speaker, this is janet ellis and i am hear with mayor rudy giuliani. >> hey, brian, it is rudy giulianiant to call your attention that really changes things. >> the january 6th committee says cutler thought the calls were inappropriate and had his lawyer to tell rudy giuliani to stop it. >> i understand you don't want to talk to me now but i want to bring some facts to your attention. >> and then there is brad raffensperger who's got a call from trump. >> what are we going to do? we won the election and it is not fair they're taking it away from us. >> all i want to do is this, i want to find 11,780 votes -- >> i think it is the phone call that everyone remembers when this was later leaked where he turn braided raffensperger. >> they're laughing behind your back. he praised him and trying to charm him at times and even indicated that if he did not act that there could be criminal liability for those actions. >> you are not reporting it, that's a criminal offense. >> it was not just pressure, there were threats from trump's supporter who felt empowered or in cited by him. the two men i t

. >> rudy giuliani is undermining the confidence in the american election system.herefore undermying our national security. >> rudy giuliani was considered to be a great force of law and order. he was one of the heroes of 9/11 and i think that is why it was so suburbing to watch him unraffle, and to watch him to debase himself in support of this guy who he thought he was better than. >> by the way do you have any idea that the state department -- >> the law -- >> shut up, you don't know what you're talking about. you don't know what you're talking about, idiot. >> he is kind of a mess. but he was always and. and he was always lawyer and that was the only thing that seemed to matter to the president >> he he is a great guy. he knows this is a witch hunt. that's what he knows. he's seen a lot of them. >> rudy followed the press coverage very closely and he was very aware of what the view of him was in mainstream circles. >> he was not nothing but respectful -- he was nothing but respectful to us when he was here, shook our hands, took the pictures, greeted all of the

said was an attempt to rig the election. >> yeah. >> rudy giuliani helped amplify the false descriptionappearing in front of the georgia state legislature. >> it's a tape earlier in the day of ruby freeman and shea freeman moss and one other gentlemen quite obviously passing around usb ports as if they're vials of heroin or cocaine. >> no, sir, you don't know what you're talking about. >> i just got so sad. how dare you compare us to drug dealers. i was done. >> trump himself also repeated the outrageous accusation in a phone call to georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger. >> we had at least 18,000 that's on tape. we had them counted very painstakingly, 18,000 voters having to do with ruby freeman. she's a professional vote scammer and hustler. >> i was like, really? you're gonna call me out like that? what are you talking about? >> from the moment those videos went viral online, ruby and shea started getting threats. shea said her facebook was filled with messages from total strangers. >> i have to admit i looked at every single one. they were saying that i should be hung, me an

rudy giuliani. he's already lost his law license.ed tonight that when that fails is the first time the same night that donald trump comes in and says, all right, i can't abuse military power. i'm even being told by my most aggressive lawless lawyers, the kinds that he apparently prefers, that that's not going to work so that's when i bring muscle to january 6th. but we have had in this country in our minds and apparently at the justice department as we reported tonight a fix says on only looking here, on basically the 6th or the lead-up to the 6th or a few days out and that's understandable given what we lived through. we're human beings and the 6th was one of the worst attacks and the worst national security crises america has ever faced from a domestic threat let alone an incumbent outgoing president. the point tonight which we've built on evidence, not anything but evidence is that when you actually go all the way back, when you actually understand how this started and how many different plots were pursued, thwarted, warned about

republican lawmakers have been reluctant to approve more funding. >> "the new york times" says rudy giulianil not face federal charges for allegedly violating lobbying laws. in a letter to a judge, federal prosecutors in new york said they made the decision after reviewing evidence seized in raids on giuliani's home and office last year. the investigation was focused on whether giuliani illegally lobbied the trump administration on behalf of ukrainian officials while he was looking for their help investigating trump rivals. >>> and the idaho statesman said police have found four students dead in a house near campus. they found the three women and one man sunday after responding to a report of an unconscious person. police have opened a homicide investigation but have not said how the students died. no one is in custody, but that do not believe there's an ongoing community risk. >>> well, still to come, the latest tech tightening. amazon apparently plans to slim down its work force. we're going to tell you how many jobs are being cut. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your

