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grade pumpkins former governor ron desantis, the gop used the young voters as crucial to taking back congress in the 2022 midterm hitler yvonne from fox business is live in tampa florida with the latest. >> former governor ron desantis for a possible presidential run in 2024 his message tonight. jon: go ahead. >> i was saying if governor desantis was testing out to voters for a presidential run in 2024 his message was this your florida is an oasis of freedom for many americans he think the whole country should be that way, desantis put himself at the center of every conservative issue taken on big government and big tech and president biden desantis said he's kept florida from getting what he calls dr. fauci shutting businesses down and keep an economy open,

maria: well, we did a whole show on "sunday morning futures" a few weeks ago i hosted senator ron johnson along with dr. pierre kory dr. kory was telling us about efficacy effectiveness of drugs like ivermectin made by merck now off patent nobody is paid big money for ivermectin yet it could have been a very important treatment for those early stages of covid, four million people have died across the world how many lives could have been saved had those drugs not been sensored talking about hydroxychloroquine, and ivermectin. these drugs are being hailed agency potential good treatments, if you catch it early enough they told us we weren't allowed to talk about it! >> well not only have they told us we're not allowed to talk about it but still not plowed to talk about many of those things, senator ron johnson obviously, was very involved in the right to try when you start to look at the potential implications of what you have big tech actually taking care of big pharma to make sure that what we don't get is the full story, it is a very -- problematic perfect storm that has real impact on

it's a reasonable chance he will go through this to spite ron desantis and to get a feud between ron allen why sober gulag like the g cordon lady of this story, lady being this water gate burglar who would never crack and never turn on the mix in conspiracy? >> i largest you're an oil analysts who said i think that makes sense, i think he's there until the time gets too significant. if you put him in a situation where he might have to put the rest of his life in prison, thrust of his live or is semi productive life behind bars i think that will be the test to that. i think he's inclined to be that, but there are a lot of people who think that there are gonna be him. you always have a plan and then you get hit in the face. >> john heilemann, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. >> all right, lawrence, good to see you. >> coming up. d.c. chairman jaime harrison will give us his reaction to the supreme court once again weakening the voting rights act today. hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ feeling

certainly ron would be considered. he's a great guy. i was at the beginning of ron.ndorse him. when he came out as a congressman that a lot of people didn't know, and my endorsement helped him tremendously. >> mark, he's keeping air from going into the desantis balloon, such that he can. how does desantis see this? >> i think desantis, to my earlier comments and what scott said, desantis know what's going on here. donald trump lies a lot, and he said a lot of untrue things. but if there's anything he said is 100% true, it's that. he did make ron desantis what he is. even though the polling shows that maybe president trump's favorability rating has slipped a little among republicans, he's the supreme leader of the party. all the republicans know it. they wouldn't dare run against him. desantis, despite what you hear from media outlets, and certainly from democrats and some progressives, desantis is not in a feud with donald trump. he's not going to get in a fight with donald trump. i would be shocked if he does. >> he also doesn't want to be his vp, i would imagine. t

plus more on a trump versus ron desantis gop race.he white house says it would support states reimposing covid-19 restrictions and lockdowns but white house also says it is up to schools, colleges and companies if they want to mandate vaccines. so which is it? thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show, you're watching the fox business network. we begin with president trump filing a major class-action lawsuit that seeks punitive damages against facebook, twitter, youtube, google and mark zuckerberg, jack dorsey and sundar pichai after they banned him in the face of the capitol riots and much more. lauren simonetti has the details. reporter: good evening, liz. former president donald trump filing a class-action lawsuit against the country's biggest tech companies against facebooking google and twitter and their ceos. this is over free speech and censorship of conservative viewpoints. >> we're demanding an end to the "shadow banning." a stop to the silencing and

and the particular kind of rivalry that is brewing with him and ron desantis right now.-- i mean, you see desantis winning these straw polls. and that sort of -- ron desantis is a sane-donald trump is the new line among republican-political strategists. trump's hearing that and it's making him crazy and i think there is a reasonable chance he will end up going through with this to spite ron desantis and to spark a feud with ron desantis so he can have a big war over who is the king of florida. >> so, john, does allen weisselberg look like the g. gordon litty of this story to you? being, of course, the one watergate burglar who would never crack and never turn on the nixon conspiracy. >> well, i liked your analyst in the 8 block tonight who said i think it makes sense. i think that he is -- until -- until the time gets to be too significant. i think, you know, if you put weisselberg in a situation where he might have to spend the rest of his life, he is not a young man. potentially, the rest of his life or the rest of his semi-productive life behind bars. i think he is in

