how palm beach is trying to build its own new york city.his is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. as more and more wall street firms flock to florida, palm beach developers are making the area more appealing to new yorkers. harry's of wall street is opening a location down south. what is happening? we just saw a picture of harry's palm beach. it looks like there are some baker brose there. even that younger bankers get to work in florida? sonali: that is the most important part of the equation? if you look at a firm like goldman sachs, about 80% our millennial and gen z. you can convince him to move to florida, which is trying to move -- to be a base for wall street. if you cannot attract them, can you build unsubstantial presence? wall street south is never going to big that should be as big as manhattan. this is not the only move that firms are making, but attracting people has been a big? -- a big question mark this is a question, can i build a lifestyle that is exciting as manhattan down south? what will pay look like? these

i live in palm beach, florida. so i see the people that come through here every single week and kissed the ring of donald trump and some of them would surprise you greatly. ok, david, i saw you were being dismissive, explained it was all go ahead, david. well, i think it's important to remember when john was elected in 2016, the republican party held the white house and both houses of congress. and over the next 4 years, they proceeded to lose them all which, which probably says a lot about the power and i was just talking about florida. that was just a special election of florida. we are trans canada a last i remember. ready when he was elected in 2016, i told friends, it actually might be a good thing, because you had requested one. the republicans would have 4 more years to increase their margin in the house, increase their margin in the senate and eventually a rubio or a cruise of. busy one of one and they really would have controlled all the power and what trump has done as he has made the public party not big

cnn's nick valencia is in palm beach with reaction to the new move and the fights continuing over masks. >> reporter: anti-maskers were upset over the no opt-out, a mandate in place despite the governor's ban on masks in schools and some parents showed up here last night couldn't contain their outrage. >> today was my son's last day in public school with the school district of palm beach county and i couldn't be happier! >> upset parents confronted the palm beach county school board wednesday night over the district's mask mandate. a crowd of parents, some who sat for hours to be heard, blasted the school board for defying florida's republican governor with a no op tr-out mask mandate and instituting scientifically proven covid mitigation protocols. no one spoke in favor of masking and some who did speak couldn't contain their anger. >> you need to step up and shine your own [ bleep ] light. this is ridiculous! >> turn off the microphone. >> watch the language, ma'am. >> desantis issued an executive order blocking mask mandates in school. that order was upheld in a federal court earlier

. >> today was my son's last day in public school with the school district of palm beach county. couldn't be happier. >> reporter: upset parents confronted the palm beach county school board wednesday night over the district's mask mandate. a crowd of parents, some who sat for hours to be heard, blasted the school board for defying florida's republican governor with a no-opt-out mask mandate and instituting scientifically proven covid mitigation protocols. no one spoke in favor of masking. and some who did speak couldn't contain their anger. >> you need to step up and [ bleep ]. this is ridiculous. >> turn off the microphone. watch the language, ma'am. >> reporter: desantis issued an executive order earlier this year blocking mask mandates in schools. that order was upheld in a federal court earlier this month. at least two people were escorted out for disrupting the meeting, including this woman who says the decision of masking students should be left up to parents. >>> do you worry at all that your children might get the virus, not wearing a mask might spread the virus? >> i fe

cnn is in palm beach county. nick valencia, a lot of anger, perhaps putting it mildly.etting aggressive. >> reporter: this one lasted over five hours. it was certainly lively and pointed comments but for the most part civil. last night, jim and erica, the meeting was packed with anti-maskers who were intent on voicing their frustration on this no opt-out mask mandate. in palm beach school district, the school year started by allowing the parents to send their kids without a mask to school but by the third week they had just as many cases as they had all of last year, so they chose to put that mask mandate in place. some showed up wearing masks with the words "this is a control device" written across the front. everyone who showed up was intent on voicing frustration to the scientific findings. they were chanting rules for think t thee. not for me. this meeting took place a few hours after the newly appointed surgeon general announced a new system-based ato quarantining students saying if they don't show symptoms they don't have to quarantine at home. ron desantis addres