>> for me the fuse was lit in mid november. >> in that phone call by rudy giuliani?the oval office was filled with advisers, the president's campaign advisers were there, other senior members. on the speakerphone were the new lawyers, vying for the opportunity to lead the election challenges. justin clark, who is an extraordinary attorney and man of great integrity, was telling the president about the dozens of lawsuits that had been filed, challenging election results. he was painting a somewhat pessimistic view of the prospects of those, but the campaign had every right to file those lawsuits. that's the process that we have. states conduct elections, and if there are questions, they're to be brought into the courts to review the evidence and the law. they were painting a picture to the president that things were likely not going to be successful. when rudy giuliani said over the speakerphone that your lawyers are not telling you the truth, mr. president, things got very heated. in that moment, that was a new low. there was shouting, yelling, but in the aftermath o

realized that they were not going to be influential, that stepped back, and it was that void that rudy giuliani, sidney powell, mike lindell, mike flynn, all of these martial law, seize the voting machines guys basically filled. there were fewer and fewer people left to fight against them. when mike pence was under pressure by the president to try to stop the electoral college count or take away the states that joe biden had won, marc short, his chief of staff goes to jared kushner and asks him to intervene with the president, can't you help here. and kushner says i'm doing middle east, i'm not working on this right now, and that's a key moment. >> they washed their hands of it. susan, that's the end of the administration. you guys start at the beginning, and you say the most important day in the administration probably was the first one. january 20th, 2017 because it set the stage so much and set the tone so much for everything that followed. >> that was a key reason we wanted to do this book. you know, we watched the events of january 6th, and, you know, there was actually this observation by

take rudy giuliani's rise to power in new york city. i was there, i saw it, i lived it. many conservatives thought he would never be mayor. the odds were too tightly stacked against him. he ran, and initially he lost because of the same thing that happened tuesday. things just hadn't gotten bad enough to wake people up. check out this headline from the "new york times" in 1990. the year before murders hit 1,905 dead human beings in body bags. they weren't bad enough apparently to change. in the 1989 new york city mayoral election he ran on a tough on crime agenda and he came this close to upsetting the democrat. but by tuesday things just weren't bad enough. here's what happened four years later for those of you ready to give up. homicides got even worse just like they will now. they topped 2,200 body bags in 1990 and 2,197 corpses in 1993. but think were clusters in poor neighborhoods in new york city. the rich elites didn't have to worry about their neighborhoods. it wasn't bad enough for them yet. them when everybody was ready to give on new york city, giuliani pulled

bush, and rudy giuliani. well, that's obviously fake.dy giuliani can no longer afford $8 a month. ( laughter ) ( applause ) # the policy-- dancin' with that chicken! look at him go! the policy began to have real-world impact on some of our most important persons: corporations. a fake check-marked pepsi account tweeted, "coke is better." ( laughter ) i said they're fake accounts, not wrong accounts. and, but, in return, in return a fake coca-cola account said, "if this gets 1,000 retweets, we will put cocaine back in coca cola." ( cheers and applause ) and immediately got 1,000 retweets from @donjr. ( laughter ) i'm sure it's a fake account. but perhaps the most damaging tweet from a fake account happened to pharmaceutical giant eli lilly, when an account in lilly's name announced that "insulin is free now," and company stock fell 4.37%, causing the company to lose billions in market cap. i can't believe wall street fell for that. they should have known something was up when a pharmaceutical company offered to help anyone. ( laughter ) (

he gets in touch with rudy giuliani.tober of that year is when tony bobulinski pops up and tucker carlson does the interview with him. what will the republicans do if they can take control of the house, senate or both? >> i think the key thing from any house investigation will be to fill in the gaps of what we don't know. we need to see what paper was being generated by the f.b.i. and the intelligence agencies when this was happening and need to find out who knew what and what actions were taken to suppress this information? it's all going to come out if republicans take back the house. i'm confident. >> bill: some very explosive with regard to big tech. we'll see how that -- >> it will all come out. >> bill: good to see you. nice to see you. >> dana: good election weekend. a business career law breaker with -- a brutal attack on a female jogger in the heart of new york city forcing new york's democrat leaders to admit surging crime in a glaring problem and has gotten worse on their watch. i'm dana perino. >> bill: good

