mike. mike: thanks very much. one man is dead and another injured after a truck slammed into a crowd at a pride parade saturday in florida. the driver of the truck is a member of the fort lauderdale gay men's chorus. according to statement by the group, they do not believe it was an attack on the lgbtq community. police are still investigating the cause of the crash. florida governor ron desantis taking a victory lap over state's covid recovery during speech to gop voters last night. more highlights from the event when we return. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: fox news alert, multiple people injured after hot air balloon crash in colorado. you can see many people standing by the balloon basket. the sheriff's department tweeted that 3 people were transported from the scene, luckily, their injuries are not considered life threatening. three other people also escaped uninjured according to authorities a gust of wind caused the crash. florida governor ron desantis in speech in orlando one day after federal judge struck down cdc or

mike: let's do it. that is all for this hours of fox news live, fox news sunday with chris wallace is up next. i'm mike emanuel here in washington. thank you so much for watching. have an awesome day. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. violent crime on the rise and police departments in crisis, across the nation. chris: vicious attacks in broad daylight. >> shots fired, shots fired. chris: as homicide rates spike. >> a central driver of violence is gun violence. chris: cops leave the force in droves and democrats back off calls to defund the police. >> we've declared war on the police and that is backfiring on those who have done it. chris: while big cities like new york grapple with who could lead them out of the surge in violent crime.

hey, mike. >> mike: as a dad who likes to joke i like the joke. thanks, dana. >> dana: great. >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight, we are following two major stories. president biden says he and a bipartisan group of senators have reached a deal on infrastructure spending and taxes. we will have an exclusive interview with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell in a few moments. we will also have reaction from our panelists mollie hemingway, harold ford jr. and jason riley. we begin tonight with the condo building collapse in south florida. the mayor of surfside says it looks like an earthquake hit the suburban miami community. a wing of the 12 stories peach front building collapsed early this morning. search and rescue personnel are combing through the rubble being, searching for sur advisors. so far one person is confirmed dead. correspondent steve harrigan has the latest tonight from surfside, hello, steve. >> steve: mike, officials here insist that this is still a search and rescue

mike: many thanks. you joining me now is congressman and member of the house homeland security committee greg steube. seeing the formation of a new government in israel sometime this afternoon what are your thoughts and concerns? >> first thought is we as the united states need to stand with israel regardless who their leader in leadership is. a number at one ally in the middle east, we need to do everything we can to work with the israeli government regardless who their leadership is. i do hope the new leader as he is sworn in is going to stand against iran, the iran nuclear deal, not cave to international pressure like netanyahu comments was his concern. i hope the new leader of israel will stand up against the international pressure to have a deal with the iranian's, the largest, strongest ally in the region, we need to support the israeli government regardless who their leadership is. mike: from the american perspective during this time of transition what should be the message to israel's adversarie

mike: it's our place. mike: put your shoes on. mike: it's our starting foundation. mike: come on. danielle: i was dancin'. candice: but after being homeless for months, it was a roof over their heads. but for so many single dads, especially those who have gotten in trouble with the law, having a home is out of reach, they say. brandon: basically, the hardest thing to do when you're struggling is to have an address. candice: brandon is a handyman. he's just restarting these projects because, for the last year and a half-- brandon: yeah, tomorrow's probably gonna be the drywall and the texture. candice: --he was repairing something else, he says, something he admits to damaging the last ten years of his family's life. brandon: i was living in my truck across the street from my mom's house for, like, a year. i stayed in the back of my suburban. substance abuse really is the bottom line. that's where it all came down to. like, it ruined me and my kids' mother's relationship. my worst day was probably sittin' in jail, and i hadn't seen my kids for months, and i didn't know where they w

mike. mike: alex hogan starting us live from harlem. alex, many thanks. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: fox news learning exclusively that a group of bipartisan lawmakers are preparing to unveil a new 878 billion-dollar infrastructure proposal. this as negotiations between president biden and the group of gop senators are set to resume at the white house tomorrow. david spunt is live at the white house with more on where these talks stand, hello, david. david: hi, mike, if a negotiation is successful, both sides will feel a little bit of a sting, in the power corridors not only capitol hill but the west wing of the white house because both sides have clearly not gotten what they want. president biden spoke twice to the lead republican negotiator on infrastructure senator shelley of west virginia. he spoke with her last wednesday and last friday. he's going to be speaking to her again tomorrow. senator and her team proposing $978 billion in that package, that's up 50 billion and that's with a b and it's a sign that republicans want to negotiate. the p

