sec. mayorkas: so let me separate that. so what we do is we gather information or we actually curate information that others gather from publicly available sources and we disseminate information to state, local, tribal, territorial law enforcement and other importantly situated people in communities across the country. so first line responders are equipped with the latest intelligence and information so they are prepared, they understand what the threat is, they know what to look for, and hopefully to prevent something from materializing. with respect to elections, the threat streams are multiple, three primarily. there's the threat of physical violence, there's the threat of cyber attack and there's the threat of disinformation. and what we do is we help state and local election officials, the front line personnel, we equip them with training, best practices, information with respect to the threats. we work very closely with them, really empowering and equipping them with the tools they n

of course, thank you to the sec staff. the talent, ingenuity and commitment of the public service and the agency cannot be overstated. it's been a privilege and an honor to work alongside them in support of the sec mission. i feel truly honored to be here today. thank you for your time and consideration and i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you. ms. johnson you are recognized for five minutes. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, german brown, ranking member scott and other distinguished members of the committee. it's a privilege to appear before you today. i'm joined by my parents and my son jackson and good friends from law school and teaching. i'm honored to be nominated by president biden deserve as assistant secretary for financial institutions at the department of treasury. if i'm confirmed i hope to draw upon my experience gained as an academic, a lawyer, in-house counsel and one of the largest treasury services divisions at one of the largest financial institutions of the world to ensure th

after the sec -- liz: freedom of information -- >> yeah.tor person, they were explaining -- he was applying for a job at the s exc. the private sector said i'm the right ideological, i'm paraphrasing a little bit here, i'm the right ideological mix for you and your sec. and what the republicans are saying is, hey, this is not the way the sec's supposed to work, you know, hiring people based on ideological -- liz: political leanings. >> yes. ideological grounds. they're supposed to get the best people. it's allegedly an independent agency, bipartisan at least going back -- i've been covering the sec for years, i know democrats that were in that job, famously bipartisan, both parties, friends with phil graham, you name it. so we do have a statement from cifu which i want to read and it kind of speaks to some of the stuff. sadly, i've repeatedly said that gensler's agenda is more motivated by politics than by a genuine desire to improve market, and the result is of our poia litigation uncovered that. again, gensler has pushed the envelope, acc

going for sec and going for the sec and maybe hhs and gensler is awful for crypto and more.d kamala harris claiming the vice president is a better ceo than donald trump but i'm not sure what that's based on and i don't know if she's ever run a business. stuart: thanks, ash. lou basenese, what do you think of mark cuban heading the sec a?>> this industry, we're direcy impacted by this and 10 month take for disrupt the company public and going back and forth for the sec time and time again and that's maybe anecdotal for our business and mark cuban on the number of public and going for him to take office in 2021 and that's a travesty because this is a man that spent 20+ years at goldman sachs and 25 years in business and forgotten what it takes to be pro business and antibureaucratic and i don't know that anyone would disagree. anyone is better than gensler. stuart: tell us how you really feel. >> i don't want to sugar coat it. do you want that? stuart: no, not at all. >> it's the regulatory enforcement body of sec. maybe i should have taken that and going for them. stuart: tha

it's not become law yet, but you at the sec have already responded.ready, citing the great depression with its breadlines and the shanty towns that were brought about back in the 1920s, as what can happen when capital markets aren't properly regulated. is that what you think we need to be worried about? a crypto crash causing something like the great depression? we in america are blessed with the deepest, most liquid capital markets. we're only about 2 or 3% of the world's population, maybe 4%. but we're 40% of the world's capital markets. we're the capital market of choice, of destination, nearly $120 trillion in size in aggregate. we don't want to lose the confidence in that capital markets. crypto is just a small piece of the us and worldwide capital markets, but it can undermine trust that everyday investors have in the capital markets. in the united kingdom and in all the countries where your listeners are, and in the us. there are, though, crypto advocates who warn the us is at risk of missing out on this revolution. what do you say to that? man