the trump lawyer said, oh yes, this is happened in the rudy giuliani case.n the true gianna case, there was a special master. but that is because the united states said voluntarily, we will do it. nobody ordered them to do it. now, jack smith, that is a judgment call and a caroling one here. something like that happens, you are new to the case. there may be some people who say, don't look too strident, don't do that, let it go. the court will figure it out. jack smith said no, he wrote a letter, very straightforward, one paragraph letter that said, this is incorrect for these three reasons. in other words, he really did swat them down and it showed he is not gonna be cutting a lot of slack, he is holding their feet to the fire. that matters a lot for the trump team because they are very often barefoot. he is really showing his reputation for being pretty aggressive. >> two very sustained winds. >> two v ery sustainone of those are tru. not messing around, that's for sure. let's go back to what happened on tuesday, the appeals court judges were all appointed

and rudy giuliani not going to face any foreign lobbying charges as part of that probe. wonderful news, of course giuliani still have other legal exposure, in georgia where there is a criminal investigation ongoing into efforts into meddling in the 2020 election and giuliani has been told he is a target in that investigation. >> thank you very much. sara murray reporting for us. let's get more on what is going on. george conway is joining us and norm eisen is joining us as well. george, in the mar-a-lago investigation, what do you make of the trump legal argument that you just heard about. >> it is not a legal argument, it is a ridiculous argument. the notion that personal records that he could just define what a personal record is, it is just fallacious. it is contrary to the statute that defines presidential records that were prepared for or given to the president in the course of his duties and if that is true then their presidential records and he can't say by stealing them, i am making them personal records. and even if they were personal records they would still be

he grew up watching at coach and rudy giuliani, use race to become mayor of new york and he knew how to play to the basic instincts of white racism in new york. sharpton went on to say, he did naturally what rudy did in new york. talk to us more about this, what new york was like. what trump's new york was like in the 90s. >> you know, people associate racial acrimony with the south. and what this documentary movie does, john legend's company put it out with josh alexander, is they show the actual footage. this is not acting. this is all documented, documentary footage of archives and media. people would say, you don't belong in the neighborhood. they would kill you if you were black or of color in certain neighborhoods. that's why we watch and demand people be prosecuted. when we would march, it shows this graphically in the movie, they would come out and call us the n-word openly, knowing news cameras were there. throw watermelons at us. and this is in queens, in new york, brooklyn, new york, this is queens where donald trump was born and raised. this is where you saw rudy giuliani

. >> you are talking about sydney powell and rudy giuliani?t to come back to that in a second. but i want to show this moment because it was so important and so heartbreaking. this is inside the capitol. this is video of the secret service trying to get you and your wife karen and your daughter charlotte to safety. as rioters came within 40 feet have you, we found out later, your families lives were at risk. not just yours -- although that would be tragic -- by your wife and your daughters. i was worried for you that day, sir, covering this. i was worried for your wife. i was worried for your daughter. and relieved to know that nobody was harmed. if i were you, i would still be livid with donald trump. i would be so furious. and i know you are a measured man. but are you still angry? >> i must tell you that the president's words and tweet that day were reckless. they endangered my family and all the people at the capitol. and i was angry. but do you know, my christian faith tells me to be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angr

. >>> fake verified accounts have posed as former president trump, rudy giuliani, nintendo, and lebron james. the users gained the company's new paid verification system. the nintendo account tweeted an image of mario flipping people off. the lebron james account claimed the athlete requested a trade. while the fake trump account tweeted this is why elon musk's plan doesn't work. >>> elon musk teamed up with foreign investors including a saudi prince to buy twitter. president biden was asked if that poses a threat to national security. >> whether or not he's doing anything inappropriate, i'm not suggesting that, i'm suggesting it's worse being looked at. >>> a live look at capitol hill. the battle for control of congress still in the air. coming down to three key races. republicans are inching closer to winning the narrow majority of the house. the democrats have 200 seats. republicans have 210. just 8 seats away from flipping the gop. cbs news projects it will all come down to georgia, arizona, nevada. georgia is headed for a runoff. here in the bay area, they're still processing ball

because you witnessed the actual crimes being committed by people like rudy giuliani. could possibly see indictments from district attorney fani willis in this investigation? >> the way it is is a special grand jury so they will have to issue a report first and here in georgia this is kind of a weird thing that we have but a special grand jury can issue a report that will tell the district attorney give her a recommendation. and then you can move forward. so it will not be necessarily forthcoming from the grand jury itself but i think that the report will be incredibly important in terms of laying out a very specifically the meaning of any kind of the elements of the events that she made and relieve her exactly where she needs to go. hopefully soon around a ventilator. i think everybody is ready for there to be some kind of resolution of this case. hopefully it will be by the end of the year. if not i would expect at least the first couple of months. of 2020. >> yeah. me too. i would expect maybe the first quarter of 2020. three former state senator of georgia, jen. jo

