if you saw the break even curve of being very steep, thou be something to be concerned about where theld be fight -- i think more. the market is telling you that inflation is not really an issue. have a better understanding under chair powell than you did under chill yellen -- chair yellen? >> i think it will be very similar. he will look at the data, analyze what is going on, and inflation is going to remain meek near-term. longer-term, the u.s. inflation is going to be low and that is going to be kept down by all of the cyclical structural impacts of low-cost providers, the amazon of this world, and low inflation globally. inflationimited across areas like japan and that is going to weigh down global inflation. they are not want to feel they have to go any quicker, i think they are going to look through those. jon: the applet numbers are so good, that cannot be a problem. >> it is not a problem. you can have real growth that is ok, low inflation. it is a goldilocks kind of economy where you do not have runaway inflation and you do not have an employment problem. the boxes witho short

thou may ask him the meeting with vladimir putin last we week. president trump has not revealed any details about that closed-door meeting in helsinki. >>> new details on the stabbing we told you about at this time ay.te 28-year-old jeremy bond of rockville was upset that the red line train was running late. he went to the station ma booth at the friendship heights metro station to complain. police say somehow he got inside that booth and hit the metro employee on the arm.e policsay she pulled out a pocket knife and stbed bond in the chest. detectives are reviewing surveillance video now. d.c. police chief says the employee may have a case for self-defense. no charges have been filed.>> continuing coverage now on the dramatic spike in k-2 overdoses across the district. emergency crews say they treated more than 300 people. most of the overdoses have been near homelesser shelts. several people have died. the synthetic drugs tend to sell for $2 t $5 a pack and have ereet names l scooby or spice. there's a new strain of the drug and they fear it wil

. ♪ how great thou art. ♪ >> we know that our mayor will >> reporter: reverend amos brown invited uso the meeting with other faith leaders before the service. he said breed is the right person to lead the city. >> making san francisco a good city, a better city, and ultimately, the best city anywhere to be found. >> breed tells us she is focused and ready for the challenging task of trying to fix the problems that plague the city such as homelessness and housing. >> i want to work with members of the board and others to try and address the issues. and it's going to take time and patience by. i'm committed to getting us to a better place. >> reporter: as a native daughter of the city, this is a dream come true. in san francisco, amber lee, kt>>> sal is watching the morni commute. how does it look? >> looks okay so far. we have been watching the far away commutes as we always do. and we'll look at northbound 101. san jose up to gilmore looks pretty good. the full area looking nice and no major issues driving up to the silicon valley. and we have mostly good traffic and a little bit of

right thou the fog moving in from the monterey bay area.t's very shallow so as not to make a big push over the bay hills. lots of 70s out towards concord. it's still pretty warm out there for your saturday evening. as we show you more reports here, a calm wind in san jose. here's our live camera and here is that fog banks. there's a sales force tower and this is a very shallow marine area and that's kind of what's happening right now. a deeper marine airplane or the next few days. so fire danger will actually be lessened as we head towards midweek. tomorrow we'll see more of that southerly flow set up. torches inland tomorrow will be cooler. a few spots towards clear lake in the 70s. and oakland 76, jose 83, sunnyvale in the 80s. thanks mark. >>> that's it for us. but stick around. we have got the news about kevin durant's plans. > happiy i'm -- happy saturday to you. i'm scott reiss. kevin durant will get whatever he wants in his new contract. kd will resign with the dubs at 31 and a half million for the second year. and he's been the fina

this holier than thou attitude. how dare you criticize me or anybody in the fbi.ten, peter strzok. a text is a text. you said what you said. i want to remind everybody what it was that he said. do we have that text? do we have that text right there, where he said he promised that, she asked him, trump's never going to become president, right, right? he said no, no, he won't. we'll stop it. what are we to assume? how can you not tell america what you meant by that? instead he gets up on his high horse, holier than thou, no possible way that i would have any bias in an investigation. you know what, peter strzok, we're all human, every single one ever us. every single one of us approaches our day with inherent bias, including those at the fbi. just admit it. joining me right now democratic strategist kevin walling, american majority ceo ned ryun. ned, your reaction to what you heard thus far from mr. strzok? >> being asked to suspend my disbelief, somehow peter strzok is pure as driven snow, super patriot, the voice of the american people, that showed no political bi