he has wasted a large part of the sec's resources to wage war on the crypto industry. this strategy has not been successful as the sec continues to lose again and again in the courts on its crusade against the digital asset innovation in this country. it's time for the sec to return to its mission and protect opportunities for every american who wants to participate in the greatest capital markets in the world. digital asset innovation is an important part of that. what gary gensler doesn't understand his fighting against crypto innovation in america isn't going to stop it. he will only push crypto innovation off of america's soil. this is how disasters like ftx occurred. the united states should want businesses under its regulatory purview, so we have a safer digital asset ecosystem. many are concerned that kamala harris would appoint elizabeth warren or gary gensler to be her treasury secretary, which would only make matters worse. their mission to upend free markets' innovation and global competitiveness would destroy our financial system. we can't let that happen.

>> oh, just means more in the sec.chools, sanford looking for the era and about to get the ball back on the cal punt and gets a few blocks on the return and 90 yards to the house. stanford wins 41-7 and get the by week before offering conference play at syracuse in a cupil of weeks. san jose state coach with with plenty of experience against the service academies as the former navy coach had the spartans prepare for air force. brown finds jackson wide open down the sideline and it's a housically. 58 yards and up for good and win 17-7 and go 1-0 in conference play. >>> and we have the best moments of the world from college football this . >> it was an incredible feeling waking up this morning. college game day and rotted on the couch until i came to work but i just watched college football and saw some great things! let's break it down in the top 5! we have to start with iowa state versus iowa! it's iowa elvis jinxing the cyclone kick early in the game. they went in the half 13-0 but stormed back and kyle conrardy got r

sec. austin: thanks. i did get a chance to spend some quality time with president zelenskyy and you will recall that president zelenskyy outlined his goals and objectives during his opening comments, and i would point you to that if you have questions about specific objectives. but in terms of a plan for victory, we did not discuss that. we talked about a number of things, but that specific piece we did not discuss, and president zelenskyy is going to present that to president biden and other leaders, you know, at the first opportunity. in terms of whether or not victory is achievable, again, i think this war could end very quickly if mr. putin decided to pull his forces out of the places that he's occupied in ukraine. i mean, this was started by putin and putin could end it very quickly if he made the simple and right decision to undo what he's done. in terms of absolute victory, it really depends on how you define that. ukraine is focused on defending its sovereign territory. we are going to continue to

carolyn crenshaw another sec commissioner -- larry: democrat.ie: gets reappointed by biden now, her term is up and the democratic senate approves her which it has to do. you get all that together, he could de facto be running the sec as not the chairman. trump could designate a separate chairman but they have three democrats on the five-member board running policy. that could happen so now, republicans after my column are freaking out trying to figure out how to keep them from doing this so one plan is to lock him out of the building. obviously shut off his, i'm not kidding you. larry: [laughter] charlie: i'm getting this from people who could be replacing him. we'll keep him out of the building. larry: give him an israeli pager? that's a joke. it's a joke. charlie: we can't get in the building, access the e-mail system so he can't vote. i'm telling you, i'm getting this from serious people. larry: quickly. if you ever thought on this , because we're running out of them. >> take the climb the thing to court and lay the foundation that's how you

we have a project, sec mission creek. the sec is becoming increasingly a social regulator. you have activist investors in this country that are able because of sec rules to get items on corporate shareholder ballots at a very easy rate. to the extent that bernie sanders was able to speak at a walmart shareholders meeting. that should not be able to happen easily but it is happening because the sec has lowered the threshold for activist aggressive groups to be able to force companies to weigh in on these issues. these companies don't want to do it but if there shareholders are forcing them to come of that is a big problem. and we ought to look at why the sec is tipping the scales to make it easier for progressives to force companies to be getting involved in social issues where they otherwise wouldn't. you start there and then when i look at things like antitrust, that is a break glass solution. we are not there yet. we have not even tried the fire extinguisher. mr. erickson: you mentioned, i want to add for the bank i use, old glory bank, it is an online bank. instead of tr

