we knew we sold our house and we went to a tiny town in montana of montana, 3500 people and. we decided i was no longer practicing law. i didn't know what i was going to do, but i knew that we were smart, we were resourceful. we would figured it out, figure it out. and i use that time to recalibrate, to clear my mind in the woods. and when i, say, in the woods, we really are in the woods. we're a 20 acre ranch at the base. the continental divide, grizzly is what they call it. i mean, literally, we have going up to our property all the time. but that's that's my path, a path of i was trying to recalibrate, find simplicity in my life and to make sense of the world. because i should also add back then i was i want to credit myself with being incredibly thinker, but i began to realize even in 2011 that the world was not making sense, things weren't adding up. we weren't living in the world, that we were told we lived in. and anyone for common sense could see it, in my opinion. but what do you mean by that? let's give an example. what i mean is that we are told we live in a countr

and as you can see, montana is beautiful, we love living in montana. so do many others. they can't afford it. and it's turns into another san francisco, seattle, and it just -- it breaks my heart. >> lawrence: montana is way too beautiful to be turning into san francisco. y'all, this continues to be a crisis in this state and we need to get to the fentanyl that's impacting montana. as we always say, every state now is a border state because of the fentanyl that's coming across the border i will send it back to you in. >> no. >> brian: think about this only 1.4 million people in montana. we have gotten more from other countries on the population on the border there. 221,000 illegals have been flown into airports maybe near you. they don't tell the mayors or governors. they send them in from countries where they fill out that app., they go and report to embassy or pup tent. plane shows up and get on it and they come. where do they go on our school system, social welfare system? it's a joke. >> ainsley: you said 1.4 million people in montana. >> brian: how many did we get a

guest: i would say the people across montana including the speaker of the montana house and the president of the montana senate, 37 legislators and a lot of voters have asked me publicly to consider it. my wife and my family and i are going over those interesting options. we must absolutely have someone in the united states senate to replace our senator. i get along with john but his votes are terrible. i have told john that to his face. i'm not saying something on television that he and i have not discussed. i think he's going to be replaced in 2024 and we want to make sure that the strongest republican candidate that has the support of the people and zipped of taking that position. we are considering it. host: what would you tell federal workers in your state about why you did not go forward with a continuing resolution? guest: i am glad to sit down and talk to the military members on the federal workers across the state of montana or the nation. i'm trying to do what is best right now to keep us from having a much larger problem, not in 2030 years but in five years time where we would

they're montana is first and foremost. thanks to devin dwyer for that story. all right. how about this freddie mercury's prize piano just sold for a record $2.2 million, the most ever fetched at auction for a composer as piano mercury used that 1973 baby grand to compose bohemian rhapsody don't stop me now. >> and other hits by queen. it is part of a trove of the late singer's belongings up for grabs at sotheby's in london. a longtime friend said mercury saw the piano as an extension of himself. and we do these auction stories all the time. and most of the time we agree it's not worth it. this is something that i kind of understand. i think maybe it might be worth 2.2 and hopefully it goes to somebody who plays the piano. >> we'll keep it nice and maybe they'll put it in a museum somewhere. >> maybe it'll be nice, too. >> coming up, someone close to our world news now. family she goes to her first day of kindergarten. >> oh, get the get the kleenex ready. >> it comes as a young woman heads off to college, staying in the same dorm room that her mom lived in. 33 years ago.

they love montana. you own all this land.r family and the sudden interest in the property? >> so it's been in my family for 152 years. and it's right at the mouth of the canyon. and nic came along and gave me an opportunity to help pay for the property taxes and the inflation tax. so, it was just an incredible opportunity for me and i'm taking it. >> lawrence: nic, tell me about what you are offering beard on his property? >> so land trust is a land sharing website a lot of viewers are probably familiar with airbnb home sharing. maybe tourio car sharing instead of renting somebody's house or car you are renting someone's land for outdoor wreck, fishing, camping. and other outdoor experience. >> lawrence: how popular. >> 1 million quarter acres in 40 some states. it's fairly popular. >> lawrence: you are from this state and people are watching yellowstone. they want to be the next john dutton. it inspired me to buy some acres in texas well. i can't lie. tell me the fascination with montana now. >> well, i think with the show,

