this is a pattern that senator paul has been doing now at multiple hearings, based on no reality. gain of function. this has been evaluated multiple times by qualified people to not fall under the gain of function definition. i have not lied before congress. i have never lied. certainly not before congress. case closed. >> you know, this is the first time that dr. fauci has rebuked senator paul over unsubstantiated statements. and it may not be the last, sadly. so what was that all about? what if you could have the perspective to see more? at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry for the ingenuity of those ready for the next challenge. today, we are translating decades of experience into strategies for the road ahead. we are morgan stanley. (man) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... ... i ignored them. but when the movements in my hands an

this is a pattern that senator paul has been doing now at multiple hearings based on no reality. he talks about gain of function. this has been evaluated multiple times by qualified people to not fall under the gain of function definition. i have not lied before congress, i have never lied, certainly not before congress. you are implying that what we did was responsible for the deaths of individuals. i totally resent that. and if anybody is lying here, senator, it is you. >> what is wrong with rand paul? seriously. i know that's what you at home are thinking because i'm thinking the same thing. what's wrong with him? what is he trying to prove? there is nothing to prove there and he keeps embarrassing himself. rand paul, stop it. you look like an idiot. the lying, the misinformation. it's why we can't bridge the political gap even though our lives are at stake, and you still have people who are acting like rand paul. here's what a recent "washington post" abc news poll found, that 45% of republicans were unlikely to get vaccinated. only 6% of democrats were. it's no surprise the

paul has his sights set high. he wants to move on from less bows and dreams of playing for a professional club in a big city in germany or france. paul is very popular at the clubs, cafe, but among the greeks on the island, there's continuing controversy over the refugees. the european union is planning a new reception center, but most locals are opposed to it. any where against the new k, i mean, we don't want them hear what you want me then, you know, we don't have any factories or work here. what are they supposed to do here? coach sponsors is not put off by such opinions. and his persistence has paid off with f. c cosmos. receiving international support, including from soccer's, european governing body, you wafer. and where we are coming here, kids and in every age they are very angry. so and every day by day we are looking them smiling, working, talking with this. and this is nice, this nice you read a former player calls response is still there for his boy, even after they've moved on to other clubs in greec

paul has his sights set high. he wants to move on from less bows and dreams of playing for a professional club in a big city in germany or france. paul is very popular at the clubs, cafe, but among the greeks on the island, there's continuing controversy over the refugees. the european union is planning a new reception center, but most locals are opposed to it because we are against the new k, i mean, we don't want them hear what you're going to do. we don't have any factories or work here. what are they supposed to do here? coach sponsors is not put off by such opinions. and his persistence has paid off with f. c cosmos. receiving international support, including from soccer's, european governing body, you wafer, and where they are coming here, kids. and in every age they are very angry. so and every day by day we are looking them smiling, working, talking with the others. this is nice, this nice. you read a former player cause really responses still there for his boy even after they've moved on to other clubs in

we think it will be one of the biggest books of all and paul has done so much collaboration. paul is a sweet and wonderful man but he likes to be creative and he likes to be energetic. he does not lay back as a typical celebrity. >> you were quoted a couple of years ago as saying quote being an editor is like being in show business. what does that mean? >> guest: yes and no. being in show business you never know how a book will do. you can spend 10 years on the book and it could be a tremendous book and that may bomb in the first week and there is no audience. we did a book four years ago with richard ruskin we went out with 7500 copies were years ago and the book has sold over half a million copies. that's like show business. you just cannot predict what will ever happen to a book. >> host: how long have you've been in the book business? >> guest: i'm very proud to reveal my tenure. i begin in not so brief 1978 so this will be 43 years. i feel i've been blessed to have such it great career. i feel like i've been given a baton and i have to give something back for everything t

rand paul has been saying over the course of the past year and a half, if you matched up against dr. fauci's record in terms of who has been correct about this virus and where it came from, dr. paul has a much more accurate record. whether it's about reopening schools or whether it's about the nih funding gain of function research. it's not just about what dr. rand paul has had to say to dr. fauci. dr. fauci wrote a couple years ago that it was worth doing gain of function research even if it were to result in a pandemic, because he believed that looking into that scientific method was worth the potential cost of a pandemic. people need to be held accountable. dr. fauci doesn't want to talk about it. you notice he went into insults rather than a substantive response to the senator. i think that's pretty telling in terms of what he does not want people looking at, and now senator paul has referred him for criminal investigation for what he says is lying to congress. >> bill: either way, this is not over. and we will revisit it when it's appropriate very soon. nice to see you. katie pav

