michael moore is a career los angeles police officer. he rose through the ranks and served in every critical post along the way. he was appointed to lapd's top job in 1998 and quickly phased trial by fire in the aftermath -- it was 2018 and quickly phased a trial by fire in the aftermath of the george floyd murder in minneapolis. in 1998 he was assigned to take over a division and test with the job of restoring integrity to an public confidence in that deeply troubled station. mike is known for his evidence -- emphasis on community policing. he describes his positions on policing as follows, to police with purpose, compassion, and partnerships and build on the legacy of his assessors. i have known these men for many years and appreciate the service they provide to to moderate to nice conversation, we are fortunate to have an award-winning author and journalist. that has been with us on numerous occasions. she has been a chronicler of los angeles history and she has been on public television here in southern california. it is a privilege

joining us now is michael moore, former u.s. torney for the middle district of georgia michael, thanks for being here it's always good to see you. i wonder if you are reading this the same way that some of these fake electors may be cooperating with the d.a.'s office is that what we should infer from this? >> well, i'm glad to be with you. i'm not sure i think it's necessarily a cooperation at this point i mean we can tell from the motion that was filed there was some interview given and if these folks are saying we didn't know about immunity that tells me there's no deal on the table and may not be cooperation there. one thing to keep in mind this is really the second time the district attorney's office has tried to disqualify the lawyers for this same group of people. and it's getting to be a little bit like when you run into a brick wall and you can't get around it and the only thing you can do is tear it down, and it seems like that's what's going on here. i can't tell if they're cooperating. i think there's some language in

joining us now is michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the n district of georgia. for being here it's always good to see you. i wonder if you are readin this the same way, some of these fake electors may be cooperating with the d.a.' office is that we can infer from this >> well, i'm glad to be with you, i'm not sure that i think it's necessarily a cooperation at this point. we can tell from the motio that was filed that there were some interview that was given, and the lawyer was present, an these folks are saying w didn't know about immunity that tells me that there's n deal on the table and ther might not be a cooperation effort there one thing to kind of keep in mind is, this is really th second time just attorney' office has tried to disqualify lawyers for the same group o people it is getting to be a little bit like when you run into a brick wall and you can't get around it, the only thing ca do is tear it down it seems like maybe that's what's going on here so i can't tell if they're cooperating. i think that there's som language in the pleading tha makes me

michael moore is a career los angeles police department officer. he rose to the ranks and served in every post along the way. he was reported to the ella lapd's top job in 1998 and quickly face to trial by fire in the aftermath of the -- later the 1980, 8 am sorry. it was 2018. quickly face to trial by fire in the aftermath of the george floyd murder in minneapolis. in 1990, eight chief moore was assigned to take over the lapd's rampant division and task with the job of restoring integrity to and public confidence in the plea troubled station. mike is known for his emphasis on committee policing and building relationships between him and -- he described his mission on policing as follows, to police with purpose, compassion and partnerships. into buildup on the lake pc of his predecessors. i've known both of these men for many. yes i appreciate the service they provide for the communities. and we learned a lot from working together serving the people of los angeles. to moderate, tonight it's a conversation, for fortunate once again to have award-win

joining us right now to discuss is michael moore . he is a former u. s attorney for the middle district of georgia. all right, michael. i mean, buckle up, right? i mean, this is not all in fun. but really, this is a this has become a real mystery. so many want to know what is going to be revealed in these more than 30 charges. what do you believe the district attorney's office will reveal how much detail well, i'm glad to be with you on set. we are in uncharted waters here. this is the first time this has happened, and we don't know what the indictment says. but i expect when it's unsealed to the public and we get a chance to look at it. we'll see mostly just business related. sort of transactional related count by count. my guess is they probably stacked a number of individual entries. maybe in a ledger or violins that were made as as a separate count for each one. so there's nothing right now in the reporting anyway to indicate there's much beyond purely a business and a document type case and, of course, involving the payment that we that we know of,