i guess nice job mike pence. for being unwilling to do so of course he was the target of trumps ire. you can make a plausible case donald trump in word and action put mike pence in physical danger that day. in a speech shortly before he was due to certify the joe biden win. donald trump said this. >> i hope mike is going to do the right thing. i hope so. because if mike pence does the right thing, we win the election. mike pence is going to have to come through for us. if he doesn't, that will be a sad day for our country. >> after that, he encouraged supporters to head to the capitol. you don't concede when there's theft involved. and they violently stormed the capitol. mike pence and his family were whisked out of the senate chamber by security to a secure location by secret service. minutes later trump essentially put a target on his back to his rabid followers. after this happened. people are storming. trump tweets mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect the country and

pence, hang mike pence." and yet, this is walter -- this guy is now defending donald trump. there are now parallels in american history. just none. >> it's a weird syndrome. and i'm glad you brought up my home state senator j john kenne. it's both a faux populism, an ivy league or oxford populism. and also this cravenness towards trump which is really going to come back and haunt people eventually. >> i -- look. by the way, walter isaacson is here, jonathan lemire at the table, alexi mccanon joins us this morning. so here again is what former vice president mike pence said last night to new hampshire's hillsborough county republicans about the january 6th attack on the capitol. >> january 6th was a dark day isn't the history of the united states capitol. but thanks to the swift action of the capitol police and federal law enforcement, violence was quelled. the capitol was secured. and that same day, we reconvened the congress and did our duty under the constitution and the laws of united states. you know, pre

mike. mike: sounds like fun. peter doocy, if i didn't know better you would be going for a boat ride but we know you have work to do. jacqui: here to weigh in on the biden-putin meeting, lieutenant colonel carafano, foreign policy at the heritage foundation. thank you very much for being with us. >> great to be with you. jacqui: president biden meeting with russian president vladimir putin, but the recent randsome wear attacks, colonial pipelines, jbs meat processing allegedly by russian hackers, how does that signal by president biden and what does he need to accomplish in light of the new challenges? >> look, this whole trip is really just been setting up for the president to go out and demonstrate that the president goes out. it's the whole thing is just a complete nothing-burger with nothing sauce in it aside from nothing and i think the -- the putin-biden meeting will be as the g-7. i mean, all we've really learned so far that the joe biden grandpa, friendly smiley face. we saw pew poll numbers that said ame

are people still big mike pence fans or are they not? things are still somewhat nebulous on the republican side right now. we are all watching that, really. host: you are with us last year when your book came out, the piety and power, mike pence and the taking of the white house. if you were to write a final chapter, an addendum to your book, what would some of your observations be? guest: i haven't seen this myself, yet. i am intensely curious and maybe mike pence will address this in his own book coming out in a few years. i would like to know what was going on when they rushed him out of the senate within just seconds of the rioters almost captioning -- capturing him. what was it like in the lockdown? these are the questions that i have in the immediate aftermath of this. when i talked with folks, understandably, mike pence was pretty angry about this. is he still angry? that is a big question. he and his team, especially folks like mark, pretty routinely pumping up pence and working for him, a longtime senior advisor for him, but aga

mike? hi, mike. >> where in the hell are they? >> jimmy: mike! >> wait, oh, oh. pillow! >> jimmy: no, i'm not on the phone, mike. over here. it's jimmy kimmel. >> come on, not now, jimby crumble. i'm waitin' on my space shuttle! >> jimmy: you're waiting on what? >> my shuttle! i paid an astronaut $2 million to buzz the crowd at my frankspeech rally and the son of a gun must have got lost in space. >> jimmy: wait, you paid an astronaut $2 million? >> i tried to hire a pilot for a special surprise when we cracked open the chinese dominion machine. but they won't let me in any airport anymore, so i put an ad on craigslist, and within an hour this astronaut fella got back to me with great credentials. he's a space ranger from the intergalactic alliance. >> jimmy: you know, mike, that sounds a little suspicious. as far as i know, there is no intergalactic alliance. >> oh, there, oh, there is. yes, there is. i'm no idiot. i told him there's no way i'm gonna just wire you $2 million till i see a picture. and he sent one right away. his name is buzz and everything. where in the

