michael scott was an audience of one.ht he was a comedic genius but he's the only one laughing at his jokes. everything he says is about his genitals. >> dave: i must've missed the episode where michael scott has hookers repair i'll defend hunter. i know it will be popular. i think joe biden is a corrupt politician. i think the media is corrupt for burying the laptop story. the social media companies are corrupt. hunter biden is hilarious. he's a hilarious crackhead. anyone can say whatever they want to. it's all about text messages. if someone got a hold of all of my text messages and let me know, i would quit. okay, that's it. i'll leave quietly. i won't try to defend them. you could say, whatever word you're allowed to say, what word. the story is using the n-word. he was doing a dumb hip-hop impression to his lawyer. and because he is joe biden's crackhead son, it's hilarious. >> greg: i'm going to start a band called joe biden's crackhead son. it's a great name. all right, martha, try to think how you might answer th

there you go. >> shannon: c, michael scott is not all bad.couple of lives hopefully saved by that show. we got some good news and some dog is to talk about later. >> see later. >> shannon: thanks, kevin. educators and board members speak out on critical race theory. a special "fox news @ night" panel, they join us next. to give you exceptional care and 20% off your treatment plan. new patients, take the first step with a complete exam and x-rays that are free without insurance. because our nationwide network of over 1,500 doctors at 900 locations all have one goal — to make you smile, today. start now. call 1-800-aspendental or book online at aspendental.com nope nope c'mon him? oo, i like him! nooooo... noooo... noooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and each sheet is 2x more absorbent , so you can use less. he's an eight he's a nine bounty, the quicker picker upper. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delive

forgets, hunters and words for moment, it's hard, the guy thinks he's the love child of easy e and michael scott. the real races act was one hunter referred to to mexican grocery store workers as quote probably illegal. he was probably too hammered to announce the word probably. he tried to shift the attention. if this was anymore racist it would be a segregated water fountain. but it's hunter who gets more free passes. and now he's on a personal ques for universal truth. years the truth, up until recently he had been living in $5.4 million house. who knew crack addicts could be so successful. i got in the wrong line of work. but he moves claiming he was being harassed by evil right-wingers, that could be strippers looking for child support. often they look alike. his artwork is said to go from $75,000 to a half a million dollars a pop. i heard he gave a landscape painting to his dad and joe is convinced it's another window i his bedroom. anyway, that amount of money could buy a lot of straws which by the way is how hunter paints blowing through a straw. i'm not joking, it's a great excuse when

>> [muffled speech] [phone rings] [muffled] michael scott paper company. [laughs] comedy central >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? i'm trevor noah, and this is "the daily social distancing show." it is thursday, june 10, and today everyone is talking about e3, the big gaming convention where they announce all the hottest games coming up. yeah, all the games that you can't play, because they still don't have enough playstation 5s or the new xboxes! i mean, what the hell, people? i'm so desperate for a ps5, i tried jamming a ps2 into a ps3. it didn't technically work, per se, but the graphics you see while you're getting electrocuted are pretty dope. i mean, how are we this far into 2021 and still have a video game console shortage? the only new electronics i've got is this microchip from the covid vaccine, and i can't even play "halo" on it. in fact, can't they change some of the vaccine factories and change them over to consoles. i know it's important to live, but is being alive worth it without "ratchet" and "clank"? i don't know! when are they

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>> time for marilyn mosley to do her job michael harrison and mayor brandon scott.ths in and so far all three get paid whether or not they succeed or fail at their job they get paid whereas we have to open the door every day and it is terrifying. todd: tough to make a living when your business is yellow taped off and there's a shooting in front of it but everybody else gets paid. 45 seconds, why do leaders do this? why is this happening all over the country? what is in it for them? >> they think it is their constituents that are going to go for them even though they do a lousy job and they don't care about law abiding taxpaying residents, business owners, renters. baltimore is filled with small businesses independently owned and we are struggling. it is really rough and we need the narrative to be turned around. we have good leaders. todd: appreciate you waking up, we reached out to mayor brandon scott's office. you gave us a lot of responses. have a great morning. jillian: it is 26 after the hour. coming up a state trooper, cameras were rolling as they captured a n

michael schmidt and scott mcfarlane, thank you very much for being on this morning.t we'll continue to cover on many levels in the months to come. >>> coming up, our next guest is a democratic congressman who wants to know why his colleagues are throwing flames instead of doing their jobs. "morning joe" is coming right back. "morning joe" is coming right back i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection-site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala. find your nunormal with nucala. at novartis, our goal is to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you're taking cosentyx and your insuranc