our viewer paul has a question. he said with upcoming flu shots is there a way to come pine the flu shot and covid shot to make both shots easier and maybe more people will accept the shot if combined. i have a feeling you're going to tell us it's too late to wait until fall but tell us what you think. >> i think vaccine manufacturers are thinking about that but right now we want to protect people. there are some communities that are only 50% vaccinated. because there's so much misinformation about the vaccine that's perpetuated out there, we want people to read about the vaccine, go to the cdc website. go talk to your doctor. it's safe. it's very effective. it's generally very safe and, you know, we want you to protect yourself and your families >> well, dr. curtis chan, i can't tell you how much we appreciate you spending time with us. good luck. >> thank you. >> we'll take a short break on the >>> and we are back. we have dr. patel on this big day. there's a recommendation but we need you to mask up indoor so dr.

my man, chris paul, has been on fire in game two.ive it up for cp3. [ cheers and applause ] 23 points, 8 assists, and shot 7 state farm commercials. there are a lot of people who have been talking about devin booker's lame-ass water bottle. there it is. look at that. he's like that guy who writes his name on his lunch at work. devin, dude, come on, man. you make $29 million a year. get yourself a hydroflask. i may be watching the games a little too closely, but i think i'm on to something. you know, has anyone ever noticed how much nba commissioner adam silver looks exactly like the food critic in "ratatouille." [ applause ] is it just me? is it just me? by the way, as the star of abc's "black-ish," i'd like to tell you that the pixar classic "ratatouille" is currently available to stream on disney+. that's a little something we call -- ♪ corporate synergy ♪ we have a good show for you tonight. the mvp of the icu, johnny knoxville is here. [ cheers and applause ] guillermo, i heard he did something to you involving some spiders. >> y

the second time, maybe not even the third time he's had this kind of questioning from senator paul. it has gotten more and more tense. these exchanges. when dr. fauci is appeared before committee in which senator paul is one of the committee members. as you said, you said it perfectly, he's done. he's had enough. it is because this started out as some kind of jockeying and using anthony fauci as a political punching bag. an example of that some people, frankly, on the right and precursor to this misinformation campaign we're seeing right now, want to use him as an example of how what you're seeing, what you're feelings, what you're hearing with regard to covid is not true. rand paul is somebody who has medical experience who would know and should know when it comes to science, this particular line of questioning was a bit different but more broadly, what dr. fauci is accused of doing is changing the rules. the rules do change in science. that's how science works. you get -- especially with something that is a novel virus like covid. you as a scientist don't know everything about it. you ha

senator rand paul has reaction and what he plans to announce when the senate is back in session.anless olympics and a new bush to get you vaccinated. raymond arroyo explains that in friday's follies. first corrupt-crats gone wild. sharpton is a fraud. pretends to care about the plight of people living in urban american while supporting policies that destroy urban american. without racial unrest, he has no identity at all. yesterday he and other liberals spent 2 hours at the white house meeting with joe biden about the horrors of state voting laws that target corrupt election practices with common sense rules. >> we live here today saying we will create the movement underground to protect that right to vote. this will be a summer of activism. a summer of getting back in the streets. >> laura: getting back into the streets worked out so well last summer for poor urban americans. >> [gunfire]. >> [sirens wailing]. >> [gunfire]. >> [bleep]. >> you say black lives matter. i am black! look what you did to my store. >> black lives matter. you are lying. >> laura: he and his racial flame

paul. science does not matter to these people. it has long since been about science.action to the cdc recommendation and concern about the fall? >> it is about submission. there's never been evidence of spreading events in schools, the kids do very well with this. the idea were going to put masks on the kids and punish the kids from medical decision-making or their parents decide not to submit to this mandate to meet is the biggest advertisement and richmond to get out of the government schools, go to private schools if you can afford them, teach your kids at home but don't submit to the state, don't submit to the government. not only do they -- they are going to indoctrinate you with critical race theory. it is a win/win if you leave the school if you're able to them there's been more of an exodus from the government schools this year than any of the year because they are not following science, they just want -- your part of the collective, do as you're told, don't think, your kids don't belong to you, they belong to the state. these are all arguments for trying to f

