with spring and former deputy assistant john you and mike davis. thank you for coming on. john, let's begin with you. the clinton campaign funded and created this phony dossier and then fed into the fbi and they that, they made hoax, a line, and sinker, quoting, an objective and honest assessment of these strands of information should have because the fbi to question not only the predication for crossfire hurricane but also to reflect on whether the fbi was being benevolent -- manipulated or political or other purposes on unfortunately it did not. your thoughts about this, john. >> 's report is the official confirmation of our worst fears. which is that you had the incumbent party in the white house, their political party, ffed a made up, or manufactured hoax to our law enforcement agencies and used that to cross the red line which has been in place since watergate which is to interfere in a presidential election in a way that almost threw it to the incumbent party. this is a disaster for the fbi and for the justice department. and erase this -- it raises the question, yes

speakers similar to doctor mike davies, i was labeled a disruptive physician. >> disruptive?s complain about something like on sterile instruments on the back table, i became the problem, it is really scary for patients. >> asking for an ultrasound to do a liver biopsy, and i said is difficult when you're asking for and are becoming difficult to work with and i thought that's because i can't see where the liver is, you're asking for these things and their way of handling it is, turning the problem unto you. >> rather than focusing on the problem, you became the problem? >> that's how we became targets. >> it is intolerable after a certain amount of time, so we move on and try to find a safer place to work.>> reportthey quit after a combined experience of roughly 2 decades at sutter health, doctor smothers left last year, doctor miller left in 2006, doctor davies departed in 2013. and in the decades since, she believes that sutter has done little to curb discrimination. is the same story being told over and over again, which is shocking. >> reporter: doctor davies spent 10 yea

later we have mike davis who used to lead our colorado chapter. and mike left colorado to come here to help confirm his friend, kneel gorsuch -- neil gorsuch. so that's going to be a great panel at the end of the day for all of you who want to watch that. lastly, we got brenda hankins. she founded her women's initiative. she was also one of the leaders of getting a universal reporting system for election integrity issues. i want to turn to this year's winner, ashley titus. when i asked the general counsel aaron clark for a quote on ashley, i had to cut it down because she was praising her so much. colorado is crucial to -- california is crucial to taking back the u.s. house. as the nrcc california lawyer, the california chair and lawyer for the california republican party. she organized statewide election integrity programs for years to ensure elections is clean as california can be. people forget one of the reasons for our success in 2020 in the u.s. house, despite president trump's lost, we learned how to ballot harvest in california. it's a terr

that should scare the hell out of every american demeanor is mike davis, founder and ceo of the articlehree project and calcific from fbi agent and federal whistleblower. kyle cook your reaction to the timing of these events >> kyle: the timing is obviousl suspicious. is also kind of terrifying that have sources going into a sitting congressman morgan what is working, and to do so still we need special permission to d that and that since i've been out i have people reaching ou out -- people reach out to me let me know that more and more they have sources into these congress people and that it is fairly regular. soda shocking. couldn't believe it when i was told that but that is what unti people reaching out and letting me know. >> so the set up county rolling setups are underway, my? could that be what we are looking at? if that is indeed the case, we have plans working in student tuition offices before it's amazing we had evidence of the fbi for six and a half years according to whistleblowers tha went to senator chuck grassley' office that then vice president joe biden corruptly took

mike davis calls it election interference operation. how does that feel?we knew that this letter was bogus. we knew it was not russian disinformation. we would not publish russian disinformation. there was an argument that this was an organic sentiment of concern. now we know that was also bogus. it was a political operation from top to bottom, instigated by the biden campaign and mike morrell, the former assistant cia director and now we have learned that the cia agents were actively involved in soliciting signatories to the letter which is confirmation that there was a deep state and it was weaponized against preston trump. >> kayleigh: it must be frustrating and gratifying to see the new york times and npr and all those publications now recognize that you are correct and they have their tails between their legs. jon levine, thank you. karine jean-pierre had another wild day at the podium. will break it all down for you. stick around, up next. ♪ ♪ sal. and tonight, sparks are gonna fly. kyle? and while romeo over here is trying to look cool, things are a

mike davis calls it election interference operation that hould discredit the new york post and throw the election to biden. >> how does that feel?e knew you're at the post it. we knew that this letter was bogus. we knew it wasn't russian disinformation. we wouldn' russiant publish rusn disinformation. but there was an argument that maybe this was an organidisinfoe sentiment of concern from these former intelligence officials. now that was alsoperation bogus. it was a political operation from top to bottom instigated by the biden campaign. and mike morell, the former ciar assistant, ciame director .d tht and now we've learned that ciaae agents were actively involvelyd in soliciting signatories to the letter, whichs is basically confirmation thattl there was a deep state and it was actively weaponized against president trump. against pres unbelievable. kayle itig must be simultaneously frustrating and gratifying to seetrating anng the new yorku and npr and all those publications now recognize thabt you are, in fact, correct.thei and they have their tail between their legs. any little v

