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thankfully i was offered to come to sirius xm in a deal negotiated by a sirius xm executive damond dave at the old wwdb in philadelphia. small world. my new show launched on sirius xm april 15, 2013. >> on the michael smerconish program, angry is over. and now, here's michael speaker. >> hey, everybody, welcome to potus. yeah, the day has finally arrived. sorry that it's tax day as well. i'm michael smerconish. and thank you so much for listening to me on day one. >> the potus channel has given me the opportunity to prove that you need not be doctrine err in order to succeed on air. but having a tv show of my own, that still eludesed me. the winner of 2013 -- the winter of 2013 into 2014, matthews vacationed at christmas. i spent my holiday guest hosting his program. and the positive ratings warranted a small notice on a website that caters to the cable tv world. so i forwarded the mention to jeff zucker at cnn. he invited me to meet with him the following day. in a conversation that didn't last 15 minutes he offered me a show of my own on cnn. >> hey, good morning. i'm michael smerconi

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watching very closely what the figures are on you know monday tuesday and wednesday adrian go to sirius adrian brown reporting live there from hong kong adrian many thanks indeed. the united states is still struggling to contain the world's biggest corona virus outbreak infections surging in many parts of the country including arizona florida and california the $3700000.00 cases nationwide and more than 140000 deaths but president trump has downplayed the epidemic falsely claiming in an interview that the u.s. has one of the lowest mortality rates in the world alan fischer reports from northern virginia. what the white house described as embers has become a blaze the us now is seeing around $70000.00 new cases of cold meat at the the president's own health expense expressing concern masking has become a political issue now here we are not only with 70000 new cases almost every day but from my perspective also quite concerning the number of hospitalizations which is very close to being as high in the country as it was in back in april so yeah we got a really dollar down here a number of

rob: carley shimkus with sirius fm 115.a successful nfl season hinges on keeping players healthy. a list of things players won't be able to participate in. according to pro-football talk, players cannot attend indoor night clubs, indoor bars, indoor house parties, indoor concerts. ironically professional sporting events or indoor church services that allow attendance above 25% of capacity. players will be fined for violating these rules and if they test positive after engaging in any of these activities they will not be played for games they missed. to me the church is essential. the nfl is not. jake tweets no big deal they work on sundays anyway. these are rules that the player association has agreed. to say our players are on board with no bars, no clubs, limited church gatherings for now. the question is will they be able to stick to those rules? todd: that's the question. this little boy is just breaking -- not breaking everybody but making everybody feel so good today. i love this story. carley: yeah. [cheers] >> thank

carley shimkus sirius fm 115 to find out what other fans are saying about. this.now how much this means to me i will try contain my excitement. hbo is casting reportedly. i do think there are a lot of reports out there say the same thing now casting the eagerly anticipating the second series called the house of the dragon. this is a prequell like you said take place 300 years before the event in the original game of thrones. all of those characters display ripped a heart out at the end of last season. happy days ahead in 2 2022. we still have time for them to film this thing. but, they are casting it. jill i didn't carley is counting down. a pretty unusual wedding blessing i guess you could say. carley: first comes love and then comes marriage and laker's jersey. a groom went above and beyond not to just to show love on his wedding day also his favorite laker's player crouso by wearing his jersey. he looks pretty normal in the tux like he should and then doing the superman showing the that rousseau jersey. amazingly the point guard responded saying guaranteed succ

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jillian: carley shimkus sirius fm 115. >> might be the first time i have seen a green cowboy hat. >> now has the census cowboy. lori lightfoot introduced a character yesterday to encourage people to fill out the 2020 census. she says only 55% of chicago residents have done so. so, census cowboy is going to be riding around town encouraging people to do so. fill out that form. this is being met with some mixed reaction. because there is a lot of serious stuff going on in chicago right now. ryan says does the census cowboy also protect chicago citizens from gun violence? jewels writes so how much of the taxpayer money was used for this senseless cowboy advertising. andrew loves it. he wants in. where do i apply for the census cowboy job? if you see that guy riding around in your town get the pen out and fill out the form. carley: some are saying this is all the confirmation they need to realize that shaq is, in fact, a super hero. watch this. >> doing all right? everybody good? >> yeah. >> you all right? >> yeah, yeah. >> y'all good? >> i appreciate it, thank you. >> so what has shaqui