michael. thank you so much. >>> we have developing news with the scott peterson murder case. attorneys appeared in court this morning to sort out whether the 47-year-old modesto man will get a new trial or be sentenced. david louie sorts out what could happen next in this case. >> reporter: the scott peterson case is facing search for justice. a hearing will determine whether he should be allowed a retrial. the stanislaus district attorney decided to hear the case. >> they have a right habious comes back, to put the murder back on the table. >> reporter: >> reporter: peterson first must declare whether he can afford to pay harris. if not harris has asked to be paid from public funds. talking to reporters outside the redwood courthouse, harris expressed hope, a new trial will allow him to present new evidence that reveals who killed lacy peterson who was 27 and pregnant with a boy when she disappeared. the bodies washed up from san francisco bay about four months later. >> essentially they're delaying the inevitable. this case is going to get overturned eventually. the facts a

. >> my friend, scott douglas, and his partner, michael. >> reporter: reading nails out loud in goldenan turner. bobby campbell. >> reporter: and more expression in the quilt, a 54-ton tapestry that was the brainchild of those touching touched by the virus before it had a name. >> out of that beginning, we got a great movement that changed not just the fight against aids, but the way the world looked at gay people. >> reporter: a fight that continues. >> it's not over yet. >> reporter: there are still merely 700,000 aids-related deaths worldwide annually, more than 13,000 in the u.s. the u.s. is among a number of countries that have signed on with the united nations to meet a goal of zero aids infections and zero deaths by 2030. >> we haven't gotten there, but we will. >> reporter: the mayor promising the city will meet the goal. >> zero new infections, zero new deaths, zero stigma attached to those who have hiv or aids. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee also vowing she'll continue her fight to end the heavy toll on urban areas where the cdc says people of color are infected at ex

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in the book i go through harkening back to michael cohen's trip to prague, one of my former colleagues, scott shane thought oh my god if this is true it is the end game, there was a reporter at the wall street journal who want to prague, i told a story about how he got sashayed by a female operative thought this is going to be the end game, and you know, it took people down dead ends. it made us miss the real action's. if steel was so good, glenn simpson, peter fritsche was so good. they didn't know about the most obvious conflict that was going on which was michael cohen was negotiating a business deal in moscow on donald trump's behalf so if you want to think about why donald trump was kowtowing to moscow, money is a lot easier and 7 some crazy conspiracy theory. and if people -- if christopher steel was so good, how come he didn't pick up on that. how come my the christopher steel, glenn or peter picked up on the trump tower meeting when glenn was working with the russian lawyer who went to meet with donald trump. i give him credit for getting that basic theme but beyond that i don't see t

for congress to pass the resolution introduced by my florida colleague, congressman michael wals and senator rick scott to prevent beijing from hosting the winter olympics. and finally, we need to give the families of victims the closure they deserve by allowing them to sue the chinese communist party and any c.c.p. official who participated in the cover-up. it killed over half a million americans. they deserve no sovereign immunity. mr. speaker, it's time for us to do our jobs and join leader mccarthy and the house republicans in holding china accountable. holding our adversaries accountable and ensuring an atrocity such as this never happens again. now, mr. speaker, it's my honor to introduce the congressman from texas, congressman van taylor is a decorated iraq war veteran and an important member of the financial services committee and i will yield two minutes to the congressman. mr. taylor: thank you to my colleague from florida's 26th district. on the heels of a global pandemic, which crippled small businesses and hurt workers, president biden has offered a budget that doesn't address the problems

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okay, rachel scott, thank you very much. michael?> thank you, george. >>> now to that relentless heat with dangerous temperatures in store for the midwest and northeast. rob marciano is in the thick of it tracking it all. good morning, rob. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. it just doesn't want to quit. a few people got some cooling thunderstorms yesterday, but all in all it's only added more humidity to the situation and continues to be very widespread. take a look at this map, it goes from the upper midwest all the way to the northeast, and temperatures today are going to be up and over 100 degrees potentially in pierre and minneapolis. you're on this crazy streak. the humidity increases and heat advisories with philly and boston. temperatures will feel like the mid to upper 90s today so try to stay cool. we did have some severe weather yesterday. a couple of reported tornadoes across colorado. this one doing light damage. thankfully nobody hurt with this storm, certainly photogenic, but we'll have more on these severe storm