i've always wanted to see rudy giuliani's baby pictures! but this is what can happen., this sticker got 90% of the v vote. you realize there is no politician who gets that kind of support. but this competition got me thinking, people got so crazy over the stickers, in fact, i think we should use that. what we should do is we should use that energy. there's so many people who only vote for the sticker. i know some people who are like "i can't wait to vote until i get the sticker." "what about the election?" "i just want the sticker." maybe we should use the enthusiasm to save democracy. in addition to an "i voted" trigger, we should have a result that says "i accept the results of the election" sticker, that way, the day after the election when somebody is like, "the boat was stolen by robot" -- you want the sticker? "mike pence is lucky more t i le stickers more than his neck." when we come back, we will take a sneak peek at america's hottest voting competition. you don't want to miss it. we are in atlanta! the final night! thank you, everybody! thank you so much! than

. >> rudy giuliani and john eastman putting on a show on the scheme to get the supreme court to weighe electorate scheme which is under investigation by the doj. i'm struck that two of those three men have taken the fifth over and over again in their taped depositions with the january 6th committee. i know you reported and i asked if criminal referrals are still in their future. are they talking about criminal referrals for rudy giuliani and john eastman in the fake elector scheme? >> i've not heard yet. we're trying to find out who they're weighing for criminal referrals, other than the former president. but rudy giuliani and john eastman would make sense as they were leading the charge on the efforts to overturn the election, especially from a legal perspective and they both left documentation of those efforts. i think one of the emails in the eight that the committee received that was noteworthy to me but didn't involve clarence thomas so it isn't getting as much play but is an e mail where john eastman is concerned about exposure for a lawsuit filed for voter fraud. and he writes

not by rudy giuliani's attorneys.ments that were recovered from giuliani's were recovered from his attorneys. and they were recovered from attorneys offices. there was much greater concern around attorney-client privilege as was not the case here, when you have literally just dozens and dozens of hundreds of documents that are recovered from donald trump's personal office. and many of them being marked a top secret and confidential. what we saw inject smith was essentially a no nonsense straight to the point to reply. as to how he is not going to get into the shenanigans of additional delay that trump's attorneys would love to have and engage with. >> gland, on another trump related topic, after years of trump trying to hide his taxes, the supreme court has allowed the house ways committee to obtain tax returns. will this have any bearing on any of the investigations into trump? >> i don't think it is going to have a bearing on any of the credible investigations into donald trump, that it does not mean it is not impor

mayor, thank you for taking time from pressure-washing city hall for traces of rudy giuliani to speakwatch hugh jackman sing and dance for a mere month's salary -- new york. why has your story broken through? i mean, doesn't the democratic party have enough jacked, vegan, ex-cop, sexagenarian club kids? -[ chuckles ] that's a great description. -mm-hmm. -i just think pragmatic, you know? all of us remember and recall our grandmothers, our aunties, our mom and dad just giving us common sense. everyone talks about dollars and cents. no, it's common sense. -mm-hmm. -and that is the philosophy. that is how i approach life. just common-sense things to do. -speaking of common sense, you've said that because of rare gems and stones under new york "there's a special energy that comes from here." do you stand by that statement? -i said, oh, don't you feel it? -oh, my goodness. -you know, i wear my gems and my stones. great energy. -now, here's the problem, though. every four years, a politician says, "i believe my city is powered by gems," weirdo voters get him elected, then, like clockwork, t

and like i said, for $769.00 days, rudy giuliani trump, everybody, fox news tucker carlson. everybody said repeatedly and let me remind you. anybody who dared mentioned the new york post on social media was co. what was removed to some type of, of no man's land. and then all of a sudden, not an apology, not an explanation, not an explication. nobody lim mean why this happened. it's almost as though now you see it. now you don't. i'm afraid that the citizens have become so habituated to this day. nobody knows what to believe anymore, and nobody responds. here's the best part. in the old days, when there was this thing called journalism, people came forward. is it how can you do this? to columbia school of journalism, professors academics would say, how is this the 4th estate sitting back and allowing this to go on when you knew or should have known an issue of the, of the utmost importance. yet at the same time regarding our january 6th kerfuffle, the greatest trespass investigation in history, not one stone was not overturned. every conceivable bit of, of data was reviewed.

