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pete, down to you. pete: very interesting.ers wide receiver antonio brown will not be allowed to wear his old helmet this season. ainsley: that's right. brown fired a grievance to keep his helmet instead of wearing the new models mandated by the nfl. approved equipment and does not certify equipment older than 10 years. griff: brown had threatened to quit but soon changed his tune writing on instagram while i disagree with arbitrators looking back to full health and looking to rejoining my teammates on the field. joining us now to discuss the league's protocol former nfl player and author of brainwashed bad science and plot to destroy football. merril hoge. thanks for being here this morning. always enjoy having you. antonio brown famously difficult in the locker room. is that what is happening here or does he have a point let me use the equipment i want to use when i play this sport? >> i don't know what his point would be because, to understand what the rules are, even the manufacturer shutt won't approve the helmet because

pete: go ahead, brian. brian: go ahead, pete. his campaign account retweeted it like you said. nearly trying to expose the levels personal threats, vitriol, nastiness. ainsley: it was someone else's video he tried to retweet. pete: to show the threats he is facing and twitter secretary of defense that not acceptable. brian: there is a sense in this country conservative voices are being silenced. dennis prager video pro-american in history they are being pushed back because some people don't like it. there is this proof that is really hard to explain but twitter tried. here's what they said. the users were temporarily locked out of their accounts for a tweet that violated our threats personal safety. the threats were against the person who retreated it. it happened at his house. they were already on twitter. they were talking about immigration. they were talking about guns. and he just access this is totally out of control. this is emblematic of the double standard, i believe. here is senator josh hawley, he sees the same problem.

pete? pete: thank you very much. all right.t lines? well, in a new book out today titled "thank you for my service" a veteran uses honesty and humor to show what goes on inside the men and women protecting our country. joining me now is former army ranger and co-founder of black rifle coffee mat best. >> thank you for having me here i appreciate it. >> yeah. pete: title on the book thank you for my service. play on words thank you for your service. i was truly honored to serve my country in the special operations. i want to let people know that i enjoyed serving. it's cool taxpayers let me jump out of planes and helicopters and i thoroughly enjoyed it. pete: a lot of people have written combat books and can you write one, too. you are trying to go deeper than that, how? >> i want transparent honest look what 2 is like to serve in the military. not only that but post military. transition coming out of the military acheically mating back into the civilian sector. and what i did with black rifle coffee. i want civilians to know wh

pete hegseth actually pulled out his wallet. pete, can you show us your wallet? pete: yeah, sure.ding. you don't have toll tuesday. pete: there you go. steve. steve: here is pete's wallet. ainsley: is he buying chick-fil-a. i bought that 100-dollar bill wallet at the dollar store. he paid a 1 in it. >> on the inside it says in god we trust. pete: sure does. steve: in god we is on every bill. it's in the halls of congress. it's in the supreme court. and now, louisiana, the public schools will display in god we trust throughout the school year because of a new bill just signed by the democrat governor, john bel edwards down in louisiana. pete: yeah, very cool. so the louisiana state senator's name is regina baylor. a democrat. good point, steve, in our culture today usually these things are coming from republicans. down in the south there is a lot of patriotic democrats who still feel like the foundations of our country matter. shear a flashback to what the state senator in louisiana said in april of 2018 about why this matters. watch. >> this is our national motto. it's also on our

pete: yeah.ame is raisin bow den i will use it once and not use it anymore. we should be using names of the guys and stag. we won 393 medals so far. 291 of them divided to do the right thing and stand for the anthem. the one couple of them decided to disrespect our country. ainsley: gary meinhardt and chris iksten. he used a photo of himself i chose to sacrifice my moment today on the top of the podium to call attention to the issues i believe need to be addressed. i encourage others to use your platform for empowerment and change. claims it was about racism and the shootings. so he took a knee. griff: let me tell you who also saw that dan crenshaw, congressman and former navy seal. here is what he said about this. if you think this is sacrifice. you are delusional. all have you done is haphazardly denounce the entirety of our country because of its imperfections. you and your fellow athletes have only succeeded in politicizing one of the few things that still unite us, sports. ainsley: they migh

