nottingham forest have named steve cooper as their new head coach to take overfrom chris hughton, who cooper's former club swansea city. forest are bottom of the championship, and he's the 14th manager they've appointed in the last ten years. angela rafferty reports. if he is up for a challenge, steve cooper certainly has come to the right place. there is a list of managers who have arrived here at the city ground hoping to revive the red fortunes and fans hoping kubrick succeeds were so many others have failed. i succeeds were so many others have failed. ~ , succeeds were so many others have failed. ~' , . ., ., succeeds were so many others have failed. ~' , . .,, failed. i think he is in a good 'ob at swansea so �* failed. i think he is in a good 'ob at swansea so hope i failed. i think he is in a good 'ob at swansea so hope he i failed. i think he is in a good 'ob at swansea so hope he does h failed. i think he is in a good job at swansea so hope he does a l failed. i think he is in a good job i at swansea so hope he does a good job here but i hope we can stop changing managers and

cooperation multilateral nations like the one —- nations like united nations. over the statements and prioritized rebuilding our alliances, revitalizing partnerships and will not go along. stevesuch cooperation with multilateral institutions. the german say biting cause the worst crisis in the history of nato. rebuilding our alliance so well the oldest ally we called they are ambassador revitalizing partnerships? he cannot even remember their names. >> i want to think that fellow down under, thank you very much, power. we appreciate it mr. prime minister. steve: that guy? how did he end up as our president that is unbelievable. look at the total catastrophe the massive humanitarian crisis all because he wanted to write that the parties sending kamala harris to pretend that she would fix the border everyone sees the root causes biden reversing policy at the border even as they are touting great success to clear the disgrace of del rio most of the migrants were just released into america what message does that send to all the people from around the world doing the right thing to become americans the right way in the proper way? biden talks about decency this is the opposite ins

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boyfriend returned to the couple's home shortly after and now he is lawyered up and refusing to cooperate. steved to what happened here? >> a real mystery. police describe it as an very odd place. gabby, 22 years old, set off from new york in early july with her boyfriend of several years in a modified camper van visiting national parks on their way out to oregon with the 23-year-old boyfriend. this past weekend, the boyfriend and the van returned to the boyfriend's family home in north port, florida, just outside of tampa but no gabby. her parents are pleading for any information about her whereabouts, anyone who has seen them. gabby's mother says her mother's intuition tells her gabby is alive somewhere but in trouble. >> she got in touch with us and she could be alone somewhere, she could be stranded somewhere. and needs help. and i hope that we're -- i hope everybody is looking for her. hope the hikers and the rangers and campers and everybody knows her face and are looking for her. >> gabby's father is also helping with the search. he describes his own situation as a kind of slow motion dro

investigation, and i don't know whether, you know, adam schiff thinks he's going to get steve bannon or cashe patel to cooperate him but what choice do they have, if they push back, decline to turn things over or were to come and testify or be deposed but not be cooperative, then the committee could fall back on the media accounts of which there are many. we have reported a lot of the timeline to the best our amount, so have many other news organizations. the committee will have to put into the record of their investigation the best timeline that they can ascertain, and they have to ask the principles what happened and go through that process and see what they can get that way before they fall back on background reporting off the record, reporting in other ways to put that account in. >> and belief in the big lie is what brought most of these people to washington, peddling the big lie is how donald trump makes them angry and agitated. today from this sham arizona audit, it was a fraud to begin with. kyung lah makes a very big point. even what they did will be criticized for the process, but in the end, in the e

he has now come back to florida without your daughter and he's refusing to cooperate with authorities. stevethat might have changed. to say the least, that is unusual. >> i have no comment on brian. i am only here to talk about gabby, gabby is the one that is missing. i just want to keep the focus on her, if that is okay. >> john: i understand totally, if there is anybody in this world that might be able to help the investigation, it could potentially be him. you appeared on fox and friends this morning. thank you for doing that. anything since then to add to this case? >> nothing yet. only what i have been saying so far, i don't have new information. i don't have, even if i did have certain things, i probably wouldn't be able to give it out, even if i did. i just want to -- i can't see what you are doing, i'm hoping you are keeping pictures up of her, instead. i want the public to see her face and memorize her facial features, her tattoos. there are a bunch of videos online that you can see her mannerisms, body language she has. so please keep them up as long as you can. the more that you c