i'm going to take a look at palm beach county.ignificant where they already expanded where they can take in patients and stream them. you can't just put someone on a gurney. they have to stretch themselves to the limit. they would have 42 beds just for pediatric patients right now there are 31 of those beds occupied. so there is great concern about how this is going to be handled. as we see the numbers in the state of florida, we have also had an exhausted medical staff, doctors and nurses, listen to what the mayor of palm beach county had to say. >> as we have seen here today in florida, the florida hospital association reports that there is a deficit of 8,000 nurses in this state. >> to underscore in palm beach county, 87% of the patients in the covid wards are unvaccinated. >> a lot of hand ringing and concern, governor newsom may be turning a corner with less than two weeks to go until all of the ballots are due in the recall election. l of the ballots are due in the recall election xtravafestasaveathon! at this homeandautobun

listen to mayor of palm beach county. >> and the hospitals are very much full.here is increased demand for the health care professionals and the nurses and doctors and those in that profession, and burnout happening. so as the demand increases and the time is going on, the people are burnt out, and they leave the profession. >> and it is worth noting that those who are showing up in the covid wards in palm beach county, 87% of them are unvaccinated. really, what is going on in palm beach county is repeated throughout the state, and lot of high anxiety as they are seeing the record number of 325 people on average dying a day from coronavirus. geoff. >> wow. so dr. gupta, i want to broaden the conversation a little bit and mention what "the new york times" is reporting and our team has confirmed that officials are advising the white house to scale back the plan for booster shots, because you have said that vaccinating the rest of the world first before giving the americans a third dose is the best way to go. help us to understand that view, and what are you saying

i lived in palm beach, but i was in tallahassee doing legislative business. i went back to my rental house in tallahassee. traveling to and from tallahassee became almost impossible. the security -- we had been used to going through security very easily. you didn't have to take your shoes off. i don't even know if we had to go through something to check for weapons. it became very cumbersome, very difficult to get through security. that's my next impression of what happened. >> i was in the ohio general assembly on that day. i was driving. i was about halfway down and i put on the radio to listen to the traffic report. a report came over that there was an aircraft that hit one of the towers. a lot of people thought it was probably one of the smaller aircraft that is flown around new york city. then, i realized what had happened at the world trade center. so, a little bit later, my gosh, it was an actual commercial aircraft that had flown in. not long after, the second aircraft hit. just total disbelief as you are listening to this on the radio, but you cannot

from joe kennedy, that's only if you don't count the $25000 a year he got that that europe and palm beach. i also need to say i don't think near times is aware of that relationship. these are three men that are going to make kennedy great. joe junior russia and now europe and he's been around europe and he's also a dear friend trying to promote them into politics. joe finally gets nominated because their leaking the fact and that he should become the ambassador sorry i missed it he's warning in february 1940 in the news took place december 9, 1937, why there is a delay and i ask about in the book it is still somewhat of a mystery there's a number of different reasons why this could've happened, you have to read the book, he comes to london on march the first and this is the picture of joe on march 8, 1938, he's going into get his credentials in the gentleman second from the left on the uniform is an american in these colonel raymond who did not get along with joe he was his military attachÉ and in his book he said already by this time he said it was on his own verbosity. that's probably t

. >> he is facing criminal investigations in both sonoma county and palm beach florida for allegations of sexual assault. he is also being investigated for possible violations of campaign and political ethics laws. >>> governor newsom was in los angeles yesterday asking californians to vote no on the recall election. >> no sends a powerful message that the state of california celebrates its diversity. california celebrates our refugee populations and immigrants from every conceivable walk of life that came here for new beginnings. >> the governor will be joined in the campaign by vice president camila -- kamala harris this week. we are also streaming interview. >>> help is on the way for millions impacted by hurricane ida. how the federal government is stepping up. >>> and a mayor american foot company ordered to pay up millions. why they are charged with cook its books ahead in our money watch report. >>> plus. >> 20 years ago matt and his fellow firefighter saved a woman from the world trade center as it collapsed around them. i'm michael george with a powerful story of heroism and s

and in west palm beach, we cross to gina loud, and she is like psychology expert and a long time trump advisor. hi cross up rules and effects. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. david, let me go to you 1st here. let's start from the basics here. what is the identity of the republican party as we speak right now? and is donald trump a reflection of that party? go ahead david. well i think it's a party in search of an identity here it's become known as call 45.