let's take a look at sirius xm if we can.g a company worth around $300 million. sirius xm trying to expand their podcasting presence as spotify and i-heart media also making big investments in the industry. the stock only down five cents. $5.83 for sirius. >>> let's stay on the audio industry and look at spotify, getting a lot of attention from wall street these days. our next guest says on this very program, that it could be the next netflix. that's big talk right there. let's bring in gregg smith, evolution vc partners. gregg, are you still that bullish on spotify? >> good morning, ashley. yes, i am. i don't know why spotify can't be the next netflix and be a nice addition to the faang faangacronym in the next couple years. ashley: what makes them so good in a competitive market? >> just walk around the street. i think their growth will be driven by more and more people buying apple's earbud products and i think connected cars and i think they are beginning to really take a page from the netflix playbook, really bringing in

history museum, then the department of justice and for folks that are watching at home or listening on sirius, you may wonder why someone who was monday doitorede fbi, why they would pause at the doj. representative lewis was instrumental getting the building named after robert f. kennedy. after that, we saw a stop at the national council of negro women. kelly, the ultimate destination here at least in washington is the u.s. capitol. that's where the late congressman is going to lie in state until wednesday. there is a small ceremony of sorts planned this afternoon, kelly. what more do we know about that? >> it is interesting, craig, if i may make a comment about the african-american museum stop as the motorcade inches closer to the capitol here. when you talk about john lewis and his ability to exert patience and passion, he first talked about a museum to honor the legacy and history of african americans, but he first came to congress back in the '80s and he introduced that measure every new congress, so every two years, up until the point when george w. bush was in office, someone that john

carley shimkus with fox news headlines, 24/7, sirius xm115 with how this is playing out on social media flood of tweets coming in on sunday around the same time from some of the league's top players, all of them questioning the nfl's safety protocols for dealing with the coronavirus. as training camp gets underway this week. now, one of those players to complain is patrick mahomes of, he tweeted getting ready to report this week, hoping nfl will come to an agreement with the safe and right protocols so we can feel protected playing the sport we love. austin core bit voicing his concern, he said my wife is pregnant and due in a month and-a-half. i lived with severe asthma since i was 2. players safety as well as our family's safety needs to be the priority of of the nfl. and jj watt writes in the interest of having everyone on the same page in terms of what we know and don't know at this time, here are a few things i have learned being on four nfl players associations calls in the last two weeks, keep in mind rookies are scheduled to report in 48 hours. he goes on to say that they still

if you're watching or listening on sirius satellite radio, you can email the questions to us at talk@nbc.com. you can also tweet us using #msnbcanswers. >>> president trump is sinking in the polls and he's making a big change at the top of his campaign. steve kornacki is going to join us next with that. he's also going to show us the groups that were loyal to the president in 2016 that seem to be turning away from him now. the trump campaign also taking hits from inside the gop. maryland's republican governor, larry hogan just wrote a scathing op-ed in t"the washington post" head lined "fighting alone." governor hogan writes in part, i watched as the president down played the outbreak severity and as the white house failed to issue public warnings, draw up a 50-state strategy or dispatch medical gear or lifesaving ventilators from the american stockpile to american hospitals. eventually it was clear that waiting around for the president to run the nation's response was hopeless. that's maryland republican governor larry hogan. he's also going to be joining my colleague andrea mitchell

howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage, guy benson, host of fox's guy benson radio show on sirius xm. susan ferrechio, chief congressional correspondent and ray suarez, host of kqed's world affairs. guy, the sniping between trump and fauci who spoke for the first time in a couple months and peter navarro seems like a major distraction from the battle against covid-19. are the media over-playing it? guy: in this case, no. i think in the past the media have had a narrative of trump versus fauci and they fueled wit the thinnest -- with the thinnest rule. you have major white house officials, peter no navarro, trashing fauci in a public op ed, i don't see how this is helpful to anyone involved. if you look at the polling, donalpresident trump is trailine biden on the issue of handling coronavirus, he's underwater by double digits on that question and to basically present to the american people and project internal anger and recriminations and sniping back and forth, that's not going to restore faith in the issue, where we see whether or not the president has a chance of re-election. h