when judy rudy giuliani it was at the height of the crime crisis. of us are afraid to come out of our homes to go shopping because it may be the end of us if we go to a store or get on the subway or if we catch a cab. it is too dangerous. when the democrats showed their total misalignment with the people of this state, you have a clueless, hopeless governor more interested in putting money into a buffalo stadium where her husband has the concessions were interested in some microchip factories where the average job would be 600,000 or something because of the high pay level paying people. she is just clueless about what is going on. for her to say that it is all on lee zeldon's mind, she is like marie antoinette. we did enough for them. she needs to go. >> we make 600 grand upstate? >> i sense what you are saying is what a lot of voters are saying. democrats, you are absolutely right. i have been as outspoken on this issue and i am a democrat. if we lose a governors race in new york and others across the country and even some marrow races across the

sequiturs about things that may be happening that were relevant in the 1990s, crime is an issue and rudy giulianiwere the ones that rain didn't. you can't say they didn't. that is a fact. lee zeldin is talking about it. most of the speech was about abortion, that is number 7 or 8 on things american people care about. this lane is open up wider and wider for leave zeldin, the people and staff, they say zeldin has done a great job in western new york getting the vote out there. 30% in new york city, start dominating long island and to grab upstaters from kathy hochul who has some support this might be the biggest upset of this election season. ashley: before we have to say goodbye i want to mention your book, the president and freedom fighter now available to order in paperback, give me a pinch. >> the pushback on american history, i want to talk about how an african-american slave was able to rise above it and become one of the most famous people in the world combined with abraham lincoln, our finest president and bring us through a tumultuous time. and people to understand where we have been when

will: rudy giuliani trying to get in there. >> debates are needed and primaries are needed and that'sd it's exciting and we can do it. will: tammy, fascinating perspective. what are we looking at this morning, it's assemblying charcuterie boards. the showdown you don't want to miss coming up. pete: as many plan their thanksgiving menu, maybe a charcuterie board is on the list >>> so we're learning -- rachel: he didn't say it right, did he? will: sound right to me. we're learning how to make the best board to entertain for your party. rachel: all right. here we are teaching you all the tricks for a charcuterie board. did i say that right? >> yes, perfect. rachel: riley carrie. >> come on down, guys. this is a typical traditional charcuterie board. i'm from sere cues and i don't say it right either -- syracuse and i don't say it right either. take meat, salami, bacon. take this and dip in your hot gordo cheese dip and take the container and put it in the microwave and heat it up and serve. it's easy. cheese and bacon. that's for pete. i knew pete was going to be here. this is cream chee

that is rudy giuliani, right? improvising fraud claims in front ofai four seasons total landscaping. but this year there are countless organized groups that have plans to watch the polls and work the polls and intimidateol voters and spread misinformation. they helped daily election briefings where shed and a campaign lawyer wille break do the bogus election lawsuits and talk aboutti what is actually happening with the real election results.on those few days in which the election was called whyet, i dot know if you remember them. the center was still holding. she is now president biden's white house deputy chief of ty staff. i want to know from her what is the plan this year. dylan campaign manager for 2020 and current white house deputy chief of staff. thank you so much for being hern with us tonight. it's a complicated time for everybody who is looking out in the lekt ral landscape. i want to start with how we navigated this just two years ago. what did you learn from doing those briefings for the american publi

former top aide to new york city mayor rudy giuliani and democratic strategists post adviser to president clinton and many other democrats join us now. welcome. after last night, i mean, what is a republican to do now? >> well, it is a way to and see. obviously, the republicans are hoping for a 51-ready nine edge in the senate. especially when it comes to the performance of the federal bench. they would like a little breathing room. if the house goes to the republicans, i fear we will see gridlock over the next two years. >> in terms of the house being in republican hands, delegate, what does that mean? investigations, hunter biden, how do you think that will go? >> they have made it very clear that hunter biden will be investigated, the secretary of homeland security will be investigated, the justice department, the fbi, the attorney general, doctor fauci will be investigated. i think the whole administration will be investigated and at the top of the list are president joe biden and the vice president kamala harris. i think we are looking at even worse than what can said. i think we wil