pete: amazing.th a couple of the folks. janice: beautiful day in new york city what's your name. >> eric. >> janice: where are from you. >> nebraska. >> what's your name. >> i'm kim. >> where are from you. >> pittsburgh. >> mark turley out of fresno, california. janice: very nice. like california weather here. like 73. beautiful here in new york. let's take a look at the maps and i will show you the temperatures across the country. so 73 here in nyc it. is spectacular. 65 in cincinnati. 79 in dallas. watching the radar, we still have the chance for showers and thunderstorms especially across the northern plains and midwest where we could see large hail, damaging winds and even isolated tornadoes so keep that in mind as a front moves on through. there is the future radar. otherwise, it's been pretty quiet, which is great news. the tropics for now very quiet, which we will take. there is your forecast today across portions of california we are going to be dealing with very warm temperatures. heat advi

pete: yeah.political leaders. ainsley: that's what his campaign manager says. jillian: we are following this story now. let's begin with this fox news alert. four people are dead and two others hurt after a man armed with machete like knives goes on a stabbing rampage in southern california. the mayhem starting here at the suspect's apartment complex where he allegedly stabbed two men. and then it ended two hours later at a 7/11 where he allegedly killed a security guard before surrendering to police. >> it's pure evil when this happens. and we don't see this happen every day. this is one of those things you see one time in a career. jillian: the motive remains unclear. arson in paradise. police searching for a person of interest linked to three hotel fires in hawaii. they say they were intentionally set at three high rise hotels in honolulu over a four day period. no one was hurt. but two of the rooms were burglarized. one of the fires caused nearly $2 million in damage. surveillance video shows

pete: wow.velopment the navy dismissing charges against gallagher's platoon leader and ordering review of its justice system. here with us now live in the studio to open up about their fight for justice is navy seal special operations chief eddie gallagher himself wife andy gallagher and brother sean gallagher. thank you all for being here. it's been great to talk to you remotely and in person a few times throughout this process. i kind of watched you guys as you watched that eddie, i will start with you. when you think about the last year and, you know, on july -- what's happened even the last month of your life, how do you take it all in? >> you know, it's still surreal at this point. it's hard to take in. and i got plenty of thoughts on the matter but, unfortunately i'm still in the navy and they still have the thumb on me and they are looking for any reason to prosecute me right now. so, i'm going to have to pass off that question. pete: before we do the pass-off though, how has the last mon

pete: i'll do a jump dive how about that. >> [chanting] pete, pete, pete, pete!t. rick saccone heading up now. this is really cool and it's interesting. i think that this one is almost harder than the bigger ones, right? >> definitely more advanced. rick richmuth, what do you got for us? what are you going to do? we got to do something cool because look what griff and pete just did. rick: i haven't been on a trampoline for maybe 20 years. it feels a lot more than they used to feel like that's for sure. >> this is a super trampoline. it's more bouncy than the average trampoline in the backyard. rick: is it a softer landing than other trampolines? >> indeed. that's exactly what i wanted you to do. that is exactly what you're going to do. that is exactly right. so do it again and then try to go how to do a stomach drop. so let's do a stomach drop first so that's exactly how it sounds. jedediah: ten seconds, guys. come on, griff. more fox & friends coming up on the other side. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep

the that is pete. jedediah: go, pete! ♪ ♪ jedediah: yeah, pete! whoo!all i have to say. holy cow. >> you did such a good job. there was a little bit of a strug the9 by the statue of liberty there. pete: for purposes of time, i got towed a little bit of the way. i think it was mercy. he said grab my shorts and let me swim. >> it's all about teamwork -- >> just a little assist. >> do i have it in me to finish the last two legs? based on what you saw? >> well, my good army friend, there's a reason we're the premier maritime force in the world. >> let's do it! >> how were you feeling after leg two the? pete: a lot better. lost all my confidence in leg one. but with the current and the guys i'm swimming with, this one was doable. you're staring at the statue of liberty. >> how do you feel between a scale of america to zero, and i'd say it's america. we've got seals going in right now for the third leg. >> here we two! jedediah: and he's in. [laughter] >> showing off. now he's showing off. ♪ ♪ pete: did it. man, watching these seals is amazing. what an honor.