host: this is barbara calling from north palm beach, florida. caller: to those praising biden come i have this to say. all his actions to date have made his country less safe. opening borders, ignoring the situation on the border, shutting down the pipeline, now the fiasco in afghanistan. his incompetence, he needs to stop blaming others and take responsibility for the damage this is done for the u.s. certainly, our credibility is dire, negative. our allies are very upset. this is not the way the country should be running. host: in terms the relationship militarily with allies, the lic join us in the fight in the coalition -- allies who joined us in the fight in the coalition and afghanistan. guest: it will be interesting to see with the effects are. -- what the effects are. the president has said the reason they didn't start withdraw people earlier was because they wanted to show some faith in the afghan government. when that collapsed, they were forced into the situation of a vacuuming tens of thousands of people to ensure order. -- evacuating

the zoo outside west palm beach, florida, welcoming a rhino calf. born on world rhino day.o there on field trips. want to see your interesting videos. hit us up @shannonbream or @foxnewsnight on social media. democrats and republicans taking part in america's favorite pastime. part of an annual tradition were members of congress play a friendly yet competitive baseball game. the g.o.p. tops the democrats 13-12. carly shimkus was there tonight. >> the congressional baseball game received a surprise guest. president biden. he's been rearranging his schedule to get congress to pass multiple spending packages but some democrats and republicans aren't on board. >> it will not cost anything except that you're going to pay more in taxes. gas tax. natural gas. are going to be paying 15% more every month but i guess he doesn't think it's a cost. totally out of direct correlation. >> lawmakers put that fight on pause to duke it out on the diamond. between 15,000 and 20,000 people are attending the event raising over a million dollars for charity. this game took on a whole new meaning

a lot of them are going to miami, fort lauderdale, west palm beach, orlando.m about covid-19. says if there's anybody there checking to see if they have their vaccines or if they have covid or anything like that. i was there. i was asking them about whether or not they had been vaccinated if there was a vaccine available would you take it, emphatically said no, they would not take it. a lot of them cited religious beliefs on why they wouldn't take it. they'reom coming here because where they're coming from is so poor and they want the opportunity to, they feel like this is the opportunity now that the biden administration to leave the country they've been living in, central america, t places like chile, and come here now, and they told me to my face the reason why we're here is because joe biden is allowing us to come here. he's a very humble man, he has a big heart, he loves the haitian people, and we love him. it was almost like the biggest biden rally i've ever been to. everybody there speaking about joe biden. they love him. >> tucker: yeah, well, that's t

weeks ago about the family and aiding and abetting with the attorney general, what's his name, from palm beachussed that. aaron, yeah, dave ehrenberg. so, listen, there has been a lot of speculation about the role brian's parents may or may not have played in helping brian evade police. his parents maintain they don't know where he is and they said they didn't help brian leave their home or they didn't help him avoid arrest. but is their refusal to fully cooperate with police say anything to you? >> well, yes, it does. i mean, the whole thing from lawyering up right away, right the minute law enforcement got in contact with them, their, you know, having the van there for ten days. they know about this couple. they know their history. they know more about them than any of us. and something happened. they know it. he disappears and it's four days before they report it to the police. they are coming and going during that ten-day time period. there is too much there, don. i think it's almost overwhelming at this point that they provided some time of assist or head start for him. >> i know that, ch

