should prevent mike pence from testifying. i don't imagine that he appears to do that. donald trump has some residual executive privileges as the former president. he can make a recommendation to joe biden, but at the end of the day, it's the presidents duty to decide whether he wants to exert executive privilege. in addition, even if president biden were to is certain executive privilege, it's only qualifie

michael: moore the second. i think target is giving a good conservative guidance.g guidance they are believing they can come in ahead of. i think it is the right thing to do. the biggest mistake a lot of retailers made last year was getting too bullish and they had to go down two or three or four times. brian cornell does not want to do that again so the estimates they have given our conservative. they show nice growth, but conservative. that is positive. lisa: it has been flipping and flopping and target has been more volatile than walmart. we cannot make a read on the sentiment given the volatility. i am wondering if you think they work through the innocent credit issues, whether it is -- through the idiosyncratic issues, whether it is inventory which comes to walmart or amazon. michael: i think they are doing well on digital business. they have been one of the leaders in that space and understanding that stores can be any asset for your digital business rather than a hindrance. if you go back 10 years ago, the idea was to close the stores. target realize they ca

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attorney from georgia's middle district michel moore. michaelu for being here. just how unprecedented is to get a report like this, even if we are not getting all of it? >> i am glad to be with you. thanks for having me on. we are in unprecedented times. georgia does not often use a special purpose grand jury. these reports don't come out as a matter of course anyway. we typically have a regular criminal grand jury. so the judge is going through some unchartered waters. there is not a playbook to pull this from. there is not a form book that the district attorney's office could have written the report or help the grand jury write the report from. so it's an interesting time. he has been fairly solemnic in his decision about honoring the public's need to have some information about this investigation. at the same time, recognizing that the prosecutor needs to make a decision and potential defendants have due process rights and he doesn't want to get the cart ahead of the horse and let everything out. >> one of the ideas that we are not going to s

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joining us right now is michael lee and steve moore. steve, your reaction. >> i'm surprised only 61% disapprove of biden's performance on the border. how could anybody approve of anything that's happened there? by the way, maria, i'm as pro-immigration as anybody you'll have on the show. i think immigrants are great for the country. but we have of of have order at the border. and the fact that it is such chaos is actually disrupting our whole immigration system because americans, they want a secure border but they also want legal immigration and by the way, did i hear madison correctly, $750 a night at these hotels. you could put people up at the ritz for that amount of money. what's going on here? maria: that's unbelievable. you know, it's not just the number of people, mike, because we know that 5 million plus people have been apprehended crossing the border on joe biden's watch and 1 million additional have g gotten away. the ones we know have gotten away because we've seen them on surveillance camera. it's also the illicit drugs, th

desperate ploy on biden's part joining me with a hot topic michael lee strategist and freedom works economist and former trump economic advisor steve mooreto see you guys thank you for being here. this feels like one last desperate effort before the house oversight gets into n0 and on all the evidence of influence peddling. your thoughts? >> is unbelievable how stupid the mainstream media and hunter biden's lawyers thank you are they have never ever at any point deny the authenticity of the laptop, there are several instances, dozens of foreign influence peddling in addition to other security violations in terrific crimes on the laptop. remember when rudy giuliani reviewed with the prosecutor in new york city they drove it directly to delaware the next day to deliver to the attorney general the state of delaware. he gave it directly to the fbi who already had it for over a year. this is an unbelievable cover-up of epic proportions never have we seen such detailed influence peddling from a public official and nothing being done about it. it is disgusting to hear these kind of maybe it's ours, maybe it's not, were not admitting it, this is

robert wolf worked for president obama, steve moore for president trump, and gentlemen, start your engines, here we go, all right, daytona 500 words. michael hartnet, bank of america warns no landing scenario could clobber stocks later this year. no landing means no fed pausing, he warns, the fed will always break something, he projects s & p 500 could tumble 7%, quite the fall. how do you see it, is he on to something? >> he's too negative for me. one, i think inflation will stay above the fed target, probably into 24. that being said, i don't see recession and don't see the stock market being off 10% in the next 30 days. the the reason i don't see a recession coming is although inflation is going to stay higher than 4% likely, i think purchasing power, wages are going to do much better and we know the inflation was caused from partly covid, partly the war, but durable goods inflation to the service sector. we need wages to come up, so we can spend more on goods and services. >> bill: pretty optimistic outlook, steve, care to differ or agree? >> look, i'm not going to say we are headed to any kind of crash landing. i certainly agree with

michael. >> strong words there, ian, thank you so much. >>> we're going to turn now to turkey. reeling this morning from another deadly earthquake just two weeks after the massive quake that killed tens of thousands. marcus mooreth the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: well, michael, good morning. it's just a sad update. another blow for families already enduring the aftermath of a catastrophic string of earthquakes sent running for safety once again last night and there have been more than 90 aftershocks following this new earthquake. overnight, search and rescue teams in turkey and syria surveying the damage searching through rubble using flashlights, looking for anyone who may city be trapped after another powerful earthquake struck the region. the 6.3 magnitude quake coming just two weeks after tens of thousands died in the region in a pair of catastrophic earthquakes. families seen hugging and sleeping in open streets overnight fearing their apartment buildings could collapse. dash camera video capturing the moment the earthquake began to strike violently shaking the ground around 8:00 p.m. local time monday plunging neighborhoods into darkness. and sending dust from collapsed buildings into the