pete?ed fbi director james comey believes he is owed an apology in the wake of that doj watchdog report finding that he set, quote, a dangerous example when he leaked his private conversations with president trump comey admitted to using his memo in order to have a special counsel appointed dragging the nation through a two and a half year saga. so here ho really owes who an apology? here to discuss former cia analyst buck sexton, former federal prosecutor hakes and counter-terrorism division terry everyoney. thank you for being here this morning. buck, i'm going to start with you, who really is-ed an apology here based on what we know? >> i think james comey owes the american people an apology. i think he owes the fbi an apology as well. what he has done is going to have ramifications for a long time to come. he used his role -- he used his position at the top of the fbi to wage a personal vendetta and that's not even just my analysis. that's what's in the inspector general report. that's

pete: the media has been unmasked.re you choose your content. mark: you can sight when you start to read what some of these folks are saying. there is a big movement under way for a couple decade to get out front. we are social activists, we are liberals. this is who we are, thi this isw we should be. and others conceal the ideology. then pretend that they are pushing news. objective news. the president and the rest of us northerwise. the country knows otherwise. "the washington post" was dead a couple years ago. when dosago -- bezos came in and saved it. the "new york times" was going broke. a billionaire from mexico bought 20% of the "new york times" to save it. pete: is that a product of the newspapers or the bias. >> probably both. but particularly the bias. i think what's going to happen. the bottom line is the media are destroying the free press. i want to emphasize this. you have in the past, you had press that was partisan, they admitted it. you had press that was aligned with a party, they admitted it. what do

they call me mayor pete. i am a proud son of south bend, indiana, and i am running for president of the united states. >> what is your political ideology? >> i view myself as a progressive but also am aware of living in a moment when a lot of the ideological frameworks i grew up with are becoming less and less useful. you got a president who doesn't even have an ideology. >> a month and half into his run, many voters still didn't have a clear idea of the candidate's platform. people have knocked you for not coming out with very detailed, specific, policy proposals. why is this the way that you're approaching the campaign, at least at this stage? >> i'm a policy guy. i'm kind of a policy geek, actually. but precisely for that reason. i'm going to make sure that before we get into the guts of our proposals which we've done more and more, we're trying to make sure people understand where all of this is coming from to begin with. the reason you put forward these policies is not just to signal what you're going to

[chanting pete, pete, pete] i've got to keep coming back up here. this is great. i just want to close with this reflection. i want to make the case for hope. and i know why hope has become a little bit less fashionable these days. because we know what we're up against but i'm still motivated by it. getting involved in politics, i think showing up for an event like this. knocking on doors for somebody, running for office, voting itself, is an act of hope. you only do it if you think it's possible to use the pulleys of our life and government and our system to make life better every day for us. that's why we do this. and even though we all know what we're up against i'm animated by a sense of hope. i'm picturing looking into the eyes of kids in the not-too-distant future, picturing running into your kids again. a few years from now, and being able to say, i'm sorry we let it get to that point but aren't you proud of what we did in 2020? isn't it great that in 2020 we stepped up and make it safer. and we made it more decent in this country. [cheers] to stand up talle

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and here it comes, pete pete: oh, my goodness.e? what do you think? jedediah: you guys have to vote right now vote for your favorite recipe, i think this might be my favorite actually because i love love love burritos. don't forget to vote. griff: i brought it i'm bringing it. go and vote for me now. jedediah: president trump expected to meet with more world leaders in just moments at the g 7 summit plus maria bartiromo weighs in on the trade standoff, coming up next. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's handcrafted burgers now with endless fries starting at $7.99. and get more bites for your buck with late night half-priced apps. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. jedediah: welcome, i still have some spice in my mouth from griff, and that guacamole has kick to it but it was so good. pete: it was unbelievable. you make that for your family? griff: you're hurting yourselves in this poll. we want you to go to fox & friends and vote and by the way, the guacamole is very simple just add guac, lyme juice, onion and pepper and that's it. jede

pete hegseth is live there good morning to you, pete. pete: good morning, guys.ght. pete: it sure was. almost 20,000 people packed in u.s. bank arena here in downtown cincinnati. you guys can't see it. but i'm in the shadow of the great american ball park. cincinnati reds. i have been to this stadium. it's beautiful. last night that was basically the rope line. the line went all the way around the stadium waiting to get in. that was one of a couple lines. the crowd in there enthusiastic as they have ever been as the president hit on a lot of common themes. especially on economy. staying more on script. saying i don't want to make any controversy as you guys heard but ultimately alluding to his feud with elijah cummings. talking about inner cities and have they have been devastated by democrats. also alluding to feud with so-called squad saying the democratic party is now run by the far left extremists. took the shots that he wants to take but more or less stayed to the script. part of what we asked folks at the rally is, what's most important to you? we asked tha