mark's signal on sirius xm radio, he got this response. >> if you keep children out of school, the unintendedive ripple effect consequences can be profound with regard to what do the parents do? do they stay home from work to be able to take care of their children? what about child care? what about children who rely on schools for their lunch? for maybe the most important nutritional meal that they'll get? so the broad approach would be, obviously, but paying attention to the safety of the children which is always paramount. but within the context of doing whatever you can to safeguard the health and the welfare of the children. we should try to get the schools open. >> tucker: yeah. and what about each other? people need each other. children included. it's not good for people to be alone. dr. marc siegel who did that interview joins us tonight. hey, doctor. >> tucker, i was so glad to see dr. fauci finally taking that position. when you consider the position that we need to take is we are opening the schools. how do we go about doing it? what guidelines can help us? not the guidelines gettin

i think it's possible jim, what are your thoughts here >> look, this is all reminiscent to me of sirius xm, and i forget which of the two predecessor companies, but when they paid howard stern $100 million to gain exclusive access to him i think it was about 15 years ago. it was a good pop in the stock, but since then the returns have been tepid they haven't been bad, they've been tepid the stock is over 100% of the lows in april and a lot of that has to do with the joe rogan announcement i think the best of the stock is behind it. it doesn't mean it's going to crash, but i see no reason to buy it at this level >> some thoughts there let's get to some final trades shannon, we left the show off with you what do you think is the final trade? >> pepsi is our final trade today. we like the stock, we like the brands that it has on both the snack side and the beverage side they are not as tied to on-site dining as coke is, and we think this is a brand that will continue to thrive even we get back to some normalcy. we do think snacks will continue to be an important part of our at-home lives,

speaking on my sirius xm radio program, the nation's first secretary of homeland security tom ridge madedlines when he said this -- >> the department was established to protect america from the ever-present threat of global terrorism. it was not established to be the president's personal militia it would be a cold day in hell before i would consent to a unilateral, uninvited intervention in my city. john yoo is no stranger to it, and you'll recall it was he who provided enhanced interrogation methods of suspected terrorisms post september 11. john yoo zeroed in a recent supreme court ruling of block be daca on an immigration ruling. and argued to invade congress and impose on another contexts quote, according to chief justice roberts the constitution makes it easy for presidents to violate the law but reversing such violations difficult, especially for their successors. axios reporting that his article was spied on the desk of president trump discussing it with aides. critics were quick to pounce. ruth martin writing for "the washington post," this is ridiculous. yoo dismisses daca as il

david webb hosts a radio show on sirius xm. great to see you. i want to be clear, i'm not a shrink.e no idea what kanye west's mental state is and i think there's probably a lot of things kanye west believes that i don't believe at all, but he makes points of almost nobody i've ever seen on a campaign podium has made.hi why isn't anyone talking about those points? >> because, tucker, to your point, they don't want to talk about issues. i am with you. i'm not going to diagnose kanye. i am nothing against kanye. as a matter fact, i find him this stream of consciousness that he spoke about in the various things like you said some of the outrageous things, like a million dollars, you know, for every baby being born. there's another side to that i would say. birth control, sex education. it will cost you less than a million bucks. i think you and i can agree on the fiscal conservatism of that but he talks about things that hollywood hypocrites use as political wedges, as political pawns for ideas and uses them against the people who dare stand up against them, like dean obadiah. first of

joining us today, host of "reality check" on fox nation and sirius xm patriot host, david webb. david, i will start with you. it seems like portland is out of control. they do not want outside help. i think they are making that pretty clear. how did they regain control? >> david: they are also being -- melissa, excuse me -- incredibly childish. for ted wheeler to say that, even if asked for a meeting, that he would meet with them anyway, what exactly does that accomplish? i have talked to chad wolf numerous times, he is a fair and straightforward man. he understands the job and what he needs to do. portland, 50 straight nights of anarchy grade what about the residents of that city? it's not just about federal buildings in federal property. buildings and property can be replaced, but businesses, livelihoods, and lives cannot be done as easily. there are people there that are moving out. i talked to residents of portland, people on my show, on and off air. they are leaving the city. they can't exist there. what happens when they leave? will be see another detroit, which lost, what

