her father, mike has been fighting for the last 6 years for his leo. now she's free, at least until her upcoming trial. yeah, no no hm. nothing has no wait. oh oh, missing. hello, mrs. missing. she is in the commodore i. hello. i'm coming home. ah, this is the story of a father and his daughter a story that i've accompanied for 7 years. one that would take me to syria, a country torn apart by civil war. as can your own child would rather go join? terrorists didn't stay with you and even think it's cool. one to one of the most brutal terrorist groups of our time is less, mom was in a fight between life and death. you have to leave as fast at his hands. seem to have the where are they? i am waiting. please. papa, please go in a syrian prison camp. da da. i was very afraid just what i caught a vanity on my head, the $70000.00, still up and back to a village in eastern germany. if you're going to ship something, we could overcome the most terrible things together. we fought cbs to get her back foot and we couldn't handle 6 weeks of living on a one rick toge

mike has have paid tribute to the last later of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. the bonus times president barrel bass delivered a speech in his honor and the parliament observed a minute silence for gorbachev who was buried in moscow last week. go which humps re, reform policies lead to the end of the cold war and to the reification of east and west germany. verbal boss reflected on gorbachev. st. legacy president gorbachev. but among the president, gorbachev was a man of peace from beth. he changed the world for the better him after moodily he made possible what had seemed unthinkable for decades in a peaceful end to the cold war and to the division of our country and our continent to above him. we german, his arch half, much to thank mikhail gorbachev for food for dung and edible political correspond. nina hasn't followed the events in the bonus tag to day. nana thanks for coming in at pretty unusual for the german parliament to honor a foreigner. international leader. tell us what was said, what went on and what was said about what's happening in russia partic

stock like this, which is trading at 80 p/e when i can do a lot better by creating a strategy like mike has >> all right, from running around town to running the tables, carter you see more play in the gaming sector >> yeah, also an opportunity and completely different here's the chart with no judgments, no lines, no arrows let's put some lines and arrows and judgments on it. same thing, bottoming out formations they look the same because charting is old fashioned and i think you better p put a big green arrow. the next iteration, same chart, same time frame. there's this one, it has all the elements of a bottoming out formation. now, one more way to draw the lines, converging trend lines. either way, i think the big green air rrrow is what it deses it was up this week. this is a relative strength chart, so we know that this is -- it's just a ratio. lvs has been an underperformer from the s&p, but guess what's happened since, it's been bottoming out. it has all the elements of a bearish to bullish reversal, big strong week, great consumer name, lvs. >> mike, over to you how do we roll the d

has all the elements of a bottoming out formation. uber on the long side. buy it. >> thanks, carter. mike what's the trade on uber >> yeah, you know, scott made an interesting point when he was talking about walmart, which is that's it's a low volatility stock as a staple, low beta, the options premium is not that high the opposite is the case for uber when we look at the charts that carter was illustrating, we do have that bottoming formation which gives us sort of a place to draw a line in the sand so i was looking at a trade i like to use in the higher implied volatility situations where we do start seeing a move off the bottom where we are thinking about the possibility that we might have purchased the stock at the bottom by using a call spread risk reversal. i am looking at the 25, 32 and a half, 30 risk reversal that expires in november generally speaking, i'm looking to put them on something close to even, trying to get some near upside participation but not to have that immediate downside exposure essentially. so here you would get long down with that 25 put strike and long at the

mike: has 81 to respond?hat's just not true democrats have done a lot more than trump got done in four years for the past over five bills on every pretty much subject that ember structured outnumbered veterans you got done. gun control we got it done. inflation got it done. on the place we want to become know it's going to take time. we talk about inflation, inflation is a global phenomenon. there is inflation all across the world united states during a whole lot better than the rest of the world. we got to continue talking about it. but were getting things done and that is what the american people want. republicans can put together nice plan, nice commitment to america. but that is not execution that's just words. four years ago when trump was in power he got one bill was a tax reform bill for the rich and nothing else was he able to do. democrats are actually getting things done look at american people want. it's whether the american people want some of those things but go ahead. >> i'm not one to argue wit