michael jones is a senior fellow at the hudson institute. he's joining us from washington, d. c. on scott, good, happy with a sudden all jazeera who got more out of this couldn't got more out of this. was allowed to talk for 55 minutes to spread propaganda to be on the world stage for 55 minutes because president president buying shows not to do a joint press conference. what we like to have in these types of conferences is us presidents are repealed and rebut things that are not true. and instead of being able to do that by not having a joint press conference, it allows basically talk for 55 minutes and, and repeat everything. every question asked by course, with the exception of russian television, given what you just said and given also in terms of things like cyber attacks, to barton, has said that they would wait for 6 months to see if i may put in was going to do anything about that, is this experienced it for mistake, or is this essentially just kicking the russia problem down the roads to a lot of the, by the administration to deal with stuff at home? yeah, i think it's a combinat

when michael dorothy is a signatory on that letter, he's also a member of the club of rome. he joins us on scott from washington d. c. it seems like climate is being forced to take a bit of a back foot at the g 7 because of coven, once you will take. well, it's certainly not because of co became it's really because of lack luster. leadership coming from number 10, downing street and also i think the sort of policy gets a friend ya, that we even seeing from the, by the ministration. you know, just last week, president biden did a remarkable thing by ceasing some of the oil leases on the arctic national wildlife in the arctic regions of north america. the week before that however, he granted permission for drilling in that same region. so we got the policies kits of frontier that's producing and coupling up with lack luster leadership that's making climate take a backseat. unfortunately not covered the comp $26.00 climate summit is being held in november and glasgow. will anything, do you think come from the g 7 summit looking ahead to that? do you think they'll be anything concrete to come out of

scott reports. let's bring in michael payne whose ublished let's bring in michael payne whose published a — let's brings now from switzerland. how important is it that the games go ahead, having already been cancelled? i having already been cancelled? i think they will go ahead and in the end, they'll be very successful games — end, they'll be very successful games. the focus is, how do you create _ games. the focus is, how do you create a — games. the focus is, how do you create a safe and secure environment? that's what the japanese _ environment? that's what the japanese government have done with some very— japanese government have done with some very tough and strict protocols. and it's either they'll take _ protocols. and it's either they'll take place or its cancellation. and ithink— take place or its cancellation. and i think everybody with these protocols now realise they can stage a safe _ protocols now realise they can stage a safe games, and that the athletes will be _ a safe games, and that the athletes will be able to present a great sporting — will be able to present a great sporting comp

scott morrison. mrjoyce, who previously resigned from the role after revelations he had had an affair with a former aide, defeated current deputy prime minister michaelbiden announced he is heading to raleigh in north carolina to encourage people to take up the vaccine. 46% of the populace are currently vaccinated but in the south and north—west rates are low. mississippi is the best example with 27% of the population having had both jabs. in the northeast, vermont's population has the highest rate at 58%. i've been speaking to doctor lisa cooper, the director of johns hopkins centre for health equity. she said the vaccine discrepancies around the country are more than party politics. i think, you know, we have people of a range of age groups, people from different racial and ethnic groups, people with different levels of education, who have different kinds of comfort level with the vaccine and with trusting authorities and institutions that are administering the vaccine. so it is not as simple as politics. i think there are communities of colour that have been treated very poorly for a long time in the united states and as a result have developed mi

scott morrison's coalition government. paul allen is here with the details area he is a survivor. paul: yes, he is. michaelas in the job for three years, really failing to cut through, but he is not lacking. the international view is best known for the war on. there's -- war on terriors. he australia, he's better known for leaving his wife of 24 years after it was announced he was expecting a baby with one of his former staffers. also well known for being forced to resign. being a dual citizen was not allowed under the constitution. he is a polarizing figure and he made his move because the numbers in that caucus are about to change and this was the last roll of the dice to get the leadership and it worked. shery: is this going to mean any changes for government policy? paul: we will wait and see but he does drag the chain on climate policies, a big supporter of fossil fuels. looks more distant today than it did 24 hours ago. the prime minister, scott morrison, said in a written date meant that he looks forward to working with joyce. all of this happened while scott morrison was in quarantine after turning

michael valente he is our family's hero. who are the heroes in your family? jon: welcome to fox news live i'm jon scott. why a pickup driver plowed into a group of cyclists injuring at least 9 people. it happened in the town of solo where hundreds were taking part in a charity bike race. police officers responding to the crash shot truck driver when he tried to flee. six victims and the suspect are listed in critical condition. tropical depression claudette now moving east after soaking the gulf coast landfall as a tropical storm in louisiana early this morning flooding roads and spawning isolated tornadoes. claudette is expected to sweep through georgia and the carolinas tomorrow. meantime millions across the southwest are under threat from extreme heat with california declaring a state of emergency, highs are expected to hit the triple digits again tomorrow. i'm jon scott. now back to life, liberty and levin. ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back, america. my next guest should be getting a pulitzer prize for unbelievable report of what has been taking place. kelly the senior contributor at american greatness site wh