you know i have the radio show on channel 124 sirius. i mean it when i say give me a reason. help me understand why the president would say that black lives matter is a symbol of hate. why? why would he say that, right now, about a mural that the new york mayor plans to have painted? is it because it's outside trump tower and he sees that as an attack, so he has to attack it back? but, when this is happening in this country right now, what good reason? how can that help anything? his press secretary says, later on, trump was talking about the organization, not the people. the problem is the organization is the people. angela rye joins me now. i'm not going to ask you to give me a good reason that he would say it. but the idea of calling it that, at this time, if anyone has any interest in this movement, is there anything else they need to know about this president, in measuring what he thinks of the cause? >> well, i, first, just wanted to take a moment to address a former colleague, in kayleigh mcenany. and just invite her into what it means to tell the truth. and what the t

and the senior director of progressive programming at sirius xm radio. "the end of white politics: how to heal our liberal divide." one thing i was struck by is no republican in washington, no republican anywhere condemned ted yoho. kevin mccarthy actually defended him in a press conference statement saying he did apologize. it was a complete apology and the apology should be accepted. there was no apology. that's a lie. but not one republican, not one, condemned ted yoho. >> well, because they agree with ted yoho. i think the sub text of many of the criticisms of alexandria ocasio-cortez from the beginning have been in these dehumanizing and really bigoted terms. i mean, essentially they call her stupid. they dismiss her. but they also call her things like dangerous. i think that was another thing he said about her yesterday or on monday that was interesting because i do think she is dangerous to their agenda, which is against people of color which she represents in her particular district. so she's fighting on behalf of the people who sent her to washi

for those of you listening on sirius xm radio. you see a mass ifr fire, billowing clouds of smoke. this fire was followed by a loud explosion. the navy is saying 18 sailors have been transportsed the the hospital. they have minor injuries nape are all expected to be okay. the entire crew of the ship is accounted for. this is an amphibious assault ship. the cause of the fire is still unclear. we know a public affairs officer for the naval base in san diego is telling our nbc affiliate there that the ship had undergone a regular maintenance cycle right before fire was reported. the video just cut out but we have another feed right there. this ship has called san diego home since 2018. it was docked in japan before that for six years. you see it's very close to other naval ships there. that fleet has about 46 ships but it looks like the fire just contained to the bonhomme richard. we know about 160 sailors were aboard when the fire erupted. we'll continue to bring you updates here on msnbc. we'll be right back. u updates here on msnbc. we'll be right back. s. essential for sewing, but

former adviser to hillary clinton's campaign, now the director of progressive programming over at siriusentioned, she happens to be the author of the new book "the end of white politics: how to heal our liberal divide," which is just out, we're happy to report today. zerlina, thank you for being with us. a question you're going to be asked throughout the book tour that folks are probably wondering at home, define white politics and how it may differ from the white identity politics we're hearing so often masked and unmasked from the white house and this president. >> well, i don't make a distinction between white politics and white identity politics. what i see in this moment is the president exploiting white identity politics and playing into a segment of his base that has a certain amount of resentment towards communities of color and the changing demographics that are happening in the country. and so he plays into the racism and bigotry that he sees as the successful path to thread the needle in the electoral college as he did in 2016. what i say in the book is that we have been doing

fauci was also on xm radio, sirius, and he had this to say this afternoon. i really would not like to see us go into a situation where we were forced to lock down again because that would be really discouraging to people. there's a difficult moral issue with people locked down. you remember, wolf, there was some significant protests at the end of the last lockdown in the country. >> certainly were. martin savidge reporting for us. dr. fauci was asked about the crisis just a few moments ago in an interview with fivethirtyeight.com and its podcast. he said the u.s. was not doing well at all especially when compared with other countries. >> let me say there are parts of the united states, like where you live right now, that are doing really well, that you've been through something really bad and you have things under control and have a governor and mayor in the city who understand what it means to go by the guidelines for the gateway phase one, phase two, phase three. so you're doing well. other cities are doing well. but as a country, when you compare us to ot