. >>> plus, mike takes his broken wing and learns to fly again to ride amazon higher. it's time to risk less and make more options action starts right now. >>> well, as much of a sell-off as we've had, it's likely still all down from here think we're talking the overall market, we're actually referring to the xlfs specifically the chart master explains everything carter, take it away >> well, everything. that's quite grand but let's try. what we know, of course, financials third best performer for the past 12 months and we know that 11.5% it's an important sector in the s&p and the big banks and transmission mechanism for the economy. look at the xl the spyders and the first chart looks at the break in trend and very clear line since the october low and we have a clear break in trend and the second chart, this is the same chart but now on a two-year basis, it's highlighting the key level which is the level from which the pandemic took place and you can see the recovery we got way above that level. so now if you put the first chart and the second chart together and the

emily: mike nova grass, thanks. coming up, slack ceo stewart butterfield in the future of work as a he sees it. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology," i'm emily chang in san francisco. when the world shut down, many offices turned to slack. now, slack is offering new tools for a hybrid work world, unveiling new tools to enable a digital first flexible approach. joining us now is slack ceo stewart butterfield. tell us how this grows the options people have been using for the last 18 months, what changes? stewart: adding more tools. there is a broader ecosystem. at slack, we use zoom, google docs, and you look at all the tools people are using, all these different means of collaboration and communication. but we still haven't reached every possibility and we end up using tools that were not intended or a specific use. all the zoom fatigue i think is because we are using a hammer on things that are not nails. we need more options. two things we launched, one is an ad hoc, unstructured con

>> nike put diagonals. >> mike? >> amazon. >> all right, that does it for us "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now - [narrator] the following program is a paid advertisement for nuwave oxypure smart air purifier, sponsored by nuwave llc. featuring deborah norville. an award winning journalist and new york times best-selling author. deborah is here today to share her passion for the nuwave oxypure. - we've been living through strange and unsettling times. never in history has everyone on the planet been confronted by the same thing. and we're still trying to get back to a sense of normalcy. we've discovered how devastating a virus can be and the importance of proper cleaning.

>> hang mike pence! >> hang mike pence! >> pence and his family were whisked away by security. there was a very real fear that day for mike pence's life and the lives of his family members. yet, not only did president trump not reach out to his loyal vice president that day to make sure that he was okay, trump praised the mob. an event where a mob tried to lynch you is not something any rational person would agree to disagree with anyone on. and for what its worth, i do consider mike pence to be rational. but what's happening is, mike pence is no longer in a rational world. he's trying to function and thrive, frankly, in donald trump's alternative universe and in this deranged place, not only was the election stolen -- it wasn't -- but we learned from multiple reports in the last few days let by the "new york times" maggie haberman, trump believes he could be reinstated as president in august because of these unofficial and, frankly, fraudulent ballot audits going on in places such as arizona. that's not going to happen at all. there's no reality to it. but instead of republica

mike? >> i was hoping you'd phrase it how cool we'll get but you see my preference. roadways we prefer the green sensors what we get nor most of the bay, early morning, 4:37 in a second. we have a few more minutes of closure for 84, again the ultimate is 680 and mission that's been happening tuesday through thursday for most of our weeks here, we have the holiday on monday this week. we have a crash in byron at bixler and byer, not a major concern. the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge moving smoothly. north bay a nice easy drive for san rafael. back to you. >>> it's the latest in problems plaguing california's employment development department, coming up on "today in the bay," the lengths some people have to go to to try to get unemployment from the state. >>> the new trademark move by tesla that could be the first step in bringing a potential business venture discussed for years to reality. ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... s

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mike, we talked about this on "fast. what happened here >> this is really an extraordinary situation that we have seen. both in the obviously, the price action was extraordinary. so, too, in the options market look at the last five days of tr trading volume 18 million contracts traded at amc. five days of volume in the entire option market, that's 200 million contracts. amc alone represented close to 9% of all options traded on stocks, etfs and indexes in the short-term, it's a popularity action. it speaks to how popular amc was as a trading vehicle of course, when that happens, we want to look at what happens to the price of options actually, if you created a chart of the volume of amc options, the price of amc stock and the level of implied volatility, one month out in amc options, those charts would mirror each other almost exactly usually when the prices of equities rise, you see implied volatility fall. that's not what happened with amc. the price went up, a lot how far? at one point this week, the july 65 straddle