. >> ron loves playing with the kids. >> build a wall. >> he reads them stories. >> mr.y thinks a trump's body hug is a way to get there. joining me now is our msnbc political, thank you so much, i am very excited to have you on. what ron desantis is doing right now being governor as a state that has the worse covid rate in the country. can you tell me first why is he so popular in florida. before we even talk about 2024, why is he so popular there? >> well, unfortunately we have seen jason over the last few years florida had become a republican state and unfortunately it is a lot of floridians, many of them are voting against their economic interests but in the case of voting rights, as you said and as you just demonstrated, for desantis is a slippery slope. the problem of desantis is his imitation has become an impersonation which to donald trump is starting to feel -- there could only be one colt leader at a time. as quick as you can say hang mike pence as the insurrectionists did in the capitol, if donald trump starts the believe that ron desantis i am -imitation act

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but ron desantis is completely boxed in.nly way he gets the 2024 nomination is if donald trump hand it to him on a silver platter. >> it's interesting also, because this comes the stamame we see this very nice american moment of the democratic president and a republic governor putting aside their vast differences about politics. and they disagree about almost everything. to just talking about what can be done to help the residents and the survivors. the washington examiner says quote, the governor is getting tested here as to how far he's going to be pushed before he breaks ranks with president trump. he has to be careful because this is trump country. the base loves the president, but they equally love ron. it's a showdown going on right now. desantis's office is denying this story. this is the washington examiner. it's their reporting, not mine. what do you think? >> first, are we surprised that donald trump is not concerned with the agony and misery that the people in surfside, florida are actually enduring? he hasn't sho

elizabeth: if trump is kicked off social media and ron desantis days on how does that affect the raced to president trump for launching the lawsuit because it's not just president trump we've been doing vice facebook google and twitter and millions of conservatives around the country if his lawsuit is successful back on that said, i don't know that it's affecting, you have to remember we would not have ron desantis in president trump not endorse them back in the 2018 primary all tell you the floridian who supported this was actually trailing by 20 points and right now in florida we might be talking about not for trump. elizabeth: desantis seems he's apparently trump policies but the issue was a class-action lawsuit that the first amendment protects against government censorship and does not cover private sector companies we don't know how far that lawsuit would go, your final word strategist they once ron desantis wins reelection last year after he raises a lot of money the gloves will come off between the two, your final word. >> i think it president trump does run in these ready to

ron, we are finishing up fourth of july weekend. it's incredible after the year we have all had, the year and a half we have had, to be able to gather together safely. but we are also about six months out from the insurrection and clearly, the democracy is still in peril. i mean, the divisions are still right there. >> that is as fraught a july 4th or 5th, i guess, by now, as the nation's had really since the civil war. i mean, we have questions about our fundamental cohesion as a country and the commitment to democracy. through both political parties. that we really haven't asked in a very -- probably, since the civil war. i mean, six months after the insurrection, you have a republican leadership that is working as hard as it can to block any, serious inquiry into what actually happened. trump's role in fueling it over months of the big lie. and at the same time, laura, that big lie, about the election, is fueling what is the most broad attempt to roll back americans' voting rights, probably, since the 1890s and the 19 -- early 19

can i tell you that just today, i was talking to someone who had voted for ron desantis. and she was saying that his latest stance on trying to take away local control on mask mandates is really making her think twice. she is very disappointed that this governor is laughing a to the fact that there are people that are dying right now in our state. it is shameful and he needs to be voted off -- out. and i mean, and all of the republicans here in the state are following his lead. so it's not just governor desantis. like you said, alicia, it's all of the republicans here in the state of florida and all across the country. and it has to stop. we have to stop politicizing this. this is a danger to our children and to our families. >> i mean, david, the numbers that i read at the top of this are shocking. and it is shocking when you look at it in the context of the entirety of this pandemic. why make mask mandates specifically the hill that you die on, especially when these numbers don't lie. >> because of the rise of ignorance in american culture and american political leaders

