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hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... giving us confidence in our future... ...and in kevin's. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >> martha: elon musk says he's relocating tesla's old head quarters from california to texas. he moved himself after covid lock downs in his california plant. there's another reason for the move and the company is not completely leaving the state. william la jeunesse reporting live for us from l.a. hi, william. >> martha, tesla will continue manufacturing in the bay area not far from the battery plant in reno, nevada. tesla's headquarters, its executives and corporate taxes will now be paid in texas. it joins 74 other companies that already left california this year, including hewlett-packard and about half of those going to texas. this brought a huge applause from employees yesterday at tesla's annual shareholder's meeting. why is it leave something according to elon musk, the cost of housing, long commute, quality of life. >> it's tough for people to afford people -- houses. t

nic, kevin and joe are all here. brian: is there any chance you will do a song about this interview? >> yes. take it back. we will. without a doubt i would have. steve: there is a story circulating on the internet that you are dating our sports guy brian kilmeade. >> are you serious? i watched the copy, that's not what it said. you will get me in trouble. >> all i said is ha ha. steve: kim, courtney and khloe kardashian. good morning, girls. tv and morning star. brian: nine time award-winning. steve: from the coca cabana. >> you are a legend. steve: in real life you are a. >> yes. steve: people asked whether or not you and i are related. >> yes. the chin and the nose and everything. steve: i have a very large nose. >> me too. steve: remember the last time william shatner was here? >> sing yourself in, mr. big shot. now is he taking over. adam sandler, chris rock, david spade, welcome to the big couch. >> why haven't i been cast in your movies. >> because i think you actually have too much personality. >> who is your

we're talking about kevin mccarthy, steve bannon, dan scavino jr. as well. how likely is it that these subpoenas could get them to talk? to testify? and how could that damage the former president? >> i think ultimately, this committee can absolutely get that testimony. just as we ultimately saw don mcgahn required to testify, even after he had asserted privilege and stalled things. i think they could try to delay things in court, but ultimately, i think that congress will get the information that it wants and that it needs. and depending on what those facts are, they could be very damaging to donald trump. people who were with him that day or spoke to him that day could expose his intent, his intent to defraud or his omissions, even his failure to do things as the commander in chief could bring him, in not criminal liability, you know, certainly the kinds of things that could be damaging to his reputation in his further future political career. >> barbara mcquade, thank you. great to see you. >> thanks, yasmin. >>> coming up, everybody, with nancy pelosi and

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>> kevin williamson set up this worlds that was so meta, not facebook meta, but, yeah, and wes craven is such a genius and the combination of that and this amazing cast that got along so well really just is magical 25 years later. >> i know it's been 25 years but can you share any secrets from the set? >> well, there was some funny things, i mean one time i dressed as like gale weathers and i squeezed into one of her silly dresses and she put on the mustache and the dewy hat and had a cup of coffee. i ran around the set and tried to scare people. >> david, i was going to ask you, what is sheriff riley up to in 2022? >> oh. >> dewy. >> dewy. >> the cast is so incredible. this new cast and it's great to work with neve and courteney again. woodsborough is more diverse than it's ever been so that was really great to see and i really like looking at this new cast and just seeing them get along the way we did as the original cast. >> and we know that a lot is under wraps, but is there anything you can tell us about this new movie? anything? >> oh, well, you know, dewey has a limp again. he