mike, what's the trade here? >> if youlook at slv, the etf tracking silver, which i think is probably the vehicle that a lot of people who typically trade equities and not commodities would use to make a bet on the melts, one of the things we're going to observe is if we go out in the 60 to 90-day time frame we see implied volatility above 30. that's not blow-off top kinds of levels but it's significantly above the types of realized volatility that slv has been exiting closer to about 20 if we look at the rmgts the price of two to three-month options and how much this thing has been moving around the options look relatively expensive. in cases like this we often try to find ways to use spreads, essentially to reduce the cost that's one of the things i'm interested in doing. the other thing i noticed is that over the last couple months it seems around the 23 level that's where we bottomed out actually dipped below that but essentially that's one of those prices where perhaps if we wished we purchased this earlier

the rioters were chanting, hang mike pence. that was in part because former president trump had falsely claimed to his supporters that pence could stop the certification of the election. you still see him standing up there proudly supporting his role in the trump administration and not really dispansing himself from the former president over all acknowledging they've spoken several times since january and this is coming as you point out as trump is still attacking pence for not overturning the election. >> right. trump continues to attack him and will speak in north carolina tomorrow night. if you read what the former president has put out in written statements he is still continuing this idea that he could be reinstated. if you talk to sources close to him, to your point about mike pence he draws a clear line about the insurrection. if trump runs in 2024 pence is probably a nonfactor. he is hoping trump is off the scene. george conway one of the trump critics in the beginning, saying it's just not enough. >> it's not something

. >> all right mike, what is the trade for adobe? >> yeah so adobe we obviously have the stock trading at all-time highs right here right now. that might make it a tough reach to go out and buy the shares with earnings coming up we see that familiar regime of higher short-term implied volatilities, relative to the longer term implied vol, we want to take voj of that. this company not cheap, trading 42 times forward earnings, below the five-year average of 44 times. one of the reasons, we have 20% top line growth. and there's a lot of good tailwinds for the company right now. creative cloud obviously one of the things we're seeing really helping to propel their business and the small and mid-size business recovery that we're really expecting here should also provide a bit of a tailwind one way to make a i bullish bet is to buy a longer dated september 5.40 call trading for over $20 earlier today and look to sell some of the elevated short dated premium looking at june 5.55 calls just under $5, net net would lay out $23.75 per share. t

reggie. >> okay, mike. thank you. >>> the bay area's most populous county is going to react to threats posed by california's drought. >> santa clara county's water district is asking residents to reduce water use. this is something really that's happening across the bay area. look at this. marin and sonoma counties have enacted restrictions. counties in the yellow are asking for voluntary cutbacks. now santa

mike and turner. plus a triumph of american scientists, help drive and remarkable innovation after beating cancer himself rated house speaker and the institute about his latest project coming up. i first was take a look back at some of the top newsmakers on mornings with maria and this addition. watch. ♪ ♪♪ any come out with an anti-crime plan when you know that you been pushing the police. >> they have not in the homework. if they did what i did last friday, for example, law enforcement agencies across the country's, you get a different feel pretty. maria: tell me with the goal is congressman, where you and your colleagues trying to do. >> the goal has to be stronger antitrust enforcement said that tech companies can reference our own products and have unfair market advantage but the problem with some of these bills have not been thought out predict. maria: what can you tell us about the needed about changing as a result of this administration's agenda. >> let me say this, the moratorium on fed

>> probably mike lindell. >> we're excited to see mike. >> he speaks the same true we believe. >> mike is-- is a true hero. you know, they claim-- you know, the doctors and nurses are that. but my own sister's a retired r.n. and we're not talking right now because of her beliefs. >> so when it comes to heroes, there's doctors, there's nurses, and then there's the pillow guy. >> yeah, yeah. >> what have you learned from mike lindell? >> he's a true-blue red-working american man. >> which-- which color? >> blue. blue and true. >> he's a blue and true-- >> red-blooded white man, that he's know-- >> got them all in there. >> yeah. >> mike lindell has garnered plenty of attention by focusing on one thing. >> when the fraud opens up. >> dead people voting in georgia and vote flipping in michigan has been debunked by various news outlets, still these people were eager for more pillow talk. what is mike lindell talking about that you agree with? >> just the whole fraud of the election. he's got the proof. the proof is there. >> what makes you know that trump won? his own drufs says there was n