scott, there was another court hearing this afternoon for kyle young. he is accused of trying to take metropolitan police officer michael also allocated then threatened to kill fanone. what do we know about that case? >> reporter: he will stay behind bars for future hearings. he's locked up, accused of a brutal assault against officer fanone. he'll be back in court in office. i also want to tell you about the case of michael sivik, accused of stealing officer fanone's badge and burying it in his backyard. there will be a plea deal within a few weeks, according to prosecutors. >> federal authorities are still making arrests in connection with the riot. the number of cases is expected to go up to 500 plus. just this week, a florida woman was arrested for assaulting a police officer during the insurrection. walk us through what we know about her case. >> reporter: that's audrey rousey of florida, accused of pushing an officer with a flagpole and is accused of threatening nancy pelosi. one of a growing number of defendants where charging documents say there was a threat made against nancy pelosi. the one process issue here,

coming up, our own scott mcgrew will have more summit coverage at 6:45, and be sure to join the "today" show. peter alexander, keir simmons and former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul, is actually going to weigh in on the historic talks. that's at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." >>> developing this morning, israel is launching a new air strike against hamas targets in the gaza strip. so israeli leaders are calling it retaliation for hamas strikes. explosions could be heard in gaza city limits throughout the night and this is the first major flare-up since the nearly two weeks of missile strikes last month that ended with the cease-fire. >>> after two shooting rampages in the bay area in recent years, there's a lot of talk about gun reform, and new this morning, if you're planning on buying a firearm in san jose, be prepared to be recorded while purchasing it. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live at city hall with more on that late night vote. good morning, sharon. >> reporter: good morning, cierra. the measures continue to be controversial, these measures stem from 2019 after the gilroy mass shooting. >> jones? >> aye. >> losar do? >> aye. >

goat because michael cohen was convicted of that, served time in prison and the mastermind of a stormy daniels payoff, a person who funded it and benefited from it is right now getting off scott far. he can still be charged. he should be charged. it's still within the statute of limitations. the public is losing confidence in the criminal justice system. the ring leader of a conspiracy like that, that was a serious conspiracy. it could have affected the 2016 election and all the nagt mare that followed that election with donald trump, incompetent that he is as our president, and so this was a very serious crime and why my old office is not pursuing it, i don't understand it. they've got full corroboration. they've got a tape, multiple witnesses, not just michael cohen. they've got documents, a document trail, emails. this was done in a very well thought out planned way and it should be prosecuted. donald trump should be indicted for that along with many other things. >> the question is whether there is undue deference paid to donald trump because he was president. that's what worries a lot of people. people are willing to indict lower level people who worked for him, but not

scott gottlieb we will get them in the house. hilton ceo will join us. fanatics executive michael rubin. michael novogratz. angus king, the senator. and thomas friedman and mohamed el-erian >> he's upstairs >>> let's talk about the corporate stories. elon musk saying the price of tesla vehicles pricing because of the pressures in the auto industry he made the statement with the response to a tweet. tesla increased the model 3 and model y prices intel ceo pat gelsinger saying it could take years for the global chip shortage to resolve itself speaking the trade show in t'aipei. the work from home experience led to the explosive growth which placed a huge strain on global supply chains >>> in other corporate news, i love that, leading into this cloudera near a deal to be taken private by kkr bloomberg puts the price at $17 a share. the data cloud company largest shareholder is ikon. >>> and eamon javers heavy on this beat. major tech news to talk about. not bacon, that's probably next. the world's largest meat producer that was hit. jbs says units in australia and north america were hit over the weekend by th

i think to your point, michael, the trust piece of this is so critically important. and one of the things tim scottorcement advocacy organizations on this to try to find the right balance. no cop wants to work with someone who's throwing ethics they all want to work with out the window. we can all acknowledge, there are people who don't do their jobs the way they're supposed to on police forces. and tim scott has been pretty clear-eyed about saying that, and also saying if those people are the once setting the culture, that's a problem and they need to be held accountable. but there's a recognition that we need to handle qualified immunity carefully. because we want good people to decide that they want to be cops. that they want to be our police officers. and if they're scared they're going to lose their entirely livelihoods and won't be able to take care of their families if something goes wrong, that's not a good outcome, either. the good news is there does seem to be a trusting relationship between tim scott, cory booker, there seems to be faith if they can come to an agreement, this will be som