it is big and guess back 100 years, very big. >> and preponder lar adam putnam. i did not know him i new ron a little bii knew him member this defended mow. what happened with ron is the following. he came to see me. getting killed being crushed. adam putnam it was over i had men people that said it was like nuclear weapon went you have and you endorse. they considered the race to be over they had the race. millions and millions of dollars come way up in the poles. beating republican boy 30 points it was over. ron came to see me tierce in ice said i need to you do mow a big favor. first asked for the moting and then the favor. i said what's the first. will you endorse me? i fought for you. again a lot of people fought for mow. you fought for me only arrivefully if you thought i was right. more then and there he did. but he said, i need you should endorsement. i said ron you are far behind that i can't imagine if you got george washington endorsement with the great abraham lincoln, if you had their's i don't think you could win tell me about it. i'm telling you i

adam putnam. it was over.as i have many people that i know d that worked for adam putnam. they said it was like a nuke. i hate to use this expression. e it was like a nuclear weaponen went off when you endorsed because they considered the race to be over. they had the race. he had millions and millions of dollars, and he was way up in the polls. he was beating ron by thirty points or so.points it was over. over. ron came to see me, tears inmo his eyes.w he said , i need you to do me a big favor. first, he asked for the meeting. then he asked me for a favor. i said, what's the favor? would you endorsed me? i fought for you.of peo but again, he a lot of people fr fought for me. you fought for me only rightfully, but you fought. for me if you thought i was d right a lot more than he did. od but he said , i needdorsemen your endorsement. i said, ron , you so far behind, i can't imagine if you got george washington's endorsement combined with the great, great abraham lincoln, their endorsements, i don't think you could win.. run, but tell me about it.g yo go ahead. he said , i'

so we do know that they were there there were other accounts for putnam's regiment at one point about like 27 men and hazen's regiment was part of putnam's regiment and they said there were 27 african-american with the regiment at that time. some of them were probably in hazen's regiment. but so i was really trying to track him down but i i found it. very interesting. they did not make that designator. and what does that mean that they are not making that designator on these troops? down we before we give everyone the opportunity to get their books signed to appreciate the amazing artifact we have on loan from hsp or to imagine what that knapsack contained with our recreation. it is our long tradition for scott stephenson to the final question. i do like to have the final word as you know. i'm curious have have portions presumably not all of the dire has been in published. i'm just curious if what would you like to say about that with it? i did in the midst of doing this. this is one of the things where your research if you were right. i'm not sure where it is. but when i first came t

so we do know that they were there there were other accounts for putnam's regiment at one point about like 27 men and hazen's regiment was part of putnam's regiment and they said there were 27 african-american with the regiment at that time. some of them were probably in hazen's regiment. but so i was really trying to track him down but i i found it. very interesting. they did not make that designator. and what does that mean that they are not making that designator on these troops? down we before we give everyone the opportunity to get their books signed to appreciate the amazing artifact we have on loan from hsp or to imagine what that knapsack contained with our recreation. it is our long tradition for scott stephenson to the final question. i do like to have the final word as you know. i'm curious have have portions presumably not all of the dire has been in published. i'm just curious if what would you like to say about that with it? i did in the midst of doing this. this is one of the things where your research if you were right. i'm not sure where it is. but when i first came t

our much richer internationalists to set a palestinian village in the west bank should be erased, putnam state department spokesperson and that price. and this is irresponsible as the smart reaches, that he's being quoted out of context. we condemn these provocative remarks that india prime minister and remote his call for unity as the welcome to foreign ministers from gee 20 countries to delhi. rush us the year long invasion of the crate and the 2nd i will get back to dominate the agenda. your secretary of state and me blinking is that he expects most of the g 20 to continue to back ukraine, and that he has no plans for bilateral meetings. these russian and french chinese counterparts in a video address to open the summits and they're under moody said the group needs a reset to solve current global issues. we must all economic died. multilateralism egan cries, is today. the s williams of the last few years. finance or glitzy, glamorous g h. brand, emmy, that of them. and vol clearly shows that a global governance had fade. but you cranes, western allies are insisting the world needs to