like, listen, mike. i have done everything i can for the last three months to try to make this work. i can't do this, anymore. like, this is it. >> reporter: during her initial separation from mike, kelly started seeing someone else. a guy from her hometown of st. cloud, florida, named justin thompson. >> she was just fun. she is easy to talk to. she was always laughing, loving. it was -- she never meant anything wrong to anybody. >> kelly had a knack for making people happy. >> >> uh-huh. she was inviting to everyone. if you were there, you're part of the party. >> reporter: when kelly tried to save her troubled marriage, justin says he gave her space. but when mike, ultimately, moved out, kelly asked justin to move in. were you in love with kelly? >> yeah. we were in love. i don't want to be like we were going to get married and have kids because i don't know what was going to happen. but i know that was our intentions, is to further our relationship. >> was home wherever kelly was? >> yeah. >> reporte

and mike gravel, former democratic u.s. senator from alaska and two-time presidential candidate who read the pentagon papers into the congressional record, has died at the age of 91. gravel ran for the 2008 democratic presidential nomination as a vocal critic of the u.s. invasion of iraq war. during a 2007 presidential debate, gravel confronted then-candidate barack obama about using nuclear weapons. he switched from running as a democratic candidate to a libertarian one after opposing the military-industrial complex and imperialism that permeates the democratic party. later in the show, we'll air excerpts of mike gravel reading the pentagon papers in 1971 and speaking about events leading up to the historic reading. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn now to a major development in the case of wikileaks founder julian assange, who the u.s. state department is pushing to extradite from britain. assange faces up to 175 years in priso

>> mike: i heard secretary blinken say the right words, right? we want to find the places we can work alongside the russians. we try to do that too but there was no administration that was tougher on russia. we worked diligently to support ukraine with defensive weapon systems. we built up the united states military. we left nato $400 billion stronger than we took over. we built out that relationship between the united states and nato in a way that really put pressure on vladimir putin. what i will look for is the actions. it won't be about what is said, it won't be about whether the tone is right. it will be about the actions that the united states government is prepared to take to preserve and defend american interests and stop motion to russian malign activity around the world. you'll recall, when you hear about president biden taking us back, back as the russians taking crimea on the watch of president obama, a fifth of ukraine. that's not a back that the united states can afford to allow to happen and we need to defend the united states agai

mike: pleasure. lemonis: i want to n improve the process in the kitchen and get them the right tools to be successful. so i've asked chef mike to meet me at the kitchen-supply store. i know that i want to get a large rice cooker. mike: that's a 55-cup. lemonis: three enough? mike: probably another three, actually. lemonis: so, let's get two of these and the pot that goes with it. if there's one thing i can do to help them in the kitchen, it's getting them the equipment they need. and they need a lot of it. so, what's going on over atuel? mike: um... lemonis: anything positive happening? mike: no. lemonis: what do you mean? mike: from what i understand, i'm not sure if diana is still there. i'm not sure if alex is still there. lemonis: i'm sorry? why did they leave? mike: money issues, or something like that. -lemonis: oh, no. -mike: so... lemonis: feels very toxic right now. mike: yeah. i mean, that's... lemonis: this company is disintegrating from the inside out. i'm still invested in the success of

mike memoli is at white house. stephanie ruhle has made her way to westfield garden state plaza mall in new jersey. garrett haake is in morgan. >> dale: virginia. mike, let's start with you. we heard from president biden. how does this build momentum behind the president's economic agenda? >> reporter: craig, if you remember the jobs report a month ago, white house was very much on the defensive then. jobs were weaker than expectations. now you have the white house -- you heard from the president a more bullish tone, an opportunity to tout what they see as a broader trend here of robust economic growth. the president highlighting on a day when there's so many statistics and data points, economic terms, some of the ordinary ways in which americans are seeing an economy that's back on the move, as he put it. that the united states is seeing because of the success, as he put it, of the covid relief plan, the ability to return to the economy, caregiving is an option back on the table for americans. ultimately, schools

pence. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> mike pence could have died that day. and he's, still, talking. whatever. the then-president, who incited the insurrection, who slammed his own vice president for failing to stop the certification of the vote, did nothing to help him. but he's, still, proud of what they accomplished. mike pence. still, proud of what they accomplished. okay. you believe that? this is a party, gop -- well, it should be p.o.t., party of trump, that refused to take a stand to investigate what happened on january 6th. when those blood-thirsty rioters stormed the capitol, beating police officers within inch of their lives. a man i have gotten to know, who's become a real friend, officer mike fanone. he told me how he felt about republicans who, even after he and the mother of fallen officer brian sicknick, went to the capitol to talk to them, face to face, they still blocked the commission after mitch mcconnell asked them to do it, as a personal favor to him. he called them disgraceful. m