>> no. >> jimmy: kevin nealon painted this picture of you. go on his instagram page. [ applause ] >> kevin nealon is no longer my friend. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? it's a caricature. >> very cool. can i have that? >> jimmy: i bet you could have the real one if you wanted. >> no, i want that one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll have kevin sign it for you. pretty cool, huh? >> very cool. i love that, actually. >> jimmy: kevin is there staring at your face. that amount of time. >> i know. >> jimmy: it makes you wonder about kevin. >> has he done one for you? >> jimmy: he hasn't, it's not that i haven't hinted. [ laughter ] he hasn't, yeah. i think he decided he doesn't want to spend that much time with my face. >> probably. >> jimmy: we have a special something. we have a special treat for everyone in our audience -- except for one girl who won't clap the right way. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] okay, look, good, right. >> what heat she has got tonight. what heat. how great is this gift? >> jimmy: it's pretty great. >> i'm excited about it

kevin, thank you. always good to see you. >>> coming up, today. today marks the deadline for trump allies to respond to subpoenas from the committee investigating january 6th. but is there any consequence if they don't? we're going to dig into that next. as they say, if history tells us anything, the ansel, "no." it lo. ...hearing about it 24/7 is painful enough... i don't want to catch it. well, you can't catch shingles, but the virus that causes it may already be inside you. does that mean bill might have company? - stop. you know shingles can be prevented. shingles can be whaaaaat? yeah prevented. you can get vaccinated. oh, so... i guess it's just you, me and bill then. i'm making my appointment. bill's all yours... 50 years or older? get vaccinated for shingles today. alright. y'all know when they say your home is a reflection of you? well helene found herself in a lamp. no joke. i got a fancy grown up lamp to make me feel like a fancy grown up. mhm. adulting ain't easy. ooh! check this one out. waffles loves her dog bed. we can hardly get he

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dutch bros is very focused on the customer experience and so is kevin johnson they don't just remember your name their system remembers your past orders it's surreal they had my annihilator drink down after a half dozen visits i felt like dutch bros was my home at the same time, the drive through concept, it's not that good, it's not a great home but i lived in my car for a while. the store is less than 1,000 square feet but they stick them on 25,000 square foot lots to handle all the car volume. that's allowed them to put up magnificent numbers. that's year the store was the size of like this. it's like this i'm not kidding. it's like that where did those lines go they average $1.7 million. it's an insanely high amount average check size $7.50 the drive through focus stops design to capture demand during peak hours to generate 40% more sales. ranging from 35 to 75% that's ludicrous more than half of the locations are franchises imagine how focused on company owned stores because it's too attractive to pass up. that's chipotle. business is booming. in first six month, dutch bro had 8.6

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i'm kevin corke in washington. now back to more of "the ingraham angle." >> laura: it's friday and that means it's time for friday follies. add for that we are joined by raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. raymond, in the latest james bond movie, it's not just the bad guys, but an army of literary majors and feminists, is that right? >> the new bond film intentionally tuners 007. here's what james bond use. fico you're one of the most beautiful girls i've ever seen. >> thank you but i think my mouth is too big. >> now, it's the right size. for me, that is. ♪ ♪ >> but now, director says that a better version of bond was a rapist, an integrated mail trope, some of the newest movie, "no time to die" seduction scenes are traded for this. in one scene, bond asked a female agent to turn around before shaking hands with her in a scene of mutual respect and understanding. daniel craig who plays bond is okay with this new touchy-feely submissive 007. maybe they should have called it "no time to cry." laura, they creat

and i can no longer identify with kevin stitt's republican party. it is narrow and excluding the majority of oklahomans who care about values like common sense, working together, respecting one another. and i can lead where governor stitt has been unable to. . >> what do you think about the future of the republican party? what does that hold? >> well, i'm focusing on working in the democratic party to represent all oklahomans. that means across party lines as well as we know that this decision for me is because i care about oklahomans and it tran sends party affiliation. people don't fit neatly into a tidy category. they will vote for the leader who can lead them forward. and kevin can't do that. >> joy, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, william shatner will join us for an interview just before his big trip to space this week. >>> and donald trump hinting at another run for the would you say. bill maher believes he is in the middle of a slow-motion coup. ♪ ♪ love is a roller coaster. to each their own love. the v