. >>> laura coates jones is, and the state attorney for palm beach county, down in florida.ident going after his niece for disclosing the tax information. does this lawsuit have any merit? >> well, you know, it seems to be an additional attempt, on the one hand, try to stop anyone from publishing or viewing any tax records. he lost a protracted litigation up to the supreme court, but remember it's also about his attack on the media. he's had a long fight talking about how he believes they're acting in a vindictive way against him, a person vendetta, of course. all of this is an attempt to deflect, which can oftentimes protect journalists from being able to say we put forth the situation, it was of extremity public importance, but talking about actual malice and vendetta. interestingly enough, mary trump's book they tried to stop even being published from a settlement agreement 20 years ago. she arced that agreement was fraudulent, because it's based on part of data you gave to me on the fake sort of i.r.s. and tax documents. so it's a very circular one with a lot of differen

we were doing a lot in palm beach. million on north country road in january -- neil: oh, that was you. i didn't know that was you. >> neil, it's always me. okay? [laughter] and there are lots of people coming into new york and florida, and they are, they're kind of following, they're following that innovator. they're following their bosses. they understand that if they're or out of sight, out of mind, there's only so much they can do through zoom, you know? and so the entire market is moving in a very, very healthy way. this isn't an overheated market due to, you know, free access to credit, let's say. this is a smart market. people are making smart decisions, they just haven't bought homes because they wanted them since 2007. we are selling homes now to people who want them and need them. that's a healthy marketplace. and so it's exciting, and it's great to hear the way we were kind of predicting it a year ago because we weren't really sure. neil: you know, i can see the florida thing, a big brokerage firm just announ

palm beach county sheriff says when deputies entered the house where the shooting took place they foundor entered this house and shot four people he didn't know. they've identified him as 33-year-old brian riley and they say he admitted to shooting several people, though his motive and any possible connection to the victims still unclear. >>> el salvador is betting on bitcoin. the central american country is the first country in the world to accept bitcoin as a form of payment. starting today goods and services can be paid for using bitcoin. the country's president hopes it will attract new investment and save salvadorans. a poll found by a university found 68 people oppose the move. >>> to a cnn exclusive. jeff bezos and richard branson's trips to space are stirring up international jealousy. russia's new space chief says he wishes the billionaires in his country were as interested in space as less interested in buying yachts. ironic since it was russia that sent the first tourist into orbit 20 years ago. correspondent kristin fisher is joining us with this exclusive reporting. kristin

the rich republicans who live in palm beach. what does ron desantis think about that or more importantly, what do they think about blocking the mandates? >>> still ahead, a devastating day of testimony from current and former team usa gymnasts about how the fbi failed them in the larry nassar sexual abuse case. >> it was like serving innocent children up to a pedophile on a silverplatter. >>. >>> and fencing is going up ahead the saturday. we will tell you what they are doing to prepare so this is not a repeat of january 6th. s not a repeat of january 6th. would b. i was diagnosed with parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of my medications is three thousand dollars per month. prescription drugs do not work if you cannot afford them. aarp is fighting for americans like larry, and we won't stop. that's why we're calling on congress to let medicare negotiate lower prescription drug prices. ♪♪ things you start when you're 45. coaching. new workouts. and screening for colon cancer. yep. the ameri

palm beach county, florida. >> covid is not about health because more than 99% of us have actually failed to die from this thing. it's being used by global elites and our own government to destroy the united states of america because we're based on individual liberty and god, and that is in the way of the new world order of marxism. >> more and more people are waking up because you can't keep your own lie in check, flip-flops, flip-flops, we are the storm, and we are here already, and when this whole thing crumbles to the ground, we will be here to hold you accountable for your crimes against humanity, and we will have our freedoms once again. >> you treat the parents of these children as domestic terrorists using our men in blue against us. your power hungry dictatorship has gotten out of control. this is no longer about our safety. it is about control. >> this report reads like a nazi germany experiment. >> i mean you saw it. i wonder if people see themselves in these videos and then -- who knows. did someone say dictatorship? did they not live through the last administration? i've said

guest: said the only in the county they didn't even though florida does not have a mask mandate, palm beach county dead and they sought outbreaks even with a mask the first few days but the only random or cluster randomized controlled trial ever done in the mess, from overseas shows that the cloth masks had almost no value in the surgical mask did reduce transmission that was an 11 percent reduction so it was modest printed got remember the best tool is vaccination of adults and those are the ones who are showing up in the hospitals and dying right now this for you to focus our effort. arthel: but they don't seem to listen until there on the gurney saying that i wish i had gotten it read. guest: and think that's why some people say is booster conversation is a distraction and cloth masks and four -year-olds is a district must focus all our efforts on not immune ♪ ♪ vaccinated adults from those who don't have natural vaccinated immunity, they're the ones dying now if anyone out there and i strongly encourage you to get vaccinated, do today because delta is burning through the population quic

