wesley hunt thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. white house -- with reelection victory and an encouraging sign for president biden 2024 hopes. listen to this white house this white house chief of staff ron, appears to have a double digit victory over the pin at a time when approval rating is 36%. and it appears to be in direct response to president biden's low approval rating which democrats fear made her biden election hopes. maria lippin won 40% of the votn significantly closer than the first matchup in 2017. there is a bipartisan push to spare the life of a female texas death row inmate. melissa is set to be executed wednesday in connection with the 2007 death for her 2-year-old daughter. she says she is innocent and confessing she abused her child but several rallies held over the beacon including this one in brownsville, texas. a letter signed by more than 100 texas lawmakers reads in part, we believe her case presents the opportunity to present a miscarriage of justice and strengthen the trust in the legal system. and today t

we will be joined by former tesla boardmember steve wesley who will share the good, the bad, and thexpected with having one of the world's most controversial innovators in the room. and he has fashioned himself as a free speech defender, but will musk be good or bad for free speech? could it open the door for former president trump to be unbanned from the platform? first, twitter shares up another 2% after a 27% spike monday. ed ludlow is here to break it all down. we can debate the long-term impact but no question it has been good for investors in the last 48 hours. ed: especially considering that stocks were lower and a lot of hawkish comments from the fed weighed down shares. it has had its biggest two-day gain, above 30%. here's the reality of the situation. there's a staggering volume of twitter shares that exchanged hands over the last two days. that chart says it all. look at the right-hand side of the screen. that's after more than 250 million shares changed hands on monday. investors on the retail side, look at trading platforms like fidelity. a lot of demand for twitter sha

he moved to wesley avenue elementary school and asked me to go with him. i did. i moved to wesley. wesley was very close to the middle school that was built. when it was built -- he asked me to accompany him there. and i did. i was teaching at wesley with him and john hope and cohen with him. >> must have been a special person to follow to all those -- >> he was actually a tennis player, into sports. but he was a strong supporter of the arts. i never asked him for anything that he denied me, for the students, of course. >> another question picking up on that, grayson asked, being involved in music education at clark college and the local atlanta area for decades, in what ways have you seen the involvement of black artists grow in georgia? >> well, black artists have always been in georgia. it started back in the days of slavery, actually. black artists have -- atlanta in particular, i won't say georgia but atlanta in particular has a strong showing. the only thing that i hope is that at one point we will have more black musicians in the atlanta symphony orchestra. they have made gr

hope to wesley wesley was very close to the cohen middle school. that was built and so when cohen was built and he asked me to accompany him there. and i did so i was teaching at wesley with him at jonah with him and at cohen with him. must have been a very special person to follow. it's all he was actually a tennis player into sports, but he was a strong supporter of the arts. i never asked him for anything that he he denied me for the students. of course. another question kind of picking up on that grayson asked is being heavily involved in music education at clark college was now cau and the local atlanta area for decades and what ways have you seen the involvement of black artists grow in georgia? well black artists have always been in georgia, you know, it started back in the days of slavery actually, but black artists have what atlanta in particular i won't say, georgia, but atlanta in particular has a strong showing the only thing that i hope is that at one point we will have more black musicians in the atlanta 70 orchestra, which is one of

he moved to wesley and asked me to go to him. i moved with john to wesley. wesley was close to cohen. when cohen was built, he asked me to accompany him there. and i did. i was teaching at wesley with him, and at john oak at him, and at cohen with him. >> must have been a very special person? >> he was. he was a tennis player, into sports. but he was a strong supporter of the arts. i never asked him for anything that he denied me for the students, of course. >> another question, picking up on that, grayson asks, is being heavily involved in musiced a kigs at clark college with and the local atlanta area for decades in what way have you seen the involvement of black artists grow at georgia? >> they have always been involved in georgia. it started back in the days of slavery, honestly. but black artists in atlanta in particular -- i won't say georgia, but atlanta in particular has a strong showing. the only thing that i hope is that at one point we will have more black musicians in the atlanta symphony orchestra. i work with the atlanta symphony. they have mad

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it is significant with retired army four star general wesley clark. also tonight, even as russia intensifies its attack on the east, we are learning more about the did he agree of atrocities. the national police staying bodies of more than 900 civilians, 900, have been recovered in the kyiv area just in the days since russian forces retreated. in his address to his country tonight, he told ukrainians, and these are his words, maybe you somewhere in russia cruelty is respected. but in ukraine, it is despised and punished. even in places under russian bombardment, that cruelty is being eased by neighbors bravely helping neighbors. last night, clarissa ward brought us a story of an 86-year-old woman named lydia. i want to show you a portion. her report with a warning, it is truly heart-breaking. as you watch it now and as you'll see in a moment, lydia remarkably is safe tonight. >> reporter: volunteer igor spends his days visiting the elderly and disabled. today he is checking in on 86-year-old lydia. petrified and alone, he has yet to find an organizati

