■x■x ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ olivia purdie: hi, i'm olivia, and i am 11 years old. which means i have no gender. i am just me. riley mclean: my name is riley. i don't identify as male or female but i'm not in the middle either. i don't identify on the gender binary. i'm just me. dakota dunlap: i'm dakota. people often ask if i'm a boy or a girl. i'm neither. i'm off the gender spectrum. audrey mason-hyde: hi, i'm audrey. i'm gender non-binary and queer and i wanna change the world. riley: tonight on "four corners" we take you into the lives of people like me, people who don't conform to gender norms. and i ask, why does it matter to you if i don't identify as a boy or a girl? ♪♪♪ olivia: well, the world basically evolves around boxes and those two boxes are a male box and a female box. and if you are born with a female body you have to be a female. if you are born with a male body you have to be a male and you've been put into that box. and they try to, like--people may try to duct-tape you, duct-tape the box so then you'll stay like that. but i cut the duct-tape an

olivia: and a family saga sprawling scope like a 19th century novel. take a look at "layla's brothers." [speaking another language] lisa: this film has absolutely everything. a dazzling, action-packed beginning, suspense, family dynamics you would not wish on your worst enemy, bad decisions that will have you gasping when you learn how bad they really were. and it is all wrapped in geopolitical reality. this director has under seen -- was released in iran last year, and was a riveting portrait of addicts and drug dealers in tehran. he is so talented i can barely sit still when i talk about him. you heard it here. the rich get richer. the poor get poorer. you will almost certainly get the short end of the stick if you are not only poor, but female. olivia: it is worth 20 out that in late june and ministry of culture said the film is extensively banned because it was screamed in -- screened in cannes without government approval. now to a director who was 83, mike nichols. two of his films of been restored. one is called "carnal knowledge." lisa: the roun

jenny, you and olivia are far too young — roof. jenny, you and olivia are far too young to _ roof. governments to have to monitor and prepare for as we've seen over the last few decades, and getting worse. seen over the last few decades, and getting worse-— getting worse. yes, and it's one of those things _ getting worse. yes, and it's one of those things as — getting worse. yes, and it's one of those things as was _ getting worse. yes, and it's one of those things as was just _ getting worse. yes, and it's one of those things as wasjust said, i getting worse. yes, and it's one of those things as wasjust said, the l those things as was just said, the electoral cycle means you're not planning ahead, and we saw that with pandemics. but this idea we should be rushing our water use — i'm already rationing my cup of tea making because we got a smart metre and i know how much the cost of energy is, the idea is not that are you drinking leaders a day? know that when it _ you drinking leaders a day? know that when it was _ you drinking leaders a day? know that when it was very _ you drinki

welcome olivia. thank you, chris. and from vienna rudiger weischenbart is the founder of content and consulting and editor of the global 50 an annual ranking of the world's largest publishers. welcome rudiger. hello, chris. and finally joining me today with his editorial analysis and commentary is andrew albanese senior writer publishers weekly and my regular guest every friday on velocity of content. good to see you andrew. hey there chris. so bookmark is everywhere have much in common from the challenges of online commerce to bestseller list dominated by authors with internationally recognized brands, of course important national differences remain despite globalization. let's open our tour by landing in madrid spain and joining obviously in his office help ola javier nice to see you. all i want to see us. buenos dias. so tell us about the situation in spain. let's go back to when covid-19 first broke in the early spring of 2020 and spain was hit especially hard. we all remember and was one of the first nations to i

olivia and miles are still with us.ns, national political corresponded with the new york times. i'm glad to have you all here. we were told, no more hearings until september. you've all marked off your calendars. you're waiting to take a breath. you cannot wait for the next one. i understand. we thought -- it would be radio silence until. then this tells you for every statement that might come out, i will leave this year for you at the table, what do you make of the decision to do that? was it trying to undercut the prospective notion that trump doesn't have a like to stand on in the public eye? what is this about? >> this committee has been very delivered all the way through about putting out information added time and manner of their choosing to just dominate the news cycle. and yeah, to deny donald trump a clear lane to make his own case at any point ever, right? this is not necessarily the thinking of the committee. but i think it sure works out for them politically that donald trump is coming back into the public e