the thinking going into it that putnam was the stronger candidate at that point.emember he won that governor's race by a very slim margin. he did very well that night. i think he knew what the stakes were that evening. he had a less impressive debate against charlie crist in the last governor's round. >> he may have been resting on his laurels a little bit. >> jesse: do you agree with my assessment that he needs to come out strong in the first 30 and land serious blows. >> i thought it was very interesting discussion that you had with him. i think that's probably the strongest i have seen him come out against trump in those statements. there's no doubt that he knows and he watched what happened in 2015 when trump systematically pushed every single one of those contenders off the stage. >> jesse: what is the strategy on a debate stage with donald trump? he says no drama, i execute. but there has got to be something more in terms of the personal man-on-man deal. >> well, you know what? i think he can play up the fact that he is a new generation. >> jesse: call him o

adam putnam, it was over. i my many people who was like a nuclear weapon went off when you endorsed because they considered the race to be over. they had the race. he had millions and millions of dollars beating ron by 30 points. it was over. ron came to see me, tears in his eyes. he said i need you to do you a big favor. would you endorse me? i fought for you. but, again, a lot of people fought for me. >> so, there he is. trying to explain i made sure i supported him when he was facing putnam. what's interesting when you look at the many dynamic we know that ron desantis knows that donald trump is going to come after him. and the former president has telegraphed that ron desantis is not going to declare until after the legislative session down in florida so he can say look, not only did i win by 20 points in november. but, look at all the stuff we got done for florida. can i do it when i run for president and i'm announcing i'm running for president. so we know that that's his timetable but donald trump would

will you please have him and give me a live in, putnam don't let you know by lu problem. so thinking t till monday, seeking to slow monday will be less on the molly. indeed. other monday regime by limited don't. if we're met in cottage plus, gimme me ladies there into another year salaries on the method that you are adopting or you think you should adopt to achieve peace and national re consolation is certainly negotiations. peaceful negotiations. mister prime minister consumer, in this case, isn't it a contradiction to try to achieve this goal via a could data? isn't that a contradictions, prime minister, isn't it a return in time? so we'll look good. september the sky like democracy. she was election these under for related listen, we shall value enough atlanta for the village. we can aid as electra accepted, but yet, but gimme the village. she will not win issue with getting some but now vent town are going to do the election. it gets going to be and you know, community and, and as an addition to departed in though he does he to the c p. so crucial at the end that ther

first book fair, i was i was at the first book festival at ucla and i was there as a sales rep for putnami remember it very well. and it was you know, again, it was it was such a surprise and a delight to see how many people came out and how hungry the community of los angeles was for an event like that. and and we have grown, you know, over the years to to what we are today. this this huge event that takes up most of the usc campus and brings in hundreds of thousands of people. but it took us took us a while to get to this point. so i would say the two been patient and to, you know, just to to to work hard and and mine all those all those contacts in in in publishing to to put on a great event. does it cost money for people to attend? it is it is free to to attend in all the outdoor events are free. we have six outdoor stages and all the booths and all the things that you can do outdoors are free. the indoor events require a reservation and there's just a small fee for a small reservation fee to reserve an indoor seat at a panel. and we have a couple of events that have a ticket cost and

give me a live in, putnam don't let you know by lu problem. so you can t to lou monk the sickening the slow monday plus on the molly. indeed other monday regime. but let me don't, if we're met in cottage plus, gimme me, ladies can get into another year salaries on the method that you are adopting or you think you should adopt to achieve peace. and nationally, constellation is certainly negotiations. peaceful negotiations was the prime minister for lima. in this case. isn't it a contradiction to try to achieve this goal via a could data? isn't that a contradictions, prime minister, isn't it a return in time? so it will look good. september muscular democracy, cities you election. these aren't you 40, let me listen, we shall all my you enough atlanta for the village. we can aid the lecture accepted but didn't what you had, but oh and give me the village will. she will not win issue with getting some, but not vent town are going to do it next. it gets going to be and you know, community then as an addition to departed in though he does he to the

putnam thought that he can camped outside his house in the city of the hor, members of the movement for justice are convinced their presence is needed to protect their leader. the gates resembled the military barricade, but instead of soldiers, it's guarded by hon supporters. the armina berman come to see our seasoned alike. we will eliminate the military that are involved in politics give. they think that a brown car will be no more and will be eliminated. we will vote for the party and this movement will continue. it can't be wiped out of it into people's heart. oracle either pakistan will progress or it will be torn apart, took a marine cheek, han himself, traveled with high security, fearful of a possible attempt on his life. members of the governing coalition, see him as a destructive force within the country. ma'am, would you go to look now? he's making allegations about a plot to assassinate him every day he's making new claims and it's just a drama and so far is not presented. amy evidence as night falls in the hoard, more supporters ready around hans house in anticipation of an