. >> 87% of those patients in hospitals in palm beach county are unvaccinated. andrea?e story. dr. patel we're learning that moderna is expected to miss the deadline for booster approval. what does this news mean? will there will be a supply problem? doctors say if you got moderna before, you should get moderna now. so what does that mean. >> that means there will already be confusion about the boosters and who should get them first. it is probably related to the fact that they submitted their application with a reduced dose. and i they is why the fda said, lead to a lit of a conclusion that the data was insufficient and they would need more time. i think september 20th is the go date for a rollout. that means people that had moderna and had johnson and johnson are in the lurch. i think moderna will be cleared up quickly. i think it will lead to a lot of people that got moderna and will show up and want pfizer as an option for a booster shot. at the end of the day it means we need more clarity from the cdc, the fda, and the white house about who should get boosters when

. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >>> defending champion naomi osaka is outss that left her near tears. the japanese star was frustrated in the third round by her canadian opponent falling in three sets. osaka also lost her cool repeatedly, banging and slamming her racket to the ground, even hitting a ball into the crowd. she later apologized and spoke about her future. >> i feel like for me recently like when i win i don't feel happy. i feel more like a relief. then when i lose i feel very sad. and i don't -- i don't think that's normal. and i didn't really want to cry, but basically i feel like -- >> gentlemen, i'm done, okay? thank you. >> no, i kind of want to finish this, i'm sorry. >> up to you. >> yeah. so basically i feel like -- okay. so -- this is very hard to articulate. basically i feel like i'm kind of at this point where i'm trying to figure out what i want to do. and honestly don't know when i'm going to play my next tennis match. sorry. but -- sorry. >> thank you, everyone. >> okay. yeah. i think i'm going to take a break from playing for a wh

. >> he is facing criminal investigations in both sonoma county and palm beach, florida, for allegationsof sexual assault and also being investigated for possible violations of campaign political ethics laws. >>> nine days out from the recall vote found republicans and democratic candidates trying to get their messages across and for his part governor newsom was in los angeles asking voters to just say no. >> no sends a powerful message that the state of california celebrates its diversity and the state of california celebrates the progress of the aapi community and california celebrates the refugee population and immigrants from every conceivable walk of life who came here for new beginnings. >> newsom and his allies outspent republicans by 200-1 margin in july and he will be joined in the campaign by vice president harris next week and the election of course is on september 14. meanwhile, the leading republican candidate is christian church and he said he wants to repeal the states mask mandates. >> and so when i become governor, before i have my 1st cup of tea that mandate will be rep

originally the palm beach school board had required masks in schools.is reversing course after the state issued a new rule allowing parents to send their kids back to school if they've been exposed to covid as long as they have no symptoms. remember, the cdc says people can spread covid two days before they are symptomatic. >> the new surgeon jen has changed the decision so now we've modified our policy to meet the new decision. if parents want to keep them healthy, keep them home. >> they say they face possible punishment for violating the university's policy. in new jersey, there have been virus outbreaks in 22 school districts this week alone, and 102 students and staff tested positive. >>> and this year's new york city marathon will require proof of vaccination or negative covid test. the race will have fewer runners with staggered start times. >>> all right, the fed, the federal reserve is signalling the end is near for all of that emergency covid stimulus. the economy can stand on its own. >> if progress continues broadly as expected, the committe