the teenager whose legacy in olivia is now etched in stone.oyd hooper, nbc news, olivia, minnesota. >> what a young man. dom says he wants to be a nurse in order to help people. we could certainly use him. >>> that is nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. kate snow will be here tomorrow night i'm peter alexander. have a good night. >>> right now at 6:00, another huge firestorm burning at the northern edge of the state forcing bay area firefighters to jump from one emergency on to the next. we'll have the latest on the conditions. >>> a deadly night in contra costa county. now a driver is behind bars after the collision. what we know about the case and the victims. >>> it's not just san francisco. another major city declares an emergency for the monkeypox outbreak. we'll show you how far the virus is spreading in the country and how many cases are here in the bay area. >>> news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> we begin tonight with a live look from sacramento. right now firefighters and their families are paying their resp

i will introduce you to olivia who liana coming up.ressman matt gates into more than $1 million for abortion funds. my conversation with her next. and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older... with at least 1 heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't take if allergic to rinvoq... as serious reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. put uc in check and keep it there, with rinvoq. ask your gastroenterologist about rinvoq. and learn how abbvie could help you save. most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet invented a pad that protects differently. with two rapiddry layers. for strong protection, that's always discreet. question your protection. try always discreet. i asked her what motivated her olivia julianna to take a stand. >> i feel like i have responsibility as a young person in politics to show my young followers that these kinds of attacks from republican politicians will not be tolerated. they should be put in their place when they say things that a

olivia, welcome.saying that he does not see a divide in the republican party right now? from where i am sitting, there is a divide. >> there certainly is a divide from where i am sitting, to. i am on the non maga side of the house trying to figure out where the party went with their insanity. look, i think he is trying to, you know, he is in a tough spot. he is trying to get a, you know, oppression on the policies of the trump administration. he was a big part of that, obviously. while he tries to walk a fine line of not alienating some more trump supporters and voters who think that he is a traitor, and hate everything he stands for, and tear him up to hang him. i think it is a tough call here. i think he is trying to, sort of, not just support candidates who are not maga, which actually, i give him credit for. i think more people should be out front on that so that we do not end up with all these crazies in office. >> can you give us a sense, olivia, what is going on behind the scenes right now? bec

olivia is still ahead. we can get in, question number nine, how much does the heaviest tuna ever caught way? over or under 1785 pounds? you say under, you say over, you say over, gary, you are tied with lesley. under 1496 pounds so you are only up by one now. how much time we have left? to questions? two more questions. question number ten, how long is the current nonstop commercial flight, over or under 20 hours? >> i would say over. kennedy: everyone says over, wrong, it's 17 hours and 15 minutes. the still l.a. to disney? no one knows. number 11, this is worth two points. anyone can win. anyone of you. question number 11. one of you is working at the can a daily of this evening. how many variations of shampoo are currently for sale on the x website? over or under 14 variations? >> over -- wait, under, that's the only way i can win. kennedy: and you did when. gary hoffmann is a winner with six points. >> for men -- >> i think you could ask every teen girl for the ladies. kennedy: congratulations, gary. i

olivia nuzzi is the washington correspondent for new york magazine.ctually recently interviewed the ex president for a piece titled, donald trump on 2024: i've already made that decision, and they both join me now. olivia, let me start with you, you just interviewed the man in question, and there were two things, there was the question of running for reelection. and the january 6th hearings, and they were clearly like, both circulating as my. what do you learn about the intention for running for reelection? >> well, when i asked him about it, you know, first it was a bit, whether i make my decision, why pressed him on that, he claims his mind is already made up, and it's really a question of whether or not he announces before or after the midterm elections. but to your point about the investigations, many people around the president who i spoke to were talking about his concerns about placing prosecution. he is under investigation and all sorts of different jurisdictions in new york, in new york city, with the department of justice, in georgia. and th

olivia joins me right now. thanks so much for being here.y went and your responses, and i love my producer. they are like can we get her on the show and thanks for agreeing to coming on. i want to get it out of way. you responded on social media to matt gaetz's disgusting i won't even characterize them but basically making fun of and putting down women who are abortion rights activists, and you're a 19-year-old kid and he decided to target you. your thoughts. >> i mean, i'm not necessarily surprised that this is a path that matt gaetz would take considering since he's been elected in cook his judgment has been questionable at best. i'm surprised that he thought that i would just allow him to publicly body shame me when i very clearly have a reputation in the past of letting republican politicians know that that kind of behavior will not be tolerated. >> amen. you will not be gen-z at the trolling. leave your whole generation alone on social. now we've got that out of the way. i do want to talk to you about that. you are from texas but we're

make a way. >> olivia, what was your reaction?t night hearing that radio traffic for the first time. >> it was -- it was very emotional. i was, you know, not only saddened by the fact that that ever even took place but also i was so angry as well, to be honest because i was sitting there thinking -- i mean, here we are, we were hearing it in realtime, what they were facing, what they were struggling with, and the fact that this is an elite force that their sole mission is to protect the main leaders of our country and how close it came and the fact that they were in realtime calculating how they were going to protect themselves and the vice president. and it -- you know, it sounds like something out of a movie, and it's so surreal to hear that. it should be shocking to every american, but this is -- this was real. it happened, and i've got to say that in the context of thinking about the fact that donald trump was aware of what was happening, he was fully aware of what was going on. he knew the vice president's life was in danger,