here is florida governor ron desantis laughing at him. here's where florida cases are now, this is what the graph looks like. look at that spike at the end. so thank you, governor desantis for telling people to get vaccinated. but we really could've use this much sooner, i'm glad you're doing it, let's keep it up. maybe instead of selling t-shirts, we could talk about how the vaccine has saved peoples lives. this is not about people with a certain political persuasion getting the virus or dying of it, i don't care, no one cares really, i think. it's really not about politics, everything is about politics to some level, but this, shouldn't be, or shouldn't be about politics in the way that it has become. i hope this is a final moment to change that model of thinking, among everyone, alike. this is not a fundamental problem. let's >> get everyone vaccinated let's save as many lives as possible and then we can just fight about all the other stuff leader. ron airing is a republican strategist who serves as spokesperson for the -- works with a

ron desantis with this concept, we want decisions made at the most local level possible.s the governor and stop school boards and cities from putting mask mandates in place. what he realized was that parents are the most vocal plays possible where these decisions should be made. they should decide that their kids go to school, whether they mask or not. that is freedom. this is why elections have consequences and it is so great but here's what concerns me about this, when randi weingarten the head of the teachers unions as we will try to reopen schools, let's interpret that to mean they are going to do everything they can to make sure our schools are shut down. and i care about our kids or their education or their health or seeing smiles and how to read smiles on people's face, they care about the union, so we have to band the union. we have to dismantle the teachers union and what concerns me as a parent of nine kids, did i send my kids eight hours a day to be taught by these looney tunes who are antiscience and antichild? what the heck are they being taught. these are cr

if you look into the straw poll, many of the people who rank highly on the list, like ron desantis and ted cruz, have backed up or not directly condemned this lie about the 2020 election. there is definitely a reward structure in this. in terms of trump's hold on the party, though, you see it from the messaging perspective, especially as he's starting to take much more public posture over the course of these next few weeks and months leading up to the midterm elections this is the message that he is choosing to lead with. a backwards looking message about what happened in 2020, hoping that that's enough red meat to actually fire up the base to go vote again in the upcoming midterm elections it may be a different plan than people like the rnc and other republican groups would like to lead with, but undoubtly, trump is the person with the biggest reach and easily the biggest megaphone, still definitely the head of the party. what he says in forums like this one really matter, especially from a messaging form. >> i want to take a look at that straw poll trump just beat florida governor ro

angel founder ron connolly.ompanies you may have heard of, google, facebook ron, good morning, and thanks for being with us. jon mentioned, ad base model created trillion dollar companies. what sustains them can a creator-based model ever be a significant driver? >> yes i absolutely believe that the creator-based model is a new and growing segment that allows companies to thrive on the internet. but these companies, keep in mind, most of them get their -- they grow because they become influencers on social networks, and then from that, they build their bases. tiktok would be a great example. substack is a great example of the new creator economy. but they still rely on social media to go gather up the consumers of that content. airbnb and pinterest are great examples of companies who originally built their base off of google, facebook, amazon. but now their brands are so powerful, that they can do that independently. but, remember, when a company is getting started, they rely on google, facebook and amazon to bu

governor ron desantis. governor, great to see you. [cheers and applause] go thank you. >> sean: let's start with the basics. almost on day one, joe biden's state department says oh, no, this is about covid. okay, that was a lie. in case anyone is interested. this has been a freedom moving that is building. it's very dangerous to the people that are taken to the streets. how do you assess it? >> so, from day one, the people of cuba have been protesting and demonstrating against the communist dictatorship in havana, not because of vaccines. it's not because of these side issues. they want a new government. they want a free cuba. and i think it's incumbent upon austin the united states to be supportive of those efforts. i've called on joe biden, the communist regime has shut down internet. let's work to bring internet onto the island of cuba so these folks have a fighting chance to converse with one another, so to say what's going on to the inside world. let's build an international coalition so that the world knows that the free world s

but republicans who know the future think that ron desantis is a much better version of trump. thinks he's trump with brain, with empathy. it's more of a guy who can govern. what we saw on the stage today it could be two guys running together on 2024. >> what a scenario you lay out for us. gentlemen, by way of thanking you for coming on tonight, allow me to wish you both a safe, vaccinated celebration of independence day, our holiday weekend. we thank you as always for coming on and taking our questions. michael steele, marc mackinnon have been our guest tonight. coming up for us after another break. sadly the numbers in this country are beginning to conform the fears about this covid variant. it is now surging in other parts of the world and the concern is for the unboxing aid across the us. across the us. isn't it disappointing when your plug-in fades? once that freshness goes away, you're left thinking, “okay....now what?” febreze fade defy plug works differently. it's the first plug-in with built-in technology... to digitally control how much scent is released... to smell 1