five time sec champion. sec recordholder in the 200 meter butterfly, making the one of the fastest americans of all time. i was the two-time olympic qualifier. the sec scholar athlete of the year. and sec community service leader of the year. the list goes on. really just to reiterate, it is a lifelong journey to make it to that point and certainly one that i know would not have been possible without women's sports or without the women's sports category or title ix. peter: tenths of seconds matter in swimming, don't they? riley: hundreds of seconds. peter: your husband is also a swimmer, but unranked. could he beat you in the pool? riley: he could kick my butt in the pool. i don't tell him that often on really anything, but i digress here. even given the fact that in terms of accolades and national ranking and achievements, my achievements far outweighed his. i was on a full ride at kentucky. he was a walk on. even that being the case, he could beat me without even trying, really. so, all of that to show you

. >> on day one i will fire gary gensler an and appoint a new sec chairman.future not block the future. liz: promising to fire their arch nemesis securities and exchange commission commissioner chair gary gensler may have scored him some points in the moment but gensler is staying put whether wall street likes it or not and charlie gasparino says he's mapped out a plan to make sure of it? charlie: we should point out that i'm getting this from sources that are connected with the sec that know gary gensler. his comment to me was a little bit flippant. if you're saying he's telling, this is through his spokesman, if you're saying he's telling people this , as normal, you and your sources are lying. so it's was something like that. it's in my new york post story about this but then i ask, well, is he planning to stay and that's where they just went silent, so what i am hearing from people in d.c., people connected to the sec, know him, is that he's drawing up plans to stay longer, even if trump wins. now, what is his game plan? we should point out the way these

sec says yes, there are. coin base and others say no. the rules are being made as they go along.go a little further and sec has largely been take ago regulation enforcement strategy and sue crypto currency companies and set up the rules as those decisions are made. tahin denying saying it works. we don't need to change and we're set up. they're asking the court to overturn the denial by the sec and latest dispute in the tug of war between the crypto sector and u.s. market regulator. they're maintaining that current u.s. law fits them. stuart: doesn't make sense to mike murphy because he doesn't do crypto. >> you need clear regulation and it's not just if you step out of line, we'll find you. there should be something to know what out of line actually is. stuart: know the rules and get on with it. thanks, mike. stuart: former girlfriend of sam bankman-fried will face sentencing from a judge this afternoon. kelly o'grady outside of the courthouse in lower manhattan. possible she could walk away without any jail time? >> absolutely possible, stuart. the reason being she was the star

that is all the time _ i do have the sec network.u again. as used in acr, that concludes the - and thank you again. as used in acr, that concludes the event. | acr, that concludes the event. studio: — acr, that concludes the event. sruoro: absolutely— acr, that concludes the event. studio: absolutely fascinating j studio: absolutely fascinating listen needing to the two astronauts in the international space station, saying there have been ups and downs but they are resilient despite the difficulties and spoke about how they will be missing the us elections in november but will be voting from space. they told us how they are missing their families, that they are going to be missing christmas. they were also asked whether they feel let down by boeing and nasa and they said that it is risky business. they knew what they were in for. they don't feel let down, they said, absolutely not. and they said, 90% of the training was preparing them for the unexpected and that they are really looking forward to all of the work that they need to be

>> the sec cracked down on crypto. they seem completely hell bent the, like, make it illegal.rtain losses they've had in court, they've had to pull back their regulatory onslaught -- david: but gary gensler, the head of the sec, he is to crypto as jack smith is to donald trump; that is, he's got one thing, it seems like he's on to accessed with the idea of or -- >> well, i wouldn't go that far. he's obsessed with a lot of stupid things -- [laughter] so let's just say, read my newsletter today the in "the new york post," and you'll know why. climate disclosures, you can go down the list on gary gensler. but he does have a bad rep in the crypto industry -- david: should have read your book, "go woke, go broke." >> i called him one of the most anti-capitalist and annoying sec chairmen -- [laughter] we've ever had. and on crypto, which is an alternative currency because you you know why? as you print more money, you debase the dollar. there is a conservative argument for crypto. it keeps the bureaucrats in washington honest. j.d. vance talks about it a little bit, donald trump tal