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mike shields, who advises house minority leader kevin mccarthy. and s.e. cupp. s.e., they are leaders in the republican party. scalise is perpetuating the big lie. and grassley is kind of coming up with this new lie that trump was somehow the victim in the insurrection. what does this do to the party? and what does this do to the country? >> well, it's an embarrassment to the country to watch two grown men so emasculated. so afraid of losing donald trump's support and supporters. um, and unable to say what is -- what we all know to be true. um, it' deeply disappointing. but i actually think it's worse. in some ways, people like steve scalise, lawmakers like chuck grassley -- um -- leaning into this and really giving it their full weight is, i think, worse than trump doing it. the idea that trump lies and doesn't know how to tell the truth or doesn't care about facts, that's almost baked into the cake, even amongst his supporters. but the idea that lawmakers are going along with it, very seriously, not flippantly but seriously going along with it, i think, gives

house republican leader kevin mccarthy and we have steve forbes, art laffer, steve moore, mercedes and yours truly, larry kudlow and we are going to carve up, it's not $3.5 trillion anymore, i think it's down to 1.5 or 1.75. that's too much and there's a lot of crazy still, some crazy taxes that may be in here unrealized capital gains, the war against billionaires, high taxes on earners that would take personal rate to 48% and still providing welfare for illegal immigrants, so there's a whole area that's got to be carved up and we will look at it and we will try to tell you how good or bad the economy is going to be and what to do with the stock market. ainsley: good deal. we can't wait. thank you, larry. cuddly save america kill the bill today at 4:00 p.m. on fox business. it is 8:28 on the east coast. the world series, will cain with behind scene looks of the prospects of getting the game on your tv. well? >> the astros took game two and when we come back i will take you on the field and behind the scenes into what makes a baseball game a massive entertainment spectacle coming up on

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kevin in massachusetts kevin. >> caller: big, big boo-yah, jim. >> massive boo-yah back to you. >> caller: rock star hey, before i get to my equity, is nvidia a german shepherd, your new dog >> no, it's actually a cattle dog. 47% -- it's an australian cattle dog but thank you for asking a guy on the street today and he said boy i love you. i love nvidia right back how can i help >> caller: my equity is bionano -- >> that's as speculative as you can get. understand that that one could be cut in half and no one would care that's the problem vito in new jersey vito. >> caller: boo-yah. >> good to have you on the show. what's going on? >> caller: long time fan love your show listen, i'm calling about plug -- >> i love hiram. we were talking about the investment club and i said i am a huge investor of green hydrogen plug is the most bismal way to play it. i myself prefer -- oh, boy, whatever but i prefer one thing and one thing only lending. why lending? because they make the -- they are the largest maker of hydrogen you need a lot of hydrogen to have green hydrogen. let's go to richard in was

this was supposed to be the weak house kevin kratz passed the bipartisan infrastructure plan and give president biden a much-needed legislative victory. this sunday, the party is still deadlocked between the moderates who want infrastructure and progressives who are determined to block that bill until i get the massive social spending they want. president biden is talking about taking weeks about trying to resolve the differences within his own party. the real danger? he ends up with neither part of his domestic agenda. in a moment, we will speak with senior advisor cedric richman and cala to california congressman ro khanna. but let's bring in david at the white house with the latest on the effort to find a compromise. >> high matt, chris. as he was senator, joe biden spent it was 40 years on capitol hill compromising. finding a compromise in this congress will be tough, but it is not possible. before leaving for a week and a delaware, a confident president biden said that he will take its time pushing both items on his list list. but telling progressives that they must come off of t