paul has got that. >> you wouldn't know it by the bay area's weather back in june. we had that one stretch of hot weather but this was the hottest june on record for the entire state of california, dating back to 1895. the heat is building into the bay area now as we are making up for the cooler temperatures we had back in june. that heat down is going to remain in control over inland portions of the bay area as we head through the weekend. we are not going to use that onshore influence so temperatures around the band along the coast are still comfortable, even cool today, and that's going to remain the case as we head into the weekend. a little bit of moisture sneaking up into the sierra and we have seen some cloud-to- ground lightning strikes. fortunately these are associated with thunderstorms that are actually producing some rain, so hopefully any fires that are sparked in the dry vegetation by those cloud- to-ground strikes are going to be doused by the rain that's produced by those thunderstorms. we'll keep an eye on that. it's all well off to our east. here,

and paul has spent a lot of time and his team has spent a lot of time having those operational discussionsaving lives at sea and the way in which the solas principle actually applies. and as i have said, we are looking at all aspects in terms of pushback and how we can absolutely... ok, but home secretary, that is an excuse from the french. a labour mp also got frustrated with what he saw as a lack of answers. with respect, home secretary, you haven't answered my- questions and you have had the 11 years to do all of thatj as well, so how many additional people do you estimate - the home office will need i to accommodate as a result? you can't tell us what you're i doing with the people you can't deport, so they will have to be accommodated. i what assessment have you made of the numbers of people that. you will need to _ accommodate as a result? well, ithink, first of all, off the basis of the nationality and borders bill, the numbers will go down in terms of people to accommodate. and i think, actually, we should go back to the first principles around what this bill will do. this is a com

that enough pro democracy candidates would be elected to the cities legislative council. typical paul has more from hong kong. this would be the 3rd time there appearing in court. and the session is largely procedural, more formalities to do with documentation and translation court. the court session has ended despite the very intense interest in this particular court session. not only due to the fact that the 47, we took a list of the route to hong kong democracy activism. but also due to the fact that many of them are well known international phases, like joshua, in fact there was a long q here of the public and supporters who wanted to be part or to witness this court case. and that included representatives from embassies and consulates. from various countries, but also of interest is the fact that this is the largest sweep under the national security law. and it is a test case for hong kong to this re system, this law and run parallel to hong kong, highly vaunted highly respected common law system. and yet, it also undermines that in many are concerned that you know, the fact that thi

paul has his sights set high. he wants to move on from less bows and dreams of playing for a professional club in a big city in germany or france. paul is very popular at the clubs, cafe, but among the greeks on the island, there's continuing controversy over the refugees. the european union is planning a new reception center, but most locals are opposed to it. were against the new cam. we don't want them hear what you want me then, you know, we don't have any factories or work here. what are they supposed to do here? coach sponsors not put off by such opinions and his persistence has paid off with se, cause most receiving international support, including from soccer's, european governing body, you wafer and where we are coming here kids and in every age they are very angry. yeah. so and every day by day we are looking them smiling, working, talking with the others. and this is nice, this nice. how are you read? a former player calls response is still there for his boy at any, even after they've moved on to other

paul has his sights set high. he wants to move on from less bows and dreams of playing for a professional club in a big city in germany or france. paul is very popular at the clubs, cafe, but among the greeks on the island, there's continuing controversy over the refugees. the european union is planning a new reception center, but most locals are opposed to it. really were against the new cam. you know, we don't want them hear what you want me then, you know, we don't have any factories or work here. what are they supposed to do here? any coach sponsors is not put off by such opinions. and his persistence has paid off with s. c cosmos. receiving international support, including from soccer's, european governing body, you wafer and where we are coming here kids and in every age they are very angry. so and day by day we are looking them smiling, working, talking with this. and this is nice, this nice. you read a former player calls response is still there for his boy, even after they've moved on to other clubs in gr

rand paul has reaction to that and will tell us what he plans to announce when the senate comes backl as olympics and romantic new push, raymond arroyo explains that in friday follies and the focus of tonight's angle.