the most pro crypto for the nominee and president and he's purchased food and pledging to fire the secensler. there's a relatively constant push for the pro stance on crypto and very little policy from her on that front. did he look at harris presidency, that could be an easing psychoand will good for risk assets like bitcoin. >> trans-transaction by a president on the bitcoin protocol. it was fairly easy to make the payment? >> yeah, very easy. quick and easy. stuart: the gentleman helping trump sign the deal, that was the co-owner of the business and he's here with us today. you're a very famous guy. >> thank you. stuart: i'm really skeptical that bitcoin or any crypto would be used to buy things across the candidate. that's not going to become common place. >> best use for bitcoin is holding it and store value and gone up its entire history and doing well. it is a meeting of exchange in certain cases for pubkey mostly for adoption and awareness. stuart: how do you price -- suppose i try to buy a slice of pizza with crypto. how do you price the pizza if crypto is moving up and down i

expertos han detectado una nueva variante del covid 19 y la están llamando sec xs.el dominante en europa, que está causando la mayoría de los casos y los expertos piensan que aquí en los estados unidos va a ser el variante dominante en los siguientes meses. esta nueva cepa, asegura el doctor chávez, es parecida a las anteriores. lo único que los expertos dicen es que se ve que es un poco más contagioso, pero ellos no piensan que va a tener síntomas más severos. de covid y nunca me ha dado covid, entonces sigo mi vida normal. cómo se vacuna? no me vacuno nada. las opiniones en nuestra comunidad en este tema siguen divididas. yo ahorita pues le sigo al al ejemplo del doctor. el doctor me dice hay vacunar, yo me vacuno. es importante protegernos porque aquellas personas vulnerables con problemas crónicos pueden tener complicaciones serias del covid y terminar en el hospital. en este cambio de estación, la vacuna de la influenza siempre es recomendada. casi siempre que me vacuno me enfermo más. eso me ha pasado casi siempre. entonces solo me puse las vacunas del covid p

. >> the sec. neil: head of the sec. maybe hhs, somebody needs to replace gary henssler. might have heard her talk to support advanced technology like ai, not the ai. neil: and he's not a good cop for the securities industry, bottom line. >> bottom line he's awful, particularly for crypto and business in general and we've seen public companies be decimated. neil: mark cuban, not a fan of donald trump. and most of the business leaders seem to support donald trump cutting tax regulations and the stuff that he did. to karl rove, the former deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor. karl, you know, obviously cuban is a standout in that community and maybe he is pitching for a job in the kamala harris administration, maybe as he sees it as the sec chief. what do you make of all that, what he said? >> well, with all due respect to mr. cuban, kamala harris has not been serious. in fact, let's be honest, neither candidate has been particularly serious about the economy. donald trump can point to the deregulation and the tax cuts of his first term, but other than tariff, tari

and if kamala harris wins, he's probably going to be the sec chair again, you know?s -- or she is in there. so, you know, he's no fan of crypto, trump has opened up his arms to crypto. so he's not going to lose that vote, but clearly this was disappointing. we should point out that he's got some smart people behind it, you know? i know eric trump, good businessman. he's got steve witkoff behind it, a big fundraiser for trump. he's also one of the top real estate people in manhattan. i've known steve forever. full disclose -- disclosure, friend of mineful there's people behind in that know business, they just didn't show that much. what do they say, all hat, no cattle? back to you. liz: yeah. all sizzle, no steak? i don't know. we shall see. give it time. this thing was just announced. [laughter] charlie -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, you wouldn't be saying that if it's, you know -- we judge people based on, you knowing what they produce. you're going to tout something, this touted, give us some bacon here. liz: okay. >> i want bacon, not just some eggs. li

