and in trump's new book alleging facebook ceo mark zucker brerg will try to unlawfully influence the 2024 election writing "if he does anything illegal this time he will spend the rest of his life in prison." just this weekend trump promising possible retribution against 2024 election administrators, writing "lawyers, political operatives, donors, illegal voters and corrupt election officials, those involved in unscrupulous behavior will be sought out, caught and prosecuted at levels unfortunately never seen before in our country." but illegal voting is rare and tonight a republican election official in arizona told us he's worried. >> i'm concerned we will see potentially professionals who are more willing to bend general rules of prosecutorial ethics or legal standards, who will occupy these positions. >> reporter: this summer's consequential supreme court ruling also gave a president absolute immunity over anything he orders or says to his attorney general. though trump's gop supporters argue that doj and democratic prosecutors are going after him to hurt his campaign. >> my poll

box, be careful. >> well the zucker box is gone so we don't have that to worry about.be it's become personal for trump but jim jordan said today that this is the reason you saw people like tulsi gabbard like rfk jr. join the trump campaign because of specific censorship and those two are believers first and foremost in the truth and this brought posey and rfk jr. to trump on this issue. >> will talk about rfk later. thanks so much. up next the trump harris debate is finally on and why the microphones will be muted higher shipping rates may be “the cost of doing business...” but at what cost? turn shipping to your advantage. with low cost ground shipping from the united states postal service. ♪ ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right no

he actually accused pearl, a lizard, boy, sorry, yeah, zucker, zucker berg of having blood on our hands. this is in say, will the video of you, mr. zach over? we're stuck brewing the companies before us. i know you don't mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands. yeah. you have a product. so you got a product of products this killing piece is. yeah. and they got a product where i find young guys, didn't we any cigarettes dealing table? we did some about it. maybe not enough. you're going to talk about guns. we have the atf. nothing here. there's not a damn thing anybody can do about it. you can't be so this is a guy who's actively cheering the killing of russians in ukraine, who's actively fomenting and fueling the ongoing conflict. there was a hypocritical piece of and of course go to lindsey enough for us to graham. and he kind of defines this war hungry american, at least till never fight in the war. the kids will never find in the war. nobody in the extended family willing to the ultimate war begins. and those do to find themselves very deep down inside of mountain eating k

howard zucker and nurse sally dresden, your d.o.h. commissioner and deputy commissioner, should in my opinion, have their medical license taken away and never have anything to do with the practice of medicine again based on their advice on this letter to you that the three of you are on the top of this letter having endorsed. >> dr., if i may, it said, you cannot solely refuse a person based on the diagnosis, which is the same thing that cms cdc says -- >> who cares, if they are diagnosed with covid, what does it matter? you can't say it is because i have diabetes. >> you say, i can't take care of them. a nursing home had total discretion . >> they would have to, they had a patient coming from the hospital diagnosed as positive for covid and they had no other medical issues, medically stable, by the way has nothing to do with whether they are infectious or not, the nursing home could turn them away at that particular point. that is not what the letter says, the letter says they have to take them. >> dr., the advisory does not supersed

well i'm glad zucker bucks are off the table.at mark is very savvy and he wants to have it both ways. because while he's saying this, while he's confessing to what anyone who was paying attention understood to be true at the time, his plat form, facebook, is censoring conservative speech like the iconic photo of donald trump during his assassination attempt as he raised his fist, has blood on his face and facebook said they take was misinformation. they were saying that this was anil tarred photo when it was -- an altered photo when it was totally true. while i'm glad mark's not going to give upwards of $400 million to get out the vote efforts and mainly democratic areas, i do think that his platform should stop suppressing the speech of conservatives and thinkers that dissent from the prevailing leftist orthodoxy. maria: for a group that says donald trump is a threat to democracy, the democrats are being awfully silent about all of this censorship threatening our democracy, threatening free speech across the world. >> i think it