and fetal alcohol disorder is more common than previouslygh thou- we explore recent research and howit affects children in the u.s. >> the results of the did not surprise me, unfortunately because i do think that there are a lot of children who are undiagf:sed. >> woodrll tt and more on tonight's "pbs news

destroyed as flash floods go from bad to worse and california in flames, parts of yosemite nd closed, thou forced to evacuate. >>> new hope in the battle against alzheimer's, a drug that may slow down the progression of the disease affecting so many families. >>> a wild road rage brawl caught on camera and my revealing conversation with an nfl super star. some players have taken a knee, others like yourself held up a clenched fist. has that run its course? >> i think it's starting to shift. >> malcolm jenkins on making a difference ki a stand. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. the spt between president trump and his one-time fixer andwy couldn't be more glaring tonight after michael cohen's release of an audio recording he secretly de of mr. trump before the election. on the tape mr. trump appears to discuss a payoff who claimed an affair wit the question tonight is does the tape spell new legal jeopardy for the president? our hall jackson has details and reaction. >> reporter: outside and inside shouts thdrawing smirks i oval office with reporter

being at the holier than thou than saying westminster the mother of parliaments was perfect the specifications experience in provoking in pakistan it was more like widely accepted because she has the same common values and westminster parliament to democracy system but at the same time as you're mentioning you're right in mentioning that. like telling other parliaments what to do is something which is not acceptable to the integrity of pakistani parliament as then i remember i was in the scottish parliament two thousand and fourteen and we had some great learning from the way committee systems but we're thinking of the scottish pakistan relations. tell me how you felt. pakistan plan. as working particularly the emphasis on education and also in women's participation in politics the books on the citizens have very much respected image of scottland and especially. because like they are they are like getting now well educated so so they are much more focusing on their education and that's why there are certain opportunities for the pakistani you all to get benefit from the amazing education of sc

which clare left italy in large part of her health issues, you can see thou thin she -- how thin she looks here. one newspaper wrote perhaps never has a great notion owed so much to such a small, fragile and gentle a women. in 1959 clare and thenry strongly opposed costro. -- castro. she participated in a debate where she stated our economy has many faults and i'm the first to acknowledge them but the fact capitalism has faults but the prove communism is a cure. my opponent, i think she is talking about the guy is a self diluted man fighting against the system of democracy, a system which he does not wish to destroy in defending a system he could not bear to live under. in october of 1962 clare warned of a global double bind if the u.s. permitted missiles in cuba. the u.s. could face risk from flanking attacks off the southern shore and she urged support in this article for president kennedy to act to prevent the cuban state out post. clare rarely equivocated and forms her positions and expressed them clearly. in 19774 years after the roev.wade decision, clare pinned a lengthy articl

but thou with the 2016 championship, there are plans to retire, not burn his number, 23. >>> coming up next here, a very special birthday celebration. >>> the water came rushing down main street. it took the sidewalk with it. >> the intense heat. i can feel it radiating on my back. >> this is a joint security area of the dmz, where north and south meet there. >> are casualties coming back and it sutter chaos here. >>> we end here tonight with children who have very little, but they do have something all of us have, a birthday. and now they have one more thing, someone to make sure their birthday is celebrated. here is mireya villarreal. ♪ >> reporter: mary davis loves a good party. every month she throws a massive rooftop birthday party on los angeles' skid row, where more than 2500 homeless people live in an area that's less than half a square mile. >> when you come up on this rooftop, it feels like you're on top of the world. >> reporter: that feeling is not one these kids are used to. you see, everyone here is homeless. >> we are in ground zero skid row, and children live here. >> r