if successful, he will have been his rival, cut off from amazon ceo jeff basis jeff paul has details.e get closer and closer to the virgin galactic lunch. if all goes as planned and conditions hold up, this will be the first privately owned market company to launch his own into space. we'll enter richard along with free three virgin employees and palate set to launch on truth or consequences new mexico tomorrow morning. about the bss community from a passenger rocket plane between the lunch carrier jet to carry unity to 50000 feet and then be released and blast off to the earth's atmosphere. if you they hope to get 55 miles above the new mexico desert and then they will head back to earth. in all, it should last about 90 minutes start to finish. just shy of turning 71, he said he isn't apprehensive at all calling a dream. >> our own space line we can go on and yes, it's taken a while but this dream will come true. reporter: nine days after he passed out from under the billing or take jeff basis except you had to space from west texas. his flight is said to be longer, bezos origin were

then listen, paul has his sights set high. he wants to move on from less bus and dreams of playing for a professional club in a big city in germany or france. paul is very popular at the clubs, cafe, but among the greeks on the island, there's continuing controversy over the refugees. the european union is planning a new reception center, but most locals are opposed to it because we're against the new k. i mean, we don't want them here. what you're going to me then, you know, we don't have any factories or work here. what are they supposed to do here? if coach sponsors is not put off by such opinions, and his persistence has paid off with f. c cosmos, receiving international support including from soccer's, european governing body, you wafer and where we are coming kids and in every age we are very angry. yeah. so and every day by day we are looking them smiling, working, talking with this. and this is nice, this nice you read a former player calls response is still there for his boy, even after they've moved on to other clubs

paul has anyone raised their hand? >> yes, there are eighteen callers and one hand raised. unmuted. >> clerk: okay. you'll have two minutes. >> hello my name is sarah free from the san francisco parks alliance and i'm calling to give a quick comment that we are very grateful for the dedicated efforts of the friends of the japanese tea garden rec and park staff and community organizations and community members who are really energized and fight excited for the renovation project. we ask for your recommendation for the authorization of the expenditure of this gift. thanks. >> clerk: thank you: okay. seeing no public commentors, public comment is closed. paul has his hand raised. >> i just want to thank the san francisco parks alliance and the japanese tea garden for their really treasured and devoted stewardship. this is a long time coming the pagoda nearly crumbled. you saw pictures of steve pitsenburger who is the supervising gardener responsible for the tea garden and he has been doing it for many years if not international experts. this is very significant that we have th

. >> senator paul has been long a critic of doctor fauci and he continued to maintain the 2015 paper about bad coronavirus is written by xi lee, is indeed proof that they financed this gain of function research which increases the transmissibility of viruses. >> we quoted a scientist from rutgers university with a 30 year history in cellular biology this it was the epitome of gain of function research and all doctor fauci could do was call me a liar. >> reporter: paul sending a letter to the doj asking for, referral on fauci. he said at one point, a paper fauci wrote for the american society of microbiology in 2012 which also suggests risky research was worth it if the pandemic should occur. in a paper fauci wrote it is more likely a pandemic would occur in nature and we need to stay ahead of such a threat instead of performing an experiment that might appear to be risky. the lab leak. once dismissed as a conspiracy rather than that. the virus was transmitted by animals and humans gained a lot of traction in recent months so much so that president biden called for a 9day deep dive in

senator rand paul has reaction and what he plans to announce when the senate is back in session.royo explains that in friday's follies. first corrupt-crat

. >>> chris paul shines for the suns in game one of the nba finals. coy wire hasorning's "bleacher report." >> good morning. chris paul has waited 16 years to play in his first ever nba finals game but you would never know it by his performance last night. 16,000 fans on hand to see the first nba finals game in phoenix since michael jordan and the bulls won the title in '93. ten of the suns 16 players were not even born at that time. giannis antetokounmpo back after missing multiple games with a knee injury. he finished with 20 points on the night, but the night belonged to 36-year-old paul. he scored half of his 32 points in the third quarter alone. paul joining hall of famers kareem abdul-jabbar and tim count duncan aged 30 or more to score 30 or more in a game. and suns taking game one. >>> phil mickelson has won six majors, tom brady seven super bowl rings, but they do not make a winning team on the golf course. they lost to bryson dechambeau and aaron rodgers, the foursome raising $2.6 million for various charities. it seems like there is nothing that the qua

