mike: anita for more on this, we're joined by attorney mercedes cowan. welcome. >> thanks for having me, mike. mikehunter biden's attorneys was asked whether or not hunter will testify on capitol hill. let's play it. >> you have to have a serious congressional proceeding in order to consider having somebody like your client come and there's been nothing serious about this set of proceedings until they show that they have a serious intent, are operating within the rules and have a proper legislative purpose, nobody would go before them. mike: is there a risk, if they don't participate? >> significant risk. i mean, obviously if they're being subpoenaed, there could be penalties attached to that for failure to appear for sworn testimony pursuant to subpoena. it could be violation of court order, but more significantly is as a defense attorney, you certainly don't want your client in the thick of a criminal investigation, to then go forth and talk about what might be very significant to the investigation and lead to other charges. so, as a defense attorney, i certainly counsel clients unless they're fa

mike. mike: nate foy reporting live from the big apple, thanks a lotment. >> reporter: you got it. mikecrossings along the rio grande valley sector continuing to serve and all four sec editors are either near or overcapacity. bill melugin is live in la jolla, texas, with more. hello, bill. >> reporter: mike, good afternoon to you. just a few moments ago there was a little bit of an incident in eagle pass. take a look at this video, a group of 14 illegal immigrants crossed the river and breached the razor wire the state of texas has put up. then they climbed up on top of the shipping containers that texas put up as well, and there was a little bit of i don't know if i'd call it a standoff, but they were waiting until eventually texas dps and highway patrol responded, got them down and took them all into custody. they have been all turned over to border patrol. that was eagle pass. then we'll bring you back down to where we are. these photos courtesy of texas dps. sullivan city, texas dps and border patrol coming across a group of 10 up a accompanied miners ages 10-16 all from guatemala a

that are gonna come from eating a tomato that you that skill has traces of this pesticide called mike mike. mike, hello, beautiful. all i think is the name of it how. 6 using it up and smoking, it is very cancer carving and people were using this very, very common pesticide. i'm thinking, you know, they're good gardeners, they know what they're doing. all just drove. so michael, michael, you know on it because it worked great on my tomatoes and what they're doing actually is creating a toxic substance. so this is one of the things that, that the governments ask us to test for make sure that it's not there. thank you. so much brad, the please stick around. brad will stay with us after the break. and when we come back we will explore the global cannabis traits. and where is the listen drug market? the biggest? the on july, the 8th 1941 german troops entered the stone here from the south. soviet soldiers and civilians full of the enemy courageously on the stony and soil go with thousands of casualties. found out the federal home to your point. therefore we are giving you 50 feeling it that i'm not

that are gonna come from eating a tomato that you guys still has traces of this pesticide called mike mike. mike, hello, beautiful. all i think is the name of it how. 6 using it up and smoking, it is very cancer carving and people were using this very, very common pesticide. i'm thinking, you know, they're good gardeners, they know what they're doing. all just drove some microsoft microbe, you know, on it because it worked great on my tomatoes and what they're doing actually is creating a toxic substance. so this is one of the things that, that the governments ask us to test for, make sure that it's not there. thank you so much, brad, but please stick around the rad. we'll stay with us after the break. and when we come back, we will explore the global cannabis trade and where is the list and drug market. the biggest. 9 6 typically, medium dunbar was for the film was who used to be is there on the 5th floor when a new site ends up being adequate to the cell in the final part of the status of most of the stuff which is subject to the the global trade and canada accounts for about 38 percent of the

mike: brian kilmeade let you get back to the radio. thank you for your time today. >> go get them, mike. thanks. we never left the radio. >> mikeice members killed in the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. two years later the president has never once mentioned their names or met with their families. the grief and outrage still raw. plus we'll talk more about the troubles facing the biden family. >> only because republicans took the majority have we found out what president biden told us when he was running for office is not true. >> mike: speaker kevin mccarthy floating a possible impeachment inquiry to get to the bottom of how involved the president really was in hunter's foreign deals. congressman michael mccaul, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, on all of it next. veteran homeowners. are you applying for a car loan? the monthly payments can be expensive. with an affordable home loan from newday, you can pay cash and own the car or truck of your dreams. about two years ago, i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog, she's a much healthi

thanks mike. mike martin from king's college and on the united states will begin training ukrainian pilots to fly f. 16 fighter jets next month. 3 european countries, denmark, the netherlands, and norway are providing the jets for keith. ukraine says it needs the plains to defend itself against russia. first time, cost effective and lightweight f sixteens on some of the most sought after 5 digits . i think these just would sleep of old soviet cleans has been a big demand, a few clean at the advance. if it's fight back against russia. not, not only people you claim to see if these planes from den fox netherlands in norway, but it's pilots would be trained by the us and your to clean countries. but it's a process that could take months. obviously we're going to work as fast as we can, but what you don't want to do is you don't wanna brush a pilot in training, in a high performance combat aircraft and then put them in harm's way, not fully prepared. so a lot of this will depend on the pilots where they're