thank you for really terminal mike has have been paying tribute to the last later of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. during a commemorative session of parliament, the bonus tanks, president bell boss delivered a speech in his honor and the parliament observed a minute silence for gorbachev. who was buried in moscow last week, go which offs reform policies lead to the end of the cold war under the re unification of east and west germany. harold boss reflected on garbage house legacy president. gorbachev by monday, president. gorbachev was a man of peace from beth. he changed the world for the better him. after moodily he made possible what had seemed unthinkable for decades in a peaceful end to the cold war and to the division of our country and our continent . we german resorts have much to thank mikhail gorbachev for future for dung. database political correspondent need a hazard follow the events in the buddhist time for us to day. nina. very unusual, i would have thought for a german parliament to remember a foreign leaders so extensively what was said about that and also what

now the, the americas as generals mike has just said have absolutely no interest in sending boots on the ground in an a time in the future. i think they do understand of the same time in the keep freezing the central the african center bank assets in the u . s. that has the potential to just create a chaos, enough gunnison and i think ultimate of the americas. a premise concerned about a chaotic scenario. and this integration of afghanistan. yeah, i think that's exactly right at this point. american interests i think, are primarily in stability in preventing the large scale proliferation of weapons and militancy throughout the region. and probably in assisting your pin partners in stemming the flow of migration to europe. and so, for all those reasons, yes, the united states in the western world have been to re investing in trying to put the pieces back together to quite literally keep the lights on in afghanistan. and as you saw that with, as you mentioned the, the recent movement on the central banking assets, which we put into a trust fund engine in geneva. initially it will be $3

some of things we have done i think flexibility, mike, has to the name of the game.nce we have done something that allows retirees to come back in without upsetting their pension reality. it made it easier for substitute qualified substitute teachers to come in. we are trying to get that common ground of making certifications more streamlined and easier without giving up the quality, the high quality. we are blessed with number-one education system in america. that begins with educators. we do not want to mess that up and we had a great discussion with the first lady and others on apprenticeship programs were in a one us to do more of that in new jersey. we've got a grant program for diversity and extending diversity among our educators. i would love to see a broad-based apprenticeship program that existed in places like tennessee. so we are doing stuff but there's still more work to be done. mike: here we are at labor day weekend heading into campaign season parade the president has blacklisted what he calls the maga philosophy saying it is like quote semi fascism.

mike emanuel. this as a king charles has officially been proclaimed as britain's new monarch to be a fox team coverage with christina coleman and amy kellogg. amy, let's start with you live from london. >> hi mike. the meticulous and planning got underway for the day that so many people here dreaded, there was a contingency for the possibility that queen elizabeth the second would die in scotland. mike, it is a place that has meant so much to her. she loved the great outdoors. she loved traipsing across the morrison. she really cherish the company of her relatives up there on the highlands. now, her coffin today was taken from her private residence balmoral castle where she had been since a dying in a coffin in the ballroom of that castle is seen as a place of quiet dignity. the recent days, a chance for the monarch's household staff and close the family to spend some quiet days for the big public outpouring of grief will begin in earnest tomorrow. the coffin was driven for six hours across scotland through a solemn procession. her son, now king charles the third called her last great journey be the c

>> mike is a political scientist who focus on international relations and has quite a lot of expertise on china. he speaks the language and yes follow chinese politics and economy for a long time. i pay attention to those issues also. i am a historian by trade though. so this book is a collaboration that tries to bring together strengths and a few different areas, everything from how the international system tends to change when great powers rise to the particulars of china trajectory today. we hope we bring complement treat expertise to the issues. >> what is this birth story of this book? >> mike and i met each other a decade ago on a trip to israel but we got the idea for this book and a seminar that we were doing at the american enterprise institute where we are both fellows of two years ago. mike was presenting a paper that he had written on what happens when countries that have been growing really fast slow down. the punchline basically is that they become more internationally aggressive. when he was presenting that paper, i remember i had written a paper a year before which was

