scott taylor is going to try to change that.sman and now republican candidate for senate. congressman, it's good to have you on the program. >> hi, kasie, it's great to be with you and all of your viewers out there. thank you for having me. >> you, of course, are trying to make a comeback after being swept out of the anti-trump wave in 2018 house races, and i have to ask about the allegations that surrounded your campaign at its end there before we get into the details of the race. >> sure. >> because there were petition issues with your petitions, one of your staffers was indicted. how can virginians be confident that the campaign you're going to run for senate is above board? >> good question for sure. look, if anybody did anything wrong, they should be held accountable of the fullest extent of the law, of course. the democrats spent millions of dollars saying we were in the wrong, did something wrong, that was 100% false and proven to be so. all i can say is moving forward, of course, we learned lessons and my campaign, thoug

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will talk a little bit about joe biden, the former vice president, john bongino from florida and scott taylor seal has big announcement that he will make exclusively on our program. far right, this had a very busy first week in july, hope to go present -- hoping to present a brand-new house. 3 hours of "fox & friends" starting in 15 minutes riling p right here in the channel that everybody trusts for the morning news, rob and carley, thank you. carley: all right, hopefully he will sing us a tune, how about that? rob: you never know, we will be back. asis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines, and if you're pregnant or pl

and scott taylor announced he'll challenge mark warner for his seat next year.publican lost his re-election bid to a democrat amid a fraud investigation surrounding his campaign. >> all right. let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> good morning. the hurricane center saying we have an 80% of a tropical depression by the end of the week. if we get it, that would be barry. so here is the area. a spin in the atmosphere in southern georgia. that's the area to watch. the reason it has a chance to develop is it's going to be over the water in the northern gulf of mexico over the next couple of days. this is the five-day develop zone. somewhere in this region is where they could begin to attract this and it's go ipg to start heading from north florida and then parallel to the gulf and somewhere toward louisiana and texas coast line. heavy rain likely, especially right along the louisiana coastal area, possibly around mobile, possibly biloxi too and then toward houston and the beaumont and charleston area. it's too early to know how inte

scott taylor is going to challenge mark warner in virginia. kris kobach expected to announce a senate run in kansas this afternoon. this morning just before his campaign gets started, paperwork filed for kobach for senate misspelled the candidate's first name. it was spelled chris. kris kobach is spelled with a k and without an h. >>> the justice department saying a new legal team will take over the administration's fight to include a citizenship question on the 2020 census. this comes after the president vowed to fight for including that investigation, after the supreme court objected to the administration's argument for keeping it. a consider department of justice official saying the man who previously handled the case for the department -- it would make sense to put a new team in charge. everything is up in the air. the white house is still weighing its options. >>> up next, president trump disputes reports of squalid conditions inside border protection facilities and he wants the media to get in so people can see what's actually happening

his decision to go after senator pat roberts' seat in kansas and former republican congressman scott taylornnounced he is taking on democratic senator mark warner in virginia. joining me now is nbc news senior political editor mark murray and former pennsylvania republican congressman ryan costello. thank you for being with us right now. mark, let me ask you about amy mcgrath. this is getting a lot of buzz already today. a lot of democrats want to see mitch mcconnell picked off. she lost in the house run in one of the best sort of opportunities that a democrat would have in a while. in a blue area as it goes. or the least red, we should say, in kentucky, to andy barr in 2018. the president won kentucky by 30 points. >> uh-huh. >> can someone beat mitch mcconnell in a presidential election year in kentucky? >> it's going to be really hard. the good news for amy mcgrath is she'll be able to raise a tremendous amount of money as she was able to do in 2018. she's also an outsider. which does kind of help you if you want to take on mitch mcconnell and tie him to washington. but the bad news is t

former congressman scott taylor is calling her out. he might have a big announcement, too.mind i'm still 25. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex - now in triple strength plus magnesium. ♪ carley: good morning. quick headlines to get. to say check your medicine cabinet. some eye drops and ointments sold at walgreen's and walmart. issuing call backs for 23 products because they might not be sterile. officials say the items could lead to life threatening infections. there are no reports yet of anyone infected by these products. and amazon customers can now return unwanted items at kohl's. the two companies rolling out this service nationwide after testing it out in a few cities. kohl's will package and ship returns back to amazon distribution centers. the department stores expect the program to drive up sales. another reason to go shopping. all right, guys. send it back down to you. steve: we love kohl's cash just saying. ainsley: that's great take your amazon stuff to