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olivia. _ gotten less good at. looking at your paper, olivia, last _ gotten less good at.o beijing, said american and chinese relations had deteriorated to the lowest limit since the two powers resumed in 1972. that's quite a claim — and we have no idea about quite what china's nuclear arsenal is. ., , , ., quite what china's nuclear arsenal is. ., , .,�* quite what china's nuclear arsenal is. know, but you don't need to read between the — is. know, but you don't need to read between the lines _ is. know, but you don't need to read between the lines very _ is. know, but you don't need to read between the lines very much - is. know, but you don't need to read between the lines very much to - between the lines very much to surmise that china's nuclear arsenal is growing massively, and we won't find out much more about it while the channels of communication remain down. that's pretty terrifying. i think also it was warned that if russia continues to advance on ukraine — at the moment, it doesn't seem like the west indies is dedicated to helping ukraine achieve total victory.

so, again, backing up everything olivia said. there is a moral or social failing, but also big we go into. >> thank you both, i enjoyed the conversation, so many questions right? so many questions about this potentially missing secret service text from the day of the insurrection. and now the national archives getting involved, demanding answers, but is there any weight recover the texts? only two things are forever: love and liberty mutual customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ifnyone objects to this marriage... (emu squawks) kevin, no! not day. only pay forhat you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. meltin', breadin', bakin', shreddin'. slicin', dicin', spicin', ricin'. if you're swissing it, then you're missing it. fryin', flyin', savorin', favorin'. over rotini. inside a panini. egging, maining, siding, plain-ing. debunk the inglorious. on

what did you see there, olivia? >> well, i think the reality is everyone in the circle had just lived through what was a very tragic awful 24 hours that they saw play out at the u.s. capitol and knowing that mike pence's life was in grave danger and the leadership of the country, and here you have the current president struggling, struggling to really address this because he doesn't want to is the reality i see there. he knows that those people were there in support of him and that's what mattered. it didn't matter that lives were lost and officers were hurt, even though he claimed during his tenure that he was pro law enforcement. all of that being in full focus, that he, himself, watched himself on tv, didn't matter. for him, it was bigger than that because he was trying to figure out how he was going to continue to support that movement and continue to support the lie of the stolen election. he was not going to walk it back. >> i saw you nodding during that. >> what i think was most interesting about the outtakes

>> i don't remember that. >> what do you think, olivia? >> wow, well, to that i would say there seem to be a lot of republican elected officials who don't recall the conversations and phone calls they had on january 6th. we have kevin mccarthy not recalling this one. we had jim jordan not recalling how many times he called or spoke to the president on that day. i don't know, you know, i wasn't in the situation, but i can tell you this, i remember most of every moment on january 6th as i sat there and wondered if my former boss was going to make it alive that day and other people and watched this all hell break loose live on tv. so i find it interesting but not surprising given the demeanor where, you know, it was just a peaceful, you know, tourist day that day for a lot of these republican officials who behave in such a coward ice way and continue to do so. y . >> olivia troy, jennifer radiolrogers we'll continue this conversation. thanks so much for those insights. >>> 9/11 families speak out against former pruesident trump for welcoming

i'm your host olivia horton.ust about 30 minutes away from a spectacular fireworks show out here around the bay area. and we have a full team coverage of tonight's fireworks shows. kron four's. amanda hari is in san francisco. justin campbell is in san jose and charles clifford is in them are in county, will be checking in with all of them in just a little bit. but first, let's go to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for your fireworks forecast. laurence welcome aboard. a 4th of july we've got for you outside tonight. >> guess what? that fog is moving in. that is a major weather factor approaching the golden gate bridge. get this. the bridge at 220 feet. here comes that fog shooting on shore right now. now it is lifting as it's making its way across the bay. the time we get to pier 39, maybe about 500 feet or so. but still, you have to deal with some of those larger fireworks are just going to see the glow up there in the sky. as you look towards san jose, a different picture. we've got some partly cloudy s