correspondent jeff paul has that story from the west coast newsroom. ing, shannon. the process still has a ways to go, l.a. city council overwhelmingly voted to draft of new rules that would prevent homeless people from camping in many public spaces. in a 12-3 vote, council members requested the city attorneys to write up a new law. the proposed law would ban tents and encampments from blocking sidewalks in violation of the americans with disabilities act. the measure awaits a final vote. frustrated resident say it's a step in the right direction. >> it's taking way too long. it's hurting the economy down here. people are afraid. >> some folks, especially those who live in or near venice beach are fed up with the lack of action. they don't feel city leaders like l.a. mayor eric garcetti have done enough or seen what's going on. >> i'm here. i've been here quite a bit. i just don't call the grass when i do it. >> how many times have you been here? >> countless times to venice. >> in seattle a county council member has proposed condemning a city-owned par

i'm gentle with the inflation east does and someone like paul has a respect for theories they had evenhough they fought with him the whole way. it is not about being right it's about looking forward. what are we looking forward to given the fiscal structure? jon: let's turn to the price action. 4292 on the s&p 500, a five-day winning streak into thursday. your bond market, yields higher by 147.81. up by about one basis point. unchanged on euro-dollar as we kick off q3. jon: it is a jobs -- tom: it is jobs day as we going to claims and jobs tomorrow. anne-marie joins us from the view from washington. infrastructure and others, i have to look at the late donald rumsfeld. i had an interview with him on peeling paid on the north wall of the lighthouse. all i can a foe -- all i can associate with him and all of his controversy is the long war. where is the state of exhaustion in washington now to the long war? >> incredibly exhausted, tom, and we are just off of the heels of the meeting with the afghanistan president here with president biden in washington, d.c. they discussed the troop dep

paul has been in this market for decades and knows these companies extraordinarily well.r point of view, do investors on these companies to be oil companies, or do they want them to be dividend payers? paul: they don't want them to be renewables companies. in the market, we are getting a very low cost of capital for a lot of things, notably renewables, solar, and they are not giving that same low cost of capital to big oil. the big mistake they can make is to try to take their cost of capital in oil and gas and try to apply it to solar and wind. that is why bp and shall have set -- and shell have such low valuations. the key is how much return they can generate, and some of them like chevron and total, it just becomes a cash return story. the other thing i would highlight is capex numbers are strikingly low for these companies. they have really cut back on their spending. dani: is that part and parcel with the idea that any cash they have, they are either going to use it to pay off their debt or dividends and not see it into capex? how long is this covid era data going to

>> neil: jeff paul, thanks very much for that. with us now as the guy who has to dissolve that conservatorship going back to 2008, the trial attorney that is kind enough to join us right now. adam, thank you. what do you make of the odds that she could succeed in this second go-around? >> with effective counsel, she will get it terminated finally after 13 long years. effective counsel is fundamental to everything that she needs to accomplish. it's shocking her testimony in which she said she didn't know she had the right to request the termination. she's been deprived by her own counsel of the right to see things getting filed in her case. there's a real shocking failure by her current counsel to represent her adequately. i think the court will accept her choice of counsel and appoint that person to be her lawyer in this termination proceeding will go forward and be successful. >> neil: meanwhile, a financial adviser separated herself from this. so right now it's just her dad. so what kind of sway does he have in a proceeding like this? >> well, see, that's the

i want to mention, josh rogan has done great reporting on this. he said rand paulunding the gain of function research but they pretented it didn't meet the definition. josh rogan has covered this in department from "the washington post." thanks, senator. great to see you today. >> thank you. >> martha: so president biden's department of education says an error landed a controversial organization in its road map to reopening. the group who is called abolitionist teaching network seeks to infiltrate classrooms and dismantle oppressive as they call it structures. its co-founder on record saying white supremacy is in everything yes do. the department telling fox news today that it does not endorse the recommendations of this group, nor do they reflect our policy positions. it was an error in a lengthy document to include this citation. leo terrell eager to respond to this story. first, we go to aishah hasnie who has the reporting on this from new york. hi, aishah. >> yeah, we've been looking to this group for a couple weeks now. these are basically activists that want

has said she can. we will follow this jeff paul in los angeles. thanks.the public eye. as you know we have been covering it and showing his popularity with a large percentage of the support base as we saw at cpac. tonight we talk about some new reporting of the former president's final days in office. "wall street journal" white house reporter michael bender the author of a new book "frankly we did win this election." the inside story of how trump lost. michael, great to see you. this is a very interesting book. it has a lot of great nuggets. i have always respected your ability to kind of report from inside the trump administration. i'm going to talk about a couple of these nuggets in our interview. but, one of the things that a lot of people didn't know as it was going on was the infighting that was happening behind the scenes. >> yeah, that's right. i appreciate that bret. i think the big take away for this book for me is i think this is the only one that -- the only trump book really to date that is going to explain this president by going inside the