. >> in the simplest of terms for viewers and listeners on sirius satellite radar, how does a virus like this mutate? how does that mutation happen? >> it is a natural process. viruses mie tautate all the tim whether it is coronavirus or the flu. what happens is, during the replication of its gienomgenomet passes from cell to cell, every time it makes copies of itself, there are errors. some of the ere rors can sometis be beneficial. when they are, it provides a selective advantage for that virus. that's the one that takes over the population of viruses that emerge and continue to progress through a population. that seems to be what we're seeing here. early on, in the coronavirus spread from china, this mutation occurred somewhere before or while it was crossing to europe. it gives a selective advantage for it to grow, and it spread more rapidly than the previous form. >> does this mutation tell us anything about where we might be headed this fall or into 2021, or is it too early to tell? >> i think it is too early to tell. we know from the research reported this past week that this part

joining me now is zerlina maxwe maxwell, the senior director of progressive programming for sirius xm and author of the new book, the end of white politics. it's always good to have you. i wanted to talk to you about this subject in particular because in describing inequality in your book, you talk about how there are two different systems. one for the well connected and the powerful, and the way they get treated, and another one for the most vulnerable who get treated the most harshly at times, often for the most petty missteps. when you saw the president commute roger stone's sentence, what was your reaction? >> well, i think it's a reminder that if you're with the president, if you support the president, defend the president, you can lie, cheat, and essentially commit crimes with impunity. so what it reminds the american people is that the president was impeached and a number of his associates have been indicted, charged, convicted, imprisoned for committing crimes related to his election, but also independent of his election. so he's clearly surrounded himself with a particular ty

harris: i want to bring another power panel, david webb, a host of "reality check" on fox nation and siriusm patriot host. roger fisk, former obama administration staffer and former senior aide for former senator john kerry. gentlemen, great to see you. roger, i will start with you, because the president is specifically looking at democrat-led cities. look, a democratic governor, cuomo, said you ought to displace bill de blasio. we've got some real problems in this democrat-led city of new york. what do you say? >> roger: well, harris, thanks so much for having me, and it's great to be hearing with david. i don't think i'm smart enough to get into the dynamic between the governor of new york and the mayor. that is some very complex, choppy waters right there. what i will say is obviously thertheloss of life is horrendo. what would be ideal would be a president that would see this as an opportunity for leadership. he has been present for 3.5 years, and last i checked, the seattles and the new yorks of this country are actually part of this country. he could roll up his sleeves and convene a

in the center seat, a host of "reality check" on fox nation and host of the david webb show on sirius xm, david webb. good to see all of you. it's been a little bit of a break for me, so i'm glad to started off with you guys. david, i'm going to come to you first. i don't know if you saw the mom of the grandfather of that 8-year-old in atlanta saying, "if black lives matter, why didn't her life matter?" i get choked up just saying it. that conversation is shifting a bit on where we are and who we are trying to be and protect and represent. what do you say about all of this? >> david: it is tragic, harris, and everyone. something that bullets don't do is they don't discriminate. sadly, where the bullets are being fired the most in america's communities is the problem. it's happening in poor and underserved communities regardless of color, but all too often, when we hear about or from those that believe that end, i agree with the phrase but not the actions that black lives matter. black labs always mattered, except to those in charge. these cities have been failed by their leaders, thei

but we should probably remind viewers and listeners on sirius satellite radio that then candidate donald trump did promise to release his tax returns. ms. caldwell, this basicalliey kicks congress's case back to the lower courts. we heard from the speaker of the house. it would seem they have every intention to move forward full steam ahead with their case in a lower court. >> they absolutely do, craig. she says they're going to take this back to the lower courts and they're going to continue to pursue this. speaker pelosi is holding a press conference as we speak. she issued a statement i want to read from. she said the court has reaffirmed congress's authority to conduct oversight on behalf of the american people as it asks for further information from the congress, congress's constitutional responsibility to uncover the truth continues. so pelosi is not only talking about the access to the financial records, but also congress's role and their job of oversight of the executive branch. she was also just asked moments ago at a press conference by a reporter about if she's disappointed th