steve so, to recap, gabby's family is cooperating.ntly the two of them had, you know, a squabble a couple of weeks ago that was reported to the police. >> correct. >> but brian, and his family, in that house, they -- they are just not going to help. they don't want to talk. >> that is correct. they do not want to provide any type of information, any type of discussion at all. steve: okay. can you tell us a little bit about the argument that the two of them is known -- we know that they had that because it was reported by, i believe the moab police. >> correct. what i know is what documents we have gotten as far as the police report goes and the conversations we have had. you know, law enforcement officer took whatever action they felt was necessary that night. you know, like i said, earlier, it's not uncommon that people have disagreements in relationships so i don't know if that altercation had anything to do with her disappearance at all. steve: apparently they told the police they had been traveling for four or five months. sheets

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steve, what he sees as a benefit for, for himself. and for egypt that would of course security cooperate cooperation is really the bedrock of the israeli egyptian relationship. how much have security and intelligence and military ties grown between both countries? since president c. c came to power. they're growing a lot because has a big problem in sinai. sinai's been hotspots for radical groups that have used it to attack a depression, cylinders, and others. and so the really egyptian cooperation on security level intelligence level is an extremely high regard to actually the one area that didn't matter whether bennett there are in power. and i think the fact that they met in shadow michelle, is that i think an announcement to the radical groups that basically they're saying we want we're back in sinai and no longer had the bedrock or the hot bed of red because and extremist and violent attack so i think that's probably why they wanted to have the meeting in shot. michelle, a partner sinai, and i think it is a demonstration or maybe a reward if you will, by the options to banking, be really far helping them in trying to defeat the ri

and probably are already cooperating and will have information on their own in addition to all the books that we have seen. . >> one of the folks getting subpoenaed here is steve bannon. we learned recently in the book "peril" from bob woodward and robert costa, he was very much the one pushing donald trump to make january 6th, the tay of reckoning. he talked about killing it in the crib, killing the biden presidency in the crib by making, convincing people that it is an illegitimate presidency and should be ignored. and bannon basically confirmed this on his podcast. let's listen. . >> we need to kill the biden presidency in the crib. that was the phrase based on our reporting in that conversation. >> yeah. because the legitimate say. we told you just expose it. just expose it. never back town. never give up. and this thing will implode. >> okay. but, paula, he knew that actually this regime, as he puts it, was relit mat. he knew the win was legitimate. all the folks around trump actually knew this. yet here he is painting this picture. what type of problem does that create for steve bannon. >> it creates a huge problem for all of these witnesses. not only ar

coopers town induction. ainsley: look at their bows. steve: daddy. >> so adorable. proud of their dad. breaking his way. you need a string of luck. brian: if the marlins could start winning. steve: 5:00 today you will be watching the fox news channel and the president will outline his 6 point plan to stop the delta variant. he is expected to put pressure on businesses and on federal agencies and schools to have more vaccination mandates. if you want to do things, you're going to have to get vaccinated. is he also going to call for a global summit, try rally the world to try to figure out how to get people in every corn are of the world the vaccination because some people have not had it. ainsley: now we are wondering who is making these decisions? is he listening to the doctors or is he listening to the teachers union? emails have been released through freedom of information act. thanks to america's for public trust. they obtained these emails. they show the exchange between the cdc and the white house and the teachers union after the cdc came out on may 13th and they said americans do

cooperate. can he claim executive privilege? >> he can't legally claim executive privilege because he's not the executive. but he will. they will do anything they can to stall. steve bannon didn't even work in the white house, he didn't work there since 2017. we have to recognize what we've learned in the last five years, and that is it doesn't matter that he can't legally say he has executive privilege, he's going to do it anyway. the goal for them is to stall and tie it up in the courts until after the next midterm elections and then they hope that they can have the subpoenas withdrawn. we're really only looking at a couple of options to enforce these subpoenas. one is the civil route which is what we did during impeachment and nothing got resolved, it takes too long, and the other is the criminal route. there's an option for that because we have a new attorney general. but in the past it's been difficult to get justice departments to actually hold people in criminal contempt, especially former executives of white houses, to hold them in criminal contempt and haul them in court or haul them to jail if they don't respond. so i'm not bullish on them getting an ans