montana is debt free here in 23. i just wish the federal government, as they pass $33 trillion, would take a page out of our book, balance their budget just like other republican governors are doing across the state. pay down the debt and hopefully maybe retire the debt as we did here in montana. well, congratulations, sessions. i wish you could go to congress and give him a lesson. governor, thank you so much from the great state of montana . i lived in helena for three years. i still miss it. and that was many years ago. it's a beautiful place to be. governor, thank you so much for joining us today. i appreciate it. all right. a possible government shutdown. thank you very much. a possible government shutdown looming as lawmakers head home for the weekend. what some are worried that the gop may end up overshadowing their own impeachment inquiry into joe biden. we're going to hear from republican pennsylvania congressman dan meuser coming up. closing time, time. this room won't be open till your brothers or your sis

. >> joe montana. 67 years young. looks great. his thoughts on the current day 49ers. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. clouds are back here for tomorrow morning. also tracking a spotty shower chance and colder temperatures . >>> tonight right here on nbc bay area the lions face off against the super bowl champs the chiefs. >> a lot of football in the air. we sat down with joe montana today to talk about the current day 49ers. not his old chiefs. and he has a new whiskey. >> thanks for inviting us up here to gold bar distillery. what does success look like for the niners this year? >> i think for the 49ers and players they want to go to the super bowl. hopefully that happens for them. i think everybody feels the way things ended last year there was a little chip on the shoulder. i think they have a fun team to watch. both offensively and defensively. it is going to be an exciting year to be a 49ers fan. >> brock purdy sensational last year. what makes him so effective? >> the comfort in the offense and the understanding he

hello, montana. [cheering] >> lawrence: let me tell you, the people in montana are so kind. i have enjoyed my time for my first week on the couch, but being with god's country, people that love the country and fired up about what is happening, it is great this morning, guys. >> steve: that place looks great temperature is normally a steakhouse, best steaks in big sky country. lawrence, just before you shake hands, you better wash your hand. you did just pick up a couple pieces of beautiful ribeye. >> lawrence: steve, you are right, the flavor, if my mother wasn't watching the show, i would lick my fingers, i don't want to get in trouble. >> ainsley: she raised you right. that is great. how many hours behind are y'all? >> lawrence: two hours. >> ainsley: everyone in the restaurant -- >> lawrence: look how full it is. >> ainsley: so nice of them to wake up. excited to see you, lawrence. >> lawrence: they are excited to be a part of the fox family. that is why i say every morning, good morning, family. the folks say, i feel like we know you, already met you before, that is the

able to sit down one-on-one with joe montana lately. one thing they spoke about, what does a hall of famer do on sunday game days now? >> what does the game day experience look like for joe montana? when you are at home and you have the whole family over, what are you doing on game day? >> it is funny. we are not always pinned to the tv. i would rather watch two good teams playing. defenders are all close. we are always together. i am pretty simple. just grab the things in front of you to eat and barbecue. we have a great set up outside for viewing the drop-down tv guide. we spend a lot of time out there. >> that sounds nice. >> pretty fun. >> if my wife finds me something to do, i try to keep looking at my phone and see what the scores are and see how they are doing. >> is there a quarterback out there in the nfl that some people might find surprising that you keep an eye on? >> honestly, my homes. josh allen, you connect to these guys and i am like five foot. a dwarf over here. my life -- wife loves watching them. we watch it a bunch.

the governor of montana, i think is supposed to join us.n. >> brian: look up, if you see a spy balloon, like last time, shoot it down. if you don't mind. >> ainsley: there will be 75 people there. >> brian: if you look up outside. >> ainsley: you said no one around. >> brian: only 400 people in montana at the time. still ahead, the son of opera legend andre bocelli, follow his rise to fame and a live performance here next. >> ainsley: first bill bill hes getting his vocal cords ready. >> steve: sounds awesome. >> brian: do the show there. >> steve: i could go with lawrence. i'll get a dog and go with you. >> lawrence: sean hannity for his private jet and get you there. >> brian: i'm using mine. >> bill: got it, thank you, ainsley, brian, lawrence and steve. when does the human flood end? leaders in california fed up, too, crime, drugs, homeless, who can blame them? they are taking action legally, hear from two of them coming up shortly. big interview with bret and crown prince of saudi arabia, what he says about iran, nuclear weapons and mo