palm beach county approved this in a meeting that hosted masked and unmasked parents in separate rooms, do you see a fallout from all this? what's the argument? let's just go from the kids' point of view. >> i mean, alex, i'm a parent of two young children, so this is for me an existential problem as well. and you know, the desantis position in essence is, you know, if kids get covid, it's all right. they'll overcome it. not taking into consideration what, again, the science and the medical professionals are saying. long haul covid is a problem. the idea that there might be long-term physical, perhaps even psychological aftereffects, if you acquire covid are still a problem. the science is new on this. so, the idea that we would still willingly put our children in a situation where they might contract a pandemic that we know has killed more americans than any of the world's -- the wars of the 20th century combined, that we know could possibly lead to long-term consequences, is beyond troubling. it's sociopathic, and it's absolutely anti-american. >> yeah, so, the governor also pointed,

the palm beach county board followed to follow the state surgeon's rule for anti-vaccine exposure.r or not there should be mandatory measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines in florida. your thoughts, dr. ashby. >> well, good evening, joy. it's always a pleasure to be here and bless up. >> bless up. >> congressman diaz needs to close his trap, and he needs to stay in his lane and, again, leave the public health and the science to the professionals. again, we have another politician sticking his nose where it doesn't need to be. we've done an incredible job with basically eliminating the scourge of measles, mumps, rubella, and other previous pathogens that looked at our society for decades before vaccination campaigns. now he wants to roll that back not just adults and elderly citizens, but children who won't be protected by the herd immunity if you start to roll those back. so he's playing politics, per usual, and now he is going to be on the covid pandemic and looking at other successful campaigns to try to roll those back for what? for political points. and i'm tired of it. >> you kn

well, i got a call about three weeks ago, 000-000-0000 from west palm beach. he picks up the phone. that's the thing, it's like talking to your next door neighbor. hello, jeff kaufmann, how's iowa, and before i could answer, iowa is a great place isn't it. i didn't have to say iowa is great because he answered it for me, and one thing he told me, andics -- and i said can i tell this where i go. tell the great people of iowa i love your state. he doesn't say that to every single state, i can assure you. he asked about a couple of people, and i don't think he ever said that about california, did he. no, i don't think so. but he was asking me about -- he talked about congress. he says we need all four of those congress people elected out there. yep, absolutely. we're going to keep the three and the third, we've got good candidates there. we're going to win. he says, what about that feenstra in the fourth district, how is that feenstra doing, and he said before i could answer, feenstra is doing great. yes, he is, i agree with you. a lot of people wonder, what's donald trump thinking abo

well, i got a call about three weeks ago at 000-000-0000 from west palm beach.picks up the phone, it's just like talking to your next door neighbor. hello jeff, how's iowa? and before i can answer he says iowa's a great place. one thing he told me, and i said can i tell this to every place i go? he says absolutely, tell the great people of iowa that i love your state, and obviously he really does. he doesn't say that to every single state. i can assure you. but he asked about a couple of people. and i don't think he ever said that about california, did he, joni? >> no, i didn't think so. but he was asking me about -- he talked about congress, he says we need all four of those congresspeople elected out there. i said yep, absolutely. we're going to keep the three and the third we've got some good candidates there we're going to win. and he says what about that feinstra out there in the 4th district? and he says he's doing great, isn't he? >> i said, yes, he is, i agree with you. a lot of people wonder, well, what's donald trump thinking about this person or that

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in palm beach county where 87% of hospitalized covid patients are unvaccinated, an often repeated plea. >> we can definitely get our vaccine, as you've heard all over the place. >> reporter: funeral homes in central florida overwhelmed by the body count. >> you know, you don't want to turn anybody away. these are their loved ones. they're already mourning. we're at the point where we're hoping that the state will step in and supply some refrigeration. >> reporter: in kentucky, covid did not dim the high school friday night lights. outdoor activities are still a go in most of that state's school districts. >> the delta variant continues to burn through kentucky at a rate the likes of which we have never seen. >> reporter: again, health officials are saying with the delta variant, if you're in a large crowd, say at a football game, take precautions. hallie. >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> one week from today america will pause to mark the 20th annivers ahead of those commemorations, president biden is now ordering documents related to the attack to be reviewed and released under pressur