you know, pete i hate this stuff.e going after people for their little tweets and stuff that they did ten years ago. i think it's gross how they cancel people. i would rather just have a blanket, let's forgive everybody. but we can only get there if we do this. if we have the journalists feel the pain. >> pete: you, i'm with you all the way. what i said 5-10 years ago. you live a different life. there is context to everything. >> greg: you were horrible back then. >> pete: you probably will. but you are right. until the double standard is gone, you can't get to that zero spot. the media, they always give themselves a fancy nickname to hold up their pillar of society. they put framed political issues in our country. the times basically exposed journalism. i love this effort. send it right back at those journalists who stand on their moral high ground and pretend that they are the judge and jury of everyone else who jumps on their way. >> greg: i love it. you know, one, it seems to me that their message is that journali

welcome to mayor pete's, south bend, indiana. a place where the local population here, 25% of them live beneath the poverty line and crime has risen to the 20 year highs with violent assaults exceeding by 173% the national average. and if there are lots of abandoned homes here. "usa today" recently described south bend as one of the most dangerous cities in america. they say it's doubled the and state average for assaults. what's happening here? >> we have a mirror that is more concerned about politics right now than he is about public safety in our own city. it's infuriating. >> because of some of the rhetoric here at home and nationally, as it made it more difficult for you to do your job? >> absolutely. now the public sees us as villains. and morale is at an all-time low as far as i'm concerned. i've been a police officer here for 27 years and this is the lowest i've ever seen it. it's mainly due to the mayor's lack of public support for our officers. >> tell us about the eric logan case. >> more than ten officers have been sh

pete: yeah.will not be present of the united states. he maybe had a decent performance last night. cory booker had a strong performance. kamala harris wasn't quite what she was the first go around and joe biden took him a little bit of time but found his footing. there are concerns though. to your point, the policies in local places reflect on what the priorities they would have as president. that's why they came after cory booker in newark. that's why they came after kamala harris on her time as prosecutor and go after de blasio on his treatment of cops. a lot of explains and fodder for president trump when he facing all of them. steve: a lot of splains to splao do. full house there in the detroit area. not only were a lot of people watching, given the fact that peed has been talking to people and sounds like everybody was tuberculosis side for the debate last night. a lot of people were tweeting. we will play for you the top three most tweeted moments of the night. number 3, this is kind of lik

i'm with pete. >> that's a great pete, by the way.ery realistic that almost looks like a photo two buys on the desk and one pass that's what's spoken are you at home buying pete's pitch for medtronic. vote in the twitter poll and we will reveal it later on in the show plus, if you are worried about how markets are shaky with regards to your retirement plan, fear not jeannie hnn josois joining us to layout the best way to invest in your portfolio [leaf blower] you should be mad at leaf blowers. [beep] you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler. so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. rec >>> welcome back to "fast money" it is a record millionaire boom. fidelity is seeing the highest number of 401(k) millionaires ever, and the nation's largest provider of 401(k)s said their investo

working for pete, with pete, was a deeply formation aleal, expere for me. and how faith played out in my every day life, and political spirit. among about anyone i know pete is one of the most i think, faithful and thoughtful examples of someone who engages in the public spirit with integrity, intelligence, brilliant and deep faithfulness. not surprisingly, i fear i have no great argument to offer with what pete said. i will content myself to offer an amplification and amendment and application to some of his commenting in his book. when i comment to you hope you read, as pete mentioned healing our politics, requires we have a proper understanding of politics. tonight i'm going to basically offy three point, one, understanding the proper role of politic, valuing its properly, faithfully and thoughtfully requires not only to we lose our cynicism but respect and understand its limits, second, to respond in part to pete's idea that it is not just our politics that is broken. it is broken because in many ways our country is broken, and often anmm -- amendment m