. >> kevin: steady republican voters in rural areas. both of them very interesting. here is a look at their closing arguments. >> youngkin is on the other side, ended his campaign on a racist dog whistle, banning toni morrison's book. >> we can see the clear distinction between my opponent's desire to put government between parents and their children, my opponent's desire to stand up for big government over individual freedom. america is watching this race. all eyes are on virginia, all eyes. >> reporter: donald trump looms large in this race. you mentioned he's having this tele-event. youngkin won't be going. terry mcauliffe never misses a chance to tie youngkin to trump. leesburg, arguebly the most important county in the state. it's a place that joe biden won by 25 points and it's a place where absolutely young kin has to keep those margins of victory for him down. if he can keep it within 15 points, that's going to be trouble for the democrat. for the challenger, it would be an incredible upset. if he kept it within 15 points, expect to see both of them out on th

people, places things, but he has no venom quite as vicious as that for republicans who don't sort of kevin mccarthy him, pick out his favorite flaifrd star bursts and recant the truth about the insurrection. there is no one more vilified by trump and his crowd than republicans who, in his crew, cross him. >> did president -- the former president has been incredibly effective in this area. the list of moderate republicans that survived the trump era is small, if not non-existent. just this week, jeff flake was confirmed to be an ambassador for joe biden. just a clear example of where these people stand in trump's world, and the stronghold that trump continues to have on the party here even if his -- his raleighs and his speeches and everything are not broadcast on national television and are not given full attention, he continues to show this strangle hold on the party that continues to move in his direction. it's not like it's moving away from him. it is moving closer and closer to him like the example we saw today. >> congressman, that's what so remarkable. he was one of the biggest elect

still not there because he is refusing to get the vaccine, but they are the favorites right now with kevin durant and james harden on that team, who superstars who can pull off the championship without kyrie. >> that's the elephant in the room. will we see kyrie this year? >> i won't believe it until i see a vaccine truck driving up to barclays center giving him the vaccine. he refused to get the vaccine, and he'll lose out on money, but he says he's not anti-vaccine, but he's doing what's best for him. he says at this point he won't get the vaccine. >> making the decision. we'll see if they can match the wnba final. that's all i'm saying. >>> we're following a lot of other headlines this morning including jury selection getting under way in the trial of the murder of ahmaud arbery. >>> and scandal plagues south carolina lawyer alex murdaugh, accused of stealing insurance money. >>> now to ginger. >>> first snow, about an inch. dropped to 32 degrees in vermont. it's the highest point in vermont. it's a month beyond average. we are late, and even new jersey had their warmest start to fall.

kevin, thank you. see you in a minute. treasury secretary jenny yelling is defending new biden administration proposal that would allow the irs to review every account with the balance above $600 or with more than $600 worth of transactions in a year. so basically everybody within accounts. conservatives are bashing the plan labeling at regulatory overreach and invasion of privacy. >> janet yellen has been very clear. they want to spy in your checking account, want to look at any check you write were deposit. that is over $600 pair the only reason they want to do that is to basically squeeze more tax money out of american taxpayers. >> shannon: she says the move is designed to collect information on income that can be hidden citing an enormous gaps in the u.s. chicago mayor lori lightfoot morning and have severe if the city does not hold gang members accountable for their crime. it comes after a prominent prosecutor is refusing to bring charges against several men over a shoot-out in broad daylight which by the way was cau

yeah, i named my dresser kevin. wow! i need a kevin that holds all my clothes. alright. i am sold. . >>> it's been a high-profile game of will he or won't he, with millions at stake. the saga of keyry irving and the vaccine mandate. his apparent refusal to get vaccinated prevents him from playing in any and all games in brooklyn. but the season just a week away from starting, we should note 96% of all nba players are fully vaccinated. there's some questions about whether nets would accommodate irving by allowing him to play games on the road where there want a vaccine mandate. the news today, finally an answer -- the answer is no. nets are refusing that possibility, setting up a potential fight between the team and the players union. mel hill, what do you think? >> i'm not surprised by this outcome. if you are the brute lynn -- brooklyn nets, you kind of don't have a choice. you're pursuing a championship. you need irving available. they have to maybe their choice in -- >> there's strange bedfellows, he has donald trump junior and ted crews in his corner. how is that goi