congressional candidate wesley hunt and kira davis the red state editor-at-large.nk you so much for joining me. kira, let me go to you. we have been talking about this for a while. it's now reflected in the numbers. they think identity politics is the solution but black people are saying, nah, not on our watch. what say you? >> no. i mean, this is what republicans and conservatives have been told for years that we're out of touch with what is going on in the black community. what black people want. and in many respects, maybe that's true. but the truth is that that was a whole lot of projection from the democrats. and you and i have been warning about this since the squad came in to congress, right? we say you guys are going to let this far left wing, socialist element in your party take over the party. and it's not going to be nancy pelosi's party anymore. at least pelosi is someone that you can work with. but you can't work with these idealogues. and they aren't interested in really what's going on in these black communities and in homes like mine. of course, i d

my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of. if you were to die, man... that would literally kill me, man. if it makes you feel that way bro... i will probably do it. can i hug you? yeah. i love you, man. i love you too. ♪ ♪ ♪ the night they hold old dixie down ♪ ♪ and all the bells were ringing ♪ ♪ the night they hold old dixie down ♪ >>> betty reid soskin is one of the unsung heroes of the civil rights movement. >> a singer-songwriter of the 1960s, her career evolved into community activism leading her to be

my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug.hought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of. if you were to die, man... that would literally kill me, man. if it makes you feel that way bro... i will probably do it. can i hug you? yeah. i love you, man. i love you too. ♪ i'm telling you that i'm strong enough ♪ ♪ to live without you ♪ ♪ strong enough ♪ ♪ when i quit crying ♪ >>> yeah, but how old is old enough for kids to be strong enough to carry out grown-up sized errands. >> it's the premise for a japanese show now running on netflix prompting a lot of questi

in one case, judge jackson gave child pornographer wesley hawkins just three months -- three months -- in prison when the sentencing guidelines recommended eight to ten years. three months versus a recommended eight to ten years. judge jackson even gave him a sentence that was one-sixth as long as what her own probation office recommended. and a few years later when hawkins should have still been in prison for his original offense, he did something else that got him six more months in custody. that's twice as long as his original sentence. when ■all 11republicans onth judiciary committee sent a letter asking for details of what happened to justify this new sentence, judge jackson refused to provide any further information. so much, i guess, for looking at her record as she urged us to do. her leniency isn't limited to child pornographers either. in 2017, judge jackson apologized, she apologized to a fentanyl kingpin -- his own words, kingpin -- because she wouldn't find a way to sidestep the law to give him less than the mandatory minimum sentence. she was very sorry that she had to g

emily: steve wesley, early investor in tesla, early tesla board member. always good to have your perspective on the show. coming up, my exclusive interview with the ceo of aws. we talk about everything from amazon's acquisition strategy as valuations drop, and will aws ever beat spun off from its parent. would amazon be interested in buying twitter? ♪ emily: some announcements from the amazon web services summit in san francisco. amazon has taken a new step toward getting all of its power from green sources. the world's largest online retailer has reached feels to boost its access to renewable energy by almost third. most of it will come from solar firms in the united states. it will be used to supply amazon offices, warehouses, and data centers. meantime, the ceo of eight of u.s. joins me here on the set in san francisco. we are going to get to that conversation momentarily, but first i want to get back to ed ludlow, who has been following tesla's results. we are minutes away from the earnings call. normally elon jumps on, models through some prepared re

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i am joined by steve wesley, founder of the wesley group, a early investor in tesla and former tesla board member. there is a lot going on here. let's talk about the headline numbers first. how is tesla managing these challenges out there? from the trip crisis to inflation to production shut out in shanghai? steve: first, tesla blew over the numbers once again, posting 300,000 vehicles delivered. that is a big number. they were predicted to deliver 17.6 billion and it looked like they will beat that by a good margin. this is 71% year-over-year annual growth, a big number. then posting their 11th profit over quarter on top of that. the real story is, they just opened two new facilities in austin and berlin, sitting on four massive production facilities they just have capacity that others don't. elon musk predicts tesla will deliver 1.4 million cars this year. i think he is going to produce at least 1.6 million. if they do that, they could be on their way to becoming a $1 point trillion dollar company. we will see. emily: there have been concerns that elon musk's interest in twitter co

let's bring in cnn military analyst wesley clark, retired army general and former nato supreme alliedcommander. so white house naming the new russian commander taking over this mission in ukraine has a history of atrocities, knowing what we know about his past behavior, what do you expect in the weeks ahead? >> i suspect to see massive artillery bombardments, expect a major tankf offensive, civilian murdered, and putin trying to seize of all donbas and call for a cease fire or something to reconstitute forces and finish the job and pamela, so worried we're not going to get the reenforcement the extra equipment that president zelenskyy is asking for. i've been on this issue for weeks, i've talked to people throughout the world on this and there's just fumbling and just bumbling around, all paperwork, we're thinking about, remodulating it, look, i hope the united states of america understands that these ukrainians are fighting our battle for democracy. putin considers us the main enemy. we're, ukraine is like the junior test case if he loses in ukraine, then war is less likely with russ