now is n fox's being sued as well as newsmax and rudy giuliani and then average to have made claims abouting machines being manipulated somehow that is so outlandish we don't understand all of them. defamation is a way when there is aom lie that interest someone's reputation you can have damages the supreme court said in 1964 that the risk of speech those against government officials and all public figures is very high improve it was made with malice or with reckless disregard's to true or false. and and it's a good way to policeeo some information. why does the damage someone's reputation? i was surprised to see justice thomas how much of a free-speech protector he has been. but but then also to the low were members of the court but to suggest libel laws should be loosened echoing donald trump making it easier to sue when you could say that's a good solution for someone who's concerned about the information that's what justice gorsuch made to say we should take on the issue but i am concerned about t governments and that concern that if you make it too easy to sue or for public officials

this effort by rudy giuliani of "the new york post" and steve bannon to cook up supposed to dirt on joeen looks like a classic russian playbook disinformation campaign. >> will: all of those lies, all of that misinformation was apparently up to nbc standards. this report that we now know, or suggest is true, below nbc standards. buck sexton, host of the clay travis and buck sexton show. also a former cia officer. let me make sense of this. >> i think it's pretty straightforward. this is yet again the american people being shown what the rules of so-called journalism. liars get pulitzers and truth tellers get fired or in this case suspended, because it's all about activism. it's all about support of the partisan narrative in the moment. as a former intelligence officer, watching those clips of people saying that the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation, there's not much left in the intel community these days in terms of reputation to protect they were certainly trying to destroy and they did a good job of it. we see this time and time again where even if eventually the truth co

those early days, twitter has battled a wave of fake verified accounts posing as donald trump, rudy giulianibron james, nintendo and others. and imposters had even forced eli lilly the pharmaceutical company to apologize for misinformation spread under parity accounts it didn't create. in response, twitter has temporarily stopped taking signups for twitter blue, the new paid subscription service it launched just days ago offering a verified blue check mark for anyone who pays $8 a month no questions asked. according to multiple reports, muchk has canceled the remote work policy and even warn the cocoa could potentially face bankruptcy. that is not all. according to legal experts, twitter's layoffs and resignations are jeopardize its ability to comply with government regulations that protect the security and privacy of user data. violations could lead to hefty fines and even personal liability for musk that would tie his hands at twitter and wherever he may go next. brian fung, cnn, washington. >>> and all nations have a responsibility to fight climate change. that is the message u.s. preside

. >>> former mayor rudy giuliani will not face charges in the case prosecutors were deciding if giulianind close adviser violated lobbying laws when he campaigned the ambassador from ukraine. prosecutors seized electronic devices as part of the probe, but did not uncover evidence to charge him with as looking to sy undefeated washington had other ideas brian robinson muscling into the end zone for the score as part of the second quarter. washington kept the eagles offense on the sidelines for over 2/3 of the game undefeated no more the commanders hand philly the first loss of the season 32-21. seema, back to you. >> phillip, thank you. >>> still on deck, beaten down chinese tech names getting a big pop overnight. alibaba up 11% the broader signals from beijing provide optimism for investors we will explore that next. we his. we got this. we got this. life is for living. we got this. let's partner for all of it. edward jones ♪♪ i had a bad relationship with my student loan. the interest was costing me... well, us... a fortune. no matter how much we paid it was always just... there. you kn

rudy giuliani back in 2008 we were polling, or instead jeb bush, betting against, rather, donald trump in 2018. i'm aybar of the desantis bandwagon. is it too early, frank, to call him the obvious second cho is or maybe a front run? >> it's absolutely to early. we don't know what will happen in the next weeks. chris christie could be a very credible candidate. mike pence, he'll be on tonight with a town hall, but mike has a strong record. kristi nome -- noem is another name. they adopt care about that. they care about prices, cost of living. if the candidates continue to speak about economists or people on high, they will not connect to the ample individual. right now we're struggling. the public is looking for someone who gets them, feels them, protects their concerns. that's a great point. not the word inflation, but more what it means at home. frank, van, thanks so much to both of you. >> thank you. >>> special programming note, don't miss a cnn special town hall tonight with former president mike pence. he's sitting down with jake tapper right here at 9:00 p.m. >>> a judge suspends