ron and stephanie, good to see you both ron, let's start with you. the world has reopened earnings were strong what's behind these numbers and what are you looking for the second half of the year? >> i think bob outlined it extraordinarily well we had the delta scare last friday and monday. and it would appear now that folks are less concerned about it completely derailing the economic recovery although it may slow some regions of the u.s. and certainly other parts of the world they seem to have gotten over that quite quickly earnings are supporting prices, not just the extent of the beat but the number of companies is at a historic level. and rates remain it's a little bit goldilocks i always hesitate to use that expression first used by my friend art cashin used on the floor of the stock exchange. but that seems to be where we are at the moment. >> and stephanie, amd, google, microsoft, apple what are you looking next week as especially important reports? >> yeah, i'm going to call it super tuesday, rahel, because it really is going to be a tremend

mark: next, governor ron mark: next, governor ron desantis joins us i've pricked my finger 3,000 time next, governor ron desantis joins us i've pricked my finger and my a1c was still over 9. then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my ph there's my glucose number. ye i feel like i'm calling the there's myshots,se number. not my diabetes. ye jesse: the border is totally out of control. four straight months. the biden administration smashing 20-year highs. the border crosser numbers keep going up and up. governor ron desantis from florida is in texas today. did you volunteer to go to texas or were you asked to come. >> governor abbott in june asked for mutual aid from other states given the severity of the problem and given the fact the bind is doing next to nothing to curb it. sow with the federal government failing, texas and other states are stepping up. i have a contingents of 50 state law enforcement officers who have been here for almost a month work. we are in the del rio part of texas. and basically this is a total disaster. you have people coming across, and every one of them

>> well, hand stuff is fine. >> jimmy: okay, thank you, ron [ laughter ] ron hobbs, everyone.very much enjoy the olympics >> steve: in n out burger. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, that's not all people are confused about when it comes to the olympics there's a lot of misinformation out there. so i thought it would be helpful to break down what's fact and what's fiction about this year's games. for example, simone biles may attempt a yurchenko double-pike vault and half-on with two twists fiction, that's her starbucks order. [ laughter ] >> steve: true >> jimmy: next up. fact, karate, skateboarding, sport climbing, and surfing are making their debut fiction, frisbee golf is next, bruh [ laughter ] and finally, fact, the games will have no spectators. fiction, when they heard, badminton players were like, "wait, you can have spectators?" [ laughter and applause that's fiction, they know that switching gears, lasts night, fox news aired a ten second public service announcement urging viewers to get the vaccine. although it didn't help when they ended the psa by saying, "just so you

in the sparks brothers, wright charts the stranger than fiction tale of ron and russell mael...nable and hugely influential enigmas. from experimental american art rock projects to break through uk chart hits, outlandish film dreams and insanely challenging concert tours, wright's energetic ode to sparks marries exhaustively researched archaeology with the sugar rush thrill of a heady teenage fan letter. aided by a bewildering array of interviewees from sex pistols�* stevejones to weird al yankovic and richly illustrated with stills, clips and stop motion animation, wright lovingly documents sparks�*s century—straddling career, that has spawned 25 albums and seen the maels, whose musical annette recently opened the cannes film festival, crossed paths with everyone from todd rundgren to jacques tati. with such rich history to mind, it's unsurprising that this documentary seems at time to be a grand work of comic fantasy — an elaborate hoax by a film—maker with a sharp eye for a gag and a keen ear for a well—placed pop tune — a perfect fit for ron and russell. but what's most impr

. >> next, ron desantis rejecting the cdc's guidance that recommends masks for kids in school calling it anti science but when cnn asked him about it, you'll see what he said and the department of justice won't defend mo brocoks with a lawsui about his role on january 6th. >> today is the day american patriots start taking down names and kicking ass. >>> congress mann eric swalwell behind the lawsuit is my guest and defunding the police after george floyd's death. the city of minneapolis is in the middle of that. tonight he's "outfront". >>> new tonight, public schools in pbroward county florida tryig to institute a mask mandate a day after desantis blasted federal masking guidance as anti science. le let's be clear here that kids aren't vaccinated amid an explosion of coronavirus cases in florida, which is leading the entire united states in new infections over the past week. rosa flores is "outfront". >> i come here and ask you for the healing for my baby. >> reporter: agnas has not left her 15-year-old daughter eastside since she was placed on a ventilator ten days ago. >> she's in