former forty-niners quarterback joe montana is suing san francisco. he's suing the city along with dozens of other residents who live in the marina district because they say >> the city has a flawed sewage system and it's costing the homeowners. their homes were flooded with raw sewage during rain storms last winter and the group with montana they filed this lawsuit may claim that san francisco sewage system is antiquated and that the city either knew about it or should have known about it. they call them rated district vulnerable to flooding. kron 4 did reach out to the city to get a response. and here's what they said in part, quote, it was the strongest storm to hit san francisco in more than 170 years. the storm and not the city's infrastructure was responsible for widespread flooding throughout the city. we are reviewing the complaint and will respond in court, end quote. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, dozens of dead sea lions are washing up on bay area. beaches will tell you what experts say killing them and what you should do if yo

montana has two signature blends.tes his career touchdown total and the 117, which is aged 16 years. a nod to his jersey number. i'm curious to see and hope people enjoy it the way that i have and see the which one they prefer and the difference in the taste and it was a lot of fun doing it. and when the 40 niners go to the super bowl either bottle either blend i'll take either one just just ship it on over to me. it's all good. they got my info. joe well, maybe we'll give you the championship collection back there. thanks to joe for a great interview with casey. now lost in the shuffle of the collapse of the pac 12, cal and stanford are joining the acc. of course, there's a huge storyline in the final season of the conference of champions. deion sanders is leading colorado and after one game the buffaloes looking like a force to be reckoned with. coach prime squad entered as 21 point underdogs against number 71 tcu third quarter. tcu down three and chandler morris picked off by travis hunter hunter is a two way star

so under that award, the university of montana received a $34 million contract, which included all of the aspects of vaccine development up through the two phase, including the two phase one clinical trials. and so we're right in the middle of that contract now. jay, another part of this is the idea of preserving some things like naloxone that we see used quite a bit on the streets to prevent overdose is how important is it to preserve some of those methods that we have now? it's not only important, it's required. it's actually part of our fda safety package. we had to prove and demonstrate that the vaccine doesn't impact naloxone or potentially the use of other opioids because they're still an important medicine used for fighting pain, either chronic or acute pain. and so if you took all opioids away from someone for pain relief, that could itself create its own issues. so the vaccines are very specific. the one to fentanyl only, only cross-reacts with fentanyl, same with heroin. okay. and jay, as we wrap up this conversation, a lot of us here in the bay area tend to focus on this be

. >> brian: matt rosendale is known in montana into too.entially congratulations to mitch mcconnell and the party bosses on getting their chosen candidate. enough to washington has two candidates tim sheehy and jon tester. that's a shot across your bough. are you mitch mcconnell's candidate? >> absolutely not. but, you know, that's been matt's narrative. difference between outsider and insider that nobody likes. he is an insider nobody likes running for third term in congress and has been a career politician. 8 offices in 13 years. i'm actually an outsider, combat veteran five deployments my wife is a combat marine. i'm running because i care about the future of this nation. about my children's future. and i realize that the problems we need to solve have to be solved by a new generation of leaders. >> brian: you are a new generation and we're seeing it almost everybody in congress is over 08. so it would be good to be able to turn the page. thanks so much. tim, great to see you. thanks for your service, too. >> for america's future tim she

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guest: i would say the people across montana including the speaker of the montana house and the presidentmontana senate, 37 legislators and a lot of voters have asked me publicly to consider it. my wife and my family and i are going over those interesting options. we must absolutely have someone in the united states senate to replace our senator. i get along with john but his votes are terrible. i have told john that to his face. i'm not saying something on television that he and i have not discussed. i think he's going to be replaced in 2024 and we want to make sure that the strongest republican candidate that has the support of the people and zipped of taking that position. we are considering it. host: what would you tell federal workers in your state about why you did not go forward with a continuing resolution? guest: i am glad to sit down and talk to the military members on the federal workers across the state of montana or the nation. i'm trying to do what is best right now to keep us from having a much larger problem, not in 2030 years but in five years time where we would have max