leicester looked more likely to get a winner though — david de gea with a great save to deny wesley fofadid score — butjames maddison�*s goal was disallowed by var — for a foul in the build up. 1—1 it finished — united stay 6th, leicester are 9th. in the day's other games — wolves boosted their hopes of playing in europe next season by beating aston villa to move up to seventh. brighton ended a run of six straight league defeats, with a draw to bottom side norwich. and leeds and southampton drew 1—all... five games in the scottish premiership today ahead of tomorrow's old firm derby. motherwell completed a sensational comeback to beat st mirren 4—2 for their first win of the year as they moved up to fifth. st mirren drop to 10th in the table, with their top—six hopes fading. the only other win of the day — came from stjohnstone, who beat livingston. in the championship, leaders fulham have moved another step closer to a return to the premier league. they beat queens park rangers 2—0 to stay 8 points clear at the top. nottingham forest have continued their charge towards to the playoffs.

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grew up at jones memorial united methodist church and went to seminary in 1996 across the country to wesley theological seminary in washington, d.c. and came back here and have been in the south bay since 1999. my wife is also clergy, pastor los altos united methodist church. i have pastored for churches and all of those congregations have been cross racial and cross-cultural and usually there are one or a few that look like me and the congregation so aside from pastoring i am make cultural competency trainer and an activist with the pico network specifically with people acting in community together. >> you've been active in our conference, a delegate of the general conference and even over religion and race. we appreciate your experience. jim? >> i've been the pastor at lakeshore avenue baptist church for 28 years now. easter sunday marks the beginning of my 20 night. i arrived on april 16, 1989. >> you baptist can stay a little bit longer. >> there is a different mindset there. strengths and weaknesses in each. baptist and to be a little longer tenured and methodist move but we are defini

with us is cnn military analyst, retired general wesley clark who once served as nato supreme allied commander. thank you so much for being here. about that mariupol siege and the people, the babies and children and elderly who are trapped inside, is there anything nato or the u.s. can do to help them survive? >> well, we go in and lead a relief, and book the siege. we put aircraft in, strike forces on the outside, and open it up when we can. we could do that. and the next best thing is to get all the supplies into ukraine so that ukrainians can mount a push. you know, alisyn, when we look at what the russians say and what they do, we realize this is a very cruel and crude psychological game. they want to mo nnopolize the ns media. they want to claim they're humanitarian, and they want to put the pressure on the ukrainian government, the international community, and of course the people inside by raising hopes. and dashing hopes. raising hopes and dashing hopes. it's a game. and they're latching at the way they can manipulate the western world, and our ideas and feelings. >> here's a

army general wesley clark. now a cnn military analyst. also with us our senior white house correspondent phil mattingly. general clark, the u.s. said russian forces have completely withdrawn from the area around kyiv, chernive, but can ukrainians take any comfort in that? >> not really. because they've got to get their land back, yes. but it is a real niinsight, dig out the people who mie be western oriented or create an opposition and take what you need and kill as many as you need to and what happened north of kyiv is they didn't dispose of the bodies well. we have no idea what is happening in mariupol where they've pulled tens of thousands into russia. what is happened to those people or the ones that have disappeared down in mariupol. this is a horrendous war crime. but this is what putin said he was going to do. he wants to eradicate ukraine, and that is what he said. and before the war started, he had listed and how many were on it, of the people he wanted eliminated so i think this is a terrible tragedy unfolding and it's not over

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joining me now, general wesley clark, cnn military analyst, former nato supreme allied commander. very much get heated in the coming days in the donbas region, matthew miller of the nsc said something to brianna and your ears perked up. taked about the u.s. efforts to help the ukrainians repel the russians in the east, not eject, repel, he didn't use the word eject, why did your ears perk up there. >> because what's the objective of the campaign at this point? at first we thought this is going to be over in three days, the ukrainians some weapons, that way they can try to defend themselves and maybe it will turn into an afghanistan and bog the russians down, are fighting beating the russians man for man on the battlefield? are we going to try to reward putin for aggression by giving him the legal control of this through negotiations and maybe all of this? or are we going to say to the ukrainians, here's what you need, go get him. and let him have all the things they're asking for. right now, we're not. they need 500 tanks, couple thousand tubes of artillery and rockets, hundreds o

let's bring in cnn military analyst and retired general wesley clark. general, thanks so much for your time today. ukraine is claiming full control of kyiv with its deputy defense minister declaring the region liberated. but do you actually think russian troops are going to regroup for a later attack on the capital city? >> yes. i think -- you know, it's a great tactical success on the part of the ukrainians but this is far from over. they've got to be very, very careful not to raise expectations. what has to happen now is lots more support has to come in to help ukraine, to drive the russians out, to drive them out of the south and to strengthen the ukrainian force in the donbas area. now, what's going to happen is as you can see from the map the russians are north and south of dnipro. it's going to be the next key objective. if they can drive they can cut off in the donbas. in order to prevent that they've got to have heavy fighting quote. not javelins, not stingers. that's fine for helping defend cities. they need tanks. they need mobile artillery. t

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