steph, for those watching or listening on sirius satellite radio and have not filed yet, what do theyd to do to get started? >> they have to do it today. i realize this is a totally stressful, overwhelming time especially financially. if you fail to file, that's a $430 charge. it's an extra 60 bucks if you don't pay. if you go on irs.gov you can do it right now. you can obviously do it the old school way. over 70% of americans are eligible for free filing. when you go to irs.gov, type in free file. it's right there. you'll need your w-2 or 1099. those are the forms that show how you got paid last year, but you've got to do it today. you can file an extension. i'm begging people, just file. >> there's some consumer alerts out there as well. what do taxpayers need to be on the lookout for? everyone is scamming these days. >> this is so upsetting, especially during covid, especially while people were waiting for stimulus checks and possible ppp loans, there are a huge amount of scams out there, specifically tax scams. we've seen a giant spike. anything you see coming into your inbox, eve

. >> yeah, just for those of you who may be listening on sirius m, that's occupy h street, the letter h, which is the northern border of lafayette square. thank you, julia. >>> florida's covid-19 caseload continues to break records. by our triple the rate it was two weeks ago. florida's single day case reports are at a new record. today the state reported nearly 11,500 cases just today. miami-dade county has a curfew in place to ease the increase, and testing sites are set up throughout the state. one site is in sanford north of orlando, and that is where nbc's chris pollone is standing by under the central florida rain. how's the testing going? hopefully the rain is not deterring people from showing up to get a test. >> yeah, joshua, they say the key to tv is timing, and we blew it today with this little gully washer that's coming through right now. yeah, the key is testing. it's a very interesting trend here in the state of florida. over the months of may and june, you were seeing about 30,000 tests a day. in the past week or so, the numbers on most days were about 50,000 tests and

gotten hundreds of questions from you, literally hundreds from you, our viewers and listeners, on sirius satellite radio. how do we protect teachers like the one we just heard from. how do we get our kids to school? for working parents, how will remote learning work? i promise you this, we're going to try to get to as many questions as we can today and every monday from now until labor day. but first, we have our team of reporters on the ground in two school districts trying to find the answer to that central question, how do we make sure our kids are learning? we start in the district caught in the middle of this debate, fairfax county, virginia, it is the tenth largest school district in this nation. all ali vitaly has made her way there. parents can decide whether kids will learn remotely or through this hybrid of in person and online teaching. secretary of education bets did i devos has criticized their approach as she wants these schools to reopen fully. what are your hearing from students there on the ground? >> reporter: yeah, craig, you're exactly right of we've heard frerch from

i am joined by senior director of programming for sirius xm and hugh hewitt. serena, let me start with you. 11-point lead for joe biden. how safe do you think that lead is? >> look, i work for hillary clinton, so no poll lead is safe when it comes to an election against donald trump with all the factors at play. but one of things i think joe biden can focus on because the constituencies that he needs to win are constituencies that are targeted by certain voter se precious efforts and the criticism of mail in ballot access. so i feel like his focus in this moment isn't just to engage the constituencies that he needs to win, but ensure they are able to access the ballot box without having to stand in a line for hours and hours in the rain like some of the scenes we saw out of georgia recently. and i think that the constituencies of the future are the constituencies that very much are represented in the democratic coalition that biden is looking to build. he's going to win the black vote. he's going to win the let's know vote, but how many black and latino voters

good thursday morning to you watching at home, listening on sirius satellite radio. funeral for congressman john lewis expected to start any moment now. if you are just joining us, we are watching the his stork ebenezer baptist church, a civil rights haven where dr. martin luther king jr. served as pastor. dr. king's father also a pastor of this church. in fact, since the church was founded back in the 1880s, there have only been five pastors at ebenezer baptist church. three former presidents will attend this service to honor congressman lewis, including president barack obama who will be delivering the eulogy. even though john lewis is no longer with us, he used what little time he had left on this earth at the end of his life to write some final thoughts, thoughts just published in "the new york times" overnight. his parting message to americans, together you can redeem the soul of our nation. i want to go right to nbc's geoff bennett who is also there at ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. jeff, walk us through what we can expect from today's funeral proceedings