even 49ers legend joe montana is talking about trey lance. our ian cull sat down with the 67-year-old hall of famer today on treasure island. montana also debuting his new whiskey. >> the 49ers gave up a lot for trey lance. do you think he ever got a fair shot with this organization? >> well, i think there was opportunity there for him. i think in the last two preseason games, they gave him some more time just to be sure that the decision i think they were probably pondering anyway was what they wanted to do. i just don't think he was a fit for the offense, you know, and the system. from the system he came from, learning this system is not easy. it's a pocket system. it's not where he came from. you know, if you go back -- i mean look at sam. even sam wasn't a fit for where he was, and he was a first-round pick. so sometimes it's just the luck of the draw of where you get drafted and what team, and trey, great athlete. you know, he may be a great ayer but he just wasn't a fit here. ntana would do well in a pocket system. by the way, you can w

rosendale of montana. the chair: the gentleman from montana and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. rose: my amendment would prohibit funds tore prohibit memo prohibiting work force. with the stroke of a ep pen secretary interior i.c.e. agents to fight. there are 16.8 illegal aliens and 65% of the illegal aliens are employed. business owners and ranchers in montana work hard to ensure they are in compliance and this memo punishes businesses who refuse to hire illegal aliens. americans shouldn't compete in the labor market and keeping good paying jobs away from american citizens. president biden and secretary mayorkas enforce our nation laws is a clear dereliction of duty and presents a risk to our country's national security. my amendment would allow i.c.e. agents to do their jobs enforcing imdpraition law. under president trump work force enforcement operations were common practice making it clear to illegal aliens that there would be consequenceses for breaking the law of all businesses

would you drink the montana whiskey?ay on treasure ireland our reporter sat down with the 67-year-old hall of famer. it's called goldbar whiskey. we talk whiskey. first we talk football, the whole trade, trey lance getting traded to the dallas cowboys. why didn't it work out here in san francisco? >> i just don't think he was a fit for the offense, you know. the system. from the system he came from, learning this system is not easy. it's a pocket system. it's not where he came from. you know, if you go back. i mean, look at sam. even sam wasn't a fit for where he was. and he was a first round pick. so sometimes it's just the luck of the draw of where you get drafted. and what team. and trey, great athlete. and you know, he may be a great player. but he just wasn't a fit here. >> he liked samar reno, though. >> beat him in the super bowl back in the '80s. i still get excited just when i see joe montana talk. by the way, you can watch the leason opener right here on nbc bay area. the lions and the chiefs next thursday. we

roesen dale of montana. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 723, the gentleman from montana, mr. roesen dale, and a member opposed each will control roesen dale: thank you. everyone understands there is a huge difference between a covid-19 mask mandate and having a section of a medical facility that is quarantined off because of highly contagious diseases or folks that are immune deficient that has nothing to do with the covid-19 mandate. this is only about covid-19 mandates. last month, morris brown college in atlanta reinstated its covid-19 mask mandate. they eventually rescinded the mandate in large part due to public outcry. make no mistake, tyrants will go out of their way to control our lives if we allow them to. the simple fact is that masks don't work. a recent study confirmed this fact stating, quote, wearing masks in the community probably makes little or no difference to the outcome of influenzalike illnesses, covid-19like illnesses compared to not wearing masks, end quote. this was obvious to

my colleague ryan zinke from montana will speak about that. it was so urgent what is happening at the southern border, that we diverted all these customs and border patrol agents to go from the northern border to the southern border. now we have a crisis at the northern border. we have huge issues with the mexican cartels creating passports, shipping migrants, going on commercial flights, landing in canada, getting to the cartels, getting them across the canadian border. and once again, into new york up in the buffalo sector, very dangerous parts of new york now because of the shift in focus. kathy hochul, our governor, issues legal driver's licenses -- privileges reserved mostly for citizens and permanent residents -- and now these driver's licenses can get them anywhere in the world. when i met with the northern border agents, they said, it's an open border. they can go anywhere in the united states. tragically, right after he visited the northern border, a family was killed in a marsh in the swanton sector. these people are coming across. t

montana just experience yet another death of a camper from a bear attack. the population of grizzlies in montana right now far exceeds 2000, between the yellowstone population and the greater northern continental divide population. what additional steps are you taking to protect visitors as the grizzly bears populations grow and endangered species protections have rendered many of them completely fearless of humans and very habituated, causing danger to campers? mr. reynolds: yeah, i was very sorry to hear about that tragedy, and we continue with our bare management folks, with our rangers who tried to help people understand how to be bare safe in these environments and work with the partners in the area. in montana it is a whole combination of land owners, the forest service, parks service. we are working hard to basically keep an education program going with the visiting public but also manage the bears if they become habituated or they are in towns or communities in that kind of thing. removals or whatever actions need to be taken. >> what kind of action