[applause] >> our father in heaven thou who controls the destinies of all men and in whose hands lies the fate of all nations, cast thy divine favor on america and her leaders, the president, the vice president, and all those who serve in government. may this blessed land always remain a citadel of freedom, a watchtower of light and hope, one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. we ask thy blessings upon our beloved men and women who in this hour stand guard on battlefields throughout the world, dedicated to the defense, security, and freedom of the american people. and for our beloved israel, the promised land, the nation state of the jewish people, we ask thy blessings, grant to people the strength to withstand the constant threat to life and limb and the leaders the patience to withstand the hypocrisy which pretends to pass for diplomacy. we welcome among our leaders in israel ambassador dermer who stands on the diplomatic front lines battling for israel. we ask thy blessings for israel's defense forces, who prevailed not by their numbers but by their deep love of isr

and it has given the democrats the holier than thou attitude, not confirming his candidate.are not just talking about the court. we are talking about simple career people who need to go into the bureaucracy. not hundreds, but thousands are backed up and waiting. even ambassadors have waited a year for more. some have gone away. this is the kind of obstruction they justify because they justify an investigation that has no fundamental underpinnings other than the truth we understand. putin and the russians continue to be evil and they continue to not have our best interests. but that's been a reality of life quite frankly since before eisenhower. judge jeanine: i often wonder, fit weren't for strzok starting this investigation, refusing to answer when it really started other than the fbi saying it started july 31, then when he got approval which he always has, they never told him he couldn't say that. he said i really can't remember. which is what witnesses, they don't want to inimnate themselves. if it weren't for him there wouldn't be a special prosecutor. i want you to hear

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blessed art thou, kings of the sea, who maketh donald trump strangely randy. ( laughter ) i think the finorah can go now. thank you very much. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) speaking of stormy daniels, it's time for tonight's edition of "stormy watch"! ( cheers and applause ) karen mcdougall edition! that's right. mcdougal is the former playboy playmate who allegedly had a year-long affair with donald trump, beginning just three months after the birth of his and melania's son, roughly the same time as he slept with stormy daniels. that's dangerous, 'cause imagine he's having sex and calls out the wrong mistress' name. i'm joking, of course. just kidding, he screams out his own name. "oh, truuuump!" ( cheers and applause ) trump has always denied the affair with mcdougal, but on friday, we found out that "michael cohen secretly taped trump discussing payment to mcdougal." there are tapes! at this point, nixon is going to rise from dead and say, "i'm suing you for copyright infringement." ( laughter ) ( mocking nixon ) >> jon: that's a good nixon. >> stephen: a little wet than i tho

>> ♪ how great thou art >> we know that our mayor will be encouraged and inspired. >> reporter: reverendown invited us into his meeting with other faith leaders before the service. he says breed is the right person to lead the city. >> making san francisco a good city, a better city, and ultimately the best city anywhere to be found. >> reporter: breed tells us she is focused and ready for the challenging task of trying to fix the problems such as homele and housing. >> i want to work with members of the board and others to try to address these issues. it is going to take time, it is going to take patients. i am committed to doing what is necessary to get us to a better place.>> reporter: the inaugural committee says it is still working on the program. one of these aids tells us the program will be more ceremonial rather than a list of speakers. details will be coming about the first-come, first-come seating for the outdoor inauguration. frank? >> amber, thank you.>>> mn has been spotted naked prowling through the overnight hours. we have surveillance pictures that show the man's distinc

had to take the death of dane for people to start saying, oh, it might be a problem after all, oven thou even though it's been shouted and screamed for years. this was his community. we took it away from him. >> at last check, $19,000 been raised to pay for the funeral. >>> the so-called ferguson fire broke out on friday. it exploded over the weekend, quadrupled in size. this fire is up to 17,000 acres i only 5% contained. >> the grass, primarily the brush and the timber is so dry, so receptive to fire. it continues to grow. >> one firefighter was killed over the weekend. the flames are preventing people from getting to yosemite from highway 140. other entrances to yosemite park remain open. >>> for the first time in two decades, uc students could see a cut in tuition fees. tomorrow the board of regents will vote on a budget for the upcoming school year, which would drop the base cost for tuition to $12,500. it's a decrease of about $100. however the regents hiked tuition for out of state and international students. >>> big sur some as h-- has som of the most beautiful views in the world