. >>> why peloton is back in the race with us tonight carter worth mike coe and tony zhang. let's get to it, associated energy names have not quite followed suit. the chart master is drilling down on what that means. carter >> that's right. obviously a great move in th commodity, all commodities, and yet copper has given back a lot. all the grains have. oils continued higher, and yet the energy shares are not progressing. i think there is a message there and the message is energy is not a great place to be. it doesn't mean they have to crash or m come apart in a big way, but it's a time to look at another period, rather than the consensus on the street. so just look at the one-month performance. you see it here on your screen, oil versus xle what we know, of course, those numbers tell a story the commodity is up 11%, 12%, and the energy shares, xle, dominated by exxon and chevron but many others, only 5.6. look at the three-month performance, next slide. oil, up 20 and xle, the energy stocks only up 10.4. so then, what about if we just start the meter, start the story from t

i voted for mike pence. >> thank you. >> they look at donald j. trump, and they look at the millions and millions of people inspired who went to battle fighting alongside president trump, and they're terrified. and they want him to go away. let me tell you this right now. donald j. trump ain't going anywhere. >> so, yes, blood is no match for kool-aid and whoever said love conquers all apparently didn't know donald trump. when the former president called mitch mcconnell a dumb son of a bitch, that is a quote, he also jabbed mcconnell's wife elaine chao who served as his former transportation secretary but resigned after the insurrection. trump mocked her and attacked her family ties to china. and yet -- >> if the president was the party's nominee, would you support him? >> the nominee of the party? absolutely. >> even if he calls your wife ugly, mocks your dad, puts a target on your brother's back or rips your uncle, in the age of trump, truly, you can choose your friends but you can't choose your family. >> maybe just one more time. blood is thic

have the mike right tied to this as well. he was in the county, he could have done it. and the judge goes, is that all you have? because he didn't take the time to read the transcript and he was just on auto pilot. he was not paying attention. he wasn't engaged. he says, yeah. and said, we couldn't tie mike ryan to the crime. that was the framework for my child is an absolute joke. the resources prosecutors have versus justin brooks is the director of the california innocence project. a nonprofit group dedicated to helping wrongfully convicted americans get out of prison. prosecutors have a police force at their disposal as their investigators there they get the case from the 1st moment it's being investigated. they have access to all the people who are involved in that defense comes late to the day. we are at a total disadvantage. the 6th amendment to the us constitution. it's supposed to guarantee the right to effective counsel. but as we're seeing in america, you have to buy your rates. you're more likely to walk free if y

mike pompeo, rick scott and tim scott. we are kicking it off tonight with mike pence. host: for those taking -- taking -- ticking off their calendar -- does mike pence have any ground yet in new hampshire or has he established an office yet there? guest: no. that will probably come after the midterm elections. the republicans we think are flirting with the idea of running in 2024 are making the calls and they are starting to make visits. not for themselves, no. the real reason for tonight's visit for mike pence is to raise money for republicans read they are visiting some of the other states to help republicans running in the midterm elections next year. the friends you make in 2021 and 2022 pay dividends in 2023 and 2024, when you are running for the white house. host: in the wake of the 2020 election, how do republicans in new hampshire view the former vice president? guest: this state obviously gave donald trump his first victory in the race for the white house. in 2016, he crushed the competition in the new hampshire primary. publicans, the trunk -- republicans, th

i heard them doing a mike check. the race is on. the president of russia will be coming out, having that initial news conference, followed shortly after by president biden. i think as we have been trying to discern what it might mean that this meeting was less than the amount of time we expected it to take place, initially, even the expectation the white house was acknowledging of four to five hours, i am thinking of an event i covered when biden left the vice presidency, he was a private citizen about a year and a half before he would announce his candidacy to run for president. it was at the council of foreign relations. he laid out what he would be doing if he were president at that time. i'm thinking of that now. part of what the now president, then private citizen biden was saying, it would be important to have an all of government evaluation of russia, the threat it poses, its activities as best as he could get information from all aspects. then have a face-to-face meeting in which he would lay out a message privately to vladi