joining me now is mike davis, founder and ceo of the article three project, and kyle seraphin, formergent and federal whistleblower. kyle, your reaction to the timing of these events? >> well, the timing is obviously suspicious. it's also kind of terrifying that they've got sources going into a sitting congressman. when i was working counterintelligence, i was actually told that we needed special permission to do that. and then since i've been out, i've people reaching out to me and letting me know that more and more they have sources into these congresspeople and that it's fairly regular, which sort of shocking. i mean, i couldn't believe it when i was told that, but that's what intel people are reaching out and letting me know. >> so the setup, the rolling setups are underway. mike , is that could that be what we're looking at here, if that's indeed the case? you have plants working in certain congressional offices. >> yeah, it's amazing. what does that tell? >> it's amazing. we've had evidence at the fbi for six and a half years, according to whistleblowers that went to senator chu

davis. hello again, everyone . i'm julie haney mike mibach three stabbings, two of them deadly all in less than a week, setting off a manhunt, even prompting u. c davis to suspend night classes. ktvu is greg lee as the latest on the arrest the individual believed to be responsible. for these horrific, brutal attacks. there is no longer free to terrorize our community, the davis mayor and police chief announcing the arrest of a suspect connected to the serial stabbings that killed two people, injured another and shook the city. these crimes were horrific. they're hard to imagine. they struck fear in the community. and we know that police chief darren pittle identified the suspect as 21 year old carlos dominguez, who was from oakland and last attended laney college. he was a student at ucd up until last week. he's been here for a couple of years, and we're still gathering other background information on him. at this point, officials say they received 15 calls wednesday from members of the public who all said they spotted a man matching t

davis. hello again, everyone . i'm julie haney mikeree stabbings, two of them deadly all in less than a week, setting off a manhunt, even prompting u. c davis to suspend night classes. ktvu is greg lee as the latest on the arrest the individual believed to be responsible. for these horrific, brutal attacks. there is no longer free to terrorize our community, the davis mayor and police chief announcing the arrest of a suspect connected to the serial stabbings that killed two people, injured another and shook the city. these crimes were horrific. they're hard to imagine. they struck fear in the community. and we know that police chief darren

mike. jacqui: from the other side of the aisle, we're joined by the democratic senator from north carolina, problem solver caucus, don davishank you for being with us. before we get fot to the border or debt limit talks, i want to start where mike was with senator hoeven. your take on what we're seeing out of the house republican investigations. is that at all going to be damaging for democrats in elections? is this damaging for the president in your view at all? >> yeah, jacqui, thank you so much for having me on today. when i think about hunter biden, i would simply say, you know, we have to allow law enforcement to do its work at the end of the day, i stand fully, you know, behind our legal process and at the end of the day, no matter if it's hunter biden or anyone else, no one should be above the law in this country. jacqui: okay. getting to the border. you know, one thing i think that stood out to me over the course of the last week was it became apparent that part of the administration's plan for handling the surge after title 42 goes away was this parole authority to be able to release migrants on a large scale with

three stabbings in less than a week, the city of davis on edge tonight as officials search for answers. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach new at 11. the david city council cleared its initial agenda for its council meeting tonight, instead dedicating the meeting in its entirety to discussing the stabbings. the first attack happened thursday when police say the body of 50 year old david bro was found in central park. saturday night 20 year old uc davis students kareem abu new jam was found dead at sycamore park, and then just last night, a woman was stabbed several times through a tent. she was sent to the hospital and is in critical condition, the davis police chief says. while it's highly plausible, the attacks are related. they are not ruling anything out at this point tonight, residents calling for unity it's shocking. it's traumatizing. but also i know that my community won't stand for that, and people are not going to let fear take over. many businesses and davis are closing early for the time being . rock museum is closing at eight p.m. on weeknights instead of 11. woodstock pizza is also closing early at n

davis. he says the country or begin a public compensation about whether to remove king charles ii! country boss mikey free as long as the king remained its head of state. i will correspond it working on the story, you have been reporting more on this story today. is there an appetite for the remaining rounds in the caribbean to become republics? i think this all depends on who you talk to throughout the region. there are eight remaining rounds in the caribbean. those realms are countries that have king charles ii! as their head of state. and of their three caribbean prime ministers i have interviewed on this topic, it is very clear that this is all about symbol. it is all about how a nation seated self and i have actually come back from interviewing the prime minister of st vincent and the grenadines and he said it is of utmost importance for him to see his nation move away and transition to a republic. when i asked him why, here is what he had to say. this republic. when i asked him why, here is what he had to say.— is what he had to say. this fiction has come to _ is what he had to say. this ficti

