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jerry dunleavy? guest: the incident he is referring to that loudoun county a judge, i believe yesterday in juvenile court, did conclude that a teenage girl had been sexually assaulted by a teenage boy who had been wearing a skirt and the girl's restroom. that is what a judge concluded yesterday. that incident, the father showing up at the school board meeting and protesting, that incident was one of a number of incidents cited in the national school board association's letter calling on the justice department to take action. that letter has apologized for. host: melissa, bloomfield, iowa, independent. caller: thank you. speaking of the national school board association, i would like to hear what you have to say about biden offering the person in charge of the national school board association that sent that letter to the government a job in the government and i would like to let biden and everybody in the government know we american people run this country, he doesn't. thank you. host: go ahead. gues

meanwhile ben and jerry's co-founders ben and jerry, are now coming under fire after failing to give a reason for their refusal to sell their ice cream in parts of israel for political reasons but not doing the same thing here in the u.s. let's watch. >> if you disagree with the israeli government policy why not stop sales completely? >> well, i disagree with the u.s. policy. we couldn't stop selling in the u.s. >> you guys are big proponents of voting rights. why do you sell ice cream in georgia and texas? why are you still selling there? >> i don't know. >> one thing that's different is that what israel is doing is considered illegal by international law. >> harris: twitter coming down hard on ben and jerry. one user said it's clueless hypocrisy. another user tweeted none of this is sincere, it is white boomers terrified of young progressives and just want to fit in. crystal. >> well listen, they're the founders of this company and they have the option to decide how and where they are going to sell their products. does this interview cause damage to their company? absolutely. it do

well, come famous player, jerry, why not the study when i'm at. it is a wonderful stadium. i am sure the final will be spectacular for the fans, for the players, for me as a coach, and we can already anticipate the atmosphere. this is just top level, all the infrastructure here is excellent. it is a privilege to take part in the integration of such a stadium as we did previously with the leaf and national algebra move and had been ali out and my mom now and i all about the stadium job. but what about the match being? how that later this is ally calls are be between really the 2 biggest teams they saw. you have the training happening outside playing al. right. but i think that for you is that the 2 coaches might be more familiar names . you have jeviana that we just heard from that he touches outside. i'm also a frenchman for my work. when i himself long, long, he's coaching l ran that around. have just find some pretty big names. say book colombian, 100 century guys outside has got some people in the team. that's a really well. well, i would say for a well cup said in thank

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. >> gary hoover is the author of this book jerry hoover is the author of this book, the lifetime guide to reading, and learning, but before we get into the themes of the book, and nearby are graffiti, it says, you live in a 33 room house. 32 rooms, of which, containing books. 57,000 books, in total. can you explain? >> i'm afraid, a few more came last week. i need to be closer to 60,000. it is an addiction, and there's no 12 step program for book collectors. >> 33 room house though? >> i found a good bargain on an abandoned community health clinic in, a small town in texas. so, it's got all of these little exam rooms. they are just perfect for filling up. so, each room is a different subject. it's a very unusual living arrangement, to put it mildly. >> how many of those 60,000 books have you read? >> i, i actually, don't read books. or, with the limits. i have a method. it's in the book we're talking about today. i call it, digesting a book. what i really am, is an information junkie. i collected world atlas, us and maps, when i was seven years old. just trying to figure out how the wo

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the majority of that is imported into the block from countries including how jerry, a norway and qatar, but mainly russia. some say that the kremlin is fueling the price rise by failing to boost gas supplies in order to pressure the you to prove the controversial nordstrom to pipeline. at an energy conference in moscow though, present, vladimir putin said russia was ready to increase supply electron enough for us really to do sure. if they ask us to increase deliveries, we are ready to do so we are increasing them as much as our partners are asking us to avoid future energy crises. the u commissioner says countries must focus on transitioning away from fossil fuels to renewables. some analysts say that would also help your become more self reliant when it comes to energy. if we had had in europe national governments that did 20 years ago, renovate the homes, like we knew how to do that, did roll out solar heating systems as soon as the seventy's, because this is super haul technology, we would be in a much better situation today. would be consuming much less gas. we will be much less r