will: love montana. >> thanks for having me on. rachel: of course.y on the mind. a podcaster dividing the the internet with these comments, listen. >> the three dudes i've dated for their bank account info on the first date. rachel: we cover it in my pop culture finish that's some of the bad stuff that you'll find. [laughter] plus, biden's vacation days are stacking up, 383, to be exact, since taking office. we're looking at the crises he's skipped out while soaking up the sun. ♪ party like we on vacation ♪ rachel: all right. well, this is a new op-ed on fox news digital.com, go to our web site for that, talking about how what a terrible month joe bidens' had. they call it the terrible, horrible month. so we thought we'd break it down so you could see just how bad this month of august -- pete: that's right. fox news opinion, joe biden's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad month. and when you look at it, pretty spot on. will: the timeline starting on august 1st, polls show half of democratic primary voters to don't want joe biden to be the primary n

last month, a judge in the us state of montana handed a historic victory to young. that was the case involving time to change on here and yet, or the, your pin code of human rights has to move pending a decision in this case is not expected for several months, but with increasing water fires in the face becoming more frequent clements law states brought on by use could become a trend in general and beyond. mickelson chevy. full inside story. the. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guess. joining us in paris, catherine camper. she's head of climate change out of taishan program at the organization for economic cooperation and development and in london. as far as how fun he's the director of climate just as an ox, pam us a warm welcome to you both and thanks so much for joining us. today on inside story aspect, let me start with you today. this is a landmark case. it's the largest ever climate, the case to be heard by the european court of human rights from your vantage point . how significant is it's, it's, it is very significant. it's the 1st case before the

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rosendale of montana. the chair: the gentleman from montana, mr. rosendale and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from montana. mr. rose: i rise to support my amendment. my amendment would reduce the agricultural rural development and food and drug administration appropriation act by $717 million in order to get the total ■spendingofall bills back to the fiscal 2022 levels. in fiscal year 2022, the fiscal year appropriations were about $24 billion. i believe that the agencies and programs includeed in this bill were able to operate effectively enough at those levels. in order to get the spending under control, federal agencies must operate at the same levels or at the very left receive modest increases. on april 26, 2023, house republicans passed the limit, save and grow act and took the first step forward to financial stability. and speaker mccarthy passed a debt ceiling bill eliminating the work done and passed under the limit, save and grow act. the american people are tired of the d.c. cartel and

the problem is how many people in montana know about those. montana or other states are feeling the effects of those yet. it's probably not getting that yet. and people like john tester need him to be stronger and need people to feel the impact. >> i drove by a big billboard at home last week touting the inflation reduction act. it was interest to see. >> you were in minnesota. >> what found interesting about this ad, it's a well-done ad, there's no question about it. but one where part of the $25 million buy they have started to push out, it's earlier than any big democratic campaign has ever tone. that's a sizable amount of money, but it's also where it's targeted. they know there's a specific population that gave them the win in 2020. that's what they are going after right now. they are i laying this groundwork. they didn't talk about age in that ad. it's implicit what they are saying though, and it's also they are setting up the contrast that they want if trump is up against. >> steady, quiet strength, stood up to vladimir putin, walking t

existe por esa mala calidad del aire hasta el viernes y ya lo decÍa el valle central en la zona de montaÑae la tarde se va a mantener eso. y dÓnde estÁ la lluvia, vamos rÁpidamente hacia el norte el sistema sÍgnico esÁa generando lluvias y tormentas al norte pero trae aire seco a partir del fin de semana el cambio de viento y la temperaturas en los 76 77 grados por cierto ya en otoÑo regresamos con mÁs. >> gracias guillermo nos centramos en parte de lo que decÍa del valle central como en el humo de incendios al norte de california afecta la calidad del aire. esta zona se encuentra bajo alerta por contaminaciÓn ambiental alejandra quesada hablÓ con el puerto. y bomberos del norte de california y el sur de oregÓn combaten seis incendios forestales en este momento esto combinado con las corrientes hacia el sur que trae una densa capa de humo a la regiÓn y el valle central. aquÍ el humo llega para quedarse. >> como sabemos somos un vall que viene pasando por elementos del clima y se van atrapando adentro de nuestro alrededor y vamos a aspirar todo esto en clima. es importante tener precaucione