mike. >>> developing, the suspect accused in a deadly stabbing spree in davis will be in court today. and now we know he is from the east bay. >> several people we spoke to say he was a star student with a loving family. "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez joins us from our newsroom with what else we know. >> reporter: what is what carlos dominguez looks like today after his arrest, but people who knew him where he grew up paint a different picture. he was arrested in one of the parks near the uc campus where a student was stabbed to death. police say 15 witnesses saw him at that park that he was wearing the very clothes witnesses reported the day of the second stabbing. carlos dominguez is remembered as a bright stant athlete who played football, soccer and track. a former coach said his parents were active volunteers and they were very proud of their son. >> he was just wanting to learn and play where needed, you know, wasn't that aggressive. i didn't think he had an aggressive bone in him. i don't know where it came from. i don't know if something happened between the time he left hi

crash out of oakland down towards davis street, and everything got to the shoulder without injury or slowing. it's nicely spaced here by the headlights. >> thanks, mike next here on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> covid-19 tests are no longer all free, but there are ways you might still be able to get one with no o-of-pocketut >>> welcome back. it's 5:25. the federal public health emergency for covid-19 ends today, and some benefits are ending even though covid-19 is still certainly around. >> certainly is. we all know that. how do you get those tests now? >> consumer investigator, chris chmura, explains for us. >> for a long while covid tests were able to get them for free, and now let's look at how you can get covid-19 tests based on your health coverage. we will cover private health insurance, medicare and medicaid. for medicaid, tests will remain free through september 2024, and with medicare, covid-19 tests are no longer covered or free, but tests ordered by your doctor should be covered. and then cinthia cox says health care plans will decide whether or how much to cover. it may require a doctor's office. to figure out what your

three stabbings in less than a week, the city of davis on edge tonight as officials search for answers. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mikeh new at 11. the david city council cleared its initial agenda for its council meeting tonight, instead dedicating the mee

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davis stabbing suspect. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. 21 year old man now charged with three stabbings that left two people dead. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach tonight we are learning the suspect used to live in the city of oakland. ktvu is elissa harrington live tonight in the newsroom with the story. alyssa that's right. 21 year old carlos dominguez went to high school and community college here in oakland. police say he is responsible for three stabbings in davis. murderer is off the streets. and our families. sleep easier tonight relief in the college town of davis with the arrest of a suspect in a string of stabbings to which were deadly. this booking photo shows 21 year old carlos dominguez, a former uc davis student, the university confirmed dominguez, who's known to the school as carlos realities, dominguez was a student until a little over a week ago. on april 25th quote was separated for academic reasons. the first stabbing victim was discovered april 27th . these crimes were horrific. they're hard to imagine. they struck fear in the community video shows officers questioning dominguez wednesday just a block from one of the

davis to be clear in their support for comment. that proposal developed by oakland teachers and negotiate them with the district. >> the oakland school board president mikechinson was scheduled to hold a press conference providing an update on negotiations about half an hour ago. that news conference has since been delayed as was one that was scheduled for will monitor that and bring you any updates from the district later this afternoon on kron. 4 news at 3. another bustling business corridor in san francisco has started to dwindle to something of a ghost town. there are many more shuttered store fronts at the embarcadero center. most recently, the melt restaurant closed its location of the shopping plaza. kron four's ella sogomonian talked to some of the business owners who are still there. to the. >> it's empty and not much people coming in here. >> that is our rodriguez has watched business slowed down significantly since she first opened shoe with that and barca daraa center 14 years ago. >> she's seen more than a dozen businesses close their doors for good since the pandemic. but he's holding on with the help and hope. >> of the few customers who c

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davis stabbing suspect. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. 21 year old man now charged with three stabbings that left two people dead. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike suspect used to live in the city of oakland. ktvu is elissa harrington live tonight in the newsroom with the story. alyssa that's right. 21 year old carlos dominguez went to high school and community college here in oakland. police say he is responsible for three stabbings in davis.

davis is making a statement, you've seen a lot of that. >> absolutely. don't laugh at the gross margins. once mikeavanaugh comes in -- i told you yesterday -- >> he's in already >> imagine that meeting, $3 billion. no. >> just got to make everybody like you, an endless watcher of peacock, and then we're all good can we move on >> i guess so. go ahead what do you have there >> pfizer, can we talk pfizer? we saw merck, a rapid decline. paxlovid sales still $8 billion. >> i couldn't believe the size of that. they have so much money to do what they want. >> well, they have been doing it remember they've been doing a lot of deals, as you well know the biggest of which, c gen. the stock has not performed that well over these last -- >> nurtec, this thing is a billion dollar drug. chief spokesman for the american migraine association this could be one of the biggest drugs in the portfolio they have to do awareness, international and domestic. >> they leave the full-year guide unchanged. but some talk that they we're working with eu to sell a bunch of covid later in the year. >> that was an amazing number