. >> i hope mike has the courage to do what he has to do. >> and trump kept pushing pence on this, as late as january 4th, and those other unlawful plots were re-emerging as a kind of pretext, even though as you've seen, they didn't all work. indeed, senate republicans were trying to get that fraudulent elector material to pence on that very day, with pence's aide pushing back, don't give him that, that's the elector fraud stuff. this was, as you see on the screen, roughly 20 minutes of mike pence arrive can, and over 130 republicans did vote to object to the certification, including eight republican senators. so these different disparate plats are not dispar rat. they all congeal. and then you have trump, with what he knew, sending what he knew were armed people at the capitol, at a point he knew he needed something more than all of those other seven forwarded plots he tried. >> i heard the president say something to the effect of, you know, i don't care that they have weapons, they're not here to hurt me, take the f'ing mags away, let my people in. >> we're going to walk down and i

mike has been keeping us up to date as you get ready to hit the road for the weekend. >> absolutely, kari. even though it's thursday, we're talking about the three-day weekend. some folks may slip away today. an early escape. make sure you check your tires, batteries, belts, hoses and engine fluids before you hit the road. aaa, listen to this number, an unpleasant number for this holiday weekend. the east central club anticipates this number giving roadside assistance to over 16,000 stranded motorists from september 1st, that's today, through monday. notice that stranded car count starts with today's travel. also, about a third of those they polled said they would be traveling this holiday weekend, they had restricted in years past. but of the group traveling, about 80% plan to travel by car, by truck, by something else that shares the roadway. it's going to get crowded in many places. the cost of gas had many cutting back on driving until now. they're hitting the road again. the getaweigh may affect congestion starting around midday. pack your lunch, napkins, trash bag. remember, do

something you do like in this equity market, something that has worked. mikee stock has been terrific in that scenario, universal. they never had that because there's concerns about things like that. but health in general, it is an area of the market where you have pent-up demand, technology has been here, consumer goods. for whatever reason, it still trades really cheaply. this goes back to that idea that there may be fear about pricing controls and things like that to me, that has a lot of exposure. energy companies, -- the overall message with the message of defensive earnings stability, operational efficiency and metric that has been working nicely and i think will continue to work in this bear market. jonathan: it has been working. congrats to you and the team so far, absolutely brilliant. mike wilson of morgan stanley. tom: what is important is how they dovetail. i really can't say enough about the nature of morgan stanley research. i love how they are argumentative and visibly argumentative. you saw that moving from transitory to a more difficult inflat

mike has the action. mike?p, the sixth busiest option, the busiest options were actually the weekly 12 straight calls but those were only a day trade because they expire tomorrow. i was looking at an institutional purchase of 5000 of the 12 calls, buyer paid $2.10 for that, that the buyer is betting that snap shares could be at least 13% higher by the third friday in november. >> are you surprised that the rally continued? >> not really. evan spiegel spoke at code yesterday after we did the show, after we talked about it and addressed some of those growth prospects they put out internally that we discussed on the show a bit and i think the audience really liked it. so, again, i think she is laying out a gauntlet, here. basically, they cut staff, they've cut projects that are not important to them, and they are really focused. those targets, for 20% revenue growth and 30% user growth, those are not going to be easy to achieve. if they are successful with a stop down here, i think this stock really starts to work

legislative accomplishment in the areas of health care, tax policy and working for working families, mike has been right at heart of it. a few examples. not long after mike's return, the senate passed the largest set of tax cuts for working families in 20 years. there was the 2015 trade debate. there was what i called getting trade done right, more sunlight in our trade policy than ever before. many members had said, we had never approached trade in that way. and with mike's good work, there were colleagues on our side of the aisle who said this is the first trade bill we're voting for. starting in 2017, there was a shift in our work as finance committee, democrats focused on protecting vulnerable americans from the trump administration's policies that singled out the vulnerable many we stopped the effort to repeal the affordable care act and destroy medicaid in its traction. we showed the american people that the trump tax law was not a middle-class tax cut. above all it favored billionaires an corporations, and we -- and corporations, and we saw that all through the trump years. mike was cr