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and thousands of people in london, thousand ins -- thous an ands -- thousands of headlines. they have a short memory. >> it seems as if the outrage is selected. if obama was guilty of doing the same thing why wasn't there a protest there. >> laura: and some former criticism of trump of the summit and we'll explain. >> laura: president trump of course making some demands of our european counterparts but two former occupants of his office thought it was necessary, of course, to take shots thinly veiled at our commander-in-chief. >> i view the role of the united states as very important. the truth of the matter is the way the world is today if the u.s. takes the lead, others tend to follow. do you really want to say we're going to make everybody have a big military but we're not going help anybody change their own lives. i don't think so. >> laura: that's right. the new best buds george w. bush and bill clinton solded the -- scolded president trump for doing what they did not. and the you documentary death of a nation comes out and we have the author. it's a little throw take s

nanosecond which we can because for us -- and somebody is in -- beijing, it is milliseconds still thouing. so we can think we're in this common presence. but sooner we start traveling outside the planet -- we did a little bit in the senate but as a result -- as soon as we start doing it again -- we will realize when somebody is in mars or jupiter, scwg what this person is doing right now -- doesn't make any sense because it takes 50 minutes light coming from mars to here, 15 minutes back. so we can only have a common now from the station. hi -- half an hour -- hi. in between this half an hour, when is the now? well, we can give some conventional definition but no one that works objectively and different in a objective manner so the the very idea of now makes sense -- here and now makes sense arranged me. but now and a the universe has no meaning. so the question -- what is whatting now in a distant galaxy is a completely meaningless question. like asking -- what is happening here in beijing? stupid question. here is here. not in beijing. which has huge implications because of -- reason i

. >> they haven't gotten back to us in ten days other our recommendation of thou do an interview. i'm sure they're in bad shape at this point. >> until we get, we get ironed out exactly what they want to do. right now i'm telling him no way. lou: no way. that comes as the mueller witch hunt enters the biggest challenge period. tomorrow, the trial against former trump campaign chair paul manafort. our first guest tonight to discuss the mueller conflicts, the lack of collusion and any evidence thereof, the prospect of the president being interviewed at all joining us tonight, former deputy assistant general tom dupree. tom, great to have you with us. this is looking like a exreet ce and utter mess. with all sorts of rhetoric rising in temperature and tone. and meanwhile manafort goes to trial tomorrow. we're more that two years into the investigation of the president for collusion with russia. what gives? >> well, lou, i agree that things are heating up. to me at least it was striking that as you point out over the weekend, the president has taken his offensive against bob mueller t

. >> this all started last night after a malfunction at a pumping stdsion left thous of people with lowater pressure or no pressure at all. that loss of pressure in the pipe system makes it possible for contaminants to get into the water. that's why d.c. water issued th. warn >>> happy friday. chris lawrence in for aaron this morning. >>'m eun yang. the weekend is hours away now. it will be a spectacular weekend, especially for baseball fans. >>oh, boy. all-star game. just days to go until the big game, d.c. is t place to be for sports fans. this morning, we'll look at what's going on around town >> we want to check on your coute and forecast. >> we will get to me llissa in moment. chuck, what can we expect from the day? >> mother nature giving us a slow pitch for this fridea. theer will be cooperative for all of your outdoor plans. don't worry about cancelling anything. a fantastic friday. the weekend

. >> this all started last night after a malfunction at a pumping stdsion left thous of people with low water pressure or no pressure at all. that loss of pressure in the pipe system makes it possible for contaminants to get into the water. that's why d.c. water issued th. warn >>> happy friday. chris lawrence in for aaron this morning. >>'m eun yang. the weekend is hours away now. it will be a spectacular weekend, especially for baseball fans. >>oh, boy. all-star game. just days to go until the big game, d.c. is t place to be for sports fans. this morning, we'll look at what's going on around town >> we want to check on your coute and forecast. >> we will get to me llissa in moment. chuck, what can we expect from the day? >> mother nature giving us a slow pitch for this fridea. theer will be cooperative for all of your outdoor plans. don't worry about cancelling anything. a fantastic friday. the weekend looking. 90% d if you have any rain chance, late inisolated shower the day on sunday. most of the weekend plan looks great. the humidity comes bac on sunday. and the next chance for wha