in a statement, bryan's defense attorney kevin goff telling nbc news roddie bryan looks forward to jury selection, the trial of his case, and to returning home to his family ben crump feels optimistic about the case. >> the video is the most important witness in this entire case. >> reporter: a case underway, a story now returning to the national spotlight as the final chapter begins catie beck, nbc news. brunswick, georgia >>> now to our nbc news exclusive one of the nation's most outspoken advocates for police reform is out of a job. miami's police chief joining a long line of top cops who recently left their posts tonight, he speaks out to gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: miami's mayor once called him the michael jordan of police chiefs. but tonight art acevedo is out of a job. after city commissioners fired him just six months into his tenure. >> pretty embarrassing episode of a 35-year career. >> reporter: he claims he was fighting corruption and punished for sending a moment me accusing city commissioners for interfering with investigations but his critics say acevedo lost the trust o

mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy are playing the same role right now. >>> now, new indications in u.s. that the coronavirus the delta variant is on the decline. 9 centers disease for control and prevention said it is likely to decrease the next several weeks. hospitalizations are forecast to decline. this is due, in part, at least to an increase in vaccinations as you see there on your graph. nearly 200 million adults have had at least one dose. that is those age 18 and up. states are increasingly cracking down with vaccine mandates. first there were deadline days for health care workers in can have. cnn's jason carroll takes a look at how well health systems are meeting that requirement. >> reporter: deadline day in the nation's most populist state, all 2 1/2 million health care workers in california must be fully vaccinated or risk losing their jobs. cedar sinai and u.c. davis both show more than 90% compliance. >> we have patients, older patients, immunocompromised patients. these are safe and effective vaccines. these have to be mandated for health care workers. >> reporter: in ot

kevin devoted much of his career to enhancing the unique architecture of cultural heritage of los angeles. i had the shoes to fill and ken has left his role for his current position with the city and within the city's planning department ken is a member of the design studio. among his many responsibilities ken led the groundbreaking of the ally project. he documented historic resources across the city has 500 square miles describing not only his diversity and architecture but also the curb cost -- cultural community. anyone who knows los angeles can appreciate the size and scale of this massive undertaking. stephen schaefer describes himself as a photographer with a preservation distraction. two decades behind the lens of the camera he's become an expert in the group new and intellectual architecture. he caught the cut the preservation bug as it were after seemingly endless days of preservation to the 1881 historic -- victorian farmhouse then drawn to buildings large and small in his crisscrossing america documenting significant places with the historic american building buildings survey

then detective kevin mckinney raced down interstate 80. he met the current forensic steam the next morning. >> they started sifting and it didn't take very long once it started. >> it was mickey. in a shallow grave, beneath a clump of sage brush. five miles from home. >> it was very emotional. the age of the victim and the brutality. i guess, disturbing would be the word. >> had mickey been beaten, cut, stabbed, repeatedly. >> several jagged slashes across her face, neck, head. the blood loss had saturated the ground underneath her. >> what kind of personal? >> yes. it was very aggressive. it was not a precision type of injury. >> and then those police men had to go to mickey's family and tell them what they found. >> my heart sank to my stomach. and i screamed. i just dropped and i just kept screaming. >> the one thing i will never, ever forget in my entire life is watching my daughter, dj, scream. just scream i hadn't heard from her, even as a baby. and fall to the ground. in shock and disbelief. she physically did what i felt like i wan