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you cannotjust tournaments like this, mike. you cannot just watch tournaments like this, mike. you cannotjust watch her own team. need to know what everybody else is up to. it to know what everybody else is up to. , ., ., ., ., to. it is tough. you need to have e es on to. it is tough. you need to have eyes on the _ to. it is tough. you need to have eyes on the back— to. it is tough. you need to have eyes on the back yer— to. it is tough. you need to have eyes on the back yer head i to. it is tough. you need to have i eyes on the back yer head almost. 0ne eyes on the back yer head almost. one game — eyes on the back yer head almost. 0ne game on all the channels is keeping — 0ne game on all the channels is keeping an eye, it was getting pricing — keeping an eye, it was getting pricing and go there for a while but thankfully— pricing and go there for a while but thankfully turkey got the goal back in the _ thankfully turkey got the goal back in the last couple of minutes in our game _ in the last couple of minutes in our game i_ in the last couple of minutes in our ga

mike: let's think about the last two weeks for president biden. this is everything he has wanted to do as president for his career. conducting diplomacy at all levels overseas, and dealmaking like he used to in the senate. the white house clearly wanted to ride the wave longer, touting this deal that he brokered. but now we saw the reality. the president went out to the sticks, outside of the west wing. we never see that area that was about supporting the republicans showing good faith in this process, especially the moderates. in t east room, where we were standing next to each other, he was speaking to democrats to say trust the process. he said "my party is rational." that was a little bit of optimism. in this process, the front end, all of the leverage was on the side of the moderates. but the longer the bipartisan effort dragged through into june, the progressives started to flex their agenda and get concerned they were going to lose out on the opportunity to do big things. the president would not have made this commitment if the progressives

mike, we talked about this on "fast. what happened here >> so this is really an extraordinary situation that we've seen, both in the stock. obviously, the volumes we saw there were extraordinary the price action we saw was extraordinary. so, too, was it in the options market if you take a look at the last five days of trading volume, 18 million contracts or so traded at amc let's compare that to five days of traded volume in the entire u.s. options market. that's around about 200 million contracts. so amc alone represented close to 9% of all options traded on stocks, etfs, and indices. this is really remarkable. now, it'soften been said that in the short-term, the markets are a voting machine and in the long-term, they're a weighing machine. and really, what that means is that in the short-term it's a popularity contest and i think the volume and the price action really speak to how popular amc was. essentially, as a trading vehicle. of course, when that happens, we also want to take a look at what happens to the price o

in the meantime, mike, it is fascinating. before we get into engaging investors -- game stop raising capital traditionally would be bad for the stock price but in thcraziness it is seemingly >> dialing that back, it came om a position of necessity in terms of amc needing the capital, burning a cash and having debt d the debt was trading at a huge discount and the market felt that was a precious balance sheet but they have kept doing it. they have basically sold as much shares as they are allowed to in terms of authorization now it seems like ey have become part the viral story about how the masses are staving the moviesr something like that or whatever sry line you want to put on it. it has become totally disengaged with what isappening with the business of course but the fact that you have this issuance dirtly to the public and now you have the ceo playing to it definitely tells you it is a different game >> we have got kate's mic back we are discussing there and i hope you were able to hear b the capital raising aspect of t

mike carey. where are you, mike? come here. come here. don't keep them long, mike, but salo. -- but say hello. august 3 you are running. right? that is sooner than max. mike, you gotta win, mike. >> yes, sir. thank you, mr. president. with his endorsement, the america first agenda, we are now leading by double digits. [applause] thank you. thank all of you. and god bless america. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, mike. he is doing a fantastic job. he had a tremendous career and he is now doing this. and he is going to be a big winner, both of these people. that is what we need. we are all so -- we are also thrilled to be joined by a person who is actually loved, you don't necessarily hear that, but she is loved and respected and she is tough and smart and kind -- and kind -- and she has got such great common sense. representative marjorie taylor greene. [applause] where is she? she is a fighter. she is a fighter. and another one, we just mentioned his name but i will mention it again, come up here, jim jordan. come up. jim jordan. this g

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there's only one mike krzyzewski. unique is an overused word in sports but it fits him. >> woodruff: john feinstein on a man who's truly a legend, coach krzyzewski stepping down. thank you, john. >> thank you, judy. it's an emotional issue for me, too. i know how you feel. >> woodruff: thank you. tough day for all of us duke and that's the newshour for tonight. m judy woodruff. thank you, please stay safe, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributio to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> hello andelcome to "amanpour & company." here's what's coming up. >> since lukashenko i say it's time for you to go. make room for a democratically elected leader. >>

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