this is the news off from on sirius still to come on the program burning uncontrollably find out why firefighters have been struggling to contain an oil well blaze in india for the last 2 months. more tear gas in portland this week 9 begins of outcry against police brutality we have the latest from oregon. out in sport football is return to action in mexico despite coronavirus fears far ahead with that and the rest of the sport a little later. spain is asking the u.k. to exempt british tourists visiting the badly eric and canary islands from a requirement to self quarantine upon their return home the british government reimposed a 2 week rule after new outbreaks of the corona virus in spain al jazeera is not deemed baba reports now from london. london's gatwick airport and plenty of people flying off on holiday but for those traveling to spain it's a confusing time face with 2 weeks in quarantine on their return this teacher and her husband decided to cancel their trip to the countries south where we were going there is no outbreak so why don't some want them to look at regional lock

progressive programming at sirius xm and betsy woodrough, msnbc contributor. betsy, you first, here. give me your sense based on your reporting about the president's mental i mentality, surrounding his commuting of roger stone's sentence. is any part of it to stop him from potentially spilling the beans? >> this is very much of a piece with the president's thinking about roger stone's case, going all the way back to the earliest days of special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. the president has always believed this is a hoax, that the deep state was conspiring against him and that the bulk of the allegations regarding a very real interference that the kremlin sponsored into the 2016 u.s. election campaign were fabricated, that it was a conspiracy launched against him. and trump sees roger stone as a victim of that conspiracy, rather than as a person who, as a jury convicted him of having done, lied to investigators and tampered with a witness that those investigators wanted to work with. both of those things are federal crimes. that's what stone

let's bring it on to sirius and agalloch has live for us in miami and what's the latest on the concert up close and houston a and to what extent do we have to look at this move by the u.s. in the context of november's election. well in diplomatic terms agent pretty dramatic scenes in houston on friday that deadline came around at about 4 pm in the afternoon 40 minutes after that state u.s. state officials moved in prising open locks breaking into that consulate but before all that happened there were some pretty unusual scenes seen in aerial photographs of consulate staff appearing to burn documents shredding other documents and putting them into bins outside the consulate and then just before the deadline 3 consulate viands seen leaving the scene now as to whether this will play out in the presidential elections in november that seems pretty certain at the moment i remember back in 2016 when donald trump was running for the presidency he used the word china perhaps more than anything else and there was a wide ranging speech by mike pompei o at the nixon library a few days ago and that

leading that interview and i asked her about howard stern who is a long-time creator of value at siriusntract is not far from being up and spotify moved into podcasting and i asked her at the time about mr. stern and whether or not spotify would ever consider employing him. this is what she had to say at the time >> howard is great, i know that he has been tied to another company. but when you look at some of the deals that we have made, you know, we do believe that the companies we've ballought and ta taa talent we brought will help us become the number one audio platform in the world. >> i only mention it did because the stock did take off just the move since, as well, june 25th was enormous for the stock and i am told it was in part this idea, at least, of them continuing to be so aggressive, carl, in terms of going after top talent that might include the likes of a mr. stern in the future these things take a long time. that joe rogan deal, not like it happened overnight that could take potentially years to negotiate those kind of significant contracts. spotify, though, continuing to

we'll ask gretchen whiter in about the impact it could have on her state we'll check in shares of siriusp higher. it's moving up about 2.5%. woman: my reputation was trashed online. i felt completely helpless. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. vo: take control of your online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com. find out your online reputation today and let the experts help you repair it. woman: they were able to restore my good name. vo: visit reputationdefender.com or call 1-877-866-8555. >>> democratic candidate and former vice president joe biden taking on president trump on the economy again today. detailing his plans to tackle climate change, modernizing our infrastructure, and create millions of jobs, including in the auto industry. listen. >> we're going make it easier for american consumers to switch to electric vehicles, as well. not only by building 500,000 charging stations, but by offering rebates and incentives. this will be 1 million good-paying jobs in the automobile industry. >> joining us