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people like kevin mccarthy were made for this moment. it really put our democracy on such edge because one of the painful lessons is the impeachment trial, there was nothing wrong with impeachment provision or the drafting of our constitution, we don't need to change the threshold for impeachment or anything like that. if those are not animated by people who believe what's right and wrong or telling the truth then none of it works. at the same time we can given the despair here of that luxury. at the same time when i listen to mit romney explained why he was willing to convict and he had grandchildren and children to answer to. there are people of virtue who justify the faiths our founders have. we can control our own destiny. >> everyone should read it and it's chilling. many at the capitol that day serving our country went through similar experiences, they're gut-wrenching and frightening. you are going to have people who'll not respond to subpoenas, who'll say no. can you guarantee that the job will be done to make sure to guarantee t

um, here's just so everyone can hear for themselves. >> kevin stitt. newly-elected governor of oklahoma. and excited to be here and was wonderful getting a phone call from you after our primary victory. >> that was a great victory. >> thank you. >> great job. >> we're glad to be joined, as well, by a man that i've gotten to know. he's done an incredible job with covid and with everything else he touches. governor kevin stitt. >> i was so proud that 7:04, they called the state of oklahoma for my president and your president, donald j. trump. >> so, obviously, a lot of mutual admiration between the two of them. the point there that governor stitt makes, though, called the election at 7:04. trump did win your state by 33 percentage points. carried every county. yet, despite all that, you're going against the governor and you are doing it as a democrat. so -- so, why? what's the strategy in do you think you can win? >> absolutely. there is a great interest right now in representing all of oklahoma. we have had a governor with infe ineffective leadership. o

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. >> parents republican leader kevin mccarthy talk to reporters about infrastructure and spitting legislation, few if any republican matters in the numbers will supported and is legislative briefing with the press printed. >> good day as always, some of you have been around here for a long time, maybe even longer than i have and i continue to hear the question asked have you ever seen in administration and congress as incompetent as this.

gran noche saludos la segunda partido porque el duelo de las damitas prometía enfrente tenía a kevin en la segunda victoria de san francisco en la primera y segunda le ganaba con el bat en la carrera para ver la cuenta de los ángeles cerca del izquierdo para aumentar la ventaja y poner el juego de 2 a cero para recortar la distancia en una velocidad increíble para poner a juego 2 a uno que venden se retira permite consecutiva para poner al partido de los Ángeles ayudaba en la registradora terminaba tratando de poner la tercera. >>> los gigantes con los los angeles dodgers en casa significa que habrá descanso va a tener que trabajar en equipo de san francisco y viajar a los Ángeles donde seguramente este lunes estarán enfrentando al conjunto de san francisco en la lomita va a ser un juego vivo para conseguir esa victoria y acercarse y poder tener a en casa. >>> nosotras seguiremos con toda la cobertura de esta serie de la liga nacional entre las dodgers y los san francisco solo aquí telemundo 58 para ahora me retiro. >>> comerciales. ja... ja... presentando la totalmente nueva

the democrats fiscal drama on capitol hill is house ways and means ranking member texas congressman kevin brady. >> thank you for having me. >> the democrats insist the multitrillion dollar spending plan will cost 0. you understand the math? >> that is nonsense only in washington the claim will rank up if you like your health care plan you can keep it it is simply not true by any measure, this is trillions of spending, trillions of new welfare expansions, trillions and tax hikes and even with all of that they are hoping for a bunch of budget gimmicks, they are going to borrow a bunch of money to do it and bottom line this is very costly not just in dollars and cents but in u.s. jobs, tax increase on a small businesses and also ultimately on working families in the middle class. gerry: joe biden says it's popular to all these programs expanded healthcare, expanded education and all these giveaways why isn't free money being dished out from washington, why wouldn't that be popular. >> i think what people understand exactly what the impact will be we think losing 3 million u.s. jobs and driv

some sports legends made cameos on this court, including allen iverson, kobe bryant, and kevin durant. the woman who runs the union that represents these star players iso playing offense against a mutating virus. >> she is a clever one. she is not to be predicted. monica: michelle roberts is the first female to head the national association, representing more than 450 players from 41 countries. last season, covid forced players into a bubble to finish out their games. during those weeks of isolation, black lives matter protests swept the country after the police shooting deaths of george floyd and breonna taylor. michelle: what i would describe as democracy in action. they figured it out. we will play, but under certain circumstances. the most visible example when you watch the games, y cannot avoid seeing black lives matter. it was immediately before and after games, they would start by saying "say her name." monica: they would encourage fans and players to a voice of their own. >> it is good people are finally stepping up. the younger generation feels they can do it. monica: the par