that seems to me a clear violation of the federal records act. >> olivia, here is the other confusing i've also had a device replaced since january 6th. i got a new cell phone. but all of my texts from before july 6th are still on here. i don't even know how you can permanently get rid of things like that. so do you buy the explanation? >> yeah, i think the whole thing is bizarre. i agree with him and his take on it. i think it's very odd. i'm going to be very honest. i ran a technical migration for the government for 25,000 people around the world globally. i can guarantee you when we did that migration we made sure, it was drilled into our heads that we should not lose data and we should make sure that everything transfers, and so i just don't know how that magically happens, to be honest, especially when you're dealing with information critical and related to one of the darkest periods for our country where you know there's going to be scrutiny on it. it just seems a little bit bizarre. i think we really need to get to the bottom of this and get to the facts. and i think this actua

. >> olivia? >> yes. the first question we got is about a powerpoint comparison you have on youtube. so first of all could you explain that to us a little bit? and just go into what that comparisons of wage earners versus investors is? and then give us a little bit of insight about what we can do to get the word out even if we are not a millionaire? >> yes. but. we tried to do is create about 20 minutes storyline that tells you from the beginning to the end what is going out the tax code. and so we compare to families the work hearts of the folks who work every day needs are the wealthy people often gallivanting enduring golf. we show you how the tax system treats them differently we talk about this corporate tax. but we have done with that olivia's we've taken that around the country we post about 20 far through the setters thrust with house members. we are starting to into grassroots group. we were in iowa couple off days ago had about 7000 people in a zoom call. given this powerpoint presentation. if y

so, again, backing up everything olivia said. there is a moral or social failing, but also big we go into. >> thank you both, i enjoyed the conversation, so many questions right? so many questions about this potentially missing secret service text from the day of the insurrection. and now the national archives getting involved, demanding answers, but is there any weight recover the texts? ♪ um, she's eating the rocket. ♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. ♪ in two seconds, a vacationer will say... yeah, i'm going to live here. only to realize... what if i can't sell my place? ♪ don't worry. sell it directly to opendoor and we'll help you buy your next one. aah. when life's doors open, we'll handle the house. meltin', breadin', bakin', shreddin'. slicin', dicin', spicin', ricin'. if you're swissing it, then you're missing it. fryin', flyin', savorin', favorin'. over rotini. inside a panini. egging, maining, siding, plain-ing. debunk the inglorious. one shape's victorious. kraft singles. square it. research shows that people remember a

how crucial, olivia, was cuccinelli himself to trump's efforts, his attempted efforts to overturn the election? >> well, look, cuccinelli was definitely in the inner circle when it came to trump circles. i saw him in the west wing very often. and, you know, the fact that he had this conversation speaks to the extent that he was communicating about these potential legal actions and some of these crazy sort of conspiracy ideas being pushed out of this inner circle. and i'll say this, i would hope that we would be able to see some of the communications and really figure out what went on. and i think all of this, i want to point out, speaks to the importance of the january 6th select committee's work in this investigation. because all of these things we would not know about or realize the extent of this entire effort that went on to stop the peaceful transfer of power without this investigation, right, and without these hearings, without these testimonies, without these first-hand witness accounts. >> werenorm, they talk about te normal and team crazy. the fact is, crazy or not, these wer

olivia, though, on this point -- >> i don't know. when i heard that, my first reaction is, okay, he's worried. he's worried about this -- what this person knows. and so that, to me, stands out. because why are you reaching out to this individual? what is it about that person? whatever they know, whatever they saw, whatever they witnessed, are they the person -- was it the phot photographer? were they the person who runs the white house communications? do they know the switchboard, the actions that happened? the dereliction of duty there? do they have first hand testimony? she's probably aware of that. given cassidy hutchinson's outstanding testimony, knowing trump they're going down the list because this is how it works with this inner circle. i've seen it first hand. they're going down the list and saying, who's vulnerable? what information do these people know? and we've got to get to them first is what i'm thinking. that's where my thinking went. >> again, i just don't know how we know it's the president. >> i don't know. >> i hea