jason rezaian and michael scott moore and other former captives. you just sit there and think like, how could i have? you know, what was i thinking? this is so stupid and, and he did nothing wrong and it's just helping him process all of that because again, it's, you know, it's this outpouring of, of support. it's amazing, but he's gonna have to, it'll, the glory will fade whatever you want to say after a year. how do you rebuild your life after that? and he will do it. he'll make a tremendous contribution, you know, as a correspondent somewhere else. so i've become an editor. so, um you know, just stay positive with him. >> i was wondering what the level of public awareness about the situation is in russia because as you said, the f s b is not big on press releases and there's kind of a lack of free press in russia. so i was wondering if the public actually knew about this, but on the other hand, is this kind of being lauded as a victory because it was an espionage charge. >> absolutely. yes. i mean, they, have, you know, stated that, you know, he

source who said some officers retired because they don't feel backed up by their police chief michael moore misconduct. back to you. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: before we go want to show you something cool now. surprising light blue swirl spotted in the skies above alaska. viewers thought it went on social media. it with as a spacex fuel dump after a california rocket launch likely caused it. that's like van gogh. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: a fox news alert. it is big rick it's green, progressive. is it legal? the head of the environmental protection agency right now expecting a storm of questions from house republicans demanding answers on the federal government forcing us to buy electric and kill gas for our cars and our stoves. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." we're looking at capitol hill. there is a lot going on this hour. house agriculture committee coul

wherever they're from and then i vote on the winner and that person gets a chance to inspect michael moore's's delicious. all right, todd, you go first. >> todd: breathe easy jonathan the husky will be able to attend the final four after all. initially jonathan husky was not allowed to fly on the plane because he was too big to fit underneath the seat which we all know is your preferred form of travel. pr exec who is a u-conn fan contacted delta so now he gets to sit in a seat with a harness and traveling to the final four. also in attendance at this game will be the u-conn head coach who reports say has worn the same dragon 'em blazed bookers for every game of the tournament so far he will continue to wear them saturday when the team u-conn huskies plays the miami hurricanes. their coach jim laganella will be going commando and i believe we have an image of it. there we go [cheers and applause] >> greg: why boxers? i mean --. >> tyrus: that's what you got out of that story? >> greg: yes. >> todd: that's the take away. >> tyrus: what is in that coffee mug. >> greg: why not pick something tha

that bring in some analysis and bring you financer michael moore who will be watching this with an eaglelong with the team. what will be the focus for you, the team at investors? >> i think the biggest thing will be the deposit number and it's kind of this trade-off of what wins out between the flight to save to the biggest banks in the search for yields among depositors. so the fact that money markets are offering much better rates than these savings accounts, will that offset this flight to quality we saw from smaller banks to bigger banks. analysts are expecting deposits to be down yet again for the biggest banks, and that has weighed on them in the last few quarters, but how stark that is will be the big question. tom cole into we have any sense of whether they will make the move to raise deposit rates for the customers to offset that flow to the money markets? are we expecting commentary? >> we are, we heard last quarter they have started to make those moves, they started inching up rates little bit, but not at the pace that we have seen in other areas. so whether they will feel pre

who says some officers have retired because they do not feel backed up by their police chief, michael moore, and live in fear of being accused of misconduct. that police source telling fox news when our chief took a knee with black lives matter, he lost it with the department. he completely demoralized it. chief moore also supported a d.a. who ran on prosecuting cops, that plus the covid mandate where you saw earlier retirements. and a few months ago, the l.a. police chief offered the thin blue line flags to be removed from public spaces at los angeles police departments. sandra. >> sandra: matt, thank you. >> sure. >> john: sandra, updating a story first on "america reports" this time yesterday, jaw dropping video that captured the brutal assault against a female nypd officer. david lee miller live in new york city with new details. how is the officer? >> the officer who has not been named, reported to be in stable condition, as you point out after a man hit her on the head with a bottle. surveillance camera recorded the attack on a busy street in the bronx. the injured officer was investi