we could ask you to train to the putnam still. so what was the soonest that we get, we get asked them to approve for can with vian, with a meeting. so to actually look into this as shown, possibly to take the appropriate decision to cedric of him. as a lawyer, we would like to address. everyone else should probably who wishes to resolve the human rights problems. the human rights premises, supposedly existent, beller is a chill of we have an invitation for you. first, you should handle your own problems and your own countries. for example, you know, you should address the problems are val, pensioners, current and future. we should address the problems of presidency current and flipping past and maybe future presidents. and we've repeatedly said, we'll repeated year, which is from a so then you shouldn't metal in our domestic affairs. yeah, you should deal with your own countries and a real human rights problem. the subtle it be life and dignity health security near without it and you shouldn't even that attempt to war. so any musi

spaces and then on the cultural end, we are kind of left with this at best frustrating kind of robert putnam in our institutions have to come back together and once we so figure out how to do that after 40 years not knowing how to do that will fix the thing. so where are we so where are we left considering both those factors you. yeah, i think it's a i mean it's a, it's a both challenge. i was just talking to a scholar today at uva, was visiting and she's studying japan and and family life in japan and they've been throwing like every policy thing that they can you know at japanese adults and it's just not the dial, you know. so just passing a child allowance, testing a family allowance, you know, adding, you know, some kind of daycare policy to the sort of menu is not going to is not going to do it. on the one hand. but i think conservatives have sort of had this idea that all we need to do is just kind of change the culture, you know, capture the the commanding heights of the new york times and early colleges and sort of engineer different messages. i think that would be really helpful. bu

but i think douglas van, you're, i'm steve miller putnam's a little bit agree, it will give us a lot of if we increase, oh, i was 10 shell. so in use me transporting good. well as video it, you know, the arctic in them. but then i will, it's northly, proceed. lewinski, eat, millard years. may i post pandemic? we're also proving our tomorrow, but as a cultural t i. e, she's diversity in 2022. when you received your eligibility, she was leaving the d 6. i see 4 and 5000 thrush students fighting in china. do i use the credit premier as the nina dissents on which you some of them, or a lawyer, siding on line. some of them was sliding offline. in china, nearly the same happened. she rose chinese students, came to russia to study as well, and would hold, the 1st will increase. they go to school today is bored. now we also have different so interstate, those thoroughness for cultural years, especially when it comes to sports and culture ties in your stomach. and now it will give you, it's especially relevant because if the olympic movement is not politicized, and the waste is trying to weap

will you please have him and give me a live in putnam, don't let you buy lou problem. so you can t silly monk, the sickening the slow monday. popular on the molly? indeed, others monday regime by limited don't if were met in cost plus, gimme me, ladies can get into another year salaries on the method that you are adopting or you think you should adopt to achieve peace and national re constellation is certainly negotiations. peaceful negotiations was the prime minister for lima. in this case, isn't it a counselor diction to try to achieve this goal via a could data? isn't that a contradictions, prime minister? isn't it a return in time? so it will look good. september muscular democracy. soon as you election these ultra related elicit, we shall on my, you know, for toronto village, or we can aid as electra accepted but yet, but oh, and gimme a village. she will not win issue with getting some, but not vent. i'm not going to do the lecture, it gets going to be a, you know, community then as an addition to departed in though he does he to the c p. so can you at the end, t

almost 25 years ago i walked into room 106 at israel putnam elementary school in maryland, connecticut. my first classroom, i can still remember the excitement of teaching my first class of fourth graders. and the effort i put in as a first classroom pull tin -- bulletin board to welcome them, on it i put a picture of a rocket ship going up with the words, let the journey begin. my journey as an educator started that day. and it's been a joy to embark on that journey ever since, to learn from the amazing educators i met along the way, the promise of education, to open doors they didn't even know existed. that journey became my life's purpose. that journey became my destination. today, i invite you to join me on that journey. if you believe that every child in this nation deserves a shot, join me in that journey. if you believe that it's worth taking a if you lumps every once in a while as we protect the pretektors of the status quo, join me on this journey. if you believe that we have the will and capacity it takes to step up and lead the world, join me on this journey. if we embrace t