steve bannon. today we got responses to the subpoenas. "the washington post" saying i'm disappointed couple not surprised the committee tried to subpoena me through the press before seeking my voluntary cooperationtively, the twice-impeached former president said we will fight the subpoenas on executive privilege and other grounds for the good of our country. here's the thing. the privilege resides with the sitting, in this case, that's president joe biden. while there was speculation over what the biden white house mao might do, jen psaki answered that this afternoon. >> the president already concluded that it would it don't tell appropriate to assert executive privilege, and so we will respond promptly to these questions as they arise, and certainly as they come up from congress. >> one of those members of congress seeking records from the white house is congressman jamie raskin, democrat from maryland who serves on the january 6th select committee, also the lead house manager for the second impeachment of donald trump and he joins me now. congressman, let's first start on this statement by psaki today and the executive privilege question. last night we were gaming this out a little bit. the e

steve bannon called to testify. >> investigators want to know what the former president's inner circle knew about plans that led to the attack and what decisions were made once violence started. if they do not cooperate, here's what they told manu raju. >> criminal contempt is on the table. we discussed it. if it comes to that, there will be no reluctance to do. >> former u.s. attorney and legal affairs columnist for the "l.a. times." harry, thanks for being back with us. let's start here one step before we get to the criminal contempt. any expectation. the chairman says they're, quote, not holding the opinion that they'll cooperate. do you think that's a fair assessment, that there will be a fight from all four, including mark meadows who used to be a member of that body? >> for sure. we know trump will try as a third party. legal claims, victor, are garbage. the executive privilege, the only point they could make, that's held and decided by the current administration, that's for biden's folks to decide, they also said we're not going to claim it. the drama, the reason they're bringing out big guns now is the possibility of a lousy claim, a spurious claim, nevertheless as we saw in the previous admi

cooperation. there has to be a lot of recognition that we have to change with the times to accommodate that change and create the mechanisms necessary to make our government functional again. steve: can we get there? sen. lott: yes, we can. we talk about that in our book, too. and the answer is one word, leadership. it takes a president that is willing to make an extra effort to listen to and talk to congress, both parties. i love the story of the suggestion tom has about how president biden should get the bipartisan leadership up to camp david and just have a good discussion. but leadership begins at the white house. it also applies to congress, particularly the senate. i found out the hard way, anytime you get a woman senator and a male senator or two or three senators together, they can tie the place up. or they can make it move. and we had different gangs, the gang of five and so forth. but one or two men or women in the senate, preferably one of each party at least, would say, we are not going to keep doing this. we are going to find a way to do an infrastructure bill and deal with how we can better get ourselves in a position to compete with the challenges from china. but

because, remember, steve bannon got pardoned right there at the ends of the i think you really -- you know, these witnesses, if they don't cooperate one of the bills we passed in the '90s, the republican congress under speaker gingrich passed a bill that said you can bring witnesses up and make them take the fifth amendment in front of the camera where they have to stands up there and take the oath. and then you can tell the story through their documents that you have gotten from other people or from subpoenas, the records, and you can ask them questions and tell the whole story, ask them to answer. and they will have to say, well, no, i am taking the fifth amendment on advice of counsel because i would be incriminated. as these tough guys who are out there talking every day, you know, to their team as they have to sit there under oath and refuse to answer questions, they aren't going the look very effective. so i think the documents are going to tell the story before these four witnesses do. but what these subpoenas and what the subpoena to testify is going to do is it's putting everyone involved at that white house and in that a

steve bannon, kash patel, mark meadows, people subpoenaed last week per se, they didn't specify that, but said they have been getting a huge amount of incoming from a tip line they created. people are cooperativerns lawmakersave expressed about a democratic back slide continuing past the 2020 election, going into 2024. >> and i agree with you, that is such a remarkable sort of reality check that not everyone is fighting an investigation into deadly insurrection. let me play some of that sound. this is liz cheney makingome of those points. >> i would honestly say, we have never been able to -- inaudible ] citizens to share what happened that day. [ inaudible ] >> there to rally that day? >> there are whole range of individuals who have information, who want to be helpful, want to make sure the committee has their perspective on what happened and has the details. >> rick, to jackie's reporting, this counts as a bombshell frankly, people are coming in without subpoenas, coming in to talk to the committee to do their duty as citizens and share what happened that day. of course, that's how things should work but not how they have been working. what do you make of that, this work, even though not al

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