molly?ing in our political panel. with us today is vogel group principal matt huen and democrat strategist kristin hawn. thank you both for joining us. we just heard from lucas' fabulous report, a little bit of news was made when president joe biden joined howard stern saying he'd be happy to debate. kristin, do you think that's actually going to happen? when? give me that date. >> i don't know if it's going to happen. i'm not sure it would make any difference. it should happen. you know, this is -- the people deserve to see the two major candidates for the presidential election duke it out on the issues and actually talk about what they see, but i, you know, i don't really think that trump is actually serious about wanting to debate -- molly: oh, trump sounded serious. he offered monday night, tuesday night, wednesday night, matt, what do you think? he'll come to the white house. he's ready to go. do you think it'll actually occur? >> i think it will, and i do think we're going to have a mo

molly? molly: all right.re joined by new jersey if state assemblyman and chester, new mexico, resident. mike, thank you so much for joining us and popping up. how are you, how's your family, how's your district totaling -- holding up? there was some damage so to some homes in newark, there was a water main break. how are all of you? >> ooh we're doing okay. in new jersey you really have to look at this week in its totality. since pond we've had four consecutive days of heavy a rain, one morning of snow. at one point we had more than 100,000 customers in northern new jersey in the district that i represent without power. every day of the school week has been interrupted. the bus schedule, that is. finish and that was all before the biggest earthquake in two and a half centuries. so, listen, 26 aftershocks later including a big one that scwolt ised my family out of bed this morning, you know, we're doing okay. but the mayors, the police chiefs, the oem or coordinators i've been talking to this morning and over

molly. molly: great point.t's a complicated money game we'll be talking about more in the 1:00 hour. madison, thank you so much. griff. griff: and president biden visited the site of the bridge collapse and talked about aid, which could complicate the rebuild. >> hey, griff, so president biden tells baltimore, we have your back and he got a firsthand look at the damage from the air and he's praising the coordinated response among federal, state and local agencies. because of their collaboration, two channels are now open for ships hoping to clear the wreckage. the u.s. army corps of engineers is hoping to open a channel for commercial traffic by end of the month and then normal capacity to baltimore by may 31st. until then, they're looking at mitigating supply disruptions. >> there will be at sparrow's point to take on more ships. >> ultimately they want the federal government to cover the entire cost of replacing the francis scott key bridge. that could run into the billions of dollars and some hardlines are p

molly? >> molly: the president did speak with the governor in new jersey, saying that the administration had been in touch with state and local officials and will provide assistance if needed. white house is now monitoring the situation as well as we are looking at this. so, it is good to know that a federal authorities and local authorities are working together. >> bill: one thing governor murphy did a send out a tweet, and he said if you do not have an immediate emergency do not call 911, many people probably had questions in the moment i on what was happening. at the house or even their neighborhood or even the place of work. john is back with us. the process of growth and sciences and southern california welcome back here, we spoke almost 40 minutes ago i believe. jess is a possibility of a aftershock is one thing we are curious about. but did you take anything away from these officials who spoke in new york city? >> no, they seem to be on top of this. and the issue is there is a possibi

molly. molly: you know, great reporting, nicole.urvival from the long family. glad they're okay. we can see the damage. thank you for bringing that home for us. nicole valdez, appreciate it. griff: and part of the scary images, another round of severe tornados possible today across the southern plains. meteorologist adam klotz has more from the weather center. >> hey, griff. big weather firing up this afternoon. we're begun to see it a little bit. storms currently across oklahoma and every one of those yellow boxes is a severe thunderstorm. winds up to 60 miles per hour, hail up to two inches and that red box is a tornado-warned storm currently. we've seen them fire up and the big ones coming up later. it's not often that we get the pink shade, a four on scale of five of the risk of severe weather. it's mostly across portions of oklahoma, but you can see it dipping down into texas as well. a tornado watch is currently in place until 1 p.m. central time and that will get updated and we'll continue to see likely the storms even amplif

. ♪ hello everyone i am tom along with molly line, tammy bruce and guy benson.elcome to "the big weekend show". the big story tonight is a fox news alert. >> march madness, the south carolina lady gamecocks finish a perfect season with a championship went over the iowa hawkeyes 87 - 75. >> suite redemption. undefeated south carolina has one of the third national championship. tom: caitlin clark who has captivated the country's attention scored a game-high of 30 points. despite her teams loss, she has a reason to celebrate she's expected to be the topic in the wnba. do i know a lot about the wnba or the women's basketball in general, no i do not. guy does but i am leaving the show so i'm going to go directly to you. guy: i'm not an expert but i watch the game a lot of americans skim untreated final four drew over 14 million viewers i bet that was eclipse today, caitlin clark is an incredible talent she had 30 pointed in a play that well and still had 30 points. >> why did you say she didn't play that well how do you know she got the point what you mean she didn't

molly: welcome back to "the big weekend show".kaholics are getting pushed out by the 501.crowds everywhere the live to work ethic over? >> if you do your job better you get points. >> 5000 points i will let you tattoo whatever you want on the old ss bernard. >> have you noticed a mood shi shift. >> i se sat next to the stanleyr years and this is not time. >> shall be the best numbers this place has ever seen. it took them one day. molly: now a democrat, guesswork wants to make a law to write to ignore after hours calls and e-mail from their bosses, california assemblyman offered the bill saying we are in constant competition for other states on texas and new york who are trying to woo california workers to their states the workers to disconnect will be a major benefit to our workforce and make the tech sector better able to compete for skilled workers as bloomberg puts it always on, always off, the era is over as workforce is big and small ditch business as s usual for worklife balance, this is the most california thing ever. >> i

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to hear more about it, we go to molly . molly, are you there? molly. molly, are you there?. >> i am here. >> oh, lovely to see you. >> oh, lovely to see you. >> you too . >> you too. >> you too. >> be honest, molly. i know what this sounds like. are you persuaded that the mighty world health organisation have actually backed down, or are they just pulling back to think again , i look, i don't know what again, i look, i don't know what the intention is. i don't think we can impute any particular intention. what we see is what is in front of us. and i would make two key points here. the first is that on any measure, you know, reading from a legal perspective , the new draft perspective, the new draft represents a really significant climb down, on a number of key issues that i know . neal, you issues that i know. neal, you and i have talked about many, many times. but, you know, there were probably 6 or 7 really egregious , examples of overreach egregious, examples of overreach by the world health organisation. and in pretty much every case, they have either been deleted or wa

mollie, take a whack at this.s this a cultural issue, cultural marxism, woke culturallism, it is anti-semitism, it is shutting down campuses. they had to stop the classes, that is pad -- bad enough. i don't see joe biden's justice department doing what they ought to be doing, minimally an fbi investigation and maybe more. i don't see them lifting one finger so far, tell me i'm wrong but i don't see it. >> we haven't seen anything yet. yesterday the white house had pan official statement saying it was bad what is happening with these jewish statements. but this afternoon president biden said came out there are good people on both sides of october 7th. he is with the jews, jewish students but also with the people who support the october 7th attack this is what we were told donald trump did which wasn't actually true. media were hysterical about it. you are absolutely right. this is the natural result of dei when you teach people to say your political opponents are racist, bigoted, when you teach people violent again

mollie, this matthew colangelo, he was number 3 in justice department,ism what is he doing with the lead -- he is the lead prosecutor for the -- not alvin bragg, but this guy, who came up from washington. what does it mean. >> people know that biden department of justice is going after president trump with their federal cases, they don't maybe realize hughow involved, biden doj officials and other top democrats are in all of the other lawfare that is run against number one republican, matthew colangelo is a great example of this, merrick garland number 3 in the different of justice. it is weird he is in new york prosecuting this case. people down just alvin bragg orphan fan or letit, fa fani willis or letitia james in some of the cases. larry: so, charlie we have other fish to try, hanging on mollie's point, this guy was a big shot at justice department biden justice department, that department passed on this case in the first place. federal election commission passed, local district attorney, former manhattan da, vance, he passed and bragg pathed until he -- passed until he was pressure

mollie, you wrote the book on zuckabucks.ng. mollie, lately as you probably know, president biden is putting out executive orders and exhorting all of his bureaucrats in all these agencies, i don't care which agency, agriculture, justice, prisoners, hhs, go out there and register voters and harvest voters. by the way we will pay you for administrative leave while we do it this is like a federal zuck-a-bucks, mollie hemingway. scares me a lot. >> people call them biden bucs. it comes from an executive order biden issued shortly after he came into office. all these agencies filed secret plans how they would get involved in the election this is a problem. we need to know we can trust election outcomes and we also kind of concerned that if this were a free and fair election you would be seeing a 1980 style blowout because of all the ways people are meddling how we do elections, not caring about them being secure, people are worried about what the outcome will be and they should be because so much taxpayer fund something going to

joining me is mark eiglarsh and mollie hemingway. i'm be ing naughty there.l this time, doesn't hillary warn there was a vast right-wing experience trying to take down her husband? we found the community. >> mollie: this article describes in detail part of the conspiracy to use law fare and worried this will give credence to all the times republicans have complained to take president trump off the ballot or bankrupt him or his family or put him in prison. it is not shocking to see aspect of conspiracy to interfere in the 2024 election, interesting to see who is involved. >> laura: you are winding down your week, mark, friday comes around, kick back and spend time with norm eisen, this group of legal pundits denyings it is a strategy to take down trump to send him to prison or derail his presidential campaign. it is telectual chat session about legal theory. >> mark: and it may be, i'm not jumping on your outrage bandwagon right now. if talking heads are getting together, what did you have to say? get it together and this conspiracy will be complete then yes,

>> that's right. >> joe: molly, should weaken -- is going to lead to world war iii?o complement taylor on the subtlety of the message, you know, the capitalization of k., i am. it so subtly might not pick it up. and so it shows what a great writer she is. i don't -- i don't like to be personally involved in drama but i am one of those people who sort of gets excited, like, other people are involved in drama so i did read, like, every story i could and this situation today. i think they're going to -- i think that i trust the kardashian family to capitalize on this in the right way. they do know how to kind of keep things cold and then at the right moment come out and make a big deal out of it. >> joe: is remarkable -- [laughter] >> i just wish i could have seen chris jenner when this happened, screaming in to a cell phone. [laughter] for sure. >> i don't know mike i did my best last time. you came around twice on this but i am -- [laughter] i came -- came here on my day off to support you and you laid on to me constantly. [laughter] how deep can we go on this. >>> ho

let's do this gave a fist and response, but molly, has anyone been the courtroom?y have not. he's been with his lawyers. obviously, there have been a couple of political aides in the courtroom at various points, but none of his family members have been in attendance. >> does that tell you anything they don't want to be there anymore than he does, i guess. yeah. i wonder also if you think about that, it might actually benefit the defense to say, see his family hasn't want to be here because this is actually embarrassing, not about a campaign, but about his family dynamic as well. they might try to use that in some way. got another question, kevin, from north carolina, what's your question, kevin? >> get even laura. thanks, rami on is it possible that the former president be found guilty of a misdemeanor falsification of records, and not a felony conviction. that's a good question, tim, what's your answer? so in new york, they have the ability to possibly instruct the jury on these lesser included offenses the defense can object. now, the problem is given the passage

mollie, you see the panic button being hit on several -- in several ways.ut, what does the media stand to gain here from just indulging in this fantasy that the people just don't understand how good it is under biden? >> well, in recent years we have seen the media go from near bias which we saw was very problematic for decades into outright propaganda. they manufacture stories. they suppress stories. they put their hand on one side of the ledger for every single issue that effects elections. what do they stand to gain? they gain power by advocating for their preferred political party. just as you said, laura, so many bad things are happening and it's partly happening because the media are not covering the true story of what happens when one administration and other democrat prosecutors try to imprison and bankrupt their political opposition that's actually horrific yet you don't hear the media covering that honestly. they don't cover any issue honestly whether it's border, crime, foreign policy, or anything else that we are dealing with. >> laura: now, you

the heat wave has killed more than a 100 people in molly oval wyoming the mugs. over in the horn of africa there's been heavy rain in one incident to northern kenya, a bus with more than 50 passengers was swept away in flood horses. fortunately, all of those on board managed to escape to safety for the south zambia malawi ends and bob whey have all declared a stage of disaster. the range of failed drought has destroyed the harvest and agencies a 24000000 people in the region. please hunger and malnutrition. scientists attribute the severity of these events. the climate change the effect of human activity and natural weather patterns like el nino drought is a fact of life for many people in southern and eastern africa. but el nino events like the current one can make the problem much worse. here's why. as also it occurs in the pacific el nino effects the weather right across our planet. usually see winds push warm water from the west coast of south america across the ocean towards asia. but in el nino years, the water is off the coast of south america and the cali

mollie, welcome back. "new york times" poll looked like, i don't usually do polls. looked like biden was closing the gap but you look under the hood. and you ask people do you remember good or bad, all of a sudden donald trump wins every category. people 18 to 29, by 3 to 8, they were the trump years, as good. what do you you make of that. >> people remember that for them, that economy was great during the trump jeers years . there you years and inflation was low. they remember they could have ford to put gas in their cars, and they could afford groceries, and life of better for americans. not permanent dc class or media but the americans. people have -- remember that things were good and they know that things are no grade now. larry: i have been arguing for attention to border. steve hilton, joe biden is out today on the campaign trial in pennsylvania. basically arguing for a 5 trillion dollar tax hike to renovate the economy is that terrific? he is blaming trump but he want to raise taxes under the trump tax cuts, and lower taxes are problem not the solution. >> i

fox news contributor and the federalist editor and chief mollie hemingway. fox news contributor and retired u.s. marine bomb tech, joey jones. let's go straight to our correspondent who is outside the u.s. supreme court. a big day for trump in court. a lot to catch us up on, eric. >> this morning at new york state supreme court, the defense was blonde. michael cohen who has no criminal they said. michael cohen wants to see president trump go to prison. the prosecution said it was former president trump who broke the law. the defendant sat quietly at that event's table at times, former president trump shook his head and objection to what he was hearing. prosecutor told the hushed courtroom that trump orchestrated an illegal plan to corrupt the 2016 presidential election, "this case is about a criminal conspiracy in the cover-up. it was election fraud, pure and simple." he said david packer, the former publisher of the "national enquirer" who is expected to be the first witness will detail how the illegal scheme worked. and what he and trump talk ab about. he

to join 5 non casita for a summit focused on defense. molly's military gentle, his band, all political activities st. it's needed to maintain public order. earlier this month for the 80 parties and civic groups called on the military leadership to hold presidential elections as soon as possible. molly has been under military rule since a coo, nearly 3 years ago. more than a 100 people have died during a record breaking sheet wave in molly, in west africa, temperatures and one town reached 48.5 degrees celsius. mita urologist say that's the hardest ever recorded. on the continent furnace with reports. there's not much access to electricity and model. so using funds or i condition is to get released from extreme heat is nearly impossible. that means heat stroke can kill let's get it based on view of the qc you have a caught on. if someone comes with a fever at $42.00 degrees vent to break, if you have to put ice on them or put them under air conditioning or situated, you've got to do this within 40 minutes. otherwise, people get lesions on the vital organs. when that happens, even if he

mollie? winner and loser?the number one golfer in the world who had an amazing play this last weekend and all around great guy as well. my loser is the american taxpayers. joe biden recently announced his plan to have wealthy people college loans paid for by american taxpayers. we learned that three quarter of a million of these people who will have loans paid for by other americans actually make more than $300,000 a year. >> bret: all right, daniel, quick winner and loser? >> president zelenskyy is the winner for likely getting that huge aid package that's going to pass this weekend in the house for the loser i would say tiktok which is also part of that aid package, likely to get banned although the courts will probably say that's a first amendment violation. >> bret: okay. have great weekend, guys. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ >> bret: we know that sound, it's friday. that's time for "notable quotables." >> there are 110 ballistic missiles coming from iran aiming towards israel. >> it was an embarrassing failure for t

civic groups called on the military leadership to hold presidential elections as soon as possible. molly has been under military rules since a qu nearly 3 years ago. more than a 100 people have died during a record breaking sheet wave in molly, in west africa, temperatures and one town reached 48.5 degrees celsius media, all or just say, that's the hardest ever recorded on the continent for an expense reports, there's not much access to electricity, and molly, so using funds or i condition is to get released from extreme heat is nearly impossible. that means heat stroke can kill a skillet. best one of you. i think you have a car on if someone comes with a fever at 42 degrees vent to break, if you have to put ice on them or put them under air conditioning or sitting here, you've got to do this within 40 minutes. otherwise people get lesions.

sure, molly burkina faso of old cut ties with western powers. instead, turning to moscow for security cooperation, a russian military cargo plane recently transported the team of instructors and equipment to assist the nigerian army with counter terrorism efforts. but it was a pleasure to welcome onto the program. most abraham executive secretary of the african legacy foundation grouping and the former spokes person for the new america at delphi. and the being government good to see use are at 1st news. your no charge ordering american troops side. what's your assessment? all of these developments under timing as well. and this is a wonderful continuation. i read a weight kidding. of african liberation, spit. it goes back to when africans took our weapons and political struggle to liberate their lands. for on the occupation by weston forces and as early as the fifty's and sixty's. now africans realized that to gain full sovereignty until truly have control over their natural resources. the economy is politics. they must get rid of old phone and

because the molly and government at the time explicitly called for help in the fight against islam is tara, but he also said that it was due right to end the mission when the conditions changed when the soldiers were no longer welcome, which is of course, the case in molly, now the boat in despair will continue missions abroad. the gym, chancellor said, even though the focus has now shifted since rest is an invasion of ukraine. because of course it's now on the defense of the homeland and the lions. but missions abroad are still very important, he said, because the world is not going to become a more peaceful place any time soon. i'm was a ceremony happening now 4 months after the last gym, so just left body as well. the last german soldiers less the region in december. that's true, but they've had to bring back all the material since. and we'll have sort of said that this was a hockey lease task of the last couple of weeks and months. because of course, the situation on the ground was very vulgar tile at the gym, so just one no longer welcome. there were lots of discussions about sli

but i also want to ask you about, you know, from your perspective, what role cancel molly? as neighbors play in achieving a more unified and a more peaceful future. let me 1st and start with the case i've been planning on. i agree with professor stomach that both of them has had some legitimate grievances against the process. that kind of the process. of course, different making, but uh, i guess what is questionable is action is that it's meters to afterwards. i think they could have expressed it better this content with, with the show in other ways with respect to, to own where is position. oh, i mean, explanation. i agree with him, it's sylvia has been a spoiler into somebody is making for the past 20 plus. yes. it, it has been meddling, creating more, more supporting with weapon to see them there. i know it's expansion is emissions to, to, to grab somebody. territories has been, uh and he didn't actually operate uh, going on in the past, claiming the whole country's of either somebody line or the but i do so basically it will be, it has never been genuine. or i mean uh,

we are deeply concerned about the molly and transition governments decrease suspending all political activities until further notice. freedom of expression and freedom of association are critical to an open society. the transition government has already made a decision not to hold an election in february 2024 to return to a civilian the democratic government. despite the commitment that is made publicly in 2022 to do so, we call on molly's transition government the audits commitments through the citizens and hold free and fair elections in molly and elsewhere democracy.

joining me mollie hemingway fox news contributor and ned ryun, american majority founder and ceo. mollie you see the panic button hit in several ways, but what does the media stand to gainm here from just indulging in thi fantasy that the people just t understand how good it isse under biden. >> welcome ifromn recent years e have seen the media go from mere bias which we saw was very problematic for decades into outright propaganda. they p manufacture stories, suppress stories and they put their hand on one side of the ledger for every single issue that affects elections to read what do they stand to gain? they gain power by advocatingid for their preferred political party. just as yo paru said, laura, soy bad things are happening and partly happening because then media are not covering the true story of what happens when one administration and other democrats prosecutors tried tota imprison and bankrupt their political opposition. that is actually horrific, andto yet, you don't hear the media covering that honestly they also don't cover any other issue honestly whether border, cr

and specifically, when it comes to what happened in between ethiopia, and so molly land, essentially, if you'll be a wants to set up a naval base there, how much is that in flaming of the current situation? i don't, i think it's because it's a factor in the current situation. i'm kind of situation speaking. okay. but the final one, i think my job and i just, i kind of giving you a audience. so if you're around and besides to say, we want to have a quarter know too much and then to get the inside of the, you know, same sort of a so degree that or so with the population will accept that. so thank you. up him 5 minutes settings hide 3. if he's interested in having a commercial relationship with somebody that i'd wish to do that you've gotten to you, is this my boss? so can you? yeah. without claiming to put a neighbor base. i'm grab a 2015 kilometers on that kind of tony. ok. so that's the 1st thing to note. if you come back to the constitutional process. yeah. i think the hon or public a country to sort of a tammy a you tube you and to go to the immediate neighbors. i think the on the c

one of those already is a molly of buying the activities of political policies as well as any media coverage of them at the move, quickly provide a provoking though the ross of america and the un demanding an urgent utah would think. be concerned by the decrease of spending the activities of political policies and other civic associations. it must be immediately repealed and opened in pluralistic civic spaces, keys in human rights, peace and security and sustainable development. we are deeply concerned about the molly and transition governments decrease suspending all political activities until further notice. freedom of expression and freedom of association are critical to an open society. the transition government has already made a decision not to hold an election in february 2024 to return to a civilian the democratic government. despite the commitment that is made publicly in 2022 to do so, we call on molly's transition government to honor its commitments through the citizens and hold free and fair elections in molly and elsewhere. democracy meant remains the best foundation for stabili

bring it in conservative columnist scott jennings, four white house senior director, naira hoc and molly ball, senior political course one at the wall street journal. scott is also a cnn political. i work tribute or you work here? yes. >> we are conservative commentator. you to tell me, say, lots of things. now, scott, let me go to you first because i mean, one of the things i wanted to ask you about, let's put this up on screen. we have the truth social from donald trump yesterday 5:00 p.m. he was posting about this. he's quoting jesse waters noted humorist over at fox. he says they are catching undercover liberal activists line to the judge in order to get on the trump jury. this kind of dovetails scott with what trump was saying, what was outside the bodega the other day when they were asking him, do you think you'll get a fair jury and he basically he said, well, i'll let you know after the trial is over. it's sort of like i know it's a fair election if i win, what's going on there? >> well, i think i think he has a basic assumption that he's being railroaded at every step of the pro

thank you very much, molly.re, mps today debated the ethics of assisted dying after a petition backed by dame esther rantzen reached over 200,000 signatures. assisted suicide is illegal in england, wales and northern ireland, with a maximum prison sentence of 14 years. the campaigners are urging mps to consider legalisation. with me now is my panel, nancy rees—mogg and amy nicole turner. amy, this is a very difficult, issue. the question is do you put the dying at greater risk by allowing them to kill themselves or by not allowing them to ? allowing them to? >> i think from a compassionate point out, i will always think that it would to be the to the benefit of the dying to have assisted suicide . however, assisted suicide. however, i don't think we're practically there just due to the state of social care and palliative care. so both are neglected. they're under funded. so my fear is that because growing old, and particularly when you have ill health or you're dying, is incredibly expensive, so you can expect t

a day after suspending all political activity in the country, molly's ruling of winter has banned the media from reporting on activities of political parties and associations. it's not clear how the band will be enforced, but it's already been rejected by the group that represents journalism. molly, in september, the 1 to cancel the inc definitely election scheduled for february of this year. c, bringing parliament has passed a controversial lod him to boost army con scripts. the new measures require men to update their draft data whose payments to volunteers and allow some convicts to serve as well. i had to devote a general, told lawmakers that russian forces out numbered cubes, troops, $5.00 to $10.00 times on the eastern front. vitale and coast guard says it has rescued 59 migrants and recover the bodies of 9 others in the mediterranean sea in 2 separate incidents. the 1st of all, the smugglers boat, that headcount size and a storm just south of the island of one to do that, a 2nd operation was launched when a small looking boat was spotted in trouble south west of the island. mex

thank you very much, molly.re, mps today debated the ethics of assisted dying after a petition backed by dame esther rantzen reached over 200,000 signatures. assisted suicide is illegal in england, wales and northern ireland, with a maximum prison sentence of 14 years. the campaigners are urging mps to consider legalisation. with me now is my panel, nancy rees—mogg and amy nicole turner. amy, this is a very difficult, issue. the question is do you put the dying at greater risk by allowing them to kill themselves or by not allowing them to ? allowing them to? >> i think from a compassionate point out, i will always think that it would to be the to the benefit of the dying to have assisted suicide . however, assisted suicide. however, i don't think we're practically there just due to the state of social care and palliative care. so both are neglected. they're under funded. so my fear is that because growing old, and particularly when you have ill health or you're dying, is incredibly expensive, so you can expect t

fox news correspondent molly line is at yale. mollie?ful spring day here at this point in time. give you a look here. this is the across campus area of the yale campus. beautiful spring day. few police officers left on the scene. wide open and lovely. the students this ivy league institution walking across getting to class. that the main library. >> this is the heart of campus. this is where the encampment once stood. it was pretty feisty here this morning until that warning came out. take a look. [chanting yale, yale, you can't hide. we charge you with genocide. we charge with you genocide] yale, yale, you can't hide, we charge with you genocide. >> per yale, yale personnel issued final warnings that protesters in this encampment set up on sunday afternoon on yale cross campus end or face suspension for violating university rules and arrests for trespassing. all of the protesters chose to leave the encampment per yale and the university has now cleared all of those tents and other items from this area over the past several days administ

weird working on trying to get rick wilson, but molly, let's start with you. any other way to describe this week, other than bad, for donald trump? that's the most basic term, with a legal term? >> what was amusing was the fact that all of us did not think it would be bad. what is a criminal trial? it's bad. the guys at $100 million to try to avoid a criminal trial, and then he sits down. this is not weeks and weeks, it's been four days. he's fallen asleep three of the days, he has been angry and deflated. a reporter said that as he was leaving, he looked exhausted. he can't sit there, he's bored and miserable, he acts out. the judge told him what to do and more importantly, he looks diminished. >> that's a good point. rick wilson is now with us, cofounder of the lincoln project. we were talking about how bad a week this was for donald trump and molly brought up the point, specifically, of how diminished trump looks. for me, the thing i noticed was that trump was forced to cancel his rally, yesterday, with the candidate splitting his time between the court and

i spoke to crypto researcher molly white and asked her what exactly the halving process entails and abouts. bitcoin rewards to minors have decreased by half since previously, and they have been some impact on —— miners, where