it ron, thank you for joining us tonight. thank you for being here, sir. >> great to be here, rachel. >> all right. coming up next, we have had come from tonight now by nbc news as well as the washington post, that a grand jury has indicted the trump organization and it cfo. we've got more on that ahead. stay with us. we were alone when my husband had the heart attack. he's the most important thing in my life. i'm so lucky to get him back. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. omega-3 from fish oil is an important nutrient for heart health. qunol's ultra purified omega-3, is sourced only from wild caught ocean fish, not farm raised and comes in an easy to swallow mini pill. the brand i trust is qunol. the boss is back baby! the difference in try and triumph... is just a little umph! upsees, i need upsees. i'm sure this isn't something money can't solve? what the fudge? oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh! >> former president trump's perso

one also made a point of telling me if it came down to trump or ron desantis vefld a hard time in 2024. >> thank you for getting up so early. i hope you celebrations. >>> as the u.s. works to withdraw all troops by september one with of the largest base in the country is cleared of u.s. soldiers. bagram airfield has been turned over to the afghan government. built by the soviet union in the 1950s, inherited by the u.s. and nato in 2001, houses two runways, one stretching 12,000 feet in length and costing $96 million to about build in 2006 and includes three hangars, control hospital, dental clinic and a prison. >>> the supreme court handing down a ruling on voting rights one civil liberties say will make it harder to challenge those being passed by republican legislatures. pete williams has the details. >> reporter: in a major test of the landmark voting rights act the court took up two restrictions in arizona, one allowing the state to throw out votes cast in the wrong precinct and another that said only voters, their family members or caregivers can turn in a mail ballot. democrats s

. >> reporter: ron robinson is a cosmetic chemist and a 31-year veteran of the beauty business. >> icombined my science background with this art of creating cosmetics. it was love at first sight. >> reporter: but as a black man in a field that was overwhelmingly white, ron says he often felt sidelined and isolated. >> it was tough. what can i say, what can't i say? if i see a campaign that's not being diverse, can i say something? basically, i felt that i needed to stay in my lane. be quiet. just follow the mainstream. >> reporter: in 2019, he finally decided to flex his entrepreneurial muscle, creating his own skin care line. >> we had a lot going for us. three patents. a great team of experienced cofounders. a plan. a concept that tested off the charts with consumers. there was a lot of, yes, what you're doing is interesting, it's exciting. but no checks were written. >> reporter: undaunted, ron risked it all, bringing beautyset cosmetics to life by dipping into his retirement nest egg, withdrawing $85,000. >> a big gulp, like oh my god, did i just do this? it better work! then we

let me start with you, ron. you heard a woman yell out trump won at cpac while don junior was still speaking and she basically got the biggest cheer of the night. doesn't take much to see which direction this party is going and who is driving it, right? >> that's the clear message since november 6th is the extremist forces in the party are too big for the party leadership to confront. three quarters of republican voters say they believe trump won the election and the majority american way of life is disappearing so fast we may have to use force to save it. three fifths of republicans in the house voted to overturn the election. the authors of the great book how democracy died, did a zoom briefing today in which they noted if you look at the behavior of the republican party over the last few years but especially since the november election, it now fits the definition of an anti small democratic party of the kind that you see in hungary of venezuela so the question to me remains what does the roughly one fifth to

he ran against susan wright, the widow of the former congressmember ron wright, who died this year from covid-19, leaving open his seat in texas's 6th congressional district. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. i am joined by juan gonzalez in new jersey. juan: welcome to our viewers and listeners across the country and the world. amy: the house select

yeah, it's amazing, really because a ron ross amount have been doing making music for decades. they started in the late sixty's. they're both now themselves in their seventies, but they never really broke through to more than cult status in their entire career . and i think it has something to do with the fact that their music was always way ahead of time. and if you listen to sparks music in the seventy's, it sounds like the new wave music of the 19 eighties and the found they help pioneer in the, in the eighty's became mainstream only in the 1900 ninety's. but maybe now the world is starting to catch up to sparks. i mean, they as far as generations of musicians back, morrissey, a bjork, i'll cite them as major inspirations. so maybe finally the world is catching up and realizing what incredible legacy sparks have had in music. and of course there's no better place to celebrate that legacy than here at the camp as well, cuz the spark brothers and adore cinema. they certainly do. now. you mentioned just to me how surreal it is to be back in can just quickly, how important is it