i want you to listen to this exchange between one of our reporters, julie, and kevin cramer. the former president has been out there on the big lie in a more aggressive way in the last ten days than, frankly, we've seen in a long time. listen to the dismissively of kevin cramer after this being a serious issue. >> does that concern you, as somebody who could potentially be the nominee again in 2024. you voted for him. >> doesn't concern me. again, what concerns me more is when we cancel out people who have a different view than, you know, certain other people. i'm very concerned by the cancel culture going on in this country. by the shutting down of views that, you know, mark zuckerberg disagrees with or somebody else. the last time i checked, joe biden was sworn in. he is in the oval office screwing up this country in a massive way. there's plenty of things to criticize joe biden for because he won the election. so it's not an area i spend a lot of time hanging out. not an area many people do, honestly. i, frankly, find the media's obsession with donald trump to be unhealthy

times that we have known. >> kevin arnold is just like a regular kid except in the 1960s, and he's not really aware of many of the events. like in one of the episodes, the whole family is watching the apollo 8 take off, but i'm just sitting there trying to call a girl. >> the first episode of "the wonder years," anybody who saw it remembers the ending where the first kiss with winnie and kevin arnold. the song they play is "when a man loves a woman." that moment seemed so pure and so real. ♪ when a man loves a woman can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ >> the tone of the baby boomers in the 1960s is about rebellion, about being students. by the 1980s, it's time to grow up. and so they shave their beards, give up their dashikis, and put on power suits, a whole new notion. >> oh, the yuppies. last year the politicians were all talking about winning their votes. now the young urban professionals and the rest of their baby boom generation are being wooed by advertisers and their agencies. >> by the '80s, it was pretty clear that the generation after the generation of the '60s may be e

this:four years ago "national review" by kevin williamson is a prime example. you want the great enduring stupiditys of modern economic life is the belief that buying american is somehow beneficial to the united states as a whole. just by american credo protect american jobs? certainly not. it is difficult to imagine a more misguided view of things but there you have it. be reliant on communist china for anything critical to our survival is moronic in the short and long-term and most americans are coming to understand the fact. president biden didn't create the supply chain problem but his policies won't fix it. watching democrats twist themselves into knots over their multi-trillion dollars spending bills, how many trillions here, what can we agree to we see what they are about all this. >> the reconciliation bill is about priorities. >> childcare that is universal. >> we have a generational obligation, historic obligation to address climate change, to transition from fossil fuel combustion to clean and renewable energy. >> the conciliation bill was the culmin

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they are trying -- they don't want to anchor kevin mccarthy. history will judge those of us in positions of public trust. remember that as you cast your votes. as you think about how you will answer, what did you do when congress was attacked. >> history will remember what liz cheney and house democrats are trying, she back the creation of a january 6th committee despite the fact that doj already investigated. our next guest pointed out, one of the largest doj, no probes in us history. glenn greenwald is an independent journalist, author of securing democracy. you go so far as to call his congressional posturing dangerous. why is it particularly dangerous other than being foolish? >> we have the 3 branches of government assigned different powers, important that one take power if the constitution doesn't assign it. when there are crimes committed as there were on january 6th, the branch investigates and the judiciary determines guilt with all these safeguards, it's not the job of congress to investigate private citizens to determine whether or n