everybody, but jerry seinfeld who shot that down when it came his way. saying the idea seemed sad but if it's a new series, they need to invite this guy back on the show, can we watch? >> what's is the mood? what's going on tonight? what about the defendant heard the so-called, new york, for a. how are they holding up? >> was at a great moment in you career? vicki it was a great honor to b in this seinfeld finale. and i guess they all figured that they couldn't top that, so why bring it back. jerry says it would be bad to bring it back. in original. he says that's not the way you win emmys. he was still promoting the fact that seinfeld was going to netflix, so jerry says going forward in life, seinfeld was great while it lasted, but now it's over a. >> we saw you running on the beach on another tv series. >> the highest rated baywatch ever. >> finally, copps is back rate starting today of fox station will be airing 32 of. new episodes drop every friday, and you, we'll be hosting a post- show wrap-up tell me what i will miss because i'm not invited? to ge

bridge jerry in 1812 signed a bill that created a misshaped district from boston to the new hampshire border before going to the coast, it looked like a salamander and gary bander. get it? the gerrymandering on the republican side now and no recent years has been intense and brazen. just listen to this republican statement legislator from north carolina. >> we want to make clear that we to the extent are going to use political data in drawing this map to gain partisan advantage on the map. >> then there is the racism. take texas. you heard the phase democracy dies in darkness, right? as ari burr man points out that happened in the overnight hours of last wednesday morning around 3:30 a.m. republicans voted to redraw the state house map in a way that dilutes the power of power. white people make up 40% of the population but control 59% of the proposed districts. hispanics 39% of the population but control 20% of the new districts, less than half of the population and black people, 12 percent of the texas population 2.7% of the districts, a quarter of their population because the gop co

jerry brown was governor and he had hair at that point. i did too. so he but, newsom signed 94% of the bills that came to him. i went looking at some that he didn't and a lot have universal report both republicans and democrats. but the reason they don't push back on them is because they said, it's one thing to vote no on something on paper when you know it's going to pass. but if you're going to say let's get 2/3 of each house to go up against the governor on this and endanger your own priorities, then a lot of legislures are not so enthused on that. >> back off a little. >> you come at the king you best not miss. and so he, there's a reluctance to go at, to challenge the governor and try and override his veto. there's been no talk on overrides on any of the legislations that passes. >> the supreme court has it is refusing to halt the law in texas related to abortion. while it's under consideration this law will not be halted. so what does this mean forcalifornians. >> so of course in california our laws regarding abortions are very different from t

i was there 53 year old jerry pasco was sanctioned back in 2018 by the trump administration, along with about 2 dozen other kremlin officials with close ties to president latin reputed, following alleged russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. this latest rate is just another setback for dary pasco, who recently sued over the sanctions. a judge dismissed his lawsuit back in june in 2016 court filing. very pasco said he had difficulty getting a visa to travel to the u. s, but was able to use his diplomatic passport to visit new york 10 different times since 2009. many in the dc neighbourhood. however, say on some of those trips he did visit the home and stay at the house. reviewing renovation inside. however, no word on the last time he visited the property. when it comes to the raid a dairy pasco, spokeswoman sent out this statement, quote, the f b i is indeed currently conducting searches in the homes of all it dairy pascals. relatives, the searches are carried out on the basis of 2 court orders related to us sanctions . the houses in question are located in new york and wa

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kind in wisconsin and jerry in western illinois and kirkpatrick in arizona. they are republican leaning. then you have this weird case in the valley. the man 2 represents a democratic district is retiring, but his seat mate the west said i will run for that seat because my seat was made more republican in redistricting and i might lose. i nearly lost last time around to an under-funded latino and now he is getting a lot of money. we are likely to see a pick up of 4 republican seats. that's not good for the democrats. >> dana: you have not raft lost a single step. >> it's a sad condition. >> bill: virginia could affect the biden agenda. now you are getting manchin and bernie sanders show consumes democrats. these 2 met yesterday after sandra smith put this in a local newspapers in manchin's hometown and kamala harris showed up in the same town without telling manchin. it did not sit well with him. >> dana: no. doing an ad there. manchin and sandra smith talked it out and everything is great. >> bill: they took a picture together. >> dana: i don't think it will

is this likely to continue jerry store itch is ceo of store itch advisers a retail consulting if i were also affiliated with toys r us and hudson's bay how much of this spending is real how much is price increases? >> about 3/4 of the increase is absolutely real. the only way to look at it and have it on a level-headed basis is looking at it on a two-year basis. what were sales in september compared to september prepandemic in 2019. they were up 21% if i told you two years ago sales would be up 21% in just two years you would have told me i was a wild-eyed optimist there were no summer doldrums. i know you are good at pattern recognition. the last three months, 18, 19, 21 what are the next three months going to be, the holiday season? i bet it is going to be around 20% f. those numbers happen it is going to be a phenomenal christmas. >> let's talk about that how much is the supply side going the hold things back. >> certainly i think the big retailers like walmart, target, costco, they have been doing well all along they will keep doing well. why? they have a diversified assortment if t

>> i talked to the cofounder of ben and jerry's ice cream which aired last night. the big thing we talked about was political optimism. ben and jerry announced their decision to stop selling ice cream over disagreements of government policies. i asked them about that decision even though they did not make that decision unilaterally. i asked them if that was the business strategy, why are you not pulling from places like georgia, they are big fans of voting rights. they are still selling theirs and with the abortion ban that's passed in texas. they did say that's something we have to think about. we have not considered how to hold them accountable. >> i encourage everyone to check out the interesting interview that you did. there are progressive groups warning democrats, what are you and your colleagues actual reporting about that? >> i have a new reporting out of this analysis of the 2020 elections show exactly what you just said. they seen voters of color typically considered once reliable voting blocks for democrats. black voters and latino voters and shifts slow

and yet white men elected through racist jerry mandderred maps appoint anti-choice, anti-precedent anti-women justice to the united states supreme court to do their dirty work. and then they ask the court remove 50-year-old constitutional abortion rights. we cannot and we will not let them win. so i'm asking y'all to remember one thing. you're probably making friends, meeting people, you're out here in the streets, your sign game is on point. you know, you're here making community and building the power to win moving forward. but remember one thing. today's rally for abortion justice is not just about today. it is simply day one of a renewed fight that we and all of our allies are waging in 50 states all across the country. and i don't know if you've seen social media, but austin is popping, houston is popping, new york is popping, chicago is popping, l.a. is popping. 650 marches all across the country. we took the streets today for the first time because a real change in the oval office has not stopped the politicized, the perverse, the patriarchal idea. we outnumber them. and today we are g

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this is jerry jones, owner of the dallas cowboys. you mentioned there are people coming to his defense. here's one of them. >> i know these people. i know everybody that you've been reading about. they're outstanding proponents of our game. they have represented this game in many cases beautifully and certainly we all continue to recognize what a spotlight you're in, and the way that we should express ourself. >> that's his response to what he read in "the new york times" about these e-mails. so my question, your reaction to that, but also is this the end of his career in the nfl? is it the end of his analyst career potentially or will we see jon gruden again soon? >> i'll say this. in that statement we just heard from jerry jones, he didn't say anything about the disparaging comments. what he talked about is how good they were for the game, how much they meant for the product of the nfl, which would, to me, lands on deaf ears, right, like you never -- you addressing a situation or a scandal without actually addressing it, right? he

. >> jerry richardson was forced to sell the carolina panthers and you tell me, was it anymore or less of a toxic workplace environment than the washington football team? >> no, but you know, i don't know that. because i don't know everything that happened inside the washington football team because a lot of what happened in the washington football team has not been released. but, no, i think that it is very, very similar. and i think that that is one of the issues. as you said at the top, chuck, the nfl can do what it wants. they don't owe anybody an explanation. and as is the case in recent history with the nfl, we see it more and more, this is what we're seeing out of the league office. >> peter king, boy, a lot -- we know there is a lot more to this story. more drips and drabs will come out. it is the exact opposite my guess of what the nfl intended when they tried to sweep it all under the rug. peter king, our man on the nfl for nbc sports, thank you, sir. >>> and thank you all for being with us. we'll be back tomorrow with more "meet the press daily." and our coverage continues w

and i thought it was rather interesting that pelosi also shouted out congressman jerry conley in that statement, the congressman from virginia who she's been spending time with through this trip abroad. virginia, as you know, is going through a gubernatorial race right now that's become pretty heated between terry mcauliffe and youngkin. and that is the new sort of silent timeline we've heard from these democrats who are eager to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill without the reconciliation bill. they keep pointing to this november date as the time they must get it done. mark warner said it on the record. i think we're only going to hear these calls getting louder and louder, even as progressives continue to insist they're not going to pass this without a fully and passed reconciliation package. that's that social safety net that we have been discussing day in and day out that joe manchin and kristen sinema have been at capitol hill. >> at least lawmakers know in advance what she's going to be action. we urge our viewers to subscribe to her newsletter which is called "early 202,"

jerry, how low can this go? >> well, i suspect it can still go lower. you are absolutely right, bill. it is an historic decline. remember when he came in he had a certain amount of honeymoon that president trump never had. he was enjoying approval ratings around the high 50%. there was a sense the country wanted to month ofsh and he promised to heal the country. almost everything he has done has been not only divisive in so many respects whether regard to the enormous spending plan, the border, what's happening in afghanistan, but also as revealed a level of ineptitude and concern and most of all you see the economy and inflation rising. i don't think it is surprising. the thing i would be most worried about for biden the economy is deteriorating. inflation as everybody knows. seeing the highest rate of inflation in more than a decade. prices for all kinds of goods are going up and a tremendous supply squeeze. every evidence that the economy could drop into recession. we'll have gdp numbers for the third quarter will be weak. we could see a decline in t

jerry rice was there. >> what a way to kick off a busy weekend in the city. the giant play again tomorrow night. it should be exciting. >> anthony flores leads our team coverage from we've seen a lot of magical playoff games from right where you're standing tonight, right there with the best. >> reporter: what a great game for the giants. they were the best team for the regular season. they played like dominating the dodgers and taking game one of the divisional series. buster posey had the two-run homer. the story it was commanding performance on the hill by webb. making his playoff debut, he kept the dodgers' lineup off balance at the plate. he pitched 7 2/3 scoreless innings as the giants flanked l.a. 4-0. >> i keep saying, you dream have these moments growing up as a player and to be a part of it and do it is something that is special for sure. >> reporter: now, if you watched the game, you heard the crowd. you can also see those orange rally towels. coming up later, how the crowd kind of helped spark the victory. game two tomorrow night at oracle. anthon

robinhood thumbed his nose at the sheriff of nottingham back in the day it appears as if jerry beginsle is thumbing his nose i don't get the valuation in robinhood. i get it's cool. but i don't think this move addresses the problems they have i think it goes lower from here. >> down 8.8% >>> shares of ckedlohe martin falling. details next you are watching "fast money" next from the nasdaq site in times square we are back right after this staying up half the night searching for savings on your prescriptions? just ask your cvs pharmacist. we search for savings for you, from coupons to lower-cost options. plus, earn up to 50 dollars extrabucks rewards each year just for filling. at cvs pharmacy. [uplifting music playing] each year just for filling. ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, fly away ♪ [coins clinking in jar] ♪ you can get it if you really want it, by jimmy cliff ♪ [suitcase closing] [gusts of wind] [ding] ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? [gusts of wind] just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recyclin

gravely unjust redistricting session where republicans engage in deliberate, shameless, extreme partisan jerry mandserring. texas gained two new house seats fueled by the growth in our lat -- latino nation. republicans chose not to add the districts and according to a lawsuit filed by the mexican american defense fund, drew maps that diluted the voting rights. this process was opaque. perhaps because texas republicans hired a political operative known to have republican members of congress sign nondisclosure agreements. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record an article from the texas tribune entitled texas appears to be paying a secretive republican political operative $120,000 annually to work behind the scenes on redistricting. >> without objection. >> thank you so much. my own district was impacted in a process i have described as being akin to looting. what steps is the justice department to ensure that redistricting plans do not violate the voting rights act and discriminate against racial, ethnic and minority language voters? >> we announced before redistricting plans began bec

. >> jerry rice and steve young firing up the san francisco crowd. giants legend answering the call. the world series champ hits a and that's all giants' logan webb needed. ri ri ricerroni for the fans. >> the astros have a commanding lead 2-0 over the white sox. and you can catch both national league games today on our sister network tbs. playoff baseball has been nothing short of magnificent this early on. >> i always root for my home team. even if i don't follow it day to day. i root for my white sox. >> there you go. >> some day, coy, you'll have miami marlins highlights in there. island hold my breath. coy wire, great to see you. >>> a quick programming note on "this is life" lisa ling is exploring historical events that changed america but are rarely found in history books. in this week's episode, lisa signs light on the murder of a chinese-american in the 1980s. and the community combatting a new wave of anti-asian hate crimes. here's a preview. >> when did you realize i'm working for a chinese company. >> probably about six months after i was

. >> all right, jerry, so thank you. well, we also have an update on the forty-niners. they are in the chicago area. this weekend hoping to snap a four-game losing streak. yeah, good luck to them and doing a that just got a little bit easier. that's the good news here. the bears will be without all pro linebacker khalil mack. he has been ruled out with a foot injury. but chicago's white kitten. any sympathy from the niners who have seen their season completely derailed by injuries. defensive lineman javan kinlaw who just has not seemed to be able to stay on the field since he was drafted and will miss the rest of the season. >> head coach kyle shanahan says for the former first round pick. he underwent knee surgery earlier this week, but he is optimistic that can law will still be a big part of the team's future. speaking of the team's future, a shanahan was also asked today if jimmy garoppolo. >> jimmy g is one bad game away from losing his starting job to trey lance. here's what the coach had to say. >> i i would never answer a question like you guys can ask a 1000 di

we can tell you you have never seen jerry seinfeld like this before >> oh, great tease i'm in >>> 8:00, friday morning, the congress avoids a partial shutdown, but they fail to reach an agreement on the president's infrastructure plan putting his larger goals in jeopardy now peter alexander joins us with the latest good morning >> reporter: good morning. the democrats overnight scrapped these plans for the promised vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. leaders have been unable to unite the duelling wings of their party behind a social and climate plan house speaker pelosi says that vote will now happen today she insists they are making progress and the white house says they're going to pick up negotiations again this morning. clearly, this is a pivotal momentod that's that there is no government shutdown. congress approving funding to keep the government open through early december still, lawmakers are no closer to resolving another self-inflicted fiscal crisis, a potentially catastrophic default on the nation's debt that could happen as soon as october 18th the treasury secretar

like nestle, the world's largest food and beverage company, unilever, maker of dove soap and ben & jerry's, procter & gamble, from grooming products to diapers, and dannon, maker of yogurts and plant-based milks, even evian water. inflation shooting up by 5.4% in just a year. that supply chain crisis taking center stage. gas prices also rising to their highest point in seven years. at some stations in california, over $5.00 a gallon. >> much of the reason is the continued rise in the price of oil, which is going up as demand globally continues to rise, partially due to an energy shortage overseas. >> reporter: whit, the steepest prices of the year are expected just before the holidays when millions will be hitting the road. whit? >> something to watch in the days ahead. gio, thank you. >>> now to a parade of storms slamming the west coast. three storms, the third one a so-called bomb cyclone, sending an atmospheric river of heavy rain toward the shore. this satellite image showing the trio of swirling storms. the third one on the left set to reach california on sunday. the first of those s

disadvantage at the ballot box baked into the system to advantage rural voters and portion of electoral votes, jerry band er gerrymandered. republicans have spoken out in support of electing democrats. as max boot writes, i'm a single issue voting. her says simply put, i have no faith that we will remain a democracy for republicans to win power, thus, i'm continue to vote exclusively for democrats until the gop seizes to pose a threat to our freedom. max boot, washington post columnist and senior fellow for national security studies at the counsel and foreign relations joins me with maya wiley, legal analyst and mayoral candidate. max, you know, it is this weird thing where you and i started out on very opposite sides of the world in terms of our believes about things like the iraq war and we're on the same side. you know, walk us through how you got to the point where you're saying just vote exclusively for democrats because i know in virginia right now, there is a republican that tried to put himself forward. when i look at him, i see another guy to get pressured to go along and do whatever it is

he's the author of numerous other books, including ones on american populous, a book on jerry falwell, and he is a guggenheim fellow. i happen to know he is working on a new brilliant interpretation for a textbook for american history you should all expect to be purchasing in the next 18 months or so. so matt, i turn it over to you. >> thank you so much, jeff, and thank you to the panel for putting this together. it's been interesting hearing the first couple of papers. and how this is popped up. because this is a topic i will focus on. as we all know, religion can inspire great behavior and bad behavior. when i will be discussing is how religion can inspire presidential hatred. this is not a surprise to anybody in this room. we can see how groups of religious activists have hated barack obama, joe biden. i'm going to talk more about the roots of that. we are comes from but also specifically on franklin d. roosevelt. the reason this has not gotten as much attention as it should, is that there has been a real problem with historiography. there is a sense that when jerry falwell came on

should, as there has been a real problem in history augur for you, there has been a sense that when jerry falwell came on the scene in the late 1970s and organize the moral majority it was at that point that white evangelicals began to critically mobilize it. that is just wrong. anyone has read the literature knows that is wrong. but it perpetuates itself continues to spread that evangelicals are apolitical until the last couple of generations. what is going to show you today's how the rise of new deal liberalism inspired a new evangelical political activism which organized itself into real hatred for president franklin delano roosevelt. why did they hate roosevelt what was the issue? the real issue behind this is they believed franklin roosevelt was ultimately setting the stage for the rise of the antichrist. diabolical world leader who's going to take power to the ends of times. they were convinced we are living at the end of history. so in their minds and their magazines and on the radio stations they were continuously looking for signs that would tell us how close we were to what the