pete hegseth, this is day 2 of this now. where are we? >> pete: what president trump is doing is exposing a fracture in the modern democratic party. what jews -- i spent a lot of time talking to israeli jews and american jews. oftentimes the conversation comes up. with the republicans being so pro-israel, why are so many jews in america loyal to the democratic party? for a long time there was a bipartisan consensus of support of israel. of rejection of anti-semitism. unfortunately there is a very dangerous new strain amongst young left-leaning democrats are now advocating for the bds movement, openly anti-semitic. you are not seeing the leaders of the democratic party call them out. so we are moving to a point where if you are a jewish democrat here in the state you can't just assume that if you are liberal the democratic party will be pro-israel or poor dumb mike rowe jewish issues. that fracture is new and dangerous >> harris: the bds movement, the fact that we know it's a bipartisan vote against support of bds. does that matter? >> pet

pete williams, here's the interesting aspect of some of this as we have been reporting, pete, the attorney general william barr is going ahead with this investigation both with possible associates involved with epstein as well as what took place inside that prison cell that may have led to his suicide. what more can you tell us about these ongoing investigations? >> reporter: well, first of all, in terms of continuing with those who may have assisting epstein in abusing under-aged girls, jeffrey berman has already made that clear. and the attorney general said yesterday that part will continue. and the searches that we saw yesterday on the island happened overnight. that was something that was along time in being planned. as for the circumstances of epstein's death, so there are two investigations, one is a criminal investigation being done by the fbi. they will look at whether his death was in fact, a suicide. the medical examiner report will be critical of that. we are waiting still for the cause of death. but the fbi will still be looking into the circumstances of that. and then equally

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>> pete? >>here to go, pete. [applause] thank you. >> straightahead. straight ahead. here is what i: have noticed, a very rural, very conservative are much more open for immigration when they personally know [indiscernible] thank you very much. see inbreak down as you places like stone blade, where it is pronounced, like elkhorn, indiana. appreciate it. >> will you sign my sign? chatter]nible >> thank you so much. >> good luck, mayor pete! mayor buttigieg: thank you. >> thank you. mayor buttigieg: thank you, appreciate it. [indiscernible chatter] mayor buttigieg: i think it does change the way we look at things versus when it is [indiscernible] >> thank you. thank you. [laughter] >> how are you? >> good. >> florida. mayor buttigieg: ok, all right. [indiscernible chatter] good for you. [laughter] mayor buttigieg: hi, how are you doing? that is all right. let me introduce you. mayor? mayor buttigieg: yes. thanks for taking care of us. i appreciate it. chatter]nible >> best wishes. mayor buttigieg: thank you. appreciate it. lead the way. i heard i'm doing pretty well. ap

pete's mission, to keep fighting for his young family. his bravado helping so many in the throes of this terrible disease. people like sarah olson who's now benefitting from the millions raised by that icy challenge. >> joe, you are getting too fat. >> reporter: the average age for onset of als is 55. sarah was just 29. she's now on one of only two treatments available to als patients, radacava, which was fast-track ray proved. what would you say? >> it's helping. it's months on my life that because of pete i have that chance. in the past year and a half, things have changed. but i still have use of my arms. my hands. my voice has not changed. it's quieter, but things could be a lot worse. >> reporter: this was sarah just a few years ago, a body-building champion in peak physical condition. >> 7% body fat, six pack abs, oh, yeah. >> reporter: you had it going on. >> it was dedication. >> reporter: how much time were you spending in the weight room? >> about three hours a day. >> reporter: off stage she was just as fierce, a sporty tomboy

i believe i'm going to go to pete williams. pete buttigieg is talking.'s listen to him in las vegas. >> death sentence for thousands of americans. and, two, white nationalism is evil. and it is inspiring people to commit murder. and it is being condoned at the highest levels of the american government. and that has to end. the first time i became aware that our country was under attack, like, most people in my generation i think was 9/11. and for a hot minute, we all swore up and down that we were going to be different, that it was going to change us and that being attacked was going to bring out the best in this country. that's what we said. so how about this time. we've got decisions to make here. right now i just saw a picture before i came out here. they are lining up down the block in el paso to give blood. [ applause ] just like they did here after october 1. and they're doing that because you feel like at least you can do something. they're close to where it's happening so at least they can do something. so can we if we have the courage. but we've