in putnam, new york, a power outage after a car crash into a utility pole. >> i do not have power athave to set up my generator. >> parts of new england could see two feet of snow. >> stay off the roads. this is a long storm. >> so many facing treacherous conditions on the others the country. yet another atmospheric river hitting california. los angeles county fire department rescuing six people trapped on a river bed. multiple helicopters used pull victims to safety. rescuers searching through the night. the storm dealing a major blow to a big agricultural area. many seasonal farmworkers now facing more hardship with flooding. farm losses for the state already estimated at $330 million. here in the northeast, damaging wind a big concern with 40 mile-per-hour gusts expected in some areas which could impact travel and potentially cause power outages. larry: much rain we have had, take a look. in santa rosa, the average per year is just over 33 inches. we have had 24 and there are nearly six months left in the rain year. in oakland, the average is 18 inches. this year, already 26.5. in

i said, all right, let's give it a shot because honestly the secretary of saying culture, adam putname gets the nomination because of you. he wins the election because of you. two years later the fake news is up there saying will you run against the president? will you run? and he says, i have no comment. i say, that's not supposed to happen. i have no comment. no. so i'm not -- i'm not a big fan. >>> joining us now, national political correspondent for "politico" meredith mcgraw. she was at the rally in texas and writes about it in her newest piece for "politico." meredith, you were there. lucky you. what were some of your key takeaways from the rally? set the scene for us in terms of crowd size and enthuiasm and what were some of the key messages former trump tried to deliver? >> thousands of trump texas supporters lined up in the hot sun to get a glimpse of the president, to hear from him and hear his message, and what they ended up hearing wasn't exactly a vision for a second term, but it was a list of trump's grievances. he went after his political rivals. he talked about his inv

what they don't want it in manhattan, they want it in nassau county, they won it i suffolk county, putnamge westchester, anywhere but th fibers they're going to try to do that after that, they will file a motion after motion afte motion to trying to lay this thing. so, anyone who's waiting to se donald trump in shackles i rikers island, sitting in just waiting for trial to take place, that's not going to happen it's going to play out in very different way, but it's gonna be a long and arduou process. >> by the time this thing come to a head, i'm going to be living at the villages i florida. like, this thing is going to take forever >> you think >> stewart, given the timefram here, and we know donald trump does not care. nothing slows him down is any of it going to impact this race, this presidential race that he's going head on four >> well, i hate to grew donald trump, but i think it's going to help him. look, everybody knows what happens here to believe donald trump, you have to believe he became th first person in the history of the world to pay $130,000 no to have sex with a porn star

he believes in 2017 when ron desantis was running behind adam putnam as the front-runner for the gop nomination, not over the top just in the primary but in terms of the general election in florida and that it was not part of the deal when he endorsed him to run for governor. he would not come back and run against him for president. feels he made ron desantis, ran on his agenda, remember that famous ad that ron desantis did, building the wall with the bricks, with his kids, even though florida does not have a border wall, clearly taking president trump's agenda and putting it in florida to get his voters to come over and vote on election day. that was successful for him and president trump believes ron desantis owes him and that he is essentially a traitor for running against him if he decides to do so for president this time around. >> john: what are the other big issues that we have been covering of course is the money trail between china and the biden family. president biden was asked about it the other day. >> house gop memo about your family dealings? >> family dealings -- [inau

we've seen putnam nations by people here as to what happened earlier in nablus of the crack down on the funeral palestinians here are saying the g need are presents a sense of harmony and says of you need see it even when palestinians are from different palestinian fashion thank you very much for that, that as me that ever him with the latest. joining us live from jeanine. thank you. moving on to other news now and supporters of pakistan's aston, prime minister in long con, had been arrested in the hall. they were confrontations with police officers, a head of cons, planned election valley, just hours before the event authorities imposed a ban on all demonstrations large gatherings. which will last for one week. that's bringing cause on come all. hi there. he's joining us live from low horn 10 scenes earlier. they come all tell us what's been happening today earlier today. m ron hahn has blinded riley to start the election campaign. however, we saw. busy a $100000.00 off policemen surrounding the area leading to ahead to read. then you can see the policeman still in the background a lit