process with the sec. people think i'm leaving and that's why they are down, it is different if i leave, but i'm not leaving, i love it and i think it's great. mechanically it works the best and again i am friendly with elon and he would love me to come over to x but i have close to 100 million people on x, i had 230 million on x and they shut me down and i said i'm not in a let that happen again, i had hundreds of millions on x, facebook and instagram, zuckerberg told me at the white house, congratulations, your number one on facebook, that was a number of years ago, and then i went to having no voice and after two or three weeks because i have a lot to say, i put out old-fashioned press statements, a press statement. they got really successful and did really well and we built this platform and the reason i built it is because i don't want to have my voice shut down. a lot of people think i will sell my shares -- they are worth billions of dollars but i don't want to sell my shares, i'm not gonna sell my

joining us is sec chair gary gensler. good to be with you. >> a lot to talk about. i want to talk about market structure and also your job and what you're doing, crypto and so many other things. i want to start with this because i actually am curious about it and curious about it also may be from a context of competition which is to say that we're now looking at a marketplace where effectively 30% of the s&p 500 is basically in like ten stocks. and that's double from what it was not even five years ago. is that a problem, you know, as we think about risk in the system in a way and is there anything you can do about it if it is? >> as a securities regulator we're market neutral. i just want to say that to all your viewers. but as investors, when you think about it, you have risk if there's concentration for sure, because if you buy an index fund, which, as jack bogeyle, who started the index movement at vanguard, said why buy the needles when you can buy the haystack. buy the whole market. it's an eif ishtefficient way t i

sec cannot say that.t week when i was with you in west virginia, before your guy's broadcast, you pulled out some of the rotc kids and then you talked about the veterans who were in the crowd and you got the whole crowd chanting usa, usa, usa. why do you do that and what does it mean for you? >> it's a 30 goal foundation and going for grandfathers and we're going there across the kickoff and going for us. we're going on these and going for them and what to do first. reporter: guys, back to you in studio. will: brady made me mad last time and didn't predict texas in the playoffs. texas has two quarterbacks better than michigan. get adam back up. we want to ask him if he had a late night in ann arbor last night. rachel: you guys said he looks like he had a late night. will: i love it. keep the camera rolling. charlie: follow adam to the bar. rachel: aidoo grow. during the break, we were talking about how excited will is about this whole football season starting. i got a little excited after the tease moving

come forward and say this is what occurred and over and over there is a pattern of this particular sec not exactly being a supporter of trump which is completely fine he doesn't need to be a supporter of trump but you could not be antitrust via a position of authority, why would christopher wray promote someone to be in the miami division who had any question that they may have had a problem with trump in the past or his views now you're in charge of the aylward that oversees president trump ended investigation, this is why they don't trust the fbi in its very unfortunate. maria: it's very difficult to trust the fbi what we witnessed, hilary clinton is not yesterday talking about how dangerous president trump is of course she started all of this package what he 15 and 2016 with her steele dossier in the russia collusion lie which the fbi pursued in the story went viral , here is hilary yesterday watch this. it's quite rich. >> i don't understand why it is difficult for the press to have a consistent narrative of how dangerous trump is, we cannot go back and give this very dangerous man

i don't have the sec network. i don't have abc. there's a lot of big games on tomorrow and i'm facing monday night football. patti, now busy searching for a last minute workaround. >> her former cable tv provider comcast unable to get her set up in time. a block away, broderick roadhouse in a similar bind. >> we went to put on our sports channels and none of them worked. >> this as niners fans have been calling ahead to reserve seats for the big game. >> we're trying to figure out some ways around it or figure out a different direction we need to go, but so far it's not been the best. >> back at the stadium, pub regular robert not personally impacted. he has tickets to levi's but angry for patti. >> i think it's ridiculous that you can come to a sports bar and want to see your favorite team, and then somehow it's not on tv. >> meantime, directv subscriber ron now planning to watch the game at a friend's house and pondering a breakup. >> put it this way if they don't fix it soon, i will change it. >> as patti continues to watch the