. >> good morning, welcome to your new day, thou shall not sleep, not ever. breaking news, the president threatening war with iran. language that raises new concerns and you can ask yourself why and why not. th -- now. this is what president wrote, never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer the consequences unlike few throughout history have ever suffered before. it came in response, we think, to iran's president saying that a war with iran would be the mother of all wars. let's rewind to a year ago. >> north korea, best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> okay, so one big dwquestion this morning is the iran threat real or is it a distraction? while the president continues to publicly praise progress with north korea, a u.s. official says that mr. trump actually frustrated over talks with north korea and cnn is reporting that the u.s. plans to keep talks going. we have all of this covered for you. let's start with nick peyton walsh who is live in london with

never have i personally misrepresented the truth thou. reports are checked and rechecked at the editorial management level of this network. in the event i make a mistake and i tell you and correct it in a timely and appropriate manner. as an aside, when the president attacks journalists, we question his motivation and try to discover the underlying reason for historically those that regularly and as a matter of pattern attack the messenger that degrade and belittle the purveyors of truth. we are on guard and we hope politics aside for the greater good that you are, too. real cheese people are ham and swiss people. they're hot and cold. big and bold. but they would never make a sandwich with pasteurized process cheese food. sargento slices are 100% real, natural cheese. sargento, we're real cheese people. get your groove on with one a day 50+. ♪ get ready for the wild life ♪ complete multivitamins with key nutrients that address 6 concerns of aging, including heart health, supported by b-vitamins. your one a day is showing. >> shepard: mak

using these extreme tactics to protect their industry and trudeau gets up there with a holier than thou attitude. we have to make sure we are careful to not devastate certain industries with these retaliatory tariffs. but i think trade rep light here is and president trump have a strategy and we should let it play out. tammy: there is an important element it's strengthens our allies to be stronger at home as oh pieced to relying on us, there is russia and china doing its thing. if they become more reliant on russia and china and those elements collapse, they are in trouble. it strengthens our friend and allies to have them be footballs in the midst of this global game. we have to have strong allies, especially if war breaks out in the middle east be dealing with this financial dynamic and having mutual respect will make a difference. charles: germany is only paying 1.2% of their gdp and they subsidize which farms. it's time they live up to their are responsibilities and promises. speaking of living happy. if you are an amazon shareholder you are thrilled. of course, they are going throu

thou the top and somebody could have grabbed them.nd i wasn't able to do that. >> reporter: she's haunted by what the captain said as the tour bolt went on the lake. >> he said above you are your life jackets. there's three sizes. he said i'm going to show you where they are, but you won't need them. so no need to worry. so we didn't grab them. >> reporter: the safety of duck boat was called into question after an accident in arkansas killed 13 people. investigators back then said the boats were not originally designed for passenger service and do not have adequate reserve buoyancy to remain afloat in the event of a breach. the missouri attorney general says the state highway patrol is is also conducting an investigation to see if there was criminal negligence. so far, no charges have been filed., ank you. >>> carter page insist he was never an aid to a foreign power. but documents allege the opposite. we have more from new jersey where the president spent the weekend. >> waking up in his bed minister golf course, president trump foug

greg: foror other things, thou, oneg the dark web. i'm be in tampa, reno, nevada, atlantic city. greg: i'm bringing the book on vacation. what about you, tyrus. >> my movie super con just hit itunes andar on demand and all that stuff. mymy name is tyrus on the greg gutfield show. greg: aren't you in a new movie? .>> it's closed set, big mouth. pay no attention to what he said. greg: what have you got? >> i know it wouldn't be illegal for me to wear my bathrobe to the bagel place, but i know i still can't do y it. that's what being an adult means. greg: that is so true. good for her. all right. special thanks -- [ cheering and applause ] greg: jim, kat, tyrus, our studio audience. i love you, america. ld and i lo, america. [cheering and applause] >>> the president talking tough on trade, slamming the democrats' new push to abolish and replace i.c.e., the agency that enforces immigration law and hinting at how he's handling the supreme court vacant seat. i'm jon scott, this is the fox report. jon: the president returning to the white ho