we got significant rain, particularly on the eastern side of india, with fisher putnam, particularly wit ah, on counting the calls will borton's new plan to bring people back into the workforce help boost economic growth. good. the glad to silicon valley bank mean a rethink on interest rates plus australia wants to create a new fleet of nuclear power suffering at a massive price. counting the cost on al jazeera ah . ready ah, hello i marianna mossey, welcome to the news, our ally from london coming up in the next 60 minutes wanted for war crimes. the international criminal court issues an arrest warrant for russia's president vladimir putin, but turkish president says he will back finland's bid to join nato. but sweden's membership in the military alliance is still uncertain. us president joe biden calls for top of punishment on the bank executives, and he tries to reassure the public after the collapse of silicon valley bank. battling for the basics in the wake of cycling friday. malory ins face food shortages am now the risk of disease. and on pita samson dough with your sports tit

his 2nd and again to win new counselor who and now just the point behind, full play, putnam with again and hand painful in the place in the champions league. next season, the big game in the car, plato was meant to city up against the former captain vincent company in the quarter finals. he spent 11 years at city winning full premier league sent to f. comes the now he manages championship leaders, burnley her uncle's to be promoted to the premier lake city. both yellow predicts that company will return to city as manage at one day after seeing his deeds. and more than can be in these 2 days or more than convinced he's going to come back, being so close to the next year. and presently jim, seeing more carefully would they do? i understand completely why they are that it will be a really, really tough opponent. because they do incredible things. islands robin team are looking to wrap up the 6 nations title on saturday with a win of england in dublin. the english were destroyed 5310 last week by france. the heaviest, ever home defeat the irish, the world's number one, right side and victo

i said all right let's give it a shot because honestly the secretary of agriculture, adam putnam a good i had never met him, i don't feel guilty about it if you don't know somebody. i wish i knew him if you want to know the truth i would not have done this. i said let's give it a shot and i endorsed him and he became like a rocket ship. within one day the race was over he got the nomination. then he had to run against a man, the hottest and all of politics, the hottest person. it was him and stacey abrams, the two hottest in the democrat party. we laugh at him now but at the time he was one of the hottest people in politics, now he turned out to be a crackhead. i did rallies for ron that were massive rallies and they were very successful so we got him the nomination, we then got him the election and he says i don't think i can make it because the other guy was really popular. he was going to be the next president of the united states but that didn't work out too well that caught him in a crack then. anything goes in politics today maybe he could make it maybe he'll make a comeback. thin

. >> when putnam moves in, they made it really beautiful in order to attract them and now it's a muchemember. >> very good. i was at 1 beacon. >> come back. >> i will. thank you. great to see you all. >>> when we return, the cftc is suing crypto exchange binance rfo >>> a news alert for you. u.s. auto regulators are opening a probe into 50,000 tesla model x vehicles after receiving two complaints, reporting front seat belts. the national highway traffic safety administration said the preliminary evaluation covers 2022 to 2023 model years over reports of failures of the front seat belt to remain connected to the seat belt anchor while driving. neither of those incidents that were reported involved a collision. the stock is up by 83 cents. >>> a quick programming note, we have some exciting streaming news. this is -- this is really -- i don't get excited very often and this is exciting. you can now watch "squawk box" live weekday mornings on peacock. this is -- peacock was already good, but if there's any question about, you know, long-term, this nails it. this is going to be a very goo

almost 25 years ago i walked into room 106 at israel putnam elementary school in maryland, connecticut. my first classroom, i can still remember the excitement of teaching my first class of fourth graders. and the effort i put in as a first classroom pull tin -- bulletin board to welcome them, on it i put a picture of a rocket ship going up with the words, let the journey begin. my journey as an educator started that day. and it's been a joy to embark on that journey ever since, to learn from the amazing educators i met along the way, the promise of education, to open doors they didn't even know existed. that journey became my life's purpose. that journey became my destination. today, i invite you to join me on that journey. if you believe that every child in this nation deserves a shot, join me in that journey. if you believe that it's worth taking a if you lumps every once in a while as we protect the pretektors of the status quo, join me on this journey. if you believe that we have the will and capacity it takes to step up and lead the world, join me on this journey. if we embrace t