ready to, to strengthen the technological southern, you know, it's possible so they can manage and sec, check these by establishing proof, flash scientific guns reduction chains. well, this is how it works in the area of the piece of nuclear gene. you're all set them stations, so constructed for the full screen abroad to get there with the preparation and training for your local professionals, engineers, workers and managers for the new and it just sites essentially, we're not just building a nuclear power plant, casserole concentric, but we are creating in the industry and you industry of energy and you called me in the fall, talk to us or is combination of intellectual results capacity some various countries reach in union areas, helping some nation. your cooperation with automation, new opportunities for our scientific under search schools for the development of machinery, keeping your services are ad for the entire russian and the just heck to distinguish comfortable sort of the end of last year. and therefore we must have energy consumption environment. so you've had a setting, yo

then we had nothing but problems with the sec. and it gets whittled down and down and down. but i didn't do it for the money. i did it because i wanted to have a strong voe and it is a great voice for me. it as long as my voice is on there, it will always be good. a lot of people think the reason it is down is because a lot of people think i will sell a. if i sell, it wouldn't be the same, i can understand that. i have absolutely no intention of selling. >> reporter: should the government shutdown? >> reporter: talking about california and we have fire reaching to the east. >> former president trump: i agree, i agree. >> reporter: what we hope people in the state with homes damaged again and again and falling off of the cliffs right behind us were burned down or what can the people across the country do who are jeopardized? >> former president trump: this is my favorite question of the day. you were asked me what what i do? let's talk california first, is that okay? do you mind? so i was writing with devin nunes and some congressman of four years ago and writing up north in

country as we know it look at three letter agencies, a staggering thing how many timings like ftc and sece lost, and epa lost in federal court, saying their own actions are unlawful. if you pack the supreme court, you lose the last bastion protecting this country, chapter in this book dedicated to that and way supreme court pushed back on add machine administrative state that could be most dangerous part of a harris presidency no one is talking about. larry: the bureaucracies, the hhs probably worst, but not only one, we have talked about it. the swamp and the nanny state that comes from this swamp, let's spend a moment on nanny state, it would be a good thing if government was promoting work, not paying for not working, and government was more sensible with respect to a private oriented health care system then a government takeover of the healthcare system, i could go on. but the nannies, you are getting to nanny state. >> i get to nanny state, in start. the book is called truths for reasons, not just hard truths to lift but hart truths on our own camp and our own party. i don't think th

the fundamental problem and they have not solve any of these problems and that is on sec.lejandro mayorkas and joe biden and on kamala harris and they are the ones in charge, they are the weather should been instituting these changes. >> the american people have been through so much this summer and we have already seen congressional hearings from jul. we got some answers but there still so many questions were supposed to get more answers no hundred i'm going to be good this coming week and you have to assume will have more congressional hearings we are 50 and 51 days in the auction. how are the american people supposed to feel confident at this point, any of these candidates will be safe. >> i don't in one of the report says that the person was in charge had actually failed there a sale. to be in this leaders position so how much does di landed this and and i think that's a very legitimate question. i'm not jumping to a conclusion better people will i will tell you that i know for a fact, that the secret service was putting people out to do protective work that did not pas

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. >> and he picks the chair of the sec which is a big deal. it's quite a c-suite as you outline.our last point, if he's in charge of deregulating already under regulated industry, what's the real world impact, people sitting at home should understand that could have? >> imagine the wild wild west inside out and upside down and backwards. it is no surprise, he is no fan of the sec chair and remember trump would be in a position to choose the new is easy chair and he says he's done a terrible job and not open to crypto. crypto enthusiasts would argue we need someone more pro-crypto. vice president kamala harris has said she's open to learning more. the industry has to be regulated. it shouldn't be open or close, but you have a massive conflict of interest if the president of the united states can stand to make a fortune if the business has no regulation. people must pay attention to this. >> thank you for explaining to me, to all of us, and we will be watching you at 11:00 p.m. appreciate you joining us. >>> i have one more thing to tell you about before we hand things off to ryan