for more background, i spoke to zucker transferred from swans the university. he deals with international relations and the impact of technology. i asked him how he described what's going on across living on. this is a very unprecedented attack in terms of scale. i mean terms of the use of the pagers, but it is not unprecedented for either way up to high and explosives in, in values, elements for example, books or packages or even phones. we've seen in the past how israel explosives and the phone, for example, we're leaving a come aust, chief ball maker. so it is unprecedented in terms of the scale, but not so much in terms of the practice itself. how long would you say this is being in the planning? it must be not quite sometime in the planning, especially because it requires uh certainly boxes to the pagers. if it, if it is confirmed that it was automatically explosives, these explosive must have been placed at some point in between the production and the distribution of these painter decide with entail. uh, no totally technological prowess, but also certain

and i'll, i'll just, i'll kind of, i'll do this with my head of the bulls and when it comes to old zucker berg, and congress, when i'm free to use, uh, things i've ever seen happen. there is somebody who is actually drenched in blood, who probably sleeps in a coffin and is hooked up to the blood of young gentlemen. the fluids probably is a mind called lindsey graham, one of the most blood thirsty war, hungry freaks that ever stood on 2 fucking legs. he actually accused pearl, a lizard boy, sorry, as joker as a board of having blood on his hands. this is in say, will the video of the mr. zachary burke, we're stuck brewing the companies before us. i know you don't mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands. yeah. you have a product, so you've got a product of products. that's killing c is. yeah. and they got a product where i find young guys didn't we any cigarettes deal and table? we did some about it. maybe not enough. you're going to talk about guns. we have the atf. nothing here. there's not a damn thing anybody can do about it. you can't be. so this is a guy who's actively chee

. >> you've got an app your end zucker box app in works tell us. >> first of all after 2020 pandemicction mark zuckerberg was able to give money to groups supposedly for pandemic use but weren't tunz out 99% went to electering getting vote out most swing states 92% focused on democratic voters to polls this election 2020 presidential election, was decided by less than 44,000 votes in three swing states we have a nail-biter into november, we were able to get the act passed in the out of the ways and means committee going to house floor hoping to get that passed there as well why it is so important is not for profit groups using money to interfere in elections using money to prime the pump get voters out to focus on only democratic voters not, and that is still happening 28 states have band it including wisconsin, important that is one of crucial swing states but still happening what is even worse that we've talked about on this show, maria, the executive orders signed by yb in 2021 where biden administration is tasking each agency in federal government of which vast and many, too many

immediately to my left is pam zucker who retired from "national public radio." after more than two decades of reporting i'm hearing a little bit she will introduce herself and you are going to go i recognize that voice so wait for it come it's coming. i want to mention her current work she is with the elections group and she published a publication that we will talk about today which is an extensive guide for reporters on how to cover the 2024 election so will spend time talking about that. also with us is sabrina schaefer and she is the vice president of public affairs at our street and prior to that senior leadership of two prominent public affairs firms in washington the white house writers group in the herald grew. she's a frequent media commentator and we have seen her on "cnn" and fox and c-span. we are really tickled to be hanging out with sabrina. we also have rupe roshto has the unending global unenviable position of being the one working journalist on a panel with the three women who are trying to influence working journalists. he's great to be a good

i'm adam zucker with today's sports news. >>> on the pga tour, scottie scheffler capped off his incredibleirst fedex cup title. and in major league baseball, the reds walked off the brewers in extra innings and the cardinals defeated the yankees by a football score to take the series. >>> for 24/7 news and highlights go to cbssportshq.com. [ music playing ] hey, flo. cool leg warmers. thanks. they are just for the bus ride to work. they are not part of the official uniform. no tunes today? no. my apartment was robbed last night. took my cable ready tv, vcr, portable cassette player. yup. all the latest tech. if only progressive had renter's insurance like their home insurance. then we could bundle our cars and get the same 24/7 protection. -i think we just invented that. -huh. this is the best day ever. well i still got robbed. well still pretty good day. it was one thing when my mom got alzheimer's, but then we started noticing things that seemed...off. she developed agitation that may happen with dementia due to alzheimer's disease. sometimes she'd fidget with her fingers, get suddenly o