i think it was extremely specific because the fbi at that point was spying on rudy giuliani's cloud.itter just followed suit with copying facebook on the censorship or whether it also got an fbi warning before our story came out will be very interesting to know, what kind of collusion was there between fbi and twitter and if there was any collusion between the then biden campaign and twitter. that is what we need to know. i think it will be crucial. >> rachel: i presume that elon knows that or has access to some of those communications that show that collusion. i just dent know why he is not releasing it and as you saw mark zuckerberg talked about it. i wonder how much he knows now. and why he is not doing that i want to talk to you about something else. you wrote the laptop from hell, great book. but we still talk about this scandal as the hunter biden scandal, and the same way we talk about bill clinton scandal as the lewenski scandal. >> this is the joe biden scandal, right? and why are we doing -- is this really about the big guy? and is he compromised? >> yes, exactly. and, look

also new tonight, rudy giuliani will not face federal charges over his activity in ukraine. prosecutors have telling the judge overseeing the investigation that they are closing the case and no criminal charges will be brought. they've been investigating whether giuliani has been defying foreign lobbying laws operating on behalf of ukrainian officials when he pushed for the ouster of the ambassador and urged ukraine to investigate joe biden and his son hunter. this is not the only legal threat, as you know, giuliani's facie. voting systems tsai filed a billion dollar defamation lawsuit against him for his unfounded election fraud claims. he we've also been told that he is part of the criminal investigation by fulton county georgia which is investigating trump's efforts to sway the election in his favor. up next, one of the big winners in the swing state of michigan. how he is making history. ♪ ♪ luxury exemplified. innovation electrified. with apple music selessly integrated. the all-new, all-electric eqs suv from mercedebenz. ♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. ♪ uhh... hello? i

federal prosecutors have ended their prosecution of former attorney rudy giuliani without finding any charges. they were looking into his work on ukraine. >> giuliani spent two years with a cloud over his head. current u.s. president joe biden is at the g20 summit at bali, indonesia, at this hour where he's hoping to rally support for condemning the war in ukraine. he's announcing global infrastructure projects including investments in solar power and clean energy. >>> ukraine's president addressed the g20 by video as he laid out a 10-step peace plan including proposals on nuclear safety, resuming grain shipments and let's go live now to bali, indonesia, and kevin liptack and ivan watson. ivan, let's start with you. there isn't unity on the approach to russia. >> reporter: no, there isn't. he was invited and addressed the summit. one of the notable absences was russia's president. bal indonesia's president traveled to russia to invite him. he sent his foreign minister. that left the ukrainian president to take the center stage with his speech where he, of course, denounced russia's in

we inadvertently in our passion beat him down to where the results was we got rudy giuliani.wing and the media elevated the complaints so they could put in a right winger that would stop everything that was trying to be done. >> jesse: don't you hate when people talk about crime and then republicans get elected and then stop crime and we save black lives? don't you hate that? saving black lives is the last thing al sharpton wants unless that black life is al-'s because al-only wants what's best for al. we just found out he gave himself a massive pay raise. his charity, the national action network, paid him 350 grand last year to be ceo. oh, and on top of that, he got a bonus of about $300,000, plus an additional 20 grand in benefits, according to his tax filings. he made almost $700,000 in 2021 almost double what he got the year before. why is al giving himself a pay raise during a crime wave? right? not to mention his charity spent nearly a million bucks on private jets and limos last year. what does al-need a private jet for? i just hope is he paying his taxes because he di

know there are a number of people who have been named targets in this investigation, including rudy giulianicluding the people who served as fake electors for trump. and this investigation is about donald trump, so we could see some of this movement as early as december. the x factor for the district attorney, there are still witnesses she wants to hear from. people like michael flynn. so she's going to have to decide am i going to keep this grand jury going or do i eventually have them move forward and make decisions about indictments, even if that means i can't get all the witnesses i want to hear from? >> sara murray, thank you very much. joining us are my guests. andrew, let's start with the fight between the u.s. justice department and the former president, former president trump's legal team right now over the special master issue in the mar-a-lago classified documents probe. based on what we heard today, do you think federal prosecutors are making a winning argument? >> well, wolf, it sounds like they are. if we take the reactions of the judges during today's hearing as an indicator o