mike has more on today's internals. >> yeah, they have eroded quite a bit over the last few hours.ht before noon the new york stock exchange had 80% upside. obviously that's unwound that being said this is not a washout. 1.8 billion to 1.3 billion declining to advancing volume. you have the equal weighted s&p slightly outperforming it shows you not every stock is being aggressively pounded take a look at a couple of sectors, utilities relative to real estate the last several months they used to go together, right? they're basically both yield oriented, essentially defensive sectors. real estate has given way in a big way, no leverage to natural gas prices and pricing the asset values in commercial real estate causing them to suffer the volatility index kind of interesting. this was kbloegd earlier, down more than two points it looked like it was going to give a little to risk takers but still even with this 1% drop in the s&p 500, this is almost a nonreaction here on the volatility index side. you have three days of no trading, it means you don't want to necessarily pay up today. 2

everyone in the audience named mike has to stand up for the rest of the show." [ laughter and applauseu writing credits. do you mind? >> no, it's okay [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: can i get this mic working? one, two, three. >> mic check [ rim shot ] [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: one guy. there it is. mike [ applause ] one guy named mike >> for the rest of the show -- >> jimmy: for the rest of the show - >> on your feet. >> jimmy: -- you have to stay standing, mike that's the bit, sorry. [ laughter ] uh, i want to show everyone a clip here's ana fabrega in the new season of "los espookys. take a look at this. [ speaking non-english ] [ speaking non-english ] [ speaking non-english ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: mike >> mike! mike [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: ana fabrega, everyone new episodes of "los espookys" airs friday on hbo and hbo max we'll be right back with standup from michael rowland stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ (vo) red lobster's finer points of fun dining how to endless shrimp: step 1: greet your shrimp step 2: bid your shrimp farewell. repe

mike has a look at where you can find gas prices. >> the numbers you gave, we're looking for lower numbersn jose, $4.79 at the excel gas and mart on north 1st street. $4.74 at the val era on east 14th. and at the arc on fell street in san francisco, $4.89. these are prices, not temperatures. they're getting close, right? gosh. looking at the roadways, traffic flow close to the limit around the bay. we have no major problems, just slowing out of the altamont pass. out of the north bay, venetia bridges moving smoothli. and coming off the outer crossing, the top part, a disabled vehicle just cleared. clear at the toll plaza. back to you. >>> rebutting the leaks. ahead, the new statement from tiktok about reports that your data was compromised. >>> you saw mike checking gas prices. oil prices are falling. oil prices are falling. on, web's a little -- yo ghu miret alknady thow roat p tp 27 aaxesegnd resulat slines portinbett fg to undal reut sol tionseo th on me honelessriss c owso hl wil nthatevew renuebe nt spe? ne usw houning its a in8 ll 5ticoun in includerg: pntmanesu tipporouve h,sing ny

mike had hoped that he no longer had to worry about. no, no ha, and his grandchildren. but month after month passed, until finally, a german delegation went to syria. though the 2 countries had no diplomatic relations, the visit helped push. oh, very early. i don't know exactly what time to kurdish women came in to my tennessee . no one's n. let's go yellow, yellow, let's go. yeah, you have 10 minutes of schedules. dorothy me not in, said lenovo to other german women and a total of 12 german children were flown out of syria. but the flight didn't go according to plan stig. we got very quiet and hardly locked all good. so then she started twitching, let her head, and could only look up to one side. and that was alarming. and the auto titian's from germany, who are on the flight, came over, isn't before gave her an injection. and oxygen of they did everything, they couldn't lanchen homes, he could tell when it happened. again, we made an emergency landing. come, he's a son with landlord. they landed in vienna, mother. suddenly my baby was gone away, continued on, and i ha

vowed a strong response. russia has lost at large amounts of territory inside ukraine in recent weeks, as ukrainian troops have pushed head with a counter offensive. mike, hannah has more from washington. it must be made clear that in the context of the interview, the questioner made a very definite that he was not asking the question based on any new information that is being received. it was a generic type question, a what if? but that being said, the director of the ca, i a back in april, wont congress that there's a possibility that president putin could deploy nuclear devices. should he feel in a corner ukraine authorities of zoom or bodies from a mass burial site in the town of idiom, manny showing signs of torture and present landscape accused russian forces of war crimes, dozens of friends at work as have been carefully digging through the wooded burial site, police experts say most of the bodies belong to civilians, but others are ukrainian soldiers. is im was reclaimed by ukrainian forces last week. us house beacon nancy pelosi arrived in armenia for talks with prime minister nicole passion. yon whitehouse as the visit is a show of support fo