couple of examples, everyone talks about it but i have to mention it, it's a good crisp example, david zuckernderstand that we have a i, we have an understanding of the need for storage, but sometimes i think we get confused, myself included, that when we talk about the cloud, the cloud is not the sky. the cloud is in the ground, it's in a data center and data centers are the physical real estate that we need to unlock the potential of productivity across the economy. another example, just to give one more, it's a little different, broadly speaking industrial. again, you've got automation and robotics disrupting the supply chain of products. you have e-commerce disrupting the supply chain of products. what is interesting with real estate is the physical link that's necessary and what is different now is we need modern infrastructure, right? modern warehouse distribution facilities. 70% of the industrial space today is more than 20 years old and isn't really conducive to the demands we are seeing in the evolution of the supply chain. really, for robotics and buildings. they see opportunities t

zucker berg calling it the best mixed reality te vice today. it's $200 less than the $499 version out now. it brings some features from that higher-end version such as group fitness classes. for use by the the enterprise. the other big news of news, the company is used by over 400 million people including 185 million people using it across messenger, facebook, whatsapp, weekly. now meta announcing that use rs can talk to meta ai and talk back to you. you can ask questions or give it commands. users can pick out a celebrity voice among a number of celebrities that meta is working with. the company is unveiling their ray ban glasses including live translation, video or set reminders just by look ing at something and talking into the glasses. then the big surprise that mark zuckerberg announced around augmented reality. meta unveiling its augmented reality prototype, which is the most advanced glasses the world has ever seen. they are not a head set. there's no wires. he said they weigh less than 100 grandmothers. you can see through them and you

we ban the use of zucker bucks, and we've been aggressive at policing the voter rolls so that a we havee voter rolls. and when people have run afoul of our election laws, this election crimes unit we've created has referred the these people to prosecution. and you've had over 50 people just in the last couple years that have been convicted of various types of voter fraud. here's, i think, what they're trying to do, why they oppose voter id. so in the state of florida, we require voter id. we also prohibit issuing any type of photo id to illegal aliens. no driver's license, no local government ids, no private organizations are allowed to issue illegals photo id, and we don't recognize out-of-state licenses or any type of id for illegals. what that means is it's almost impossible for an illegal to register to vote. in some of these states where they do issue those id cards, they can go in and there's really no check of the citizenship that has been done. so we've been very aggressive in ensuring that only u.s. citizens are on the voter rolls. when we've identified people that have voted i

the the most important election we have, president of the united states, and he also said no more zucker's not going to spend money at certain locations around the country which i think all four of those are good fuse. 9 and the -- fuse. and the -- news. and the fact that he confirm all that literally 60 some days before our presidential election i think is good news because who knows what they were going to try this year. the fact they've admitted to it, i think it's less likely they do the censorship that they did before. and, again, one of the key issues in this campaign, the republican party is the party of free speech, protecting your first amendment right to speak out on political issues. the democrat party is the party of censorship. that's why tulsi gabbard and rfk jr. endorsed president trump, they know our party will protect your liberties and sure right to speak. sean: no doubt. and your to -- our overlapping theme is the fbi, giving pressure and notice to meta that there could be some russian disinformation that comes out about the bidens and maybe burisma. the fbi's also res

include folks in my family and will you had issues with the way that 2020 was handled, had issues with zucker blocks, for example, hundreds of millions of dollars being sent through non-profits to do get out the vote. >> there's people who think the earth is flat. again there's people around the dinner table. i think the earth those are facts. those are facts. >> congressman kinzinger i mean is this normal? i mean, it's amazing to me how this has now just like, oh, of course, he's tweeting out this stuff about this denigrate the election it's disgusting. and man, scott, i love you, but come on dude, are words have an impact on this country. but country that you and i both thought for people look up to people, even besides donald trump, for a taste of what's going to happen, the this election when donald trump is saying this is exactly what he did before 2020 when he is saying that the election is going to be stolen all he's doing is setting up so that when he loses, if he loses, he can then turn around and say, see, i told you it was going to be stolen. it's going to be stolen. let's be clear