senator ron johnson, thanks so much.u back into covid restrictions knocked back by the signs, they are completely ignoring the surge of covered jesus among illegal aliens crossing the border. police in la jolla, texas saying positive migrants are being dumped, positive tested migrants are being dumped into their town and the mayor of west waco, texas is the covid positive group was found staying in hotel in his town joining us now is former kansas secretary of state, the biden administration wants you and me to mask up by ignoring the chaos at the border and coming from countries for the most part that have vaccination rates in the single digits. how can both mentioned exist on the same planet? >> they can't. the hypocrisy is stupefying. helen the world, biden administration be leaning so heavily on americans are hesitant to get vaccinated when they are bringing in knowingly to the interior of our country tens of thousands of migrants who have the covid vaccine or have the covid virus, admitted they have it, and the evid

eugene, trump just beat florida governor ron desantis 70% to 21%. desantis would hold a comfortable lead over the others if trump did not run. "vanity fair" says trump and desantis appear to be on a collision course as desantis explores a run of his own. cpac did a second straw poll that shows results if trump did not run. you mean, just talk to me about those dynamics, the fact that they feel they need to do two different polls. >> well, it shows at once they're not exactly sure what donald trump is going to do. they have no clue. he is giving them no indication, therefore kind of like the democrats in 2016 when it was like will she or won't she with hillary clinton, the will he or won't he with donald trump is making it really hard for republicans to do much of anything. it makes it so ron desantis and nicky hailey and the rest of them who might run in 2024 have to move slowly, have to be very, very nice to him. and one of the interesting things when you talk to some of the trump supporters is that they always pick ron -- not always, but they tend

ron, it is really nice of you to be here tonight. thank you for joining us. >> good to be here. >> so i did not give any sort of wholistic look at defense secretary rumsfeld 's legacy. i turn to you for that. i think i'm still quite red-eyed in every sense of the world about his legacy with the iraq war. how do you think that we should look at his legacy today on the day of his death? >> result held crosses eras. he starts with nixon and ford and he bridges all the way to the era that follows it with rogue states and terrorists. he bridges really this modern period. and you can see in rumsfeld's life how the united states dealt with its place in the world in that earlier period when the world in a way was find of neither, two countries of awesome power-crossing swords to the world in which i think significant disasters under rumsfeld's guidance are really at the center of his legacy. under the name rumsfeld you have two very, very long wars that in no way fulfill the goals intended, and you have what was then called enhanced interrog

just recently an interview with prime minister in ron con unlist fresh protests. he said that wearing a veil would stop men from being drawn into temptation, implying women were at fault for sexual violence. his remarks caused uproar amongst rights activists. i think he has discriminated, and he booked all the blame a burden over a woman dress that was not fair. he should have addressed 2 men as well. so i think that was totally unfair. vit wilmont north park is spot. many women in pakistan have already experienced sexual violence including ma. when she was 6, her parents left her alone with a male friend of the family. she trusted him, but he abused that trust. whom wants to convince other women to speak openly about sexual violence? she says it's the only way to change prevailing attitudes that blame victims for sexual assaults, rather than perpetrators. when we are elected wise will make a difference. we don't need to be ashamed that just happened to us, didn't the burden of proof, the shame lives of the one to do that. so this is something i think are making y

border patrol chief ron botelho, thank you for joining us. are repeatedly trying to cross the border officials say that's been going on for years and years of generations and decades, the point is they try to cross again and again, because they know they can do it with impunity and without consequences recidivism that's been going on for decades, your reaction to this. >> i agree the border patrol when i was there and we started looking directly at recidivism at a mere success in a 2011 timeframe that number is noble it's true sot many people who ae expelled under title 40 to have the ability to come back across the border in several will do that, in may when 180,000 apprehensions only 61000 of those apprehensions were people under title 42, that's 120,000 people who crossed the border in either sent to detention or referredcr or released that caud the search, this as you mentioned were in record territory we never seen anything like that on the historyry of ds to blame what is going on this crush of humanity on recidivism is not accurate at

