i'm -- former pete williams. pete is the best. >> we're missing him very much the past couple of weeks. >> and i want to say get off of twitter because it is not a place to get accurate information a lot of time. it just drives you crazy. and barbara mcquade, you're with us as well. it is good to have you. i want to ask, lindsey graham wants to see the affidavit and the trump team wants to see the affidavit, what is the likelihood we're get any of that unsealed? >> i think zero. the affidavit is the details of the investigation and there is no point to reveal it and it could be damaging to the investigation. at some point it will be revealed because charges are brought or declined and at this point the doj and the fbi is entitled to regularity. a judge signed this and found probable cause. we need to beat back this disinformation is this is weaponizing the department of justice or prosecutor misconduct going on here. all accounts appear to be by the book and they need to stand down and wait for the process to play

i'll telling you, for the last time, joining me now is pete williams. mr. williams. here with merrick garland. no matter how lester holt asked him a question about investigating trump, he basically gave a version of that anser. >> right. >> what does he want people to take away? what is that rorshok response he wants? >> number one, to indicate the justice department is doing a lot more than it appears. we don't have a good clue of what the justice department is doing. these little glimpses when people testify before the grand jury. but sure doing a lot more than we see. and, two, they're quite serious they don't know where this will end up. shortly after the biden administration came into power, i asked a senior administration official, can't we just assume that if you do get the goods on donald trump, you'll just decide that's a bridge too far, that it would be too divisive for the country and i was told, no, don't assume that, anything is on the table. now, of course, he did say, you know, people who are criminally responsible. and one big question will be, okay,

. >> joey lionetti throws a no hitter and coast little league is on its way to williams port. peteing. will: no hit tore advance to the little league world series. brian: the town of alec baldwin, the town of jerry seinfeld, and the balldinger family and also born on the fourth of july, ryan from massapequa. in the town, they had a huge screen and a viewing party outside last night. they just appreciate 12-year-old kids that gave up their summer and now will be on espn for about a week. all undersized. they just play great defense and just really good players. will: really great pitching. pete: amazing. you forgot to list brian kilmeade from massapequa on the list. brian: i'm currently here so i'll give myself that credit. i was getting text messages so hopefully that do your show tomorrow or be with us on monday. rachel: president biden by the way, silent on this whole thing happening, the raid at mar-a-lago. he's actually now on vacation a? pete: that's right. rachel: at an island. he's with hunter biden, who happens to also be under investigation. what do you make of all that? b

think of pete sampras and serena williams, winning grand slams when they— serena williams, winning grandaducanu time, as— afterwards. let's give raducanu time, as you said, sadly, she is only— time, as you said, sadly, she is only 19 — time, as you said, sadly, she is only 19 put _ time, as you said, sadly, she is only 19. put it into perspective, but still— only 19. put it into perspective, but still a — only 19. put it into perspective, but still a disappointing night for her to— but still a disappointing night for her to lose in the opening round. 0nty— her to lose in the opening round. only a _ her to lose in the opening round. only a few— her to lose in the opening round. only a few weeks just before wimbledon you spoke to her, and how do you think she will deal with this? ~ do you think she will deal with this? . ., do you think she will deal with this? . . , , ., do you think she will deal with this? . , ., ., this? we have spoken before about how she deals _ this? we have spoken before about how she deals with _ this? we have spoken before about how she deals with difficulties i

pete fitzgerald and serge. serge, mister is talking to firms struggling to find workers. if she's talking about her region, you know i lived in cleveland and they're home to sherwin williams, parker handout fin, p and c all publicly traded companies. how are you as a trader and investor balancing the tech layoffs that we just pointed out with the help wanted signs still proliferating throughout much of america? >> well, the labor market is one of the last ones to react to recession their or prerecession their data points and the last thing we need is for the fed to overreact right now. we need a not too hot or not too cold labor report. my belief is a stronger report or weaker report would provokefear or overreaction andm investing in a value and equality places like disney, nike, amazon among the three names and my shorter term book to get to survive this current market volatility in our favor now, i'm buying growth because growth is scars so i'm buying name like a and d, my largest holding like nvidia and semiconductor equipment term and staying along the staples because that's my stability and my dividend payments come from there and i'm staying more to the defense con

pete waterman-— chetan has the sport. whatever happens in either of their futures, emma raducanu can always say she beat serena williams. 50 like, "you know what? all for it!" like... laughter. er... yeah, to be honest, i was nervous from the first point to the last point because i know what a champion she is — she can come back from any situation. so i really had to stay focused and, yeah, i'm just so pleased that i managed to keep my composure. a really impressive performance from emma raducanu. it wasn't quite the fairytale return to competition for dina asher—smith at the european athletics championships last night. she pulled up with cramp in the final of the hundred metres — she'd just come back to the track after a hamstring injury which saw her miss the commonwealth games. germany's gina luckenkemper came back to win a brilliant gold medal in front of her home crowd in munich. britain's daryll neita took bronze. in the men's final it was silver for the defending european champion zharnel hughes. he was beaten into second by the olympic champion from italy, marceljacobs. but although hughes couldn't defend his title