so we get a call from jeff zucker, of all people from at the time, from wnbc. then he was heading up nbc and they were having a real drought. they hadn't had a top ten show in a long time, and they were not doing well. and i'll never forget we walked into his office. he took the key out of the door and threw it under the chair at rockefeller center. he locked the door. he said, you're locked in. we're not going to leave the room until we have a deal. so we made a deal and abc was not happy about it. actually, the man from abc that made the deal with us, tough person, i think like the president, he quit over this and he quit. he said, we made a deal with these people. and he was second guessed by eisner and he actually quit. and it was a lot of anger about it. but we made a deal with nbc instead of abc. we did have the original deal with abc. anyway. it goes on television. and the first week it was like at number ten, which is very, very hard. and by the way, the agent told me, you've got to break the deal. you're going to be embarrassed because you're going to

howard zucker and nurse sally dress lynn, your doh commissioner and deputy commissioner should in my opinion have their medical license taken and away and never have anything to do with medicine again, the three of you are on top of this letter having endorsed. >> doctor, if i may, it says you cannot solely refuse a person based on the diagnosis, which is the same thing the cms, c.d.c.-- >> who cares if they're diagnosed with covid what does it matter? you're saying, you didn't say it's because they have diabetes you have to-- >> i can't take care of them, i can't take care of them. the nursing home had total discretion. >> if they had a patient coming from the hospital that was diagnosed as positive for covid and they had no other medical issues and medically stable which by the way has nothing to do with whether they're eninfectious or not. the nursing home could turn them away at that point. that's not what the letter says. the letter says they have to take them. >> i know, doctor, the advisory does not supercede the law. the law is very clear, the attorney general said the law wa

zuccala >> andrew steven zucker >> igor zukelman >> and my brother, john.ou remain with us now and forever in our hearts and minds, and your life and spirit continue to inspire us in many ways. your sacrifices strengthen us. and i know you're proud of her child, your son has grown. we are confident you have found faith with god we ask you bless the precious souls taken 23 years ago, those who sacrificed themselves with bravery and help us move forward and may we never forget and god bless america. >> and my brother, joey. just a good man. always putting everyone ahead of himself. when we leave earth, i don't know where we go. is there basketball in schoolyards there? he will pick me for his team even though i've been missing my buckshot center court seven out of 10 times. he will pick me. we will probably lose because of me. as long as i'm not sitting on the cement wall crying because i was not picked. he was a good guy. and that reminds me, you know, you still owe me a rematch on the one-on-one. it was our last rematch, our last one-on-one. finally got the

in a letter dated august 26, zucker wrote -- zuckerberg said he regretted not speaking up about thision earlier as well as other decisions he made surrounding facebook and whatsapp, around removing certain content. president biden said social media platforms like facebook are killing people who are allowing misinformation about coronavirus vaccines to be posted on its platforms. gail, that's the story, you are referencing, correct? caller: i sure am. we were told to wear a mask. you didn't have to wear a mask. we were told children lost at least a year of school which was unnecessary. they were taking down what they wanted to take down. not all of the truth. ok? my second, is the 34 counts against trump, if you pay attention, and i did, i paid attention to everything that went on. trump was not allowed to have a witness who happens to be the head in the united states of some kind of billing sequence. they told him that witness cannot go on the stand. then there was a gag order against trump. michael cohen, stormy daniels, they were allowed to talk on every tv show. his sixth commitme

you look at where the money is going today, there's an interview today in the newsletter with jeff zuckerim a question like, it seems pretty depressing in media today, except sports. am i sort of misreading that. he kind of acknowledges yeah, that's where we are today. there's a lot of energy behind sports, particularly certain sports. we saw the nba triple the value of its rights even as cable subscribers come down. the nfl, the big story today in the newsletter is about how media executives are already looking ahead to 2029 because that's when the nfl can pull the opt-out clause in its current rights deal signed only in 2021, but that landmark event is so important to all of the media and tech companies. >> explain that. they can pull what now. >> an opt-out clause. 11-year deal they signed in 2021. an opt-out after the 28-29 season for all of the companies that carry nfl rights except disney which is one year laterally. basically if the nfl wants to say five years from now the world has changed we want to sell our sunday afternoon package instead of cbs, let's sell it to netflix, that'