meanwhile, brett larson from fox news headlines 24/7 channel 115 on sirius xm.led as one of the biggest tech hearings and you have the world's richest man and mark zuckerberg on the world's largest social media network. what do lawmakers want to ask them? >> it is going to be quite a slew of questions. as you mentioned we have jeff bezos, and tim cook from apple. jeff bezos, the richest man in the world is worth $171.6 billion and it will be his first congressional hearing. there is a lot to unpack here today, these four companies have a combined market value of $5 trillion. they are the most valuable companies in the world. and there's a lot going on here. facebook has issues with data privacy and privacy concerns and they made specifically whatsapp and instagram, and with googles we will be hearing probably a lot about advertising and online advertising. google pretty much control the lion's share of ad revenue they are delivering more packages, and they will create their own products and direct people to purchase those products and the concern there is that a

for robert kanye west, joining us now is carley shimkus, fox news headlines 24/7, channel 116 on sirius keep on coming here from connie west, what's going on? >> we would feel bad for this family that appears to be publicly unraveling. keep in mind they have four children together and one of the reasons there is a rift in their marriage right now is become kim kardashian is reportedly really angry with kanye west for admitting that they thought about aborting their oldest daughter and she's worried that one day her oldest daughter will grow up and read that. so you understand where she's coming from. as for kanye west's mental health, he has admitted in separate interviews that he suffers from bipolar disorder and he has also said that he was once addicted to opioids after getting liposuction. he also has said that he has had suicidal thoughts before. he's a very talented and powerful guy with the world at his fingertips and these tweets, you know, they look like a cry for help. >> martha: let's skip forward to the campaign stop in south carolina which we are looking at video live in th

siriu subpoena xm to buy for around $300 million and disney plus downloads reportedly increase 72% duringas on july 3rd, everyone seem today watch hamilton on disney plus over the weekend. those are your headlines. maria: all right, cheryl, thank you. meanwhile there's a state of emergency this morning in georgia, brian kemp to go to state of new jersey after violent weekend. georgia reporting more than 30 people were shot, 5 people were killed including 8-year-old girl, this comes as the country is witnessing dramatic uptick in shootings in major cities. joining me general jack keane. good to see you this morning, thanks for being here. we want to begin with violence across the country. atlanta is one issue, you've got new york as well, chicago, a deadly weekend there as well. what is going on in the country with all of this violence and what can the administration do to bring calm back? jack: well, we have seen this play before. there's usually a pullback from the police themselves because they are weary of being able to do their job and they don't believe they will be backed off by pol

we saw sirius xm by stitcher and in the gaming space, particularly money gaming, we've seen some activitylike scopely and also zinca. those two areas people are playing a lot of games, listening to podcasts. still been a very busy space there. >> streaming, just thinking about the way we're consuming. you could even argue that some people are home even more and you need even more things to entertain yourself with, right >> oh, absolutely. and the question though is does deal making pick up at the end of this year, early next year? it will come back. >> all the deals are going to be done on zoom that's the only difference, i guess, instead of in person. thank you, julia and i don't know what to tell you about sun valley it's a great place in the summer no pio no pioneer coming up, a wide ranging interview with dallas mavs owner mark cuban on small businesses struggling through the reopening process and the return of pro sports the nba is inching closer to a late july restart. check out the shares of halliburton. the oil fields company missed on the top line but posted an adjusted 5 cents a

be dragged through the mud because as my analyst saw yesterday morning ads for things like sony or siriusshowing up on facebook alongside horrible hateful anti-semitic racist content this just isn't feasible in any other media environment and shouldn't be feasible on facebook that's the point we made and just to address, you know, they said this is a journey. we're getting better four years ago we were told by mark all of our hate content was self-reported. today our ai catches 89% of the hate content well i pointed out forget the fact that, i don't know what your denominator is. i don't understand the total hate content on your website ford motor company joined stop hate for profit. they don't get to say 89% of our seat belts work. you know, or as kind snacks another company that joined they don't get to say 89% of our bars on shelf don't have glass on them 89% isn't good enough for the most sophisticated advertising platform in the world. period >> jonathan, we had a long conversation earlier about this and we went on and same question for you, no one will argue with you about white sup