. >> harris: it's reaction from house minority leader kevin mccarthy, pure insanity, a slap in the face to law abiding citizens who wake up and pay their taxes. texas republican dan crenshaw said for perspective if a service member is killed in action their next of kin gets an insurance payment of $400,000. let that sink in. republican jim jordan with this. let's watch. >> you are going to pay people half a million dollars who broke the law at the same time the biden administration is getting ready to raise taxes on the hard working families of this country. you get amnesty with democrats and now they pay you for breaking the law. >> harris: we could hear you agreeing. i have a follow-up question for you. you mention the moderates and independents are moving away from the democrats and where are they going? can you put them in your party? >> i think we are going to catch some of them and they are supporting us by saying look, families are struggling. people are trying to get back to work. we've got 10.4 million unfilled jobs in this country. we are trying to work with individuals on job

. >> reporter: "new york times" tech columnist kevin roose has written extensively about misinformation on facebook. why don't they just say, oh, sorry, we'll have our amazing artificial intelligence wipe this information off the platform? >> well, it is not as easy as it sounds. for one, a lot of people disagree about what misinformation is. you have to walk a very fine line between removing genuinely harmful content from the site, while also not engaging in what they would consider censorship. >> reporter: facebook declined our request for an interview, but it rejects the notion it is killing people or that it is doing nothing to fight covid misinformation. the company points out that it has deleted over 20 million false posts, shut down the accounts of 3,000 repeat offenders, put warning labels on 190 million questionable posts, and promoted factual vaccine information by building, among other things, a vaccine finder to help people get their shots. in a statement, facebook added: "we're encouraged to see for people in the u.s. on facebook, vaccine hesitancy has declined about 50%, a

in senate who voted in a bipartisan fashion to move the infrastructure bill forward, should talk to kevin mccarthy and the republicans in the house who are opposing a bill, opposing a proposal that many of them had expressed support for in the past. because they are either being pressured by special interests or by their own leadership, whatever it may be. we suggest he spend some time talking to them. go ahead. >> final agreement around $2 trillion, is that somewhere the white house is comfortable, where you are trying to land this? >> press sec. psaki: i will not negotiate from here obviously, we know and said from the beginning some will have to come up, some will have to come down. and if there was an agreement on what the final looked like, you would know that. >> in your statement last night, common goal you cited was clean energy, does that mean how you are defining clean energy? obviously progressives see it one way, senator manchin wants to include natural gas. >> press sec. psaki: clean energy, what we're referring to is steps to address the climate crisis. a number are included

so we'll get the house side of things with representative kevin mccarthy, obviously, the leader of the gop. he's coming up with ways to fight back on this radical agenda. john ratcliffe is here, former director of national intelligence. why? because remember that story that general mark milley told us that he had to call his chinese counterpart to tell him that trump was not going to invade china because they were worried and he had to, quote, deescalate. a lot of people say that was treason, so we want to get to the bottom of it. what did the actual intelligence say? john ratcliffe knows. he was the director of national intelligence. was there really intelligence that says that there was any reason to believe that trump was going to invade china? we're going to get the facts today. john ratcliffe has something to say about that. and let me not even go into this overreach of, you know, calling american citizens domestic terrorists with this overreach of the doj. candace owens is here. she wants to talk about all of these new rules for soccer moms and why all of the sudden moms are the

. >> reporter: kevin more land has been in a wheelchair since a bicycle accident 25 years ago, but that hasn't stopped him from getting around in alameda where he lives. the sandwich board is one of his favorite lunch spots. >> the baked turkey is fresh every day. >> reporter: so he was surprised to learn another disabled person had sued the mom and pop sandwich shop under the ada. supply mean, it's not blocked. there's no blockage. you roll right in there, get the sandwich and pay. >> reporter: porlango garcia from southern california hadally sued more than 60 other businesses around the same time. michael slow the sandwich board's own. >> we never saw the plaintiff come toy sine >>orr: he wants thwants garcia to be declared a so- called secretary of stateacious litigant. >> because it's not fair. this law is not fair. we've machine business for almost 40 years and never had a complaint. we're not going to settle. >> reporter: mark rogers, owner of lola's chicken shack down the street sales fighting back. >> you know, at first, everybody advice is just pay it off and be done with it, a