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people, finding their voices on the internet, which was, which was the presumptive lee there space and went abroad. and when obama visits facebook in 2011 after his victory, you know, it's what it goes without saying that this is where democrats hang out. of course, it is really right such an interesting. it's almost like anthropological treatment of the early days of social media. you focus on buzzfeed and joiner pereta you focused on nick denton who created gawker, arianna huffington, and others around her the founded huff post. i'm just interested in that no comment and you were there watching all of this come together. in fact, you weeks for the, i don't to call you, the forrest gump of it were hired by one of them. but you knew all of these characters, what did they get right? what did they get wrong? you know, they were among the 1st just to see this way of coming. and there was, you know, there was a huge, particularly if you, on a friday really saw social media was going to be, this is, i don't already did both of the founder of us. it was going to become the central distribution platform. nick that and w

so, we went to north hampton county in the lee high valley, a bell weather county voted for obama twice then flipped to trump in 2016 before going blue with biden in 2020. propelled by voters like steve davis who were not motivated by party, instead inspired or uninspired by candidates. >> when you look at biden you voted for r him in 2020. what gives you pause if you are having some sort of pause? >> obviously, his age, and also getting the party together to accomplish something. >> reporter: comparisons is what biden is banking on. voters will dislike the alternatives enough to go out and vote for him. >> reporter: what's the single reason you would vote for biden? >> because i am not going to vote for trump. it is that easy. >> reporter: there is also an enthusiasm gap, commitment that gets people to the polls and that's clearly something biden will have to work on. >> i feel so uninspired and disconnected from the work he's been advancing that it is not something i am excited about. >> reporter: so, in the end if donald trump is the nominee and joe biden is the nominee, you would st

lee, this reminds me of the early stuff written about obama when he was running for office with his glistenings and the hawaiian surf. this is kind of like almost soft porn really over there at wherever the hell that was. i don't know where that appeared. >> they're listening to what you're describing and the conclusion is, wow, that sounds like a guy who should be the secretary of transportation. but barack obama, it sounds like this might be the guy who should be the president of the united states. the arrange american wants competency, you just referencedd the supply chain crisis. there was an issue with getting ships into the port and drivers being able to get licenses and the delays. we have east palestine train crash and the list goes on. what people want is not a secretary of transportation who you can -- by the way, there's no way he can fix a rubik's cube in three seconds. not eat shooting straight and the twist on it has people saying i just want competency, don't give me this crap. >> laura: charlie first of all anyone who thinks the impossible burger is in any way edible is disqual

lee there. space. and when i brought, and when obama visits facebook in 2011 after his victory, you know, it sort goes without saying that this is where democrats hang out. of course, it is really right such an interesting. it's almost like anthropological treatment of the early days of social media. you focus on buzzfeed and joiner pereta. you focus on nick denton who created gawker, arianna huffington, and others around her. the founded house post. i'm just interested in that moment and you were there watching all of this come together. in fact, you weeks for the i don't to call you, the forrest gump of it were hired by one of them. but you knew all of these characters? what did they get right? what did they get wrong? you know, they were among the 1st just to see this way of coming. and there was, you know, there was a huge, particularly if you, on a friday really saw social media was going to be, this was, i don't know already did both of the founder of us, it was going to become the central distribution platform. nick that and who founded docker saw the power of the internet to kind of strip away

lee and i'm heather holmes. while the events music, food and wine certainly get a lot of attention. obamak there in napa has a lot to offer. elissa harrington joins us now live from napa where tonight's headliner post malone is just wrapping up. hey, listen. well greg heather lucky as we got to hear post malone's entire set. his stage is right there. you can see the back of it played some of his biggest hits like circles and sunflower. now, as you can see, people are starting to leave. that's because bottle rock just ended at 10 o'clock, so the streets absolutely packed with people a bottle rock has a lot to offer. besides the great music, there's also a culinary stage, cannabis inspired lounge and one of the coolest speakeasies i've ever been to man smooth him. cheap tobacco. it's amazing. it's amazing. the weather is nice. ah i've been here the last two years. i can't can't complain. bottle rock weekend in napa valley, attracting roughly 40,000 people per day to the napa valley expo for some regional wine and craft, beer, gourmet food and great music. i love wine. we get to enjoy wine a

lee or your friend schiff. and oprah she's going to be at the next michelle obama event but she ain't going to the senate i canu. >> trey: i can tell you raymond, if this were a montana senate seat, they would not be pushing them out because that's a red state but california they want to push her out. raymond arroyo, thank you so much for joining us. >> we are living in a magnificent time as it relates to medicine and our ability to stay well, or recover from illness or injury. there is seemingly a therapy or a cure for most everything, or at least a way to treat it. what if the technology was there but you could not quite reach it? what if the cure had been found but you could not access it. our country is facing a shortage of cancer drugs and other lifesaving medications. how did we get here? and what can be done about it and how quickly can it be done given the fact that life literally hangs in the balance. joining us now is dr. marc siegel. thank you so much for being here, doc. i guess people are wondering how did we get here? is it a supply chain issue? is it there's no profit in some of these drugs? how