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whether it's people like olivia troy who's with us tonight or cassidy or liz cheney out there being ihe margaret chase smith of our generation. i think courage is contagious and the misogyny of the trump world is not going to be received well. >> it's women like you, cassidy, alyssa who had the courage and it's mostly men who have chosen to remain silent. >> yeah, it's completely shameful. and the sad part is that they know someone like cassidy, she was critical to the operation in the west wing. i mean, she was mark meadows' right-hand person. we all worked closely with her. and it's sad, because here she is standing on her own and she's being disparaged and you have a former president of the united states demeaning women very publicly and talking about her mental health. i saw that clip. it was disgusting and appalling. and yet where are the men in this whole scenario? they could be taking a stand, as well. and they continue to hide or they make comments, anonymous comments behind closed doors or statements, but they won't come forward and testify publicly and they won't go on the r

. >> olivia? >> yeah, so the first question that we've got is about the power point comparison that you have on youtube. so first of all, could you just explain that to us a little bit? and just go into what that comparison of wage earners versus investors is. and then give us a little bit of insight about what we can do to get the word out, even if we're not a millionaire. >> yes, so we created-- what we tried to do is create about a 20 minute story line that tells you kind of from the beginning to the end what's going on with the tax code. okay, and so we compare to families, the workhearts and those are the workers every day and the others are doing events and golf and show you how the tax system treats them differently and then we talk about the stocks, the corporate tax, and what we've done with that, olivia, we've taken that around the country and hosted about 20 events so far, house members and starting to go into grass roots groups. we were in iowa and 7,000 people on a zoom call, seeing t

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let's bring in mark teason and olivia beaver. she is also with us as well.f them. mark, your comment on what you just heard from the governor and senator duckworth? >> it was shameful, the governor's press conference. before this incident happened in the city of chicago, there were 60 people shot this fourth of july weekend, 15 of them fatally. by the end of june this year in chicago, 310 homicides, 1,255 shootings. where was this press conference then? where ouz the outrage then? where was his outrage when mayor lightfoot cut $80 million out of the chicago police budget last year? where is his outrage at the liberal prosecutors in his state who refuse to prosecute crimes? we are in the worst crime wave since the 1990s in this country chicago is one of the leading cities. murders are up, people are living in fear and the politicians only come out when there's an incident like this because they care about it when it happens in highland park. they don't care so much when it happens in washington park or garfield park. >> trace: this is the president's tweet ab

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with us now is olivia troye, she was pence's advisor during his time in office. was meeting today with members of the conservative republican study committee and we're reporting that they thanked him for his courage on january 6th and also encouraged him to run for president in 2024. you worked closely with him. should he? will he? >> yeah, that's quite the dichotomy within the republican party. you have the growing rift between those that support trump and continue to back him and remain loyal to him and then you have the rest of the republicans who are trying to figure out how to navigate around him and in many cases wanting to support someone like mike pence. this is a very friendly group to him. he chaired this group for many years when he was in congress and i think he was there to focus on more traditional republican issues. i know the focus was to the national debt, foreign affairs and apparently he was praised for certifying the election. it's fascinating to watch this behind closed doors yet publicly republicans are very gun shy, i would say, talking abo

. >> joining me now is olivia troy, former head of homeland security and counterterrorism expert ando lowell of "the guardian." what do we know about the erasure of these text messages, just from the 5th and 6th because it sure does seem suspicious from it's just from those two days. >> i caught up with the chairman of the committee today, benny thompson, and he said they weren't quite sure whether it was just january 5 and january 6 that they don't have the texts from or whether it was other dates in january. what they do know though is that those texts were lost through a device replacement program. now what we don't know, again, is whether or not this was malicious or whether there was some sort of bad intent here to get rid of incriminating materials, but i learned today that the select committee met with the dhs inspector general, and they discussed whether there was any way to reconstruct the text messages based on the other text messages that they have using forensic tools available to the fbi and federal law enforcement. >> do we know like how the text message sort of storage

olivia, that's the age he would be running for re-election. it's an extremely clear signal of where he's going. >> it absolutely is. he is doubling down and sending a signal that he plans to run. that phone call to that wisconsin legislator, we're almost two years post the 2020 election. and he's still obsessively trying to overturn this election. that republicans actually as a whole are really trying to move past from that moment. because they know it's damaging -- the party is damaging for upcoming elections. that's also him showing that he's worried, and these hearings, they are eroding. the confidence that people have in him, and i think he knows they've been damaging. so this is his way of doubling down on this narrative that continues to embolden this dangerous movement of people across the country who continue to behave and engage in political violence, and local communities, as a result of the lies they've been told by the former president. >> olivia, elie, thank you both. >>> next, steve bannon's old social media posts are now coming