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mike. nico has more watching the smoky air pour into bay area cities the potential health risk from increasing intense wildfires seems obvious, but now a team from stanford is revealing just how urgent the threat may be marshall burke is in the associate professor at the university's door school of sustainability. he says the team used in artificial intelligence model to examine the spread of a particularly dangerous form a smoke pollution. they found that 10 years ago the number of people living in areas experiencing at least one day per year of unhealthy air was in the hundreds of thousands now roughly a decade later. that number has swelled to millions what we found was that the number of people exposed to at least one of those days a bad day or a really bad day it gone up just just mass. ively again their measurement centered on a specific type of smoke particle pollution known to lodge deep in the lungs and impact the bloodstream one of the really difficult things to study is is what happens when people are as you said like exposed, you know early on in their life and then keep being expo

newsmax has been great, by the way. >> promo code, newsmax. always me closing, mike. to be fair, he has been generous with the promo codes and has apparently done some of those promo codes to his defenders in trump world, like rudy giuliani, who tweeted, quote, breaking news, the fbi seized mike lindell's phone. fight back by shopping rudy at my pillow to support. i have to say, we have talked about this in the editorial meeting -- there was some debate about whether this was real. could that possibly be real? but you know what, it is 2022. of course it is real. of course rudy giuliani is tweeting out a my pillow rudy promo code -- mike lindell also revealed what the fbi agents asked him about at that hardee's drive-through in minnesota. he told former trump white house strategist churned podcast podcast -- or sebastian gorka -- they are all podcaster's. -- tina peters. >> did the agent ever tell you why the hell they were stopping you? >> they -- and then they asked me, what is this about? then they asked me, when i met tina peters. i said, you are the fbi, you know i

each and, uh, so it's good when it crashes into dime or vous and mike has studied this really carefully. it's going to be distributing its momentum transfer over a pretty large surface area because the spacecraft has this interesting shape. it's kind of coming in at 6.1, kilometers per second, and what we are interested in is knowing how much crater ejecta it's going to produce that's very sensitive to the material properties of the asteroid, which are unknown at this point, and so it's a really exciting experiment to see how effective this technology can be on a real asteroid making just said something that the when the impacts the asteroid something is going to be coming out that you guys study. yeah. so one of the big drivers for this experiment is we want to understand when you hit the asteroid. we certainly understand what the spacecraft how much push the spacecraft itself will give the asteroid but a big unknown is how much material you'll knock off of it in the process of digging out a crater because most of the material will escape because the gravity is solo on the asteroid. an

all right, mike. hannah has been across the rally and joined us now from washington. d. c. mike, today it's mr. trump and pennsylvania. but just a couple of days ago you as president joe biden was also in pennsylvania. he gave a prime time speech in philadelphia in which he warned the tromp in his supporters posed a threat to u. s. democracy, why are president biden and former president trump. they are in the same week. well, the simple answer is, is that pennsylvania is an absolutely crucial state in the coming met turns it was a crucial state during both previous presidential elections and it's going to be so again, this year, president biden, seeing very clearly that he wants to stump in that particular state, former president trump, also doing likewise, whoever wins that state is likely to perhaps gain control of the senate, for example, its massive deal breaker within the senate, in that particular senatorial race, that donald trump is, they're backing the candidate full. it could give the democrats an absolute majority in the senate, all the republicans could lessen or

mike hannah has been across the rally and joins us now from washington. d. c. mike, the fact that mr. trump used this speech to hit back hard at president joe biden. them he called him an enemy of the state there. that's not in any way a surprise is it? no, it's not. it was expected that he was going to react strongly to president biden's accusations against him and his mega movement. but in this long rambling stream of consciousness, speech that lasted well over an hour. trump also repeated the lie that the election was stolen. he also accused the biden administration of witnessing the department of justice and the f. b. i this ironic coming from a man who demanded absolute loyalty from the department of justice and in fact fired the director of the f b i. this is what he had to say about the f b i search of his home. a few weeks ago you saw when we witnessed one of the most shocking abuses of power by any administration in american history. the shameful raid and breaking of my home moral argo was a travesty of just that made a mockery of america's laws, tradit

mike, hannah has been following the story from washington, d. c and joins us now. live, mike, what more have we hurt? well, at the moment the 2 suspects are still on the run. according to the royal canadian mounted police. they have been identified as damien sanderson and michael sanderson, both of them in their thirty's, driving a black, nissan road. according to the royal canadian mounted police who held a news conference a short while ago. now what they are saying to is that the initial alert came at some 7 a. m this morning, a canadian time. when the 1st reports were received of stabbings happening in the james smith cree nation. and the original reports came at that particular time. then subsequent reports were coming in of a series of stabbings happening both within the james smith cree nation, as well as in the neighboring town of weldon. now the royal canadian mounted police say that the last time these suspects were seen was around about lunch time. canadian time they were seen in the town of regina, now they are pulling out all stops, obviously to try and

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president putin has made over nuclear threats. >> mike: fred, was that effective?no, i don't think it was effective. i don't disagree with what joe biden said, but the challenge is to end the war and to get putin to de-escalate and pull out, and get a settlement, this will put them in the other direction. this is an opportunity for joe biden to push for a massive international effort to bring about an negotiated settlement, i think that joe biden thinks the billions of dollars of military aid we are providing to ukraine will continue indefinitely or maybe he is going to lose. maybe he will lose, but i am worried this will be an extended war which will result in ukraine being destroyed for attrition and russian missiles, and i think that it was at a missed opportunity. >> mike: asking like a desperate guy, what you make of the president's effort at the u.n. today? >> he did what the world needed which was to rally support and steadfastness against a madman in the kremlin who has his back against the wall because of his own military failures and is now threatening th

i 0k, tom, let me put to you something thatjust on that interest rate point that mike has contacted usause if interest rates are going up, why don't savers benefit? so, they should do. and if your bank isn't passing on the interest rate increase to you... change your bank. exactly, it's as easy as it's ever been now to switch banks. there's loads of great websites out there that can help you compare rates and if your bank isn't offering you a decent return or anything at all — because lots of banks will offer you nothing at all on your cash — then consider switching to someone who does. now it'll be difficult because inflation is running so hot that realistically you're still going to be getting a negative negative return on your money. but shop around and switch banks if you're able to do so. good, that's helpful. patrick, just on the currency issue, there'll be a lot of people — i mean, some people will be old enough to remember that famous occasion where the labour government devalued the pound, and harold wilson, then prime minister, went on and said, "don't worry, the pound in you

mike meredith has the details tonight. >> this republican congressman is furious after they denied they reports on pres the president's son, hunter biden. >> blocking republican oversight of the shady business deal. >> notifying the government when they suspect someone is committing fraud or money laundering. they say that congress can see the reports under certain conditions and republicans not in the majority lack the majority of compliance, also arguing if the reports are released it can include underlying investigations. they will be outraged by what they say is a double standard. >> hunter biden is able to peddle the influence and they do nothing to him, americans are upset, they will show up in the democrats may answer for 2 the white house insists that they are not into this, but critics say the federal investigators are moving slowly and have yet to provide the american people with answers. >> nothing seems to be the enforcement agency. that is why total transparency is important. >> senator ron johnson also investigating the social media companies and how they handled stories

. >> if you and your family are looking to get out of the house this weekend, our mike inouye has you covered in today's weekend calendar. >> good morning, kira. let's start our saturday off celebrating a quince in san jose, the 15th luna park chalk festival. the word on the street is there will be words on the street, along with artwork and entertainment and food trucks, look up lunaparkarts online. >>> next up, here we go on the peninsula to burlingame, the pet parade. traffic-wise i need to talk about street closures along broadway starting at 8:00 a.m. no cars, not even mustangs or rams or barracudas but plen tu of other animals. pets from parrots to i'm actually a museum guy. i'm thrilled it's smithsonian museum day. new museum los gatos and cartoon and art museum in san francisco and the rosa center for contemporary art in napa. look for a full list, search for smithsonian museum day. that's what you got. >> and we like it. thanks, mike. time to check in with meteorologist vianey arana for our micro climate forecast. >> we've got some changes ahead. i think it's a welcome sight

mike, hannah has more from washington d. c. in a speech that lasted well over an hour, donald trump repeated many of the claims he made before repeating his baseless claim that the 2020 election was stolen. he lashed out at president biden for accusing him and his maga. movement of being a real threat to democracy. he also accuse the f, b i and the department of justice of being weaponized by the, by that administration. the somewhat ironic from someone who it must be remembered, fired the director of the f, b i and demanded absolute loyalty from the department of justice. this is what he had to say about the f b i search of his home. a few weeks ago you saw when we witnessed one of the most shocking abuses of power by any administration in american history. the shameful raid and breaking of my home moral argo was a travesty of just that made a mockery of america's laws, traditions, and principles. before the entire world, the entire world was watching and there shot. but the speech was also notable, not for what trump said, bu

maggie, mike lindell of all people has been a central figure in trump spreading these lies about the 2020 election. what do you see as the significance of this subpoena? >> there is a could things. mike lindell has been at the center of this encouraging the idea trump could be reinstated to office which is not possible and it's really important to note that because it shows how extreme what he's talking about is. number one, this shows the doj is very focused on people who were trying to get trump to or trying to work with trump at trump's desire to subvert the results of the 2020 election but this particular subpoena seems to have ties to local officials. this is not just about quote unquote fake electors as we knew it to be. this seems to go in a different direction. i think we need to note for people, it doesn't mean chargers are imminent but there is an active investigate on going into a new area we haven't seen before. >> i wish we could say it was only coming from characters like mike lindell but we seen a sweep for it. the senate candidate, house candidate. what is going on wit

mike mibach. the sheriff has taken those deputies off duty. but none of the payroll for now .is a story that ktvu crime reporter henry lee first broke this morning and he has more on why the sheriff felt the need to take action now. 47 alameda county sheriff's deputies now without law enforcement powers for doing poorly on psychological exams going back to 2016 ktvu has learned that deputies received unsatisfactory marks during their background checks and will now be stripped of their guns. the deputies have assignments that include monitoring inmates at santa rita jail in dublin to patrolling the streets from the eden township station in san leandro. essentially what you have is you have a sheriff's deputy who was a walking liability, and some might say a walking lawsuit as well. civil rights attorney at dante pointer says this is unprecedented close to 50 members of law enforcement who are given a pass to carry a badge and a gun and they were not qualified. ktvu obtained a copy of the letter sent to deputies on friday. in the letter, sheriff greg hearn says his office believ

mike: interesting numbers in the fox poll that i want to dig into and get you to react to. has biden administration been effective in managing government? 38% said yes, 52% no. that's a 13-point drop from a year ago. jonathan, how troubling is that for democrats? >> i think it is troubling, one of the problems that democrats haven't faced is they have to get out there and sell to the american what they've been done. barack obama had the best line when somebody asked what we need to do in the midterms, we need to tell our story. the democratic party in congress and joe biden have had historic legislative accomplishments. we just passed one of the most impactful bills in my lifetime. they need to get out there and scscream about it like donald trump would if he were president right now and if they do that and tell voters that will impact their lives the numbers will go up. we need to get the numbers up before november. mike: what does it say to you if house members, senators are not calling the white house and say, hey, i want to do a presidential event to sell this bill? >> i th

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