mike, there's a pretty cute little fellow. >> reporter: he is. look at this. look at the ears on him. hey, mike. >> mikeyeah, the human mike inouye was walking around looking at this video and he says he loves his namesake. thank you so much. >>> all right. take a live look in downtown san jose. this is where silicon valley pride festivities will kick off. the festivities start tonight with a party at glass house on west santa clara street. tomorrow there will be a nighttime festival at cesar schaff easy plaza starting at 6:00 p.m. on sunday the big float parade beginning at julian and market street and ending at cesar chavez plaza. nbc a big sponsor. if you see the float, say hello. that starts at 10:00 a.m. you say the forecast will be nice for that, too? >> it will be a great weekend. hopefully have a chance to get out there and enjoy that. tomorrow evening though if you are going out early in the day, like say 5:00, 6:00, getting your spot and heading out there, it is going to be mild, but temperatures will be dropping quickly. you want to make sure you have a jacket because it will be cool througho

mike and mike, mike santoli, mike bailey, thank you very much. get more of mike santoli's market thoughts tonight at 6:00 p.m. on "taking stock." mike and josh brown will discuss the issues facing the markets and says they're going to have fun doing it. >> looks like we were having fun in that moment. >> that is two guys having fun. >> we'll see. >> can you give me -- >> tell me what josh will be wrong about -- >> what you're going to be right about. >>> coming up next on "power lunch," some headwinds for wind turbines. the offshore wind industry is norv gating unchartered waters, inflationary pressures and rising rates pushing up overall costs. details are next. further ahead, college tuition costs are growing well beyond what many families can afford. it's driving many americans further into debt. he e tas enpor lunch" returns. >>> welcome back. time for our etf tracker. we look at gold funds despite the rising yields and concerns about china gold is down about 1% this week and the gold etf seeing net outflows of $373 million over the past week.

i thought mike was going to come mike mike knows a lot of folks who were in that group. i would i'd say there's a there's a collective sense of discipline meant in that group. russia was off to such a good start in the mid nineties and they they were behaving acting by the rules they understood how the stock markets work. they were buying stocks. they were listening to their financial advisors. and then and then the wheels kind of came off in 98 and and, you know, when when the banking crisis hit and in an after that, the russians reverted to their old ways, their you know, their corrupt ways, bribing, corruption, you know, threatening force, threatening violence because their court systems don't work. and that's how you resolve business disputes, is by threatening violence. so, you know, but it's disappointing that russia didn't didn't follow that initial path that that looks so good. you know, i wrote this essay when i was younger called trash can a stamp, and it was not an ethnic term. it was a political term about state capture, corrupt elites, absence of a judiciary

mike doyle? >> hi, i'm mike doyle, and i'm a name you can trust, unlike mike doyle so, listen to me, mike doyle, away from mike doyle on election day, don't vote for this manan, mike doyoyle -- no, waitit, that's m me. avavoid this t this guy. wait, is that me or him? [ bleep ] i don't even know anymore. >> this has been a message from the mike doyle against mike doyle pac [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: mike doyle, mike doyle well, get this guys, i heard that pfizer is being investigated for allegedly hiding more than a billion dollars in profit by transferring money to other countries. yeah, not good well, in response, pfizer went ahead and released this statement. and they said, "pfizer is nfot gfuilty of thfese chfarges and will oppfose them in cfourt! [ laughter ] "unftil then, stfay sfafe and rfemember to gfet vfacinated not mofderna pffiziferf pfight me! [ cheers and applause sounds serious >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: pfight pfight -- pfighting, sorry, yeah well, some entertainment news. henry cavill says that in his next performance as superman, he'll be playing a, quote, "enormously joyful

please welcome back to the late show, mike birbiglia. hi, mike. >> mike: thanks for having me. mike: this is so cool. super cool. >> stephen: obviously the midterms are today so i need to ask you the big question on all the voters' minds, how did you end up in a taylor swift video? >> mike: [laughs] that's the hot topic on cnn? >> stephen: it's the one question i haven't heard an answer tonight. i don't associate you with tay-tay. >> mike: i am in the "antihero" video. it was a fluky thing. a friend of ours is jack antonoff, brilliant musician. i've known him for many years. we have bennett bohne rew music festival 15 years ago. it so happened she was riding the music video the day that we happen to meet and we were having pizza with jack and a bunch of folks and she thought oh, apparently in her mind, she thought this is the dystopic version, the nightmare version of what my son would be. and that's my dream come true. that due to being my dream come true. she got a text from her -- i don't know. >> stephen: you got a text from her? so you have her phone number? >> mike: sure.