and the fbi we know, of course, at the time had been spying on rudy giuliani, so had inside knowledgef when the post was going to public our story and exactly what was in it, and what giuliani had been told by the laptop repair shop owner. >> laura: a lot of this seems like election mettling to me. if you're suppressing a story that some percentage of americans were interested in and could have affected their vote, what is that? i mean, they're always worried about election mettling, russian election mettling. what did they do? >> domestic election interference, absolutely. and i think what elon musk can help us with, because mark zuckerberg has just clammed up when he told joe rogen briefly, he refuses to answer anymore questions that i've put to facebook. i think what elon musk can tell us, although he's not responding to my e-mails, is, was the biden campaign involved? was the democratic party involved in that decision to censor twitter? who were the personnel at twitter who decided to do that? what connections did they have with the democratic party? we need to know that. this is

in the early days twitter has battled a wave of fake, verified accounts posing as donald trump, rudy giulianio and others. impostors have even forced eli lilly. in response twitter has temporarily stopped taking assignments for twitter blue, the new paid subscription service it offered days ago offering a check mark to anyone who pays $8 a month no questions asked. according to multiple reports musk has canceled the company's remote work policy and even warmed the company could potentially face bankruptcy. that's not all. according to legal experts twitter's layoffs and resignations have jeopardized its ability to comply with government regulations that protect the security and privacy of user data. violations could lead to hefty fines and even personal liability for musk that would tie his hands at twitter and wherever he may go next. brian fung, cnn, washington. >> thanks for spending part of your day with me. i'm michael holmes. you can follow me on twitter and instagram @holmescnn. do stick around. i'll have more news on the other side. ♪ music: “everywhere” by fleetwood mac ♪ you ready?

and a republican elected in virginia and also had a 1993 a mayor in new york city by the name of rudy giuliani who turned this place around. all driven by crime. >> dana: when he said history repeats itself. it might be the case, okay. very good history lesson. thank you. a football fight when michigan players got into it in a stadium tunnel after the game last weekend. >> bill: shouldn't happen. the head of the largest teachers union under fire for dodging blame for the school's shutdowns. pete hegseth will join us in a moment. >> dana: the gap is closing in a battleground race. republican candidate for arizona senate is now within two points of the incumbent he is hoping to unseat. with >> grassroots republicans are fired up and attracting also indep independents. the cash you ne. veterans get more at newday. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. >> bill: six days out things are ge

kelly ward, the state republican chair, rudy giuliani, others were trying to get these supervisors to not fulfill their duty to certify the election. this board has said we are going to do our jobs. we are not going to be intimidated out of doing our jobs. so we'll see what the messaging ends up looking like with any sort of legal maneuvers could develop over the coming days from lake's camp, but as far as the board of supervisors is concerned, they're going to be certifying the results. >> "washington post" reporter covering arizona issues joining us tonight upon the big news that the democratic candidate has been projected the winner tonight in the senate rate. thank you for your time. i really appreciate it. >> i know we are on day six of this election now but it is important to know that there's a whole bunch of races that are still nail biters, nail biters will significant political impact. take, for instance, the race for the state house seat representing the district in bucks county, pennsylvania. i know you've been laser focused on it at home.e ng that race is separated by 114

rudy giuliani save that city and i'm a democrat saying that, but that was the truth.g we are not seeing high crime, are you kidding me? look at the numbers. >> neil: so when i look at the early polling here, and it's a tight race, but always sends the show governor holcomb old leading, do you think that is representative of the way that people feel? the old argument is that you know this better than i that the democratic gubernatorial candidate has to secure a big win and lose the rest of the state, but the games are so big that they offset whatever a republican has elsewhere. is that still the case? >> no, because lee zeldin has momentum, we are seeing people in my district where 70% i think of my district is supporting the republican candidate even though my district is more than 2-1 democrat, people really need to feel safe and when we don't feel safe, again, people are moving out, not going through concerts or not going to the movies or not taking the subways and businesses get hurt. and our current governor wants to have congestion pricing. that means tax us just

and new tonight, rudy giuliani will face federal charges over his activities in ukraine, prosecutors saying the judge overseeing the investigation, telling them they're closing the case and no criminal charges will be brought, investigating whether he violated for lobbying laws operating on behalf of ukrainian officials when he pushed for the ouster of the then u.s. ambassador and urged ukraine to investigate joe biden and his son hunter, but this is not the only legal threat he is facing as you know, dominion voting systems found a billion-dollar defamation lawsuit for his unfounded election fraud claims and also been told he's been a target of a criminal investigation in fulton county, georgia, investigating trump's efforts to sway the election in his favor.>>> up next, one of the big winners in the swing state of michigan, how he is making history. how could you? wake up to a new you. with mucinex nightshift, it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback season. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstatio