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her original was her log review paper that articulated that while msn has proconsumer justifications its behavior she believed it was doing harm to rival retailers and online sellers in six years ago called for an expansion of antitrust law to deal with this problematic behavior. for her, this is a long time coming. a way to think of this meeting is called the last rites meeting. it's a formality. it is not likely to deter the ftc from bringing the lawsuit. i suspect it will bring a lawsuit and candidly, based on that pace it won't see the inside of a courtroom for two years which may be long after she has left the ftc. ed: the chamber progress is attacked industry trade group. antitrust is an area you share policy perspective on. when i was at sun valley a few weeks ago the microsoft activision deal was firm and focus and a lot of people were asking the question, why does the ftc keep picking fights? too many in the market they feel that they can't win. adam: i think there are things the ftc could do that are more practical wins but is clear when economists come into the agencies as

>> and about the msn fake >> and it's about the msn fake thing. >> and it's about the msn fake thirlondonersotten >> londoners khan has gotten away this because the msm away with this because the msm have not focussed on it. >> asked the >> they've not asked the question, deliberately question, they've deliberately supported omission supported him with an omission and matter what and what that is, no matter what their politics is, no matter the guardian's politics, is they should first. should support londoners first. that's the first piece. the second is, i have to say second piece is, i have to say congratulations to my colleagues on assembly . they've on the london assembly. they've been saying this from the very, very, beginning. and very, very beginning. and they've they've been they've been they've been treated were whistleblowers. >> they're their politicians whistleblowers. >> the look, |eir politicians whistleblowers. >> the look, just)oliticians whistleblowers. >> the look, just)oliticiaa; saying, look, just give it a fair look. nobody it a fair look. >> but the important thing her

he is a frequent guest on msn, cnn and so forth, and has contributed essays to the new york times, theton post, l.a. times and vanity fair. he was also previously the producer of cbs news 60 minutes. well, we didn't get that. hmm. his first book, the gatekeepers analysis of the position of white house chief of staff, was a new york times best seller, and his follow up, the spymasters was based interviews with nearly every cia director and was critically acclaimed. today we will be discussing his latest book, the fight of his life inside biden's white house. the new york times book review stated that in the spirit of a book whipple assesses the biden at the halfway point and managed what seems to be a first a two year running conversation with the white house chief of staff. the fight of his life is a herculean effort for future writer eager to describe first two years. this will be the book cited first and most often. publishers weekly calls it a fascinating insider's account of the first two years of the biden administration. whipple provides a balanced assessment of the administratio

you mentioned msn alzheimer's. kenneth -- ms and alzheimer's. dr.on we are talking about is inflammation in the brain. a cell in the brain that causes the information is called a micro glial cell. we can image that with a brain scan. because the cell in the brain is involved in ms and alzheimer's and parkinson's and als, even long covid, it could apply to all those diseases. we have a way to measure it. tiziana has been supporting it, wasn't happy about and trials are going in advance. we are ready to start on alzheimer's. guy: is this going to be a standalone? i'm assuming you will test it standalone but can it work in conjunction with some of the other alzheimer therapies that have been talked about at the moment and being tested at the moment? dr. weiner: absolutely. we will test it alone because it works on micro glial cells. it has three components. the drugs that are approved are monoclonal antibodies given interviews he is -- intravenously. this is a different approach. it can be given with the drugs. some of the side effects this could dampe

the thought ovdonald trump being booked in a jail cell and listen to how giddy and grade schoolish msn -- ghoulish msnbc was. >> he'll surrender for processing and defendants facing charges up to and including violent crimes for stabbings are frequent and three people have lost their lives over the last month. that jail is where the disgraced ex-president of these united states is heading right now. jesse: self-described journalist celebrated when his mug shot was released. >> i still remember that he made five teenagers my age take a mug shot. that he wanted them not just to take a mug shot but wanted them dead. i despise donald trump because he to me signified the rich white guy in manhattan that absolutely hated and despised me. people like trump, persecuted black and brown people in new york. it's lawler they did for fun. it's what they did for pleasure. to me, this is justice and the fact that manhattan didn't give him a mug shot was offensive and he's a hero. >> even joe biden who never answers questions left his lake tahoe lair today to smirk. >> have you seen donald trump's mug