joining us now is michael moore, former u.s. district of georgia michael, thank you for being here it's always good to see you. i wonder if you are readin this the same way, that some o these fake electors might be cooperating with the d.a.' office is that what we should infer from this? >> well, i'm glad to be with you. i'm not sure it's necessarily cooperation at this point, w can tell from the motion tha was filed that there was som interview, and the lawyer wa present. if these folks are saying, well, we did know about immunity tells you there's no deal on the table, there might not b cooperation efforts there. one thing to keep in mind, thi second time that the distric attorney's office tried to disqualify those lawyers fro the same group of people it is getting to be a little bit like when you run into a brick wall, and you can't ge around, it then you have t tear down. i assume that maybe that's what's going on here i can't tell if they'r cooperating. i think that there's som language in the pleating tha makes me question

and then i votvote oe on the wit and that person gets a chance to inspect michael moore's moles.>o inspec yeah, that's delicio. >> all right, todd, youfi go first.rs breathe easy, america. y jojonathan husky will be able to attend the final four after all. thanks. . allowed to fly initially, jonathan , the husky was not allowed to fly on the plane because he wae s to big to fit underneath the seat c ,which, as we all know, is your preferred form of travel. and there's jonathan , a pr exec who also a uconn fan, contacted delta.a so now jonathan , the huskysoges gets to sit in the seatan with the harness and travel down to houston for the final four . alsoalso i, in attendance at thh game, greg will be the uconn hec head coach whoh reports say has same worn the same dragon, emblazed boxersgo for every game ofme ofa the tournament so far . he will continue to wear them so far h weame them saturday when the u-en the team, uconn huskies, plays the miami hurricanesco, their coach, jim larranaga, will be going commando. >> and we believe we have an theinell image. there we go .a will be

michael moore. nice to have you in person in your beautiful state. paula's reporting a significant on a lot of fronts, including she doesn't expect trump's team to appeal it. pence's him is just said they're not going to appeal. this pence is gonna talk before a grand jury if you were the prosecutor questioning him before the grand jury about january 6th in the conversations with trump leading up to that. what would you want to know? you know, i'm glad to be with you. i will tell you that. i don't think there's any chance in the world. he could have won an appeal if he moved forward, and so the prosecutor really has never been trying to get information about what he shared on the senate floor while he was working for he simply wasn't that what was trump's what directions were you getting? what was the discussion? was this a conservative plan? and i imagine there's probably some some interesting finding out where a lot of the ideas coming from trump or these things that were being funneled through trump by counsel. i mean because of the intense traps

city budget proposal, hoping to get department staff up to 9500 officers los angeles police chief michael moore? >> it was a combination of things good morning thank you for the opportunity to be here. it's a combination of the hiring freeze during the pandemic, anti-police sentiment that slowed any momentum or desire to add to our ranks at the same time in concert with a 25% increase in the number of personnel leaving the profession and the department in eras where we would have a normal ebb and flow of retirements, the last three years we've seen hundreds of additional officers leave the department many go to other departments, but others are simply leaving the profession we stopped hiring and stopped inflows and at the same time seeing increased outflows. i'm encouraged by mayor bass's budget to restore this organization and start the rebuilding process and to do so with a plan that i think will show success. >> i know, chief, the mayor has big plans also to tackle homelessness can you describe the homeless situation in terms of the population of homeless, how it's increased, the problems th

moore has the story. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: michael, good morning.holic church bishops meetings. these are meetings where the church's leadership, they debate and vote on proposals then the pope releases documents based on those proposals. until now, only men have been allowed to vote. pope francis talked about ways to have women and lay people have more of a voice in the church. despite criticism among some of the conservative members, this will be seen as a significant step in achievement toward that goal. the next bishops meeting is set for october in rome. the women's ordination conference is calling this, quote, a significant crack in the stained glass ceiling. notably, while the pope appointed several women to high ranking positions in the church, he has upheld the church's ban on ordaining women as priests. this, though, will be seen as a historic step. at the very least, will now give women in the church some say in its future. robin. >> that is something, marcus. thank you so much. now to the late coretta scott king. today marks her 96th bir

los angeles police chief michael moore spoke with the chair of the homeland security advisory council. we are privileged to have these two most prominent law enforcement leaders in the united states for a conversation with our moderator, eddie morrison. bi