lee mosley. and i was curious if there were any particular characters or traits about president obama you admired or liked and felt you were really able to capture on your camera and photographs that we could see or, that we could not see. oh, so what you probably didn't see is he's really got a good sense of humor and he's like the most competitive person i've ever met in my life. you know? and i'm somebody that played spades with him on, air force one. i got like sometimes it got pretty heated a card game. i got. but i think like, you know, he obviously a decent human being and think you see that in my pictures well well i have one final question that i will oppose in the 222 year history of the white, there have been 19 weddings hosted by the president and first lady and the naomi biden was the recent one, most recent one, and yours was one for her. tell us how that came about and what that experience was like. you know, i'm glad i only got married. white house. that's now the most recent and people can like stop asking me about i mean so the circumstances were you know my wife and i my wife p

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obama white house about an effort to frame trump, perhaps mr. jordan will get answers about that, as well. >> brian: thanks, griff. bring in gop senator mike lee. what is the difference in this and the horowitz report? what have you been able to pick up with your legal background? >> they are both damming, this makes clear it is more than garden variety misconduct or sloppyness on the part of the fbi. this nation's premiere law enforcement agency was able to take political motivation and weaponize to the criminal justice system to undertake investigation against a presidential candidate they didn't want to win. the fact they got away with this and did so in the absence of legitimate evidence is not just a front to the constitution, popular sovereignty. of the people, by the people and for the people. the implication cannot be overstated and make sure this is weighted out completely. have to be major consequences for the fbi and doj. >> ainsley: what will the consequences be? what will you be doing? >> why did we fund $500 million for a new fbi headquarters? i continue to wonder if we needs a decentralization of law enforcement power within the

part of the obama administrationings he should understand that the 14th amendment is off the table should not be talking about it at all. cheryl: joe i want your take on this the market mike leet about 2011 last time so close a credit downgrade united states had credit downgrade in 2011 market had very bad reaction we've not seen that this time around. >> because market is kind of learned from experiences, economists saying, from a technical perspective, keep in mind the treasury still is going to take in enough money to make interest payments do have ability. >> no reason to default the x-date has a lot of variability, that is accurate that is true having said all that, i don't anticipate going past june 9 sometimes between skrooun 1, june 9 get done debt ceiling next, of fed tightening no default. >> does that affect know how you approach the market investments the next week? sweer at a critical point dow hot had a good week nasdaq did because of a.i. nothing to do with debt ceiling. >> what i would say if we blow past june 1, janet yellen not released any financial modeling saying we will run other of moerp it has largely been talk if numbers does release it that would cer

lee has. jeb bush had similar overwhelming money advantage in 2016. we know where that went. hillary clinton had a five to one money advantage raised in the early days over barack obamaoney doesn't buy you the nomination. it certainly can help you toward that, but what do you think? >> yeah, i mean, it is interesting. i actually agree with the majority of what lee just said. money is exceptionally useful. it buys you the ads, the airtime, the events you need to do to build the name recognition outside of the state of florida, but he put on the white boots, pulled them up and tried to slap mickey. it is really not going well for him. i think couldn't serve tiffs across the country recognize there are limits to this war on wokeness and, worse he will have a battle against the biggest, kind of bully of all in the primary here and money doesn't beat trump on a debate stage as we saw back in 2016. i mean the money is great but i don't see how he beats the, you know the biggest bully on the stage. neil: still that bully, lee, whatever you want to call him, a lot of voters could get tired of investigation and indictment fatigue. we could see these legal challenges, you know

his tenure as vice president under obama biden, a foreigner was involved in a money-grabbing corruption scheme in exchange for lobbying for political decisions. grace leeo an end one of the topics during the election campaign in the united states is the growth of crime in san francisco, the area where fashion stores were located turned into a criminal ghetto the nord tromb network closes its shopping centers, and in just over the past 3 years, due to an increase in the number of robberies, 20 stores have left the area, they will show empty windows, and the fight for security has brought the uk to the point that the crowd stormed the barrier at the exit of the store, where they thought of the fact that they began to require its customers to present checks in order to to get on the street the same barriers appear in many large retail chains, and that's it. this , along with the largest increase in food prices in 50 years. in italy, flooding after a months-long drought, when it dried up the country's largest rivers feared that agriculture would suffer from a lack of water, and they were waiting for rainfall. and now they waited between the cities of bolog