gathered at lincoln memorial at washington today for a congressional remedy to help her out, jeff paul hasangeles. >> we could be the beginning of the end for britney spears conservatorship after addressing l.a. courtroom and tearful at times, the judge to approve a request to pick your own lawyer. that man matthew rosen guard, a powerful hollywood attorney who represented ben affleck, sean penn and director steven spielberg. during her testimony the very people right here, her fans thanking them for not only support but for giving her the courage to step forward and voice her opinion. she also told the judge he wants conservatorship removed and doesn't want to go through anymore "stupid side test." her family never cared for her and accusing her father of conservatorship abuse. in los angeles, jeff paul, fox news. >> shannon: time to bring back kevin corke for one of the favorite topics, we love pets. kevin come i referred to this earlier. most of us would do anything if we saw a dog trapped in a locked car with panting and all of that stuff but goods samaritans can face jail time for bre

he is a garbage source and paul has been there with nick. where are the charges? >> it is awful.re and more radicalized and racist as the years go by. i'm old enough to remember when it was sarah palin, then we shall blackmon, than donald trump and now it's qanon supporters in congress, white nationalists in congress. supporeven if the party leadersp wanted to stop all this and they don't seem to want to, they couldn't. the ship has sailed, it's too late, this is what they grand old party is now. >> it seems difficult to do so. you're absolutely right. i think in the wake of the donald trump presidency, he left a huge constituency of these individuals on the far-right. i think what we see now are individuals who are left in the republican party trying to scrape up those constituents. there are a large number of affected individuals who still feel as though the election was stolen, and individuals like paul gosar and others. they see it as an opportunity. they see it as a political opportunity for themselves and unfortunately it serves both politicians to get those constituents an

i think this is part of a larger political game that paul has been playing for a long time that otherernment's covid response, which i just don't think has a basis. >> yeah. and mary katherine, that's what i want to get to is this conservative decision to demonize anthony fauci. i want to separate from the question of the wuhan lab leak because this conflation is causing the confusion. but we can actually measure the impact of this month's-long effort. according to a new poll, 68% of folks overall are confident that fauci is providing trustworthy advice on covid. but that number goes down dramatically when all of a sudden you look at people who are adjusting their information primarily from hyperpartisan sites. so what's the game here? what is the purpose of this fixation on attacking anthony fauci? >> well, i don't think it's entirely a game. i think it's that fauci is a very powerful public official who deserves and rarely gets tough questioning in almost any realm. he gets a lot of fan girling and a lot of just sort of forum for his ideas and he doesn't get a lot of pushback. senat

he is a garbage fountain, a garbage source and paul has been with him time and again.arty becomes more radicalized and racist. i remember sarah palin, michelle backman, donald trump, now it's in congress. i feel like if party leadership wanted to stop it, it's too late. this is what the grand old party is now. >> seems extremely difficult to do so, i think you're absolutely right. in the wake of the donald trump presidency, left a huge constituency of individuals on the far right. what we see now are individuals left in the republican party trying to scrape up the constituents. large number of disaffected individuals who feel the election was stolen, and officials see it as a political opportunity for themselves. unfortunately serves politician to get the constituents and serves far right constituents, because they get the legitimacy of having a politician on their side. >> yeah. jennifer, no one expects kevin mccarthy to do anything about your brother but what about the democrats? hear more public criticism of his role in the insurrection and big lie from his siblings

>> i think it's something concerning you know, raul paul has been all over this talking about everybody worried about the upside how about the downside what about if he break through 1.4. this is one day. let's not make too much of it. let reality is there are folks out there very concerned i think watching this. and obviously you can see that with with what people are doing with hands and legs jumping out of financials and materials to josh areas point, a lot of the areas that everybody said you got to be in materials, i still believe in the energy materials trade. but i think that the reality is they've had an unbelievable run since november they've had incredible stretching, long stretch of run. why couldn't they pause a while? maybe we're seeing that right now. i don't think the trades are over with. but the reality is we have been starting to see more and more flows into technology names, facebook, apple. you go through the list, all of those names continue to hit, including today. the first four unusual option activities -- not giving anything away because these aren't for later t