ron insider, ron insana a senior analyst, good evening to all of. you would start with president biden in illinois, in a district that actually his predecessor one, but a democrat represents in congress, not entirely solid democratic ground, but his american families plan, and the jobs act, the infrastructure bill, there are much more popular un-american then congress would have you believe. >> we have a president here trying to build on coalition. trying to go beyond voter form a few months ago to expand haze core base. his foolery is hanging in the low 50% rain, higher than trump ever. got president trump in trying to expand his, bases stuck with the people who brought him their. he thought he could reproduce that same sort of strait that won the electoral college but not the popular vote the second time, it didn't work. our president biden is to get a more traditional view politics were trying to return to districts where he has a chance of winning over people. he's trying to appeal them with proverbial ms. like a special spending, infrastructure

here's florida governor ron desantis on fox news with laura ingraham laughing at him. here's where florida cases are now. this is what the graph looks like. look at that spike at the end. so thank you, governor desantis, for telling people to get vaccinated. but we really could have used this sooner. i'm glad you're doing it. maybe instead of selling t-shirts and cozies, we can talk about how the vaccine has saved people's lives. this is not about people with a certain political persuasion getting the virus or dying of it. i don't care. no one cares, really, i think. it's really not about politics. everything is about politics at some level, but this shouldn't with about politics in the way it has become. i hope this is a final moment to change that model of thinking among everyone alike, that this this fundamentally a political problem to solve. let's get everyone vaccinated and save as many lives as possible, and then we can fight about all the other stuff later, okay? ron airing is a republican strategist, spokesperson for ted cruz and joined other republicans candi

ron hubbard's ghost?ke, why why? i am writing about everybody else is real, but i'm going to blink with this one group? and it is fiction. it's fiction, you know and just for the record so the lawyers don't have to -- i don't have l. ron hubbard kill anybody. just so everybody knows. so everybody knows >> seth: sounds like you're still going to get a call. hey, i can't believe we have never talked about this. some of your film work you've been on the show over a dozen times. this is a film i love a great deal the doug liman film, "edge of tomorrow." you have a cameo i want to show it real quick, and then hear how you enjoyed this bit of acting work. let's take a look. >> the only thing missing is you. >> she was able to kill hundreds of mimics on only your first day in combat. imagine an army of rita vrataski's. >> seth: so there you go tom cruise, on your show how was he to work with, jake? >> you know, i didn't even know i was in the movie until like a day before it came out they cgi'd him into my set i

. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer joined senator ron wyden and senator cory booker to announce new bill passed by both chambers -- that if passed by both chambers and signed by president biden, would eliminate the federal probation of marijuana. this briefing is about 20 minutes. senator schumer: good morning, everybody. thank you for coming. today is a big day in the senate. for the first time, i as majority, senator wyden as chair of the finance committee and senator booker, one of the foremost champions of equity in the senate, we are joining together to release draft legislation to end the federal prohibition on cannabis. this is monumental. because at long last, we are taking steps in the senate to right the wrongs of the failed war on drugs. i was the first democratic leader to come out for the legalization of marijuana. and i will use my clout as majority leader to make this a priority in the senate. as my colleagues and i have said, the war on drugs has been a war on people, particularly people of color. the cannabis administration and opportunity act would help put an

senator ron johnson, thanks so much.iden administration is busy forcing it back under covert restrictions not backed by science, they are completely ignoring the surging cases among illegal aliens crossing the border. police in la joya, texas, this week saying this -- positive migrants are being dumped, positive tested migrants are being dumped into their town and the mayor of westlake said a covert positive group was found staying in his hotel in his town. the biden administration once you and me to mask up but they are ignoring the chaos at the border. they're coming from countries for the most part that have vaccination rates in the sigel digits, how can both exist on the same planet? >> they can't, the hypocrisy is stupefying. how in the world can the biden administration be leaning so heavily on americans who are hesitant to get vaccinated when they are bringing in knowingly, bringing into the interior of our country tens of thousands of migrants. they have admitted they have the covert virus and they aren't giving

both patty and ron spoke so eloquently at nancy's funeral in 2016.ope you will indulge me for a moment if i read some of their words that were so poignant. >> my parents were two halves of a circle closed tight around the world the love for each other was all they needed. while they might include no one truly cross the boundary into the space they held as they are. >> then ron spoke and followed with this. >> if my mother had one great talent, she knew how tod love and she loved one man more than the world. and then they look out across the valley my father would tell her that the lights are the jewels and that the stars turn overhead as they always wished it to be. resting in each other's arms, only eachly other's arms till the end of time. >> i don't think it could be said any better. are there any final words you would love to leave us today about nancy davis reagan her legacy and love for her husband and fascinating life? please do. >> i waited encourage people to read the book and come to it the way i came to it when i was researching it and wri