ainsley: it's either steve or pete. steve did steak and pete did cheeseburgers.en are we announcing. steve: 7:30. buckle in, in for a busy show that starts now. ainsley: president trump is back in washington after a g7 summit. brian: potential end dare i say to the trade war? steve: maybe. griff jenkins joins us live in washington with the very latest. griff, the president is back in the united states but we don't have a lot of, you know, there weren't a lot of conclusions regarding the summit yesterday but a lot of maybe. griff: feels a little bit like a hig roller coaster ride. the mood very upbeat. hong kong you will closed he said that china, he believes they want to do a deal. d the tariffs have hit them hard. they have lost 3 million jobs. economy slowing down. currency hit 11-year low. if you listen to what harry, the senior director for the center for the national interest, what he says, it makes sense. listen to this how he breaks down all the numbers. >> if you look at the structural components of this trade war, the united states would be destined doin

an exclusive interview with the political newcomer known as mayor pete, pete buttigieg. >> cheryl herd talked to him about the economy, immigration, and whether he thinks he can really win the white house. cheryl joins us from the mexican heritage plaza in san jose. cheryl? >> reporter: mayor pete was in full campaign mode. his appearance wasn't about raising a lot of money. it was about meeting his supporters. >> this place is about the future. i don't only mean the fact that there's technology here. >> reporter: pete buttigieg said his visit to san jose is about meeting with grass roots supporters and to talk about issues like immigration. >> people looking over their shoulder in fear of i.c.e. raids, are not met with security. >> reporter: he was in san jose, a place, he says, close to his heart. and tickets were affordable. $18 to $100 per penitentiarson. >> i have more military experience than anybody come into office since george h.w. bush. >> reporter: his preparation comes from being a midwestern mayor. he has a groundswell of supporters. >> we don't want to focus on getting ri

"pete, pete"] [indistinct conversations] >> to stand for freedom and democracy.he idea with hong kong was supposed to be one country, two systems but that is not wait that is what we are seeing. we need to call for a straight on the part of authorities and speaking to the aspirations of the people in hong kong who are seeking freedom and we should be there for them at a moment when unfortunately, america has been withdrawing from the world. we need to be a clear moral voice. >> you mentioned the need to not have mitch mcconnell be the senate majority leader. what would you tell democrats and some of the other presidential hopefuls who are being asked -- buttigieg: i will not weigh in on what my other competitors ought to do other than to say we have to win back the senate. as a candidate it will be my focus. as a nominee, to do everything i can to bring in the senate majority. the next president will be [inaudible] >> [inaudible] as they heavily supported trump in the last election. mr. buttigieg: rural america is beginning to see the ways that they are being neg

pete can speak to this when is it over?hat's what everybody wants to know so i can pontiff indicatic. we are looking for a vix that climbs to 30, we have seen it peak out before. or you are looking for the s&p 500 to put in a low of 2690 or so, which is midway between the low we saw december 24th and the recent high in the s&p 500 of 3025 carter will be on and i'm sure speak to levels, but those are the things you are looking for in terms of it doesn't make sense, i think it makes sense and i will say this as well. the gold market has been telling you something like this has been in store for the last few months, mel. >> the data around the world, negative yields around the world have been telling you the same story. tim, we got a dose of very bad data that started us off on the wrong food. >> the data continues to get worse and guy talks about what he needs to see different. unfortunately, i think we're in a case where the data -- while the leading indicators 12 to 15 months ago started to give way. it is hard to say that

i think to pete's point. >> including the u.s. federal reserve. >> well, without question. we will have that conversation but in terms of i don't feel secure it is a bottom by any stretch. my point at the top of the show is i think today gave you something to sort of shoot against on the down side for the first time in a while. in other words you have a tradeable bottom we didn't have it yesterday. we talked about it i think you might have had it today. >> today's rate plunge isn't confined to the united states. yields across the globe are collapsing as central banks aggressively cut rates in the past 24 hours we've seen surprise cuts from new zealand, thailand and india they join a slew of other nations that eased over the past few months the global tightening is even putting more pressure on the fed to do the same let's bring in steve liesman with more on this. >> what's the point? seymour said i'm irrelevant. >> no, not you >> welcome to the desk. >> but to the point is the federal reserve in control here? are we being whipsawed around by what is going on around the worl