olivia! yes, the music. she joins me. now olivia, you won the week.cker up. but tell us how much money you raised. when did you start this fund-raiser? i think was tuesday, right? >> yes, we started this fund-raiser tuesday night. >> and there it is. there it is. look at that. >> yeah, i am in complete shock. i never realized it would take all this as much as it has. but i'm happy that it has. we've seen an outpouring of support from across the country and funds that have received funds are supporting us online. i'm extremely happy with how this has all turned. out >> when you started this, out you wrote that very adorable-y snarky thank you letter to matt gates for just being a jerk to you on social media. and really to all activists who actually believe that women can own our own bodies. did you expect the outpouring to be wet it has been? >> i absolutely did not. i thought we'd raised a couple thousand dollars. i had no idea that it would blow up as much as it has. 1 million was a big goal, but now we are shooting for two. so hopefully we can get t

hi, olivia. >> heidari a good morning. thank you so much.have an amazing show coming up today. >> as usual, do you apply sunscreen? >> every day. hopefully do because it's very important. we're breaking down the bargain beauty buys to keep your skin glowing. then. >> the bay area children's theatre's bringing some of your favorite books to life. learn how this theater group is helping keep kids involved in reading. plus wine vintages that will last into the next season. we are wine tasting in studio. well, some big trip you can enter to win and with gas prices on the rise, we're all looking for a way to save money. go ahead and scan that qr code an answer our question of the day. what are your money, saving tips. let us know. and your answer could be read live today at 1 o'clock on live in the bay. any money saving tips? all don't get me started. i mean, i have a ton of money. some tips not related to gas, but like it all don't buy coffee. like make your own coffee. that's a big one. that's a big and then everybody's it has to have everythin

trey: all right olivia thank you for joins us. >> thank you, trey.aring from you vi e-mail and social media. tonight we start with a question from eli from ohio. >> hey, who is your favorite supreme court justice and why. trey: that is a great question. i don't know that i could site just one so i will site qualities i'm looking for, humility, the ability to communicate, and persuade with written word, fiddle fidelity to the constitution. constitution. >> next question from sabrina in france. >> i. to know what is your favorite country in europe? trey: i would be crazy not to pick france, since that is where you are from. i did visit france, england and germany a couple years ago, i would love to visit scotland and maybe fin lap finland and sweden, i am going with france for tonight. trey: this question gabi from spain. >> our favorite flavor of ice cream. trey: i like a lot. i don't go to the pool or beach any more. anything that has chocolate, peanut butter, nuts or coconut. >> if you have a question send it to us on social media or e-mail us. than

let's send things over to the lovely olivia horton for live in the bay. how you doing? olivia?well, i'm good now, stephanie, your last story was about some pizza. i'm just a little hungry heading into the show today. looks really good, though. hopefully you have a chance to catch some lunch after the show. absolutely. well, coming up today on live in the bay, she's out of the radio station and into our studio. nikki blades from big bay mornings dish on dating and relationships. then she left her job as a veteran trial lawyer to chase her dream of bei

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olivia, i've got a couple questions for you., quote, republicans were furious about hillary clinton's emails and personal server. why aren't they screaming from the rooftops outraged about the secret service texts exchanged on january 6 being purged? from you, from what you've seen, from your very, very significant point of view, inside the white house, working for mike pence, is this surprising to you that the text messages are missing? >> yeah, completely surprising. we keep the preservation of government records very seriously. and i'll be honest with you, i have run technical migrations for the government. and i can tell me you 100% that we plan very ahead for these things. and that everything is mapped out from point "a," point "b," "c" and "d." i mean, we have it all planned out. there's a time line for everything. and i just find it completely just appalling that no one in the leadership thought the same thing. maybe we should have seen it as migration, and maybe we need to preserve these things. even just for historical

olivia, thanks for joining us. let's start with those little secret service techs. agency says, nothing was done nefariously, it was part of a process to shift over communications. i'm curious, do you have any insight into what to make of the situation? does it seem normal to you? >> look, i think this whole thing seems abnormal. i've worked in the government, i've worked with engineers who are responsible for -- and these migrations are very well planned, out especially when you're dealing with government records. i can't imagine that when you're dealing with possible presidential records as well and a very critical time period for our country. so, i don't know how you randomly a race the phones and this disappears, it's either gross incompetence on behalf of the secret service on the technical people there, or there's something more on this, i think that's important. >> it would be extremely coincidental, let's put it that way. there is someone else, there's something else that was revealed during last tuesday's hearing, it was revealed by representative liz chene