eastern, wednesday, right here on msn he -- msnbc streaming on peacock. >>> former trump doj officialironment was practically the acting ag until that became unraveled in the oval office and now he says he should be immune in federal court that this case should not be in state court because of his official duties as a federal officer and so he should not have to surrender because that should be dealt with before his surrender and there should be a temporary restraining order. does he have a leg to stand on? >> i don't think so andrea. the statute says while the court is considering whether a federal case is the appropriate place the state court proceedings should not stop, it should continue and so there is no basis for him to get this day and for him to pause anything going on in the state court and the reason is to avoid unnecessary delay where defendant could just throw sand in the gears by frivolously claiming that they can move their case to federal court. >> barbara mcquade, as always, thanks for doing double duty today and history lesson, members of the little rock 9, the first

but both msn b.c. political analysts, nothing about wiseguy questions for you.a state fair yesterday headed almost surreal quality. i, mean here is a man facing multiple criminal indictments, and another likely to come this week. attracting thousands of people, and appear not to have a care in the world. so this is either the scariest, most alarming political story ever, or the most inexplicable. how do you see it? >> all of it -- this is someone who is traversing the nation, thinking he won the last election, even though he lost. is it vanity? is it ego? it's something clinical? who knows. what we do know, is politically, he still owns this field. he's a bit of a political phenomenon. and even as you point to the numbers, the fund raising numbers, and cash on hand, the intriguing thing about donald trump's -- look, in politics, you have paid media and earned media. you paid to go on tv, or you are not without having to pay it. donald trump has more earned media around the world than anybody right now, including all the other candidates. so, look, his 50 points

nightly today, nbc and msn. after leaving, russert embarked on a three year, six continent travel expedition that took him to nearly 70 countries. published by harper horizon, his first book and look for me there is a reflection of his deeply personal journey across many diverse external places. he is the son, the late tim russert of meet the press and vanity fair writer maureen orth. russert resides in washington d.c. with his pug and going to butcher this, i bet shock of shock imo. you may have to explain that a little bit for. all right thank you. so help me. welcome. luke russert, andrea you. thank you so much leland for a wonderful introduction and it's thrill for me to be at cramer's because my publisher said we where would you like to speak in washington. and i said, well, it'd be disingenuous if i went anywhere else except for cramer's, because this literally is my bookstore, a dirty secret. i will admit i always enter when i walk by, because then i'll always something so i, i sometimes skip past because

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. >> and i think it was the following day, i was on as msn messenger and he hopped online.t, he must not have left on his vacation yet. and it said, johnny, his name, and then in quotations beside his name it said i have a one way ticket to heaven and i'm never coming back. >> then later that day, they got a call from a friend that told her that johnny altinger, appeared to be missing. >> it's surreal, you know? you don't expect your friends to go missing. >> pretty soon altinger friends got together. unsure what to do. but before going to police, they thought they would go into his condo. see if they could find a clue into what happened to the guy. had to break in, actually. and everything looked fine. nothing out of place, no sign of any struggle. only things missing where his wallet, his keys, and his red mazda coop. so, it looked like he went out for a drive. could be back any minute. >> there was no answers to anything. he just vanished out of thin air. >> except for the strange emails that he had sent about falling in love, and costa rica. which to the car, said clark

. >> i am running for msn president of the united states. we're skating on thi n ice. and we cannot set a precedent where the party in power uses the e to indict its political opponents. >> it is wrongparty in that we d for the reputation of justice in this countrs g.y. seconds, 70 seconds. let me take i'm sorry, 30 seconds, governor. you make me laugh becauseich yo you sau y you sit here in an answer, you sit here and answer the right you sit here and answer my head. christie. oh, governor christie. >> well, so listen. the more time we this, the less time they can talk about issues. >> you want to tal tk about. so let's just get through this session. governor christie, you. you sit here talking about how you want to stand up forernor ch the rule of law. >> yes. and law and order. and the fact is that it can't be selective in your book. you had much different thinglest to say about donald trump than you're saying here tonight. that's true. well, it is veryhis to out dona true. >> now, it's very true. i read it. and i know principles, behaviorw . and by the way, you're

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