a guy like steve bullitt, amy klobuchar, pete is definitely in the running.nd you know, being from the midwest is a plus. you know, because let's face it. the democrats blew it last time in the midwest. >> shannon: as mayor pete put the fair favorite pork on a stick, one of the opponents grilled in new hampshire about what he thinks about eating meat given the negative impact factory farming has on the environment. >> i would not be honest with you if i did not tell you that i am a meat eater. although i am trying to eat a little bit better than i have been the past. >> shannon: spent a lot of time today with mayor pete supporters, but i want to make sure you all get a taste of the other side. this is pete. how are you doing? >> how is it going? >> thank you for talking to us. he runs a beef, cattle and corn farm in eastern iowa and is at the iowa state fair. you have concerns about mayor pete, climate change proposal, proposals and how it might hurt you and your family and your business. why? >> we have been farming for years. the more rules they keep making

[inaudible conversations] >> thank you, mayor pete. thank you. >> your campaign is the first time i have participated in the political process. >> thank you for knowledge and yet. acknowledging it. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> keep working hard, mayor pete. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] [in our localizati conversations] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> take you. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you for running. it audible in ottawa will inaudible conversations] [inaudble conversations] >> we are in it to win it, but we are not going anywhere. thank you. you? the place treating >> [inaudible] >> i have a question -- [inaudible] >> what's that? -- not a fan of the problem of white nationalists environments. inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mayor, can i have a sophie -- selfie? sure. [inau an -- [inaudible conversations] thank you. >> thank you. >> we have a little notre dame baby. [laughter] >> thank you. thank you, pete. >> thank you so much. >> could america learned so

and in making that cyclical turn, i heard pete before. pete's got unusual activity, bearish activity in the eem. you can -- >> let's just do that now. pete, you're with us still, right? >> yes, sir, i am. >> i've got my brother with me, too. here's jon it's a big day, scott. >> we're jumping around a lot. a lot of breaking news the market down 615. that's the dow we may not step away for a break until the end. let's do it now if we could. >> i'll start it off i'm going to talk about gld. we've talked about this since may 31st it hits almost every other day, scott. you've almost gotten tired of it started at 120 now 143. it's 52-week highs today and it continues to see activity what we're seeing today is december now they were going out to october. they went out to november. now we're seeing an extension go all the way out and they're going out to december. by the way, those are the 31st expiring or something like that. the last week of december. so the 160 call. so they're buying the entire year 2019. so they've got all of december for th

mayor pete, whatever his name is? pete buttigieg. he can't run south bend, indiana.e countr country? >> i say the same thing about my senator, cory booker. look at his record or newer, same thing with pete buttigieg. another candidate may jump in at this point, looking at the field as it is, where you have a slow -- he honestly think, and listening to michael bloomberg, a couple of months ago, he said he would run if joe biden did not pray joe biden is running but it's not the full joe biden. i still think michael bloomberg, he has the money so it's not a matter of fund-raising. he has the experience, three term mayor in new york and a popular one and a businessman. he's a guy that could jump in here and be a formidable candidate. >> is clear that biden is going to be the nominee and people are going to have to hold their nose and vote for him because they realized that the progressive wing can't win a general election. his wife was right. >> sean: all right, campaign slogan, make america great by holding her nose again and voting for someone you don't like. all righ

we're live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. >>> new details are emerging about the gunman who went on the shooting rampage at the gilroy garlic festival. >> documents we obtained from police reveal investigators found several disturbing items in the suspect's car, a shotgun and police say materials could be used to make a bomb including two pipes, a passport, banking documents, a set of california license plates, registered to a family member, a tent and wilderness training manual and several masks. police search of the gunman's home in gilroy discovered a semiautomatic rifle and ammo packed in that same bag. the gunman killed three people, injured at least 16 others, nearly two weeks ago at the festival. >>> families near clear lake have been forced from their homes as another fire continues to burn at this hour. clear lake hases o seer the years. the latest fire has been burning since yesterday afternoon, they're calling it the golf fire because it's near buckingham country club. at last check 19 acres burned, it's 30% contained. cal fire on