home, so we are all wondering what that money did i saw some of your tweets, you wrote this, in 2020 secty commitment from starlink to offer high-speed internet to rural locations for 1300 dollars per location after revoking award in 2023 government now spending in ballpark upwards of 100,000 dollars per location. tell me about the background you say biden-harris administration wasting millions of dollars potentially billions because it doesn't like elon musk's politics is that right? >> i think that is exactly right this is part and parcel of a weaponization of government of a campaign of harassment are the started when president biden said elon musk is worth being looked at since this a cavalcade of actions from almost every single one alphabet superof agencies in d.c. reality is american people are now being forced to subsidize at the regulatory harassment of elon musk the deal to get high recipe internet to millions americans 640,000 locations millions of americans, 1300 dollars now out here spending dollars on the penny, simply because i think this is all downstream going after elon

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it generates third-party content just as -- and it eages in its own speech here so the sec here that is being banned we would say or minimum burden is speech that of u.s. spear. the government tries to argue because ttok openly has a foreign owner that that somehow affects whether tiktok is the units into a first amendment rights. [speaking in native tgue] i don't think you are doing that. i think waying is ttok may well have first amendment rights and doe but tiktok, to cute to its hearts content but what he cano is do that while it is owned by china becausee are worried about what china does viÀ-vis tiktok. >> o let me get to the bottom line of your question but i want to correct the premise. it's not owned by china. >> got it. >> bite dance -- bytedance spitted they are subject to chinese i can change control. >> they argue that but the ital issue here is what they're saying is becauhere is a possibility of fure chinese control, right, that a claim anything has happened y. they claimed the future chinese control and, therefore, the burden and a specificallyh of u.s. entity and its

sec that is on the platform.i think all of those things together combined to say there is no showing here an argument here there some kind of a sham with respect tohe content moderation that's occurring now. the government argument something might happen in the futu. >> there's not a sham. what about our case making 88, halton information office? are you familiar whhat case? >> i don't think i am. i apologist. the government doesn't cited, it's a case of 1988, and there i think the circuit essentially said the fact the palestinian, palestine information offe which was entity in the united stat cld be shut down by the ste department in part because of its affiliation as a forgn mission of the plo which is a signated terrorist organization. and our ccu seem to suggest strongly the control our relationship itself was pt of the strong justification for what the govnmt did. you're not familiar with that we case. >> i'm happy to address it in supplement briefed but even fro your facts the government isn't arguing there

not only constitute of... even though the majority is shiah, but it actually constitutes of all the sec present in lebanon. and also, before his maridom, said hassan left to the people a very... brief and eloquent written promise with his handwriting and his signature that says, we will definitely win. the iranian president says the criminal israeli regime must receive the decisive response following the assassination of the hizballah leader sayid hasan nasrullah. masud pizishian said, the continuation of the regime's crimes is unacceptable. he added that historical experience has proven that freedom-seeking movements. will not be able to eliminate or will not be eliminated with the assassination of their members and leaders. izon noted that israel's assassination of the hezbulah chief has once again proven that the criminal regime doesn't abide by any international principles and norms. he said it has been proven to all nations who is the main criminal and the cause of war, insecurity and murder in the world. iran's president also highlighted the importance of supporting lebanese fight

former president trump is attending an sec rematch tonight between alabama and georgia.ut the harris campaign is challenging the former president to a debate rematch with a new ad and a banner that's set to air above the stadium here, claiming that he's punting on the second debate. tailgating in tuscaloosa. >> roll tide! >> reporter: football faithfuls sported alabama crim ton and georgia bulldog red ready for the prime time game and former president trump. >> i think it's great. i think he's fantastic. i think the country needs him. >> i just hope he's safe. >> reporter: but the former president was also greeted by this new ad from vice president kamala harris. >> champions know it's any time, any place. but losers, they whine and waffle. >> reporter: egging trump on for another debate. >> if you got something to say, say it to my face. >> reporter: the former president in wisconsin earlier, ignored the latest challenge, but continued to hammer harris on immigration, after her trip to the southern border in arizona friday. >> kamala harris can never be forgiven for her