the founder of big machine and wife are weighing in trying to set the record straight, here is scott, taylorhance not just to own master recordings, every video, photograph, et cetera, and this is the good part, braun's wife, interesting that the man you're so grossed out by believed in you more than you believed in yourself, your dad is a shareholder and told you before the deal came out, no, you didn't find out with the world, they're attacking taylor swift saying she's the real bully here, justin bieber getting in all of this, coming to scotter's defense, we have seen at 29 year's old taylor swift is political and vocal particularly on social media and volg posts. dagen: i want to point out that justin bieber defending scooter braun and she's taking very far, by the way she left big machine for -- she became a free agent last year, struck long-term deal with universal records, she could have owned her catalog if she had stayed with big machine, it's the way that it looks, she had the opportunity to buy it back. lauren: founder of big machine is releasing some documents saying, yeah, we to

and scott taylor says he will challenge mark warner next year.or lost his re-election bid to a democrat in 2018 amid a fraud investigation surrounding his campaign. >> by the way, i mean, you know, willie, you look at kobach and you look at taylor in virginia. you look at roy moore in alabama a lot of headaches for the gop. and of course we have to remind everybody that the electorate actually expands, becomes younger, more diverse, less white in presidential years. this could be a real problem for republicans. >> and that's why you're hearing republicans especially in the case of kris kobach saying, please don't run. he's the third republican jumping into this race for the open seat left by roberts. another name floating around by the way for this kansas seat, mike pompeo. mitch mcconnell said recently that pompeo would be his first choice so you have republicans immediately sort of setting up a warning flare about kris kobach. >> we heard that the secretary of state had higher aspirations and judging by his work lately perhaps he wants to be ki

. ♪ >> reporter: but before taylor was taylor the fresh-faced teen met scott borchetta, who would sign4 years old as one of the first artists for his new label, big machine records. >> big machine records became a giant almost immediately thanks to taylor. >> reporter: just starting out, taylor spoke to abc as a freshman in high school. >> when i go through something, i have to write a song about it. i have to write a poem about it. ♪ here's the reason for the teardrops on my guitar ♪ >> reporter: it was "teardrops on my guitar" that first helped make her a household name. ♪ and through the year country pop anthems like "our song" -- ♪ take me somewhere we can be alone ♪ -- and "love story" became the soundtrack of the teenage experience. ♪ it's a love story, baby just say yes ♪ now worth more than a reported $300 million. she would go on to release five more albums with big machine until it seemed amicably parting ways with the label last november, signing with republic records and universal music group, writing on instagram, "it's also incredibly exciting to know that i'll own all of

taylor dropped that bombshell and they both responded with guns blazing. scottiled statement about his documentation with taylor going back and forth which i think is very interesting and very telling. scooter is also weighed in. so has his wife. so has justin bieber. there's a lot of conversation about this. >> one of the things she says is she wants young artists, people trying to break into the music industry to understand the accoun contracts they are signing. >> there's a tendency to give away a lot at the beginning to get that signing. to quote prince some 20 years ago, if you don't own your masters, your master owns you. >> there's a tendency to not have much money when you're trying to make it. if someone says here is a chunk of change, we just want the music. >> the beetles didn't own a lost of their masters. >> i think they feel very maligned by what taylor is saying. they say they can back up and dispute all the things she's saying. there's also some history with how taylor said some things in the past that people have questioned. there's two sides to

federal reserve has kind of hit the panic button it was interesting, i was with john taylor a few weeks ago and he said scott, pce is at 1.6%. we have a crisis on our hands. it just appears that the central bank -- the federal reserve is so afraid of getting back to the zero bound that they basically have decided they will take a pr pre-emptive step to keep it going. they will let inflation run high 2.5% inflation would be welcome. anything higher than that would be a problem they've got room to run and they will go for it >> i'm going to jump right into it because i know that people know we knew each other. you were just in the white house. i know you talk to john taylor and others have you been asked to join the federal reserve board of the united states? >> i have not been officially asked. >> anybody hinted around that you should be a fed governor >> besides you there's been discussions >> would you do it if it was formally offered to you? >> it would be a great opportunity to serve at the federal reserve. if that were presented to me, i've got other things to weigh i'm one of the largest shareholders of

taylor. >> commissioner: here. >> clerk: commissioneral -- and present is chief scott from the police department. >> thank you allhappy to be here at the park station, home of the park station. i thank staff and captain bailey for hosting us tonight. we don't have a long agenda so public comment will be three minutes each and we're ready for the first item. >> clerk: line item 1 a weekly report of trends and crimes and significants and a brief description of the significant incident. discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar the incidence described for a future commission meeting. >> good evening, commissioners. thank you for coming out to our community meeting tonight. i'll be very brief with my report. i know captain bailey is here to make a detailed report on what's going on. i'll give a brief overview what sergeant youngblood read from the significant events and general high-level overview of crimes in the city. very pleased with the crime results and i'll break it down to the overall crime and captain bailey will go into more detail and your district and where we are in overall crime. we

scott, thank you very much indeed. joining us from the cme. thanks. tayloring up in the next hour, alastair campbell, author and former director of communications for tony blair. he discusses his views on the new boris johnson administration. we will go to london. as we go back here in the u.s., have to read on the screen -- half-red on the screen. s&p down by .3%. semiconductors revising the full year guidance lower. vix slightly elevated, but not to the 14 handle. you are seeing some jitters in the market, but we should know by the yield curve, -1, -2 basis points on the three-month 10-year. much better if we get the rate cut tomorrow. that should get us into positive territory. we will go to london next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> 30 minutes left in the year being -- european trading day. i am guy johnson. taylor: i am taylor riggs. down and down is again. down by 6/10 of 1%. the ftse 100 is down but not down as much as its european peers. the pound rescuing the bitsy -- the ftse. 2%.ax down continental equity markets today really under pressure. taylor: a

we'll talk to white house deputy press segment, hogan gibliy coming up, scott perry, seth shakner, weighing in on the taylornd chris hogan. to our top story, more boeing problems. swefsouthwest airlines expect ty will have to remove the grounded 737 max jets from the flying schedule beyond october 1st following the discovery of a new safety issue. the texas based airline has tried to substitute its max routes spare aircraft but has been forced to cancel more than 100 daily flights. joining us now, boyd group international president, mike boyd. the fallout continues. what does the future look like here? >> well, it's going to be tough for boeing. let's keep in mind these 115 canceled flights, they're flights they're not scheduling they would have scheduled otherwise. even now, this summer all three carriers that operated max airplanes will be flying more flights this summer than last summer. for boeing, it's terrible. for the consumer, it's a long way off before it becomes a real buburden. >> speaking of the consumer, how is that impacting the psyche of the consumer. before, most people never knew they were

scott borchetta. putting up a post of his own sunday night defending his actions. taylorgs saying in part chose to leave. he suggested the split as amicable. cecilia? >> complicated, all this, but chris, i think the question right now is what happens with all her future music? >> reporter: well, future music she says she will own. it's coming out the end of august, "lover," and those two new singles will be hers to own, something different for taylor swift going forward. >> chris connelly, thank you so much. >> quite the battle. >> erupting on twitter. a lot going on there. thank you. >>> coming up here, our "play of the day" that will have you saying, only in new york. we'll show it to you coming up. saying, only in new york. we'll show it to you coming up. this is not just a fever. this is not just the flu. it's meningitis b... and you're not there to help. while meningitis b is uncommon... once symptoms appear, they can progress quickly and can be fatal... sometimes within 24 hours. before you send your teen to college... make sure you help protect them. talk to your t

scott, thank you. >> are you in a shed >> a shed, i know. behind-the-scenes tweet from harriet tayloron't you guess what is your guess >> i did not get it last year. i got one of the finals. >> do you have a guess >> my process was thrown off, but i have a chance -- >> no clue >> he reveals tomorrow morning. >> reporter: still on come on "closing bell", the wall street look ahead the number one event every investor needs to be watching. fed chair's testimony on the hill, we'll preview that coming up is where people first gathered to form the stock exchangeee, which brought people together to invest in all the things that move us forward. every day, invesco combines ideas with technology, data with inspiration, investors with solutions. because the possibilities of life and investing are greater when we come together. ♪ >>> jay powell is headed to testify on the hill tomorrow ylan has a preview for us. >> reporter: will friend, that testimony will be public at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow. i expect he will say the fed will continue to act as appropriate to sustain the expansion. that's the same

two noteworthy things here, taylor doesn't like the person in scooter braun, who bought the masters. that's one noteworthy thing. scottnd i will give you the right of first refusal. and you can pay $301 million, it'll be yours but there is a -- >> he did give her a heads up, right? >> he tried to tie it to, you stay with my album she left for universal if you stay with big machine, for every new album, i'll give you the rights to one of your old ones she was tied to the deal she said, hey, i want to leave and take my masters with me. would have been nice if she had the opportunity to buy it. >> inside scoop. >> fighting it out. >> he'll make a fortune. >> he has the first six albums from debut to "reputation. they're the biggest albums in pop music. with streaming services, they'll monetize the you know what out of that. >>> how about pop start. >> let's do it i'm on a roll. i'm getting angry for some reason >> we like it. >> up first, meghan and harry getting a special gift from the new york yankees over the weekend. here with the details is nbc's sarah harmon good morning. >> good morning. yeah, big news from the li