this is a pattern that senator paul has been doing now at multiple hearings based on no reality.es by qualified people to not fall under the gain of function definition. i have not lied before congress. i have never lied certainly not before congress. case closed. >> i don't want to get into the details of what senator paul was attacking there and all that. but just the bigger picture here as a health professional. we keep seeing this, trump allies in congress, in governors' offices, in the media trying to make fauci a covid boogieman. he's a 40-year public servant. now, look, nobody is flawless, nobody has never made a mistake and i'm not saying he shouldn't be criticized. but they're really trying to attack him in a way that i've never seen before. what's your response? >> i think it started with the last administration where you saw attacks on science-based agencies like the environmental protection agency asked to take the phrase climate change off their website or the food and drug administration because they weren't moving quickly enough or the cdc. and i think what's so sa

this is a pattern that senator paul has been doing now at multiple hearings based on no reality.is talking about gain of function. this has been evaluated multiple times by qualified people to not fall under the gain of function deaf definition. i have not lied before congress. i have never lied, certainly not before congress. case closed. . >> case closed according to dr. fauci. i mean it is remarkable, i think, when you watch dr. fauci today versus what we have seen over the last -- where are we now? 18 months at this point, more. he is fed up. he has had it. >> that was juicy. >> you can't blame him. >> that exchange was juicy. normally he is even keeled. he has sat for dozens and dozens of interviews with tough and challenging questions, and he has never -- i mean it was a different dr. fauci. i agree with you. >> he has never been that exercised on camera. erica hill, thank you so much. >> thanks, guy. >>> house minority leader kevin mccarthy is announcing his picks for the january 6th select co committee. we will discuss his choices and what nancy pelosi is saying about her

fauci was able to say that as clearly as he did, because senator rand paul has a problem with bad faith he was making and it was completely unnecessary and not based in fact. >> you know, this week we saw a growing number of top republicans begin to urge their gop supporters to get vaccinated. that includes mitch mcconnell and steve scalise. it's marking a notable shift away from anti-vax conspiracies. but why now? i mean, to quote her favorite singer jojo, is it too little, too late? >> well, i think that it might be in that i think it's very tough to undo months and months and months of politicizing science and then try to undo all of that with just one week of a few statements. i mean, what we've seen from republicans and from conservative right wing propagandist media, from the onset of the covid virus to the development of the vaccine, to the distribution of the vaccine, has been a nonstop chorus of don't trust the science, don't trust the facts, give amplification to conspiracy theories, and you just can't undo that with the snap of a finger. you can't spend month after month afte

paul: the pandemic has only made it worse. s group of college grads. >> renting is basically all i see from my wife and i for the foreseeable future. paul: so, who's to blame? more and more these days, it is ok boomer. ♪ paul: that is the baby boom, most of are born between the end of world war ii and 1964, fingered as the culprit. professor lenny stein horn wrote "the greater generation" in defense of the baby boom legacy 15 years ago, when bloom was already being assigned. >> you see all these essays and articles and people going on to be criticizing baby boomers as if they are somehow singularly selfish or narcissistic and all of that. so i wanted to correct the record, correct the history and put it in historical context. paul: part of the context, he says, is pure luck. growing up in the booming economy. as a group of economists we assembled did. like this high school teacher in massachusetts. >> when i left school, i had no debt on my shoulders. the total amount after my second graduate degree that i head in that was a th

it has said it contractually requires government to only use this technology to monitor criminals and terrorists. what we have found severely undermines that. paulaid that the numbers in this list, and i am quoting, from their statement, are not related to nso group in any way and they say that your claim is erroneous and false. how do you respond to that? i do not think we ever expected them to be overjoyed with these stories or even accept them, but we stand by our reporting. when you look at the data and the connection to the forensics, it is quite compelling. i mentioned this french minister just now, he was selected in this list 15 seconds before pegasus activity appeared on his phone. there are multiple examples that we can show and as you said, we did a sample of forensics on 67 phones that were in the data. of those, 37 showed evidence of some form of pegasus activity recording to the forensic analysis and for us, we think that is quite a compelling link. laurent, wejust mentioned the panama... edward snowden, rather, and we have seen this before with panama papers, this idea of teaming up with a range of news outlets rather than working