neil: so when the ca-- cia acknowledged they knew some of the attackers and i think were in palm beachere keeping track of them, that information was never shared with the fbi. do you think had it been, governor, that 9/11 might not have happened? >> yeah, because look, cia started tracking these people. then they stopped tracking because two of them came to the united states because the cia deals with national things, but they didn't tell the fbi they were here so these people got a drivers license in their own names, traveled around the country planning the plot and bringing it to fruition. the fbi-- cia never told the fbi and had the fbi known that they would have been arrested and i think the plot would have unraveled. neil: governor, much has been made of the suspicions that terrorists could seize passenger planes quite literally and ran them into a building that it seems so un- conceivable that maybe that's why it was dismissed or among so many warnings and threats that were coming to authorities attention, but did anyone consider that quite seriously a possibility and not a remo

nefarious characters, for example, the commission revealed the cia knew a few of the terrorists in palm beach county, florida were monitored quite closely, but did not share that with the local fbi or law enforcement? >> neil, that's a great concern. i believe that all of those walls between the agencies came down on september 11th. they worked together on september 11th 12th, and on september 13th, unfortunately, i think those walls began to get built back up, because people here in washington d.c. have this bureaucratic mindset where they want to safeguard their budget and their ability to have power and control the things that they're given purview over. and i think that while we have a lot of great communication these days, you still have information that is not being shared. people are people, and it goes back to the old saying of familiarity breeds contempt. we haven't had an attack in 20 years so let's end the forever war and pull out and when we did that, that's going to create that vacuum again where each of these agencies may, in fact, get indications and warnings of another attack,

rightfully elected president and it was taken from him, said michael bar net, the gop chairman in palm beachmembers this year. they feel their involvement in upcoming elections will prevent things like this happening again. what does it mean for the 2022, 2024 elections? isaac joins me now. he is one of the reporters that broke the story. first, let's start with bannon's role in all of this, what he has been kind of fomenting explicitly that people heeded the call for. >> the idea here is that because the 2020 election was stolen, trump supporters need to take over the republican party to prevent that from happening again, and people listening are probably thinking, well, wait a minute, take over the republican party? doesn't trump already control the republican party? but according to this version of history, the reason that trump isn't president anymore was not just the widespread fraud, that was just the beginning, but the seconds piece is that trump was sold out by the republican party, by the state legislators who didn't throw the electoral college votes to trump, by the republican memb

joining us now is state attorney for palm beach county, david, first of all, can he do that?em if they -- this seems to me that a vaccine can start a business if everyone is vaccinated. you want to have a mandate and don't businesses have a right to try to be open safely? >> good morning, mika. that's why the federal court slapped him down. the passport law was unconstitutional because it got in the way of a private business to ask passengers a proof of vaccination. the question is whether he can use the same law to stop local governments from requiring its employees to get the vaccine. local governments are not scared by this. they are moving ahead of the governor. our office, for example, mika, is covered by the governor's order. we are telling people to get the vaccine. if you do, we'll give you a day off. if you don't, you got to get tested every week at your own expense. now our vaccination rate is 86%. so we are finding a way around the governor's order and notably the governor is not trying to get disney to stop vaccinations for their employees. disney is a big time co

and they are immune to palm beaches gavin newsom governor of california at time california locked down per he person on a meal seemed to get through that just fine survived a recall recently, if honest she isn't would say hey, you know this isn't as serious as it was. most of the city is vaccinated going right direction nationally no one wants to say but past the peak of the delta variant if you look at bell curve we are past it following path great britain did in outbreak they don't want to let this go can't stop bossing people around one other thing in san francisco up 80% tourism 2020 understandable from about outbreak but still off about 60% compared to 2019 numbers. people don't want to go to the city not only do you avoid about covid you don't worry with typhus measles i never wore sandals again saw a used hypodermic needle sick inches from my foot. dagen: i lived there more than 20 years ago like that then they elect individuals who literally do not care not one sliver about the quality of life for the very people who pay their salaries. you see in new york city as well. but at