it started as a concept album by sparks this art pop due to brothers ron and russel male. and they had finished the album and then they happened to be here in can 8 years ago, i met leo correct by accident and told them about their project. and then they sent him the music and he told them this has to be my next movie. so it's 8 long years of preparation, but finally they did make the movie from the concept album and the spar sparks and, and that are to be totally incredible stuff. well, they're actually also the subject of a brand new documentary that's also just come out this month as well. and let's have a quick look at that. we are sparks please welcome bar . frequently asked questions about how many homes that 25 album fall. you brothers, we are brothers. how did you 1st meet your brothers music at his desk? here you go. oh my god, what is that? one of my favorite moments is john lennon bringing up ringo starr. you will believe what's on the television so many things that are that are coming back to me there. scott, why are the sparks brothers finally having this incr

the closest personing behind him was a 21%, that was ron desantis of florida.a sense of how donald trump has frozen the republican field. normally cpac is a big moment for up and coming republican stars. we didn't see as much of that this time around. everyone is waiting to see what the president decides to do. he doesn't have an answer. he says he knows what he wants to do but he's not going to announce it. >>> joining me now from los angeles is cnn's senior political analyst ron brownstein. great to have you with us. >> hi, rosemary. >> so former president trump, addressed cpac, going after joe biden for immigration at the southern border, topics that resonate with his base, but can he wing over swing vote sners >> an interesting question, and one that 2022 and 2024 may give us an election for. midterm elections tend to be about base voters. so it's possible that republicans could have a successful mid-term election without really testing whether this trumpification of the party will be more sellable in 2024 than in 2020. in 2020, joe biden was elected, becau

hoy ron desantis firmÓ la orden ejecutiva. ser mandatorio que todos vayan con su mascarilla. >> yo opino que deben hacer una ley para que los niÑos vayan con mascarillas. reportero: muchos padres de familia como carolina rivera dicen que no estÁn de acuerdo con que sean ellos mismos los que decidan si sus hijos utilizan o no mascarillas al regresar a clases. >> creo que todos debemos pensar en todos, en nuestros hijos, los profesores y el cuervo administrativo de colegios y escuelas del condado porque obviamente... esa gente puede ser mÁs vulnerable que nuestros propios hijos. reportero: en miami, el sindicato de maestros reaccionÓ a la orden ejecutiva. nos encontramos en la intersecciÓn de la zona crepuscular y el dÍa de la marmota... estamos en el punto exacto en el que estÁbamos hace un aÑo. metes el sur de la florida se convierte en el epicentro del kobe, desantis sigue librando consultas populares que ponen en peligro nuestra vida. seamos mejores ciudadanos vacunÁndonos. el anuncio del gobernador llega mientras que en la

do you think trump is threatened by ron desantis? >> absolutely, especially in florida.t when he's down in florida, it is a big threat. what was so interesting was last week seeing donald trump have a woe-is-me rally while ron desantis was at the site consoling families and working with the president -- i'm sorry, i just lost the name of the site where the condo came down. >> the champlain towers in surfside. >> thank you, thank you. so that happened. and so the governor was looking like he was doing something very important, whereas the president was just kind of saying woe is me and playing his old tunes to an audience that is happen to hear it. but i don't know if they really want to see him in 2024. >> congresswoman, weigh in for me on that because there was this kind of dual fixture happening. governor ron desantis was initially supposed attend and then after the collapse of the condo building with all these people missing and now all of these people dead saying that he wasn't necessarily going to go there and instead he had to remain at the site of the collapse, ri

ron johnson had covid. he refuses to get vaccinated. he's not in favor of any mask mandates.isconsin at moments. >> well, people like ron johnson have totally hampered our efforts to get people vaccinated. we were number one in the nation for quite some time and then we saw the senator go on this reckless conspiracy theory tour. i mean he's done nothing but have these conspiracy theories and sympathize with insurrectionists. that has been par for the course in his time in office, but we're going to continue to work with our public health departments, we're going to continue to reach out directly in communities with trusted messengers, whether it's churches or community organizations, whatever it takes. covid is not going away. we spent a very long year fighting this pandemic. it's a fight that we're not going to give up because it's getting tougher for people. we saw all the devastation, the death, the financial impacts, especially with our small businesses and even more so with smaller minority-owned businesses. >> let's talk about the insurrection real quick. we're going to