it would be devastating to lose mike's. mike's is the crown jewel of the midtown area. >> he's been very enthusiastic, and we want to make sure that he stays. he's a treasured business here in palo alto. >> reporter: wallou is working on it. >> we just want to work out something that works for both sides. >> reporter: in palo alto, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> to our rising temperatures. parts of the bay area expected to hit triple digits this weekend. here's a live look at san jose where it's in the mid 80s right now. john mayeda breaking down what we should expect. >> we saw 90s inland. in terms of triple digits, talking solano county, probably the tri-valley around this time tomorrow as high pressure bakes in those warmer temperatures just in time for the weekend. 90 days in san rafael. san jose, as you mentioned, not too bad. dropping to 82 degrees. and no heat around san francisco to oakland, we're comfortably in the mid 60s to low 70s. notice the 24-hour temperature change. they have trended up. toward

speaking to mike mike westlake as he bustles those claims that are approaching yellowknife in the north west, hundreds of canada known as quick, has shaken the columbia and capital book, a tom patients, a move to the streets as a hospital was evacuated, aluminum felt her death from a window, the 9 to 6.3 tremor was 160 kilometers away, and there were no reports of major damage. a payload of passengers in the united states have had a delayed flight to mexico, but just taken off from houston headed full time, couldn't when this happened, the engine problem forced the crew to head back to he says he'll be at fault for a safe landing southwest airlines found a replacement, boeing 737 to get the passengers to mexico only a few hours late. so it has had on the outs, sarah osborne, ahead of that well, comp, final, against england, spain's coaches on the increasing pressure. so it will be here to explain why the the the as time now for all the sport and all the latest room, the women's will accomplish folks i sing, isn't it? yeah, it is. it's getting to be very exciting point laura, because tha

a very struggle with mike mike, gender identity. and i was like in the morning and see myself in the mirror. and i just realize, yeah, i don't, i don't even have any connection with the person starting. documenting will at nothing in my life. reading math, it's me anymore because it's just like, well, what's the point you living tional living? see i figured out how it was gonna take my life. and i couldn't like, you know, i was at a point where i, i just couldn't even function. you know, i could barely get through the day on since that breaks down. and i thoughts myself. this is this wrong, i can't do this. and that was january 2012 that i decided to take this. i'm going to transition as they transition was the thing that i wanted most in my life. and yet, at the same time, it was the scariest thing could imagine it was this, you know, it was like this huge mountain. the i was terrified of confronting as, and i did some bite sport and i just don't know what's going on except me in that space. charlie's family and friends convinced h

is that i read the 45 page indictment which outed jack smith as praising mike mike pence, heroically resisting the pressure. miken interview where he said even though "trump and i don't see eye to eye, i don't believe anything criminal." don't blame donald trump for trying. 70 million people voted for him. had he not trade everything he could come a lot of people thought -- finally, the lawyers, two of whom are coconspirators, one is a friend of mine who have known for a long time. he made a theory that the law was more than ceremonial. he was facing -- in california. he lost his position as a former dean and law professor at chapman university for making an unpopular legal argument. what prompted is not unlawful and i applaud him for trying even though i don't believe the statute is determined the way he interpreted it. has been -- >> you got your message out there. promising you will be on the debate stage. >> i need 40,000 interviews, donors. go to my website, you can donate as little as $1. >> even you could, sandra. >> are you enjoying this process customer >> i am. it's willing and hard, not eating or slee

mike baker works, that means you're about to die. that's their motto. >> mike: but it's quick and it's peaceful. >> greg: usually back of the head. >> mike: and so the pointng is that, look, i've got investigators that, you know, within a couple of months would have put this together. and i think, assuming that those folks on capitol hill that are responsible for this investigation don't get bored, they'll do it as well because it's money. and the great thing about an asset tracing exercise or money laundering is that the trail is there. it's a heavy lift, it's labor intensive, you have to work for it. but you can do it. and this is -- i don't know how else to explain it. it's money laundering. it's pay for play. and the media's spin on this now, now they're talking about like, well, okay, maybe the president got on a couple calls but that's just like you walk in the room and say hello and then you leave. he doesn't know. so they're slowly starting to lose their ability to defend this or to hide it. and if they keep the investigation going, there will be enough paper trail to prove what's been going on. but this stinks out loud. >> greg: except that the m

mike belshe is with us, bitgo ceo. at the time we are talking about concerns and raising money -- what? did you mike: mikeve to prove it is that -- >> what did you have to prove? mike: i think bitgo does stand above and it comes to an exit of four things. everyone is talking about regulatory safety at this point, we have a backstop of a macroeconomy that is really struggling. the last thing you want is to have your investments in crypto be on the wrong side of the regulators. bitgo has been building around regulated custody for longer than anyone. we started this in 2017 and have four trust companies -- caroline: can i jump in because within regulatory concerns and headwinds comes a lack of clarity. does that affect your business particularly or are you saying it is a boon for you? >> the lack of clarity has mostly been centered around what the fcc continued -- considers to be securities and what is not. there is a debate. as a custodian, we can full securities and commodities. we are not an exchange so we don't get hit by that part of the market so folks that are looking to participate in these asset cla

concern and it's something that they've still got to fight will tell us about the original march, mike mike and it was consider for of course the height of the civil rights move very much so well, the march began as of this one here that does a at the lincoln memorial here with a series of speeches by civil rights leaders, including martin luther king junior. they then marched along the mole, hundreds of thousands of people. but it's all different in there because on the evening of that particular day, martin luther king junior and a number of other civil rights lead is held him meeting with president kennedy and his vice president clinton johnson. and i was at that moment that's a partnership. as well was forge to push through civil rights legislation. president kennedy was assassinated about an 60 pool and johnson. now the presidents introduced and pushed through the civil rights legislation. the following year. he pushed through the voting rights act, but it all began here and began with the speeches at the lincoln memorial. and it began with the march the rule to the country, the awaren

mike. he had panic attacks. he told me how much he despised mike. >> mike had all of these tales about vietnamese women that he assaultedled and he had photographs that he would show ramirez of decapitated heads of women that he assaulted and he really schooled him how to kill. >> sometimes gruesome photos put images in your mind and they had a great impact on ricky. >> there is no question that his criminal behavior later in life reflects a lot of sex offenses that are violent and involve torture. so for him, there were is a clear fusion between lust and cruelty. >> when richard was 13, he was present when mike got into a argument with his wife and shot her in the face. >> ramirez shot many of his victims in the face, that is not a common place to shoot people yet he is shooting victims in the face often, just like his cousin mike shot the first homicide victim ramirez ever witnessed. >> he was found not guilty for reason of insanity and given a lighter sentence. after he finished his sentence he came back into richards life. it is a pivotal moment in this young kids development. >> richard became increasingly drawn to

mike pence what happens with these two? >> kaylee: experience, two former governors, un ambassador and a former vice president. mikes expected to be the adult in the room. he won two vice presidential debates. he has most experience and will use it. >> ainsley: two people america does not know a lot about, we have burgum and hutchinson. what do you know about them? i know he's a millionaire. we had stuart varney on. how do they break out and stand out tonight? >> kayleigh: they have to get momentum here. self-made individual in the case of hutchinson, second harshest against trump. >> ainsley: there is trump and desantis, he is number three in the polls and will be standing next to desantis tonight. >> kayleigh: he is smart, a authentic and an outsider. we have seen hit piece after hit piece, that is likely his rival planting stories, he will be standing next to nikki haley and most hit pieceings on foreign plsz. >> ainsley: he doesn't want to fund israel, majority of americans don't agree with that. how does he break,a way from that? will he change his tune? >> kayleigh: he has to. you mentioned israel. iowa has a

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mike pence. mike pence didn't have the courage to do what he should've done to protect our democracy and our constitution which inspired the mob to want to hang mike pence. i will never understand why it took so long for mike pence to come to the place where apparently he now resides, which is fully blaming donald trump for not only tried to overturn american democracy but endangering his life, the life of his family, the life of all the police officers at the capitol and everyone who is in the u.s. capital building that day. he will ultimately be a powerful and damning witness against donald trump. >> glenn kirschner thank you very much for starting off our discussion. andrew weissmann is going to remain with us for the rest of the hour. coming up, we will hear more from the star witness mike pence who has much more to say in the last 24 hours. that's next. 24 hours that's next. (dad) we got our subaru forester wilderness to discover all of the places that make us feel something more. (vo) subaru is the national park foundation's largest corporate donor, helping expand access for all. when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be.

security view of our republican leaders in the congress, mitch mcconnell, roger wicker, mike rogers, mike turner, mikeese are people that fundamentally push for the approach for our national security, george washington had a saying that the most effective way of preserving the pieces to be prepared for war and we live in a very dangerous turbulent and uncertain world so we need a very strong national security, especially vis-À-vis china. cheryl: i love that you brought up ronald reagan, this morning i was reading a piece in the journal what would reagan tell the gop debaters and one of the things that it says, forget unconstructive outrage offer a clear pathway to reclaiming our government and talking about us on the world stage and making sure when people think america and they think about the military that they think about the strength of this country, gallagher made some interesting points as well in his piece, he said first tiktok, they need to talk about tiktok becoming the most powerful social media company and the united states. also dealing with chinese companies, the congress department annou

mike. mike: good context. be safe in the weather. >> thanks. ♪ now back to the campaign trail. the presidential debate here on fox in just a few weeks. how the hunter biden investigation may impact the presidents reelection bid. joining me is the blue strategies founder and principal and brad howard a democratic strategist. welcome to both of you. >> thanks for having us. let's start with former president trump on the campaign trail in south carolina last night. >> it's terrible that a political opponent can haphazardly charge you with the fake crime in the middle of your campaign in order to interfere with your time, money, message and there is nothing you can do in theory that can stop this travesty of justice. >> i know you don't agree with him but is that an effective argument with his base? >> no. not even a prosecutor. he certainly led the case, the argument for it but at the end of the day they decided there was enough evidence to move forward with the trial and that is what will happen. the presidents problem is he is a trout in d.c., new york and florida and now maybe one coming in georgia that is certainly not a good place to be headed into a presidential election. >> mikeing a tougher tone in recent days. let's play him. >> at the president was convinced that i had some right to reject or return of electoral votes even though no vice president in american history had ever asserted that. they were asking nato return the election. >> what is the impact? >> i'm not sure if it is effective, but it is certainly necessary. he needs to stand up and talk about what he saw and dealt with first hand. that is where we will really get the information that only a few people have shared voters do need to listen to him. i think it is interesting as you saw for president donald trump condemning pence and, again, republican speaking out about what the former president did. i do hope it will be more effective. >> former new jersey governor chris christie says it is not all about trump. let's play him. >> he will be talking about donald trump rather than joe biden. what we should be focused on is talking about joe biden and his record and that is why he cannot be the nom

chief washington correspondent mike emanuel takes a look tonight. good evening,. >> mike: mikeing. the federal judge overseeing president trump's case here in washington has ordered a hearing this friday morning. it's about the back and forth over so-called protective order regarding what mr. trump is able to speak about sensitive information in this case. a major campaign issue for the former president. in battleground new hampshire, g.o.p. frontrunner, former president donald trump took aim at rival candidate governor ron desantis. >> that's son of a [bleep] is running. can you believe it? i just got him elected. so that's why i have been particularly hard on him. unfortunately it's worked because is he crashing. >> a distant second in most polls desantis announced today he is replacing his campaign manager. a desantis campaign spokesman saying, quote: we are excited about these additions as we continue to spread the governor's message across the country. >> it is desantis' third staff shakeup in less than a month and comes just two weeks after his campaign lit off 1/3 of its

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tonight, former president -- vice president mike pence -- mike pence, then for that grandma saw make,nd nikki haley. on friday night, florida governor ron desantis. fair side chats, with republican presidential candidates from the iowa state fair, this week at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and online at c-span.org. gop presidential hopefuls set -- sat down at the iowa state fair at talks hosted by the states governor. doug burgum counted our compliments -- counted accomplishments in his role as governor and outlined his campaign platform. reynolds fair-side chat. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the iowa state fair. let's welcome governor kim reynolds and governor doug burgum! ♪ gov. reynolds: good morning and welcome to day two of the fair-side chats. it is great to have you here as we interview republican presidential candidates. today, i am happy to be joined by an entrepreneur, very successful businessman and the current governor of north dakota , doug burgum. give a couple of opening comments. gov. burgum: thanks to you and your whole team. we have known each other for six years

mike pence. hang mike pence. hang mike pence. >> that one of the enduring images from that day. pence is also a victim in all of this, targeted that very day as the riot was unfolding at 2:24 p.m. trump attacked pence for refuse to go interfere with the electoral college certification. at that point he tweeted this, in part, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution. one minute later the secret service was forced to evacuate the vice president, his family and his team from the senate chamber to a secure location. we later learned that pence spent several hours in a loading dock underneath the building as law enforcement worked to push back the mob. at one point he was less than 100 feet from the violent crowd. john? >> joining us now former trump white house lawyer jim scholz and elliot williams. friends, there's no real dispute here about what happened, right? the actions that took place generally speaking everyone agrees took place. so what jack smith has to

. >> he kept interjecting even at times when they were saying mike mike, it's not his natural personaknow, i know this from his time in washington. it's just not who he is, where he debated far in the kamala harris vp debate. recall that i mean, it i mean, it was just a completely different. so it's unfortunate. didn't come out to >> all right. but here trump didn't really come up until the second strip and which was interesting. but the big question, can anybody take the party away from donald trump? i mean, even did you notice that there were cheers in the room when when somebody was saying nice things about trump, there were boos in that room when people when when candidates were saying something negative. so no question whose side they were in that room, right? well, you know, it's it's interesting, right? i was just having a conversation with someone about this. it. >> donald trump spectacle continues to grow every new coat they wage against him. right. what is it? 91 counts they have against him. i don't el chapo have i mean, it's it's just it's just bizarre to see a president c

i was walking around going, johnny, johnny, mike, mike. sign my shirt.5 signatures. >> stephen: they signed with pens? what do you think happens when we die? >> prince harry: i think we become animals. >> stephen: i like that. like, we reincarnate? do you have an animal he would like to come back as? >> prince harry: probably an elephant. >> stephen: favorite action movie? tough questions. >> prince harry: "gladiator." yeah. [applause] >> stephen: you know the emperor in that, marcus aurelius, the one who gets killed. favorite quote in the world. he said let us have an end to this debate about what makes a great man and be one. you can use that. >> prince harry: good knowledge. thank you. >> stephen: window or aisle? >> prince harry: cockpit. [applause] >> stephen: favorite smell? >> prince harry: favorite smell. my wife. >> stephen: least favorite smell. >> prince harry: uhhh. i guess that's obvious. [sniffing] [laughter] >> stephen: most used app on your phone. >> prince harry: for me, generally, better up. >> stephen: what is better up? >> prince harr

>> martha: thanks, mike. mike emanuel reporting.t hume, fox news senior political analyst. great to have you here. i saw the open for tonight's big debate, which you voiced. i encourage everybody to tune in for that at the very beginning. it's really a stunning piece that was put together -- >> the best thing about it, it's just my voice. my face is not on camera. >> martha: and your voice is fantastic president don't miss his narrative. the bidens are on vacation. people are allowed to take a vacation. he's with his family. a lot is happening over the course of that time. they have a lot of financial pressures on them. what is your assessment of the president's posture as we head into tonight? >> he looks at it and thinks if he can stave off the investigation to his son, he's in good shape. he and the democrats continue to believe that donald trump is in the commanding position and will almost certainly be nominated and having beaten donald trump before, i think the president bel believes he can beat him again. my sense if it wasn'

then let's go to mike pence. mike pence, every time he invoked god's name, i cringed.hat man's behavior to me is just disgusting. i do not believe he did the right thing in the 2020 election. and he and asa hutchinson are on the same page when it comes to what they did in their state with the lgbtq community. the only two left, ron desantis, i thought he did an excellent job. but he does not have the stamina to fight the washington swamp. ramaswamy, i think i said that correctly, he shown on that stage. he is very charismatic. actually, many of the things he said are very true, but you have to be careful of people like that because often, when you see that, what you see is what you get. everyone have a blessed day. >> mary lou in new jersey. this is virginia. florida. orlando. democrat. >> yes. thank you. c-span. i am so thankful that we do have an outlet that we can vent our opinions. i want to say that i'm 81 years old. i heard the lady say that we need to get on our knees and pray. i agree with her, 100%. i watch the debate and i would hate to tell you who i thought

mike -- mike pence and the department of justice. a bit of a deeper focus on what was happening outside of the state of georgia. the georgia case is remarkably similar. it does a deeper dive into essentially taking us inside what was happening on the ground in a specific state so that we could see the break into the electoral actual machine. we could hear and read about the granular harassment of ruby freeman and shay moss. there are more granular details about how this scheme was alleged to happen from washington got implemented on the ground. i do think they are similar with slightly different focuses. the key difference is one that may become quite important which is that the state charges against all of the defendants remain regardless of who wins the presidency. the state charges cannot be federally pardoned by a president. that is true even if some of the defendants are successful in moving the case from state court to federal court. the charges are still state charges and they remain not subject to a federal pardon. i want to make one brief caveat. if donald trump was a defendant in the georgia state case were to win the presidency, there is a substantial legal argument, he certainly will make the argument that the georgia state case should be on hold as to him. the case could still go forward as to the other defendants. they would not be subject to my -- subject to either a stay or a pardon. to my mind is the key difference. obviously, the georgia state -- the georgia case stays in state court. one other benefit to the public is that georgia state trials are generally televised. federal trials are not televised. the georgia case, if it remains in state court, it is one that all of us will be able to see for ourselves. i do think that is going to be important. michael, to your point about how we tackle the big lie on trial. i am not naive. i do not think televising means everyone sees the truth and recognizes the truth. i do think that for many people it will have that effect. michael: if there is a televised tableau of mike pence saying the things that he has said in the various indictments, that will be riveting. one of the questions that comes from the audience is relating to the way the georgia case was charged, using rico, the state analog to the federal racketeering law. it is a lot of defendants to cram into one courtroom. what is the significance of this being charged as a racketeering case, a type of conspiracy? -- conspiracy law and are we likely to see a trial with that many people in one room? andrew: let me tackle -- the d.a. says she wants to trial them altogether. personally, having been a prosecutor over 20 years and a -- and i have been a defense lawyer. i think that trying 19 people together is a gift to the defense side. it creates a bit of a circus and i do not expect that is going to happen. at the federal level, there is a presumption of prejudice. when the number is over 10 people but it is not great process and frankly you want the jury to be able to decide whether the proof is tha

mike's chart, and mike's chart ends at what would be sort of this 1975 late half of the year, actually just after i was born, in fact, then we saw that inflation tick up again. but what did rates do, what did the market do, and let's tie this back to what carter was talking about, charts rolling over. in the late 1975 we had the stock market and the s&p look like it was going through this head and shoulders top formation and ticking to the downside. but what happened was, 10-year interest rates held steady, freaked people out as they ticked up, seeing the ten-year get back up to 4.25%. topping action, but what happened? the market reversed itself, the ten-year sort of hung in there, went sideways, and then we got this tremendous 20% rally in the stock market. so, i think we're at a cusp here where, yes, could we get this breakdown below all these levels? the charts look not so great. volatility is cheap. i'd be looking to add protection, add a hedge in at some point in here, because, look, the vix keeps heading lower, that means protection is relatively cheap. buying a put is a lot cheaper than it was in october the last time we saw 4% in the ten-year. every time we go above 4% we have this volatility damping effect. to me the charts don't look good. carter outlined that. volatility is buy some put or protection on a portfolio because i don't want to step out of this market and see it run 20% to the upside. but i want to have some protection, in case those charts get ugly. >> brian, i don't know whether you knew you were setting up a perfect, a perfect transition to mike's options play here, you are laying out a protection play, a put spread, tell us about it, mike. >> yeah, so i was looking at the cues. looking at the rates picture, the cues are a good way to take a look at that. buy insurance when you can, essentially not when you have to, when prices have declined sharply. it seems like a good set up. the october, 360-330 put spread that was going to cost about $7. that gives nice protection over the course of the next couple of months in the event that we see a downdraft and it helps you essentially maintain your equity positions. now, one interesting thing that we really talk about, which is the interplay between the value or the price of a put option and rates. what is interesting is that when rates go higher, all else equal, call prices rise, and put prices decline. if we had 1% rates on short-term money, you know, the at the money puts would probably be about 25 basis points that expire in 60 days. 25 basis points more expensive. may not sound l

mike. >> get out of the car now. [bleep] [bleep]. >> mike: minnesota troopers tried to take a man into custody before shooting him death monday night. the death of ricky cobb, ii, sparking protests and prompting the minnesota state patrol to place the three troopers involved on administrative leave. hello, mike. >> it happened in the early hours of monday morning, just before 2:00 a.m. a minnesota state trooper was monitoring traffic on i-94. colonel langer says the trooper spotted a ford fusion with no taillights. pulled the car over. the trooper learned the driver was wanted by law enforcement in another county, felony violation of domestic protection order in ramsey county, minnesota. filed by the mother of cobb's 5 and 6-year-old children, ramsey county sheriff's office has issued a request to pick up and hold cobb. so they attempted to get cobb to step out of the vehicle, and hand over the keys. cobb did not cooperate. you will see from the video there is a moment his hand moves rapidly to the shifter but nothing to indicate he had a gun. >> you need to step out of the vehicle. >> i'll explain it when you step out. >> when you say step out of the vehicle. >> hey, man -- get out -- >> get out of the car now. [bleep] [bleep]. p ush >> cobb was shot multiple times, the troopers attempted t

mike level, i'll do 0. let's get an update from my counting out who is in the us for his mike police have released as the background information, the identity of the shooter too bad. indeed, he was 21 year old ryan palmer tad who lived near jacksonville with his parents. and the also released the details of those shots. one person were shutting a car outside the store. another was shot as he trying to enter. and the 3rd was shot in the store itself, all 3 of these employees, all these victims were black. and the police say as well. but they found manifesto as they found a living testament and a will add to the problem at his home. they also say that he obtained the weapons that he used in the killings legally, the weapons being a all 15 type assault rifle, as well as a block automatic picture. now it has been reviewed that poem and to was actually held in 2017, under the bank act, which allows authorities to hold somebody for 72 hours for mental observation. but the share of pointed out that this would not disqualify the individual from obtaining a fire on recently ago, illegally, particularly in a state where there's very few controls over the sales a firearm. so this is something that is going to continue to keep out the debate, get to another tragedy with people being shot in this particular case. clearly, according to the police, a racist driven attack attorney general, mary garland says the f b i are investigating. they will investigate this as a hate crime. thank you for the update. mike. mike, kind of live there in washington. the still ahead on the use our the real thing. and it's for you now. mess these horrors on these major need talk. i do do for him to miami. see what the a had low, the strong winds are affecting some northern areas of africa. but before we get the, let's have a look at the middle east and it is a windy situation here too. we've got a shamal wind kicking up down the gulf. that's gonna lower temperatures in places like iraq, as well as to wait, but it is a laundry hot and dry story for much of saudi arabia. how's it going to tuesday? however, we could see some heavier rain developing in the south, west heavy rain as well effecting eastern areas of to keep pulling across the quote because i've got some warnings out for stormy conditions across northern areas of iran. and that is, that's too long, wind blowing down into algeria as well as to news here we have got some warnings out here that seems to unsettled conditions, sweeping across the mediter

we asked mike to moderate tonight's program because his preservation work in los angeles is the subject of tonight's talk in here in san francisco. thank you for being with us mike. mike. welcome and they'll hand the microphone over to you. thank you so much frances. such a pleasure to be here tonight with my two longtime friends and colleagues ken bernstein and stephen schafer to talk about their stunning new book "preserving los angeles" "how preserving historical cities can transform" america's cities" published by angel city press. dare i say this book is a monumentalda achievement in the preservation field. ken has devoted his career h to enhancing the heritage of los angeles and when i joined in 2006 i had big shoes to fill. ken had just left his role as director of preservation for the city and there it was in the planning department and its office of historic resources and urban dub design. among his many responsibilities ken bled the sprawling l.a. project. he documented historic resources across the city's 500 square miles not only the diversity. its cultural communities. anyone who knows los angeles can appreciate the size and scale of this massive undertak

confined, for example, to evangelicals and notice that didn't mention the former vice president mike pence. mike pence has been polling members in iowa where he's been working hard to kind of build on a long-running success with evangelicals who to be hearing this message in iowa. they seem to be talking former president president former president trump. is somebody going to governor desantis tim scott? i thought it was interesting that mckeown says of donald trump wins the first 2 contests, iowa, new hampshire. >> the race could be pretty much over. says that's because it would steamrolled trump into south carolina where trump is really popular. also join me tonight at 8 after the debate, i will be joined by 2 of our political experts will talk about who looked good and who may be doesn't look so good. back to you. all right. looking forward to that, katherine, former president trump is expected to surrender to authorities in fulton county, georgia, tomorrow. he's one of 19 indicted on charges for allegedly attempting to overturn 2020 election results in georgia. the former president has agreed

so martin luther king, mike, he was known at the time our little mike because his father was big mike. little mike wanted to be anything but a preacher because that's what his father did. and he grew up surrounded the church. he learned to read the learned to recite the bible before he read. so even far as when he went to college at morehouse again, that's where his father went. he went to morehouse saying he's going to become a he'd moved on from firefighter by that point and it said he wanted to be a doctor or a lawyer because he thought that would be a good way to help the community and perhaps you know engage in the struggle to defeat crow, to fight for justice. but the pull of the church was always there and even when he went in high school, he took a summer job. think about this, martin. these are the things that either just blow my mind. first of all, they think of him as, mike, until he's like 18, 19, he's still calling himself mike after he took a summer job, high school and college, tobacco farming in connecticut, his first time visiting the north. and there on the tobacco f

mike pence- — listening to his lawyers. that is mike pence. he's _ listening to his lawyers. that is mike pence. officially, namesjoe biden as president of the united states on january the 6th, on the early morning ofjanuary the 7th. january the 6th, on the early morning of january the 7th. but january the 6th, on the early morning ofjanuary the 7th. but mike pence will go down in our nations history as one of the most courageous elected officials that our country has seen. he was very close to donald trump there were not too many meetings that i had with the president during his time in the white house that mike pence is not a part of. mike is right. donald trump was looking for people to justify what he thought was a stolen election. and he found them. those are the crackpot lawyers that vice president pence is talking about. my thought is, how are they going to be charged byjack smith? are thought is, how are they going to be charged by jack smith? are they the co—conspirators, we have to assume that they are, why are they not been brought for charges, they are the ones that help give the pre