has tens of thous eds ofloyees and hundreds of thousands of patnt and tens of llions to manage. not a lot said by mr. wilke and the president did not answer questions at the end. robert wilke taking over immediately. at the live desk, i'm could the macfarlane. now back to you. >> a surpriseisit by former president barack obama and vice president joe biden at a local bakery. a bakery is a nonprofit thans business fellowship program for disabled vets and their the program director said obama and biden met with some of theo fe there as well. >> i wonder what pastries they ordered. yeah, i'm sure that poem are thinking little bit more than that. amelia is joing us now. >> rain has i moved and we'll deal with rain moving in a around midnight mostly dry conditions. same tomorrow as we startdrff early on and then maybe a rumble of thunder increased. take a look outside. the yellow is moderate range and oranges and wins and this, of course, pushing into the district and imcting the eving commute. 66 and doling with 70 right now so it's going to be b a of a slow go out there tonight. her

famous solomon 23 though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death i will fear no evil for thou art with me and comfort me. it isn't a christian habit of mine. my tradition also teaches that we live in a very broken world. i've learned that from people like saint augustin and the performers and reading the world is broken and fear is a natural product of that. but it's not a christian option as i read my bible to build policy around that fear or public engagement with the world around that fear. it pleads evangelicals to find salvation or saviors in things other than the highest allegiance. as i began to explore this and to conclude that one could write an entire history of american evangelicalism with fear at the center of. whenever there is some kind of a significant social, cultural or religious change in the united states there has been a backlash. whether there is an immigrants coming in the 1840s and 50s in this backlash associated with it, whether it is the slave holders in the south fearful of rebellion but also fearful of althe abolitionists in the north some are lookin

a little business that some thou at would just be fad and fade is now 10 years old, but what's the recipend the scenes to find out. i drive by it a couple times a week and they are still lined up around the corner to this day. >> thanks, jim. >>> not surprising to hear this a dog is living at a firehouse in fairfax county, but the dog isn't a dalma ian and not riding the trucks to a fire. >> no. this is a dferent kind of firehouse dog. millette green had a chance to see h he's helping some of the brave first responders. >> reporter: easy to see wally loves making people feel good. he lives a g's life. >> fetch. >> reporter: fetches a ball, answers comyends, this 2-ar-old golden doodle has a special job, certified canine therapy. he's believed to be the first therapy dog in the country to live full-time at a fire house. home is station 32 in fairfax coun p with asonalized crate in the family room. >> this is my spot, the firm roller and the floor. >> reporter: after a hard day fight the flames, spreading out with wally comforts, firefighter paul stella >> for myself i like it. i'm a dog pe

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there was thou collusion at all.verybody knows it. >> now, to be clear, the probe is into the russian interference in the campaign in 2016 and whether or not there was any conspiracy by any americans including those in the trump world. by president trump doesn't seem to be able to separate this overall investigation into the cyber attack from the part that has to do whetherw whether or not anybody close to him corresponded in any way with the russians. what do you think? >> well, listen, it's odd logic there to blame an investigation into russian interference in the election for the tensions when it's obviously the russian interference in the election that is the essential spark or one of many sparks for the troubles between the u.s. and russia right now. keep in mind, that's from a long list, jake, as you well know. we have discussed this many times. russia annexed crimea, it's propagating a war in eastern ukraine. a whole host of bad behavior that is not only contradictory to u.s. valleys but also contradictory to

because the bottom line is, eghn thou people are watching their weight and their bathing suits, theywhen flay isn't cooking at home, he's at gotto,y the nk city restaurant where you can still find him in the kitchen four nights a week, making food with theame passion he had as a grade school chi child. true or false, you asked whe you were or 9 years old for the easy bake >> yes. >> did you get it? >> my father's like how about a baseball mitt. he said i'll take that too. >> reporter: flay grew inspiration from early pioneers of made for tv cooking, like the galloping gourmet and julia child. he was less inspired, though, by school. flay dropped out of the 10th grade.bo worried his son's future, flay's father helped him to get a job as a busboy at the famed new york theater restaurant joe allen. >> frankly i waskit w there for the money, i was working there to stay out of troublend find something that i wanted to do. it took me about six months and i woke up o day, looked at the ceiling, laying in bed saying to myself, i really want to go to work today. >> reporter: as flay moved fro