jeff paul has more on the historic journey. wonder how it felt. oh my god.lasts off into space tuesday, calling it the best day ever. the billionaires company blue origin, successfully launching their first flight with people on board. the new shepard rocket taking a 10 minute flight that was fully automated, with crew controlling everything from the ground, the most profound piece of it for me was looking out at the earth and looking at the earth's atmosphere. blue origin reaching an altitude of approximately 66 miles and accelerating too. mach three, which is three times the speed of sound. the rocket's booster eventually separating from the capsule, landing safely back on earth along for the ride, bezos brother, mark 18 year old oliver damon from the netherlands, an 82 year old aerospace pioneer wally funk, who has waited decades to get to space. it was great. i loved it. i can hardly wait to go again. amen next. next stop for you is the moon, wally. the crew experiencing several minutes of weightlessness once in space floating around the capsule as they

fox news, jeff paul has more now on this historic journey. under how it felt. oh my god.bezoza blasts off into space tuesday, calling it the best day ever. the billionaires company blue origin, successfully launching their first flight with people on board. the new shepard rocket taking a 10 minute flight that was fully automated, with crew controlling everything from the ground, the most profound piece of it for me was looking out at the earth and looking at the earth's atmosphere. blue origin reaching an altitude of approximately 66 miles and accelerating. mach three, which is three times the speed of sound. the rocket's booster eventually separating from the capsule, landing safely back on earth along for the ride, bezoza brother mark 18 year old oliver damon from the netherlands, an 82 year old aerospace pioneer wally funk, who has waited decades to get to space. it was great. i loved it. i can hardly wait to go again. amen. next next stop for you is the moon, wally. the crew experiencing several minutes of weightlessness once in space floating around the capsule as t

also mentioned there have been the gain of function research which is something that senator rand paul hasaselessly insinuating that dr. fauci somehow responsible for the covid virus. we should note that senator rand paul says he's asking the doj for a criminal referral against fauci. so in the broader context of the conversation around the vaccine and covid-19, is this a good faith vaccine messaging campaign, or are party leaders still feeding into these conspiracy theories? >> it's absolutely not a good faith anything, but if there is some grim solace in this it might mean they are taking it serious enough to make it look like covid-19 is deadly for the first time, like very, very deadly and might be doing it as sort of round about way of attacking democrats through anti-fauci. for months the right wing blogs have been trying to insinuate that tony fauci somehow funded the lab in wuhan and that lab in wuhan was responsible for the coronavirus. so, they are trying to say that this is some -- they're trying to insinuate some elaborate global plot. this is an old time-y kind of global consp

fox news jeff paul has more now from van horn, texas. wonder how it felt. oh my god.bezoza blasts off into space tuesday, calling it the best day ever. the billionaires company, blue origin, successfully launching their first flight with people on board. the new shepard rocket taking a 10 minute flight that was fully automated, with crew controlling everything from the ground, the most profound piece of it for me was looking out at the earth and looking at the earth's atmosphere. blue origin reaching an altitude of approximately 66 miles and accelerating too. mach three, which is three times the speed of sound. the rocket's booster eventually separating from the capsule, landing safely back on earth along for the ride, bezos brother mark 18 year old oliver damon from the netherlands, an 82 year old aerospace pioneer wally funk, who has waited decades to get to space. it was great. i loved it, i said, holly way to go again. amen next. next stop for you is the moon, wally. the crew experiencing several minutes of weightlessness once in space floating around the capsule

but if chris paul has his way, he will will them to the title man.d it was self empowered tonight in the western conference. conclude her son's up 11 dead. it's booker, devin booker shows up the blow by 22 points for him tonight clips 10 run, though nicholas but whom near corner corner pocket three. cut the deficit. just. seven and, uh, i guess when you're a billionaire, you can pretty much do any weird thing you want to do. that's the owner of the clippers. he won't be happy for long. however chris paul point and memo to steph curry and company no turnovers. he handles the ball a lot. chris paul, just unbelievable down the stretch, willing them to win. 1 31. oh, three. is the final never closed, but a cheap shot. pat beverley objected for pushing paul, just gleaming example of bad sportsmanship, and paul george kind of a no show he had 21. it's a four games to two victory for phoenix. wait to see who they'll play atlanta or milwaukee and milwaukee. got some? i guess you would say good news. lot of the a list. guys are down, and it looked like janice