i've been asked many times, yes, i do have the sec network. chelsey: that is all the time we have. i want to sincerely thank you for participating today. we cannot wait to follow along the rest of your mission. goodbye, good night, and thank you again. >> cing up later on c-span at 6:45 p.m. eastern, 2024 vice presidential nominee jd vance of ohio willeliver remarks at the faith and freedom coalition's georgia victory dinner in atlanta. you can watch that live on c-span, the c-span now app or online at c-span.org. >> during this year's national hbcu week in pella -- week in philadelphia, president biden condemned the assassination attempt on former president trump. he also talks about the importance of historically lack colleges and universities and their role in preparing black students for careers in science and technology. [cheering and applause] ♪ pres. biden: thank you, thank you. please, have a seat. thank you, thank you, thank you. now look, i love kamala. thank you, all. i was a 29-year-old kid when they embraced me like you can't imagine and we won because of a n -- an hbc

here's espn college gameday anchors reece davis and kirk herbstreit with a preview sec tripleheader on abc will start in oxford saturday. >> kentucky and ole miss. ole miss leads the nation in scoring total offense. cats easily the best defense they've faced. >> yeah, i think that's the thing that has to go in favor of kentucky is their defense. by the way. been pretty good against the pass and the run. they've never faced anything like they're about to see as far as the playmaking ability of jaxson dart trey harris on the outside i mean ole miss you would think would be okay. but they may have to work for this one just because of kentucky's discipline on defense. >> 330 eastern time oklahoma, with its first road game in the sec going to auburn, both teams in all kinds of quarterback turmoil. >> yeah, yeah, is the battle of who's going to figure it out at quarterback not to mention you look at oklahoma one, 2345 top five receivers. i don't know if i've ever seen that are out. you're going to your sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth receiver. that's a big factor in this game. they've had i

sec officials say solorio was interning at a stand for love this summer.nd out he was a match for the boy, that's when he flew all the way to new york where bone marrow stem cells were extracted from his body and used to treat the young patient forward laura says he hopes to pursue a master's degree in biomedical engineering on october, 17th, the sec campus holds an event to find bone marrow matches and also host a blood donation drive on the school's fairfield campus. it's a positive news story coming up next, a to a new exhibit is taking over the asian art museum. >> parasite squid games. a look at how visitors can ride the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same

-- down downplaying an sec lawsuit.t: thanks, lauren. vice president harris has sworn that the border is secure. remember this? >> we have a secure border in that that is a priority for any nation including ours and our administration. stuart: okay. well, congressman chip roy just put out a white paper detailing just how wrong she is. he'll lay it all out for us. >>> pollster nate silver says while harris might be leading in the polls, he thinks trump has a better chance of winning the electoral college. we'll see if governor mike huckabee agrees with that. the governor is coming up. ♪ billy, don't you lose my number -- ♪ 'cuz you're not anywhere that the i can find you ♪ (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildren. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher investments we start by getting to know each other. so i can learn about your family, lifestyle, goals and needs, allowing us to tailor your portfolio. (wife) what about commission-based produ

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first sec game for the sooners. >> and we're talking about defense. oklahoma. it's been a while since they've hung their hat on defense. but that's what you expect with coach venables. fascinating matchup with josh heupel. and that offense coming in against oklahoma and that defense which should be a great, great atmosphere. >> and the storylines return for josh heupel, who led the sooners as a quarterback to their last national championship in 2000. now he is the head coach of the big orange. what a game in prime time saturday night on abc now at 830, we are slowly warming up around the bay area. this morning, here's a live look from our east bay hills. camera as fall officially arrives tomorrow when francis and i are soaking up the last official day of summer with our colors here. >> that's right. we wanted to bring the bright sunshine to you today, which we will get. but right now, lots of us are under cloud cover and temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. san francisco 56, oakland 60, san jose 58. here is today's forecast. so by lunchtime, it's already going