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or there's a dude in montana with a remote control in his hands absolutely [ bleep ] his pants rightow. [ laughter ] "hey, honey. you have fun flying your new drone? "actually, dear, i realized that you were right, and it is a dumb hobby. so, i sold it. i sold it last week, in fact also, if anyone from the fbi knocks on the door, tell them you saw aliens in the sky! [ laughter ] the details of what pilots have seen in the skies above north america are just down-right bizarre for examples, officials have used a particular car, a volkswagen beetle to describe the rough size of the object shot down friday in alaska and saturday in canada i swear to god, if this is a viral marketing campaign for a "herbie the love bug" reboot, i am gonna be psyched. [ laughter ] i love me some herbie, sue me. but i actually think the volkswagen comparison is a good thing. there's no better sign aliens come in peace than showing up in a volkswagen bug they're probably hippy aliens with long, white ponytails and if we talk to them, they'd say, "hey, man, we're here to teach you a new way to make water. [ l

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we will discuss the grizzly bear nation when we arrived to montana. on the fourth of july they stopped at a creek and they named it independence creek. they fired shots and drank the last of their whiskey as a celebration of independence day. like i mentioned, the most expensive things they took with them besides the scientific equipment were indian presence. they spent almost $700, a huge amount of money at the time. you could see the kinds of things they took. the first encounter with native peoples occurred near present-day council bluffs, near present-day council bluffs, iowa, and omaha, nebraska. it is named council bluffs because of a council that took place in august of 1804 when they met members of the native nations. they did their little get together where they would have a military parade. they would show some of the cool things they brought along, like a magnifying glass and an airgun and things like that. eventually, this ended up being quite nice. the natives invited them to a barbecue. they brought bison, melons, both of them exchanged

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joe montana into the celebrity whiskey business.e partnered with gold bar whiskey to release two signature blends. he has high hopes for the niners this year. >> i think they will go to the super bowl. they definitely have the caliber team to get there. have to give them the sign. the key is, can he play like he did last year? by the looks of what i saw in the last game, he looks like he hasn't missed a thing. they will be fun to watch. they always are. they have a lot of weapons on offense. let's get going. larry: stanford will get it going. a new season tomorrow night. troy taylor took over for david shaw and installed the offense he used with great success. there will be growing pains. a trip to the islands will be a good test. >> the guys are excited. they worked extremely hard in the off-season. they are ready to play. can't wait to get on the plane and get out to hawaii. larry: florida at utah. first offensive play. the bomb. bryson barnes to money parks. 7-0 utah. nate johnson keeping on the option here. nice cut right there.

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and the joe montana collection is part of a partnership with gold bar whiskey. there. varias blends with nods to montana's regular season winds total his career touchdown passes and his long 16 year careers. so good for joe. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5, but stick around. a lot more news. still to come on the news at 6 and catherine heenan joins us now with a look at what is coming up next out. yeah, stay there. i'll be coming up at 6 labor day weekend, travel continues across the bay area. >> drivers and be aware the chp is out there full force for the long weekend. their efforts to keep everybody safe and we'll get a closer look at the controversial plans to create a new city in solano county. what the drawing of the place they call california forever are showing us. i'm catherine heenan, the news of coming up next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> talk a lot of people are resigning themselves to the high gas prices and >> hitting the road for the labor day holiday weekend. remember, the chp is out there in full forc

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executive turned the gun industry critic -- ryan busse is now making run for the governor's office in montana. -- join me live as "the 11th hour" gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle, live from msnbc headquarters, here in new york city. it was a full-fledged political combat on capitol hill, as attorney general merrick garland testified for more than five hours to a house judiciary committee packed with good old trump allies. gop lawmakers clashed with garland over a legit political bias at the justice department, the hunter biden probe, and the indictments of the former president. we get more from nbc's ryan nobles on what went down. >> tonight, attorney general merrick garland, firing back at republicans accusing him of weaponizing the justice department. >> i am not the president's lawyer. i will add, i am not congress's prosecutor. the justice department works for the american people. >> with republican lawmakers grilling merrick garland, over what they called a two tiered justice system. >> there's one investigation protecting president bid

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