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the calm before the storm of tens of thous of us gather on the national mall for the capitals fourth celebration late today. ♪ . ♪ morning america, people across the country will celebrate america's birthday today. the real place to be isight here i dc >> hundreds of thousands expeed to gather around the city, security will be tight, melanie alnwick is outside the national archives buildings giving a preview of what could possibly happen today, what you need toin br what you don't need to brink some obvious, some ornot. >> repr: good morning, little curve ball, we moved from the national archives furthern down constitutio avenue, you can see the h fenciere, road closures set to beginus literal in j the minutes from now, is is henry bacon drive, but constitution avenue along here allf this is going to be shut down this will become a secure perimeter zone, y can see the metrobuses being used as shuttle busses, i want you to take note similar to what we have for the stanley cup pade. if you're planning on viewingth parade, you'll need tse which side of the street you want toe on we also

on election night, you may remember, 2016, your corrupt mainstream media, america's holier-than-thou so-called "journalists" had a collective depression and meltdown all on television. you might remember. >> america is crying tonight. i'm not sure how much of america, but a very, very significant portion. i mean it literally crying. this is a sadness, this is a morning moment for those people, and it is a moment filled with fear. filled with fear. >> our country is about to face some serious crises. so, buckle up. your country needs you. >> pretty extraordinary thing to say. if you have a son in the marine corps and you don't trust the commander in chief. people in the military and the constitution. >> this was a white-lash. a white-lash against a changing country, a white-lash against a black president, in part. >> sean: from that point on, it has totally gotten worse. they are hell-bent on discrediting this presidency, your vote. the media has turned into nothing but an anti-trump nonstop echo chamber. for them, every issue of the day is a full-blown crisis. at the smoking gun, a n

we are thou -- college costs a. income is stagnant. home ownership is down. married, marriage is down. i don't know if i can make it. i don't know if i will ever make as much money as my folks are have a house as nice as my folks. not playing the rat race. i'm going to bali. for a lot of them, that's what they want to do. >> jesse: you need a competitive young generation to go out there and hustle. >> juan: i agree but i think what we are not discussing is income inequality. it is so difficult now to get your foot on the ladder of upward mobility. >> jesse: i aspire. i don't drop out and go to bali. >> greg: it is in the quality but its status inequality. what they are plagued with now is going to -- they are on instagram. the reason they are traveling's because they are see their on instagram. it is status. >> jesse: they are going to bali and they are in debt. >> juan: you are talking about rich kids who can even afford to go to bali. >> greg: or go wherever. >> dana: men, listen up. another reason for you to eat meat to. it could help your love life. we wi

it does not involve big brother shalt not.ing thou >> andy is writing about the sta bucks corporate retraining. they are closing stores down and forcing them to get racial retraining. it shows how cynical you become as you look at some of these corporate cultures that are using these mandatory retrainings and what not to inoculate themselves against litigation. but also younger people who are starbucks' customer base, i am buying it. they see this is just a corporate gesture to cover up. they care about the actions. they do seem to really think that -- the human relationships of these corporations. i highry recommend you read andy's piece. it is also incredibly funny. a couple of people have raised both to the last panel and this panel, a question that seems a little off topic for the future, but not really. voter fraud. david, what do you think about these issues of voter fraud? it comes up a lot. it has become a very partisan argument. how does it impact on how future voters may think? >> i think there are two important things with the issue of voter fraud. one is that in a lot of the studie

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thou shall not commit adultery, false witness? where's the forgiveness in that? i forgive trump, but i don't respect him because he continues and doesn't repent the sins of adultery and lying, deception and cheating and stealing. host: thanks for the call, thank you for including us with jeopardy. will get a response. it is interesting, the point he makes about government staying out of religious life. there are many founding fathers, especially thomas jefferson and james madison, who thought this was a very good idea. there's an argument that could be made that when the founding fathers separated church and ante and did not have established religion, there's an argument to be made that religion actually blossomed when that happened, because now it became part of a kind of consumer culture. you had to appeal to people, had to have a compelling message to make people come to your church and join your denomination. the decades following the constitution into the early 19th , america could be described as a very evangelical nation. in second great awakening, which r

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