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we have pete buttigieg joining us from the biden campaign he's a surrogate for biden we'll talk to him all about it joe? >> thank you, andrew more fallout from china's new security law in hong kong. australia's government has advised its citizens not to travel to hong kong. those who are there should reconsider their need to remain there. the warning said the new law could be interpreted broadly and australians could face deportations or transfer to mainland china for prosecution there. whoa changing my travel plans near term it warns that its citizens could break the vaguely defined national security laws without actually meaning to. australia also followed canada in suspending its extradition treaty with hong kong. just reading that gave me -- it made me nervous. i would heed that warning, i think. you know what i mean, becky? >> i think so, too. >> not even a citizens and be deported to the mainland where that law might be applied? it scares me. >> well, look, we've known for a long time china has been moving closer and closer to bringing hong kong back under its wings and back into

i'm joined by pete buttigieg. i always want to call you mayor pete. can we still call you mayor pete. thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me on and congratulations on the program. >> thank you very much. i have so many questions to ask you and not a lot of time. i want to start by asking you, as a military veteran yourself, what do you make of the fact that donald trump, apparently he's still supposen with vladimir putin. he has not brought up or spoken to putin about these bounties that were placed on our men and women in military, in uniform in afghanistan. >> it's been nearly a month, and that's just since we found out about it, not since he found out about it. and what's even more disturbing than the fact that he hasn't spoken with vladimir putin about it is he hasn't spoken with the american people in a level way about what happened. we're talking about bounties being placed on the lives of american troops. and to think that that was not a top concern for this president just is one more example of the utter disregard that he ha

do you realize the impeachment was actually this year, and that pete buttigieg was the lead candidate for president of the united states in the democratic party this year? also at the very beginning of 2020, you could count the number of covid-19 cases on one hand. so here is six months of history in two minutes. it was just two days into the year 2020 that the u.s. military strike killed iranian general soleeimani. later that month, the impeachment trial of donald trump got under way. the senate voted to acquit trump. remember all those democrats, buttigieg and sanders seemed to be the front-runners in their party's race for the white how n march, president trump declared a national emergency over coronavirus. that very same day, louisville police shot and killed breonna taylor, an mrnl room technician, in her own home after issuing a no-knock warrant. coronavirus deaths a month later crossed 27,000. $2.2 trillion milk bailout bill was signed. bernie sanders dropped out in early april, making biden the apparent nominee. coronavirus fatalities hit 28,000. by the 29th, deaths from coro

and now i am very proud to welcome bakari sellers and pete buttigieg. everyone at how would please give them a round of applause. >> thank thank you so much. p, you got me? >> yes. great to be with you. >> thank you. as a young man from denmark, south carolina, where we had three stoplights, i just want to say thank you to left bank books for welcome me into your home. with your friends and your customers and your board in your family. pete, we've known each other for very long time and it warms my spirit how well you did run for president. we all knew you were extremely capable and yet still you shocked even our greatest expectations, and we expect so much more from you now. i guess that is somewhat of a double-edged sword but i'm just thankful for your friendship. thanks for your love, , your kid words and thankful that you're spending an hour with me here today. it means a great deal to me. >> it's a pleasure. it made me think about ups and downs when i first met you and things that come to pass even since then as the presidential campaign. it makes

facebook, twitter, instagram, use the hashtag pete buttigieg. >> i've got it, sal. all right. happening today, the webster tune between the city of alameda will be closed from 830 to 9 until 5:00 tomorrow morning because of a fire drill. it is called routine. the fire response system. he will see clouds of smoke during the test. >>> right now, 20 san francisco streets have been stopped, some residents notice they are left out of the slow street program. >>> implementing slow streets, creating lockable outdoor space for people to get exercise, and maintain social distance. residents say that they have watched them proliferate through the city until the sf ta say they have been left out. a >> i am wondering why there are no street streets and my neighborhood. >> that cities densest population and highest number of pedestrian collisions, they have been pushing for slow streets for weeks and have been told that implementing streets would be difficult for the city, last and line. >>> more week is done on streets and the tenderloin, then anywhere in the city. it is hard, and they ha

buttigieg attire. >> all of our dress codes are being adjusted. i'm excited to talk with you. i know people who do the moderating q-and-a later but before we jump into the substance of the book i'm curious i've written one book and it was a memoir as well so i'm curious about your process on the page out in the world how has the reception then clicks >> i have to tell you i was starting the process not wanting to write a memoir. i was trying to write a book that no one wanted to buy with 20 or 30 different publishers. i did everything i thought you could do to get a big opportunity. they said tell me your story so i told them about where i was coming from and about the charleston massacre. at the reception i was nervous and anxious because as you know when you write your truth down, it you put everything you have onto the sheet of paper and so i am excited and anxious and hope people will read it for the sense of understanding. i wrote it over a four to five month period and the reason is because the somebody we both called a friend had a book com

. >> reporter: the biden campaign is stretched across the country with surrogates like pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar hosting economic roundtables. carley: the governor of utah declaring a state of emergency, two police officers are cleared in a fatal shooting. the salt lake city council district attorney's office splattered with red paint, protesters outraged over the ruling the police shooting death of a 23-year-old man was unjustifiable. todd: the extensive search continues in a lake near los angeles, heavy debris is making the search difficult. new surveillance video shows the last moments rivera may have seen alive. this is her and her son walking to the boat before leaving for. the child speaking on the pontoon. they went for a swim and his mother never returned. todd: the top us general pledging to investigate protests claiming russia placed bounties on us soldiers. todd: lawmakers press for more information on the uncorroborated claims. >> reporter: joint chief of staff chairman general mark millie and mark esper insisting their number one priority is the safety of us troops

major pete buttigieg is my guest. let's go outfront. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, going in the wrong direction. u.s. coronavirus death toll right now tonight is on the verge of toppi

we'll hear more about the plan from biden campaign surrogate pete buttigieg on "squawkbox." >>> coming up here on word wide exchange airlines struggling to recover from the slump in the demand what is normally peak travel time the carriers one analyst said is likely to bounce back, first here is a look at the other top headlines this morning facebook said it removed a network of more than 100 accounts tied to roger stone amazon is pulling washington d redskins merchandise from the site as calls for the team to change their name and logo increases. sflnch . >>> the ivy league cancelled fall sports. they'll reevaluate in january and open to starting the football season sometime in the spring >>> welcome back a live look at the white house in the nation's capitol, you would imagine people are paying close to the words from chinese diplomats about reconciliation >>> a quick check how the money is shaping this morning. leslie is back with more. >> good morning. stock futures facing some pressure this morning. a bit of a mixed bag you can see the s&p 500 and dow jonesed in the red slightly t

supporting it elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg. but it is not just democrats. coronavirus is spurring interest in the idea on a limited basis for people like senator mitt romney who suggested a one-time 1000-dollar a month payment to americans. ubi getting traction in places like silicon valley where executives increasingly expect robots to take over jobs handled by humans. one time foreclosure capital of the country, stockton, california, experimenting with a limited version of universal basic income which awards 500 bucks a month with a program targeted at low income families. that program bankrolled by twitter's dorsey. the mayor championed the program recently extended as this generation's extension to the safety net and more imperative to the covid-19 pandemic but not everybody is a fan. doug holtz-eakin, president of american action forum says the cost of nationwide ubi, would be staggering, $3 trillion a year, on par with spending in the cares act. imagine, listen to doug. >> it is not day who ared to the needs of people and so, system that we have now w

my guests will include house speaker nancy pelosi and former mayor pete buttigieg. all in starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in," first portland, now chicago and albuquerque. the president sending more federal law enforcement to american cities. mad line all bright on the country's slight toward an authoritarian regime. >>> plus, with just

my guests will include house speaker nancy pelosi and former mayor pete buttigieg. all in starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in," first portland, now chicago and albuquerque. the president sending more federal law enforcement to american cities. mad line all bright on the country's slight toward an authoritarian regime. >>> plus, with just over a week until millions lose their covid support, republicans pause their infighting to suggest cutting unemployment benefits to just $100 a week. and he warned us, impeachment manager adam schiff, on reports that the president tried to get business for his golf resort through the american ambassador to britain when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from philadelphia. i'm in for chris hayes. when a country starts to slip into facism, the way it often works is that it happens slowly over time. you start to see institutions and norms break down little by little. here in the united states with president donald trump, we have seen this slow chipping away of norms. but in the face of a raging pandemic, an economic reces

or that pete buttigieg was the leader in the race for president. or the number of coronavirus cases, you could count them, on one hand this year. so here is six months in two minutes. >>> it was just two days into the year 2020 that the u.s. military strike killed iranian general soleimani. early in february the voted to acquit trump of two articles of impeachment. mitt romney joining the democrats in voting that the president was guilty of abusing his power. remember all those democrats buttigieg and sanders seemed to be the front-runners in the race for the white house. in march president trump declared a national emergency over coronavirus. that very same due louisville police shot and killed breonna taylor, a black emergency room technician, in her own home after executing a no-knock warrant. just a week later the number of u.s. coronavirus deaths crossed 1,000. on march 27th, president trump signed a $2.2 trillion economic bailout bill. bernie sanders dropped out in early april making biden the apparent democratic nominee. by april 14th, u.s.

that pete buttigieg was the leading candidate for democratic nomination for president this year. at the start of 2020 you could count the number of covid-19 cases on one hand. here is six months in two minutes. >>> it was just two days into the year 2020 that the u.s. military strike killed iranian general soleimani. the impeachment trial of donald j. trump got under way. in early february the senate voted to acquit trump of two articles of impeachment. mitt romney joining the democrats in voting that the president was guilty of abusing his power. remember all those democrats, buttigieg and sanders seemed to be the front-runners in their party's race for the white house. in march president trump declared a national emergency over coronavirus. that very same day louisville police shot and killed breonna taylor, a black emergency room technician, in her own home after executing a no-knock warrant. just a week later the number of u.s. coronavirus deaths crossed a thousand. president trump signed a $2.2 trillion economic bailout bill. bernie sanders dropped out in early april making

. >> pete buttigieg, thank you so much. and that is tonight's "reid out." "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on "all in," with four million coronavirus cases in the united states and millions of americans on the brink of economic ruin, republicans leave town without even a draft of a bill to help. tonight senator corey booker is here on that. >>> then as polls show biden beating trump by 13 points in florida and coronavirus cases skyrocket, trump abruptly cancels his jacksonville convention. >>> plus, the country's slide toward tir ranny after another night of protests. >>> on capitol hill, an astonishing moment as alexandria ocasio-cortez takes to the floor to stand up to the representative who accosted here. "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from philadelphia. i'm in for chris hayes. this is a nation in crisis. a raging pandemic, four million cases of the coronavirus now in the united states. a million of them in just the past 15 days, an economy in shambles with 30 million workers collecting jobless benefits. that's roughly

buttigieg, i looked into the states, looked into the agricultural production, maybe they had an iconic dish or food brand, i tried to bring the elements together. the book is available on amazon today. pepsi salad is an all-american looking jello ring that represents north carolina. molly: i'm familiar with the jello ring. >> this represents north carolina. pepsi was actually founded in north carolina in the late 1800s. i integrated walnuts into that. black walnuts are a big product coming out of the state. molly: thank you so much. we really appreciate you joining us. your book, united we eat. it was great to see you. happy fourth. >> thanks so much. happy fourth. eric aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. eric: america marks 244 years since the continental congress declared our of independence from great britain. but it comes as there's been a spike in coronavirus cases across the country. and that means more muted celebrations. but there is one major celebration that we are right now waiting for, you're looki

both elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg said they're open to the idea. and it is not just democrats. coronavirus spurring interest in the idea on limited basis for people like senator mitt romney, who suggested sending everybody $1000 a month. ubi is getting attraction in places like silicon valley where executives expect robots to take over jobs handled by humans. jack dorsey funding a one time experiment in the country's foreclosure capital, stockton, california. a basic version of the universal income program which awards 500 bucks a month to low income families. the mayor who championed program recently extended as generation's extension to the safety net and moral imperative during the covid-19. not all is behind it. doug holtz-eakin, american action forum, the cost to the nation, would be a staggering $3 trillion a year, on par with spending in the cares act. listen. >> work is more than a source of income. it is a source of dignity and accomplishment. second problem is that it's super expensive to send everybody a check. you have to raise taxes en

pete buttigieg had the most celebrity donors of any candidate this cycle and we talked to someone who says that celebrities and campaigns do a lot to bring in the money. >> they're not there to really hear the candidate. they are there to see their favorite star. so at a fund-raiser when you are paying money to sit down, you are paying $10,000, $50,000, whatever it is, to sit and have dinner and see your candidate or the president speak and you have a star performance. that helps raise money. reporter: biden just like clinton in 2016 has been endorsed by some of hollywood's elite including jennifer aniston, tom hanks and cher and kamala harris tonight will be hosting a fund-raiser on behalf of biden with a celebrity lineup including dj cassidy, jermaine dupree and beverly bond. the big question is does it bring in money? that money may not always translate to votes. ashley? ashley: that's very true. we will see. interesting stuff. hillary vaughn, thank you very much. by the way, joe biden finally responding to wall street's worries about his impact on the economy. roll that tape. >> w

the democrats, it was interesting yesterday elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg, kamala harris were out for biden. whereas the republicans are staying away from trump. you have one party, interesting fact also, we were worried would the bernie and elizabeth voters get around biden but showing 87 to 4 of bernie sanders voters would vote biden and 80 to 0 elizabeth warren to biden. >> we should point out that senator roberts of kansas who announced he won't go is 84 years old and obviously that presents concerns, chuck grassley said the same as well. we'll go to south carolina next where nbc got an exclusive look at a covid floor. exclusive loo at a covid floor i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and they're actually pulling out the minerals from the enamel. i like to recommend pronamel to my patients. pronamel will help push the minerals back into the enamel, to keep the enamel strong. i kno

. >> i'm going to go with the mayor buttigieg for the formal good-bye we appreciate it, mayor pete. >> thanks. good to be with you. >> that does it for us today make sure you join us tomorrow "squawk on the street" coming up next ♪ >> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, mike santoli, jim and david have the morning off. futures in a tight range again but that belies how much news there is, covid hospitalizations seven-week high, jobless claims tick down to 1.3 million, analysts calls on cisco, microsoft, square, jpmorgan and a lot more we will check in with the treasury secretary at the top of the next hour, mike, but a lot of discussion about how the market is handling this surge in cases, a lot better than it did in march and april. >> yeah, and, you know, the market if you want to talk about it being the index certainly is doing that it's been steady naturally the most heavily weighted stocks also happen to be the ones that are in th strongest trends they are covering up for a lot of, i think, softness under the surface.