pete i'll send things over to you. know you have more info on what could be bind this crash. >> reporter: yes, vianey, good morning to you. we're getting more information from chp. you mentioned it, a little bit there, this was a situation with a big rig trying to avoid a car that was actually stopped in the slow lane before you hit appian way in pinole. traffic is starting to move along, letting folks off of the shoulder off the appian way exit. in our last live report traffic was actually halted as they were trying to tow the car. you so he that big rig, that's what they were able to kind of lift up, that was overturned as a result of this accident earlier. i want to show you some video of

trying to become the next president, live pictures out of hampton, south carolina, south bend mayor pete buttigieg holding campaign event, he's one of just several 2020 democrats hitting the campaign trail this weekend, and who else, peter doocy, the reporter who needs no sleep on the ground with them in hompton, hi, peter. >> leland, pete buttigieg just showed up and he's got company in the low country, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren both also going to be in south carolina later on, those two stops today in georgia on their way here as part of an effort to court african-american primary voters. >> why should black folk votes trust you.

again, markets crater after a reckless trump tweet and shade, barack obama's white house photographer pete souza is here. >> at this point pete and i are like an old couple. >> now live from studio 6a in rockefeller plaza, here's chris hayes. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello! hello! good to see you! thank you! thank you very much. thank you. . thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. that was impressive. thank you very much. thank you. we've got a full house here in rockefeller center tonight. all of your lovely faces, thank you for being here and thank you for being with us at home. it's friday in the age of trump which means it's the end of another deeply bizarre and confusing, upsetting and unnerving week with lots of weird pronouncements and actions and tweets and the president wanted to buy greenland. [ laughter ] i don't know. it looked so big on the map. [ laughter ] there's been a lot going on this week, but there's something else that's been happening away from the spotlight. away from the president that i've been thinking about a lot. in the last three weeks since the killings

pete, you have owned hawaiian in the past >> i have.ove the airline, i love flying the airline, but unfortunately, mel, this is going to be something that's going to be a really big issue but the additional flights from the bay area going to hawaii on southwest, that's going to be an issue. interisland as well, that's going to be a big issue. so when you look at what this particular analyst is looking at in terms of the earnings going forward from 19 to 20 getting cut almost not quite in half but being cut severely, i don't see a reason why you'd want to be jumping on hawaiian. this competition is only going to get worse and the domestic airlines as well >> the analyst community has been negative on it. only one buy, six holds, five sells. this is a market cap of about $1.1 billion what happens to this company going forward? i wonder if it is consolidated and gobbled up by another carrier. >> you anesthesown ual. >> i do. for them everything's going right. i wasn't a big fan ceo, but he's actually done a great job. so now in my good gra

pete, do you like ari's picks?> one thing he mentioned when we talk about the different commodities is gold. that's been on an absolutely unbelievable run to the upside, mel, which tells me people are running for a bit of cover that's why i think we're seeing gold and silver moving to the upside oil, it hit that 51 level and bounced off it again, the and it has happened multiple times now. so i can see there's a little bit of -- he almost is sort of saying, hey, look, there's a little bullish enough but enough bearishness he is not fully committed that the market is ready to scream to the upside. >>> all right. up next, all over uber that stock in lows after hours we will bring you the big headlines plus a double dose of movers on our radar. we will tell you what is driving the big action in amarin and symantec much more "fast money" right after this do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin ai

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and after that, we'll just have to see >> and pete joining us now pete, what do we know about justice ginsburg's condition how's she doing? >> she's 86 now. she cancelled her summer trip to santa fe she has a dozen events on her calendar next month and hasn't cancelled any of them. >> pete williams, thank you. >>> there are new details breaking in the fiery plane crash that nascar legend dale earnhardt and his family survived last week federal investigators zeroing in tonight on the possible cause. we get details from gabe investigators say a mechanical malfunction contributeto the fiery plcr and two pilots survived. according to the preliminary report, the right mainlanding gear collapsed in the outboard section contacted the runway shortly after the third touchdown. >> the airplane bounced at least twice before coming down hard on the right main landing gear. >> after the plane came to a stop on the edge of the highway, the ntsb credits the flight crew with evacuating the passengers >> they crashed through the fence and everything >> reporter: in this dramatic video you can see a ma

more from the iowa state fair with presidential candidate pete the judge -- pete buttigieg. representative from hawaii was one of the candidates at the fair on friday. her remarks are 40 minutes. thank you so much.