kevin paffrath, kevin faulk there and kevin kiley. >> we have live team coverage all across california tonight from the state capitol to the central valley and all the way down to san diego. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. so stay with us all night long as we provide you with all the latest results. so first let's go and pick up our team coverage with proffers dan thorn who is live for us in sacramento tonight where governor newsom is also spending the evening as he awaits the results. dan. what's the latest? >> well, vicki, the newsome camp is probably feeling pretty good considering those recent polling numbers that you mentioned. but of course this race is not over yet. the biggest threat to getting the governor out of working out of the state capitol here in sacramento would be the conservative talk show host larry elder. and because of that threat, democrats have been asking people to get out and to vote because of all of this that's been happening. the big reasons for this

kevin, never number one. kevin kiley i will serve you. you started your career in los angeles as a math teacher with teach for america. you also went to harvard and yale. so, you know a lot about and you know they throw a lot of money at the public schools have horrific teacher's students were essentially calling all the shots. what has gavin newsom done wrong and what we do in terms of education, and kevin kiley. >> thank you for having me on i taught tenth grade english. kennedy: they don't pass there's no one at per grade level proficiency it's all the same. any who.

kevin, never number one. kevin kiley i will serve you. you started your career in los angeles as a math teacher with teach for america. you also went to harvard and yale. so, you know a lot about and you know they throw a lot of money at the public schools have horrific teacher's students were essentially calling all the shots. what has gavin newsom done wrong and what we do in terms of education, and kevin kiley. >> thank you for having me on i taught tenth grade english. kennedy: they don't pass there's no one at per grade level proficiency it's all the same. any who. >> exactly exactly i saw it firsthand as a teacher the failures are public education system firsthand. the reason we are failing our kids is because corrupt politicians like gavin newsom are completely owned by the state's biggest special interest whose business model is keeping kids are trapped in failing schools for that is more true here in california that anywhere even prior to october 19 we are 45 out of 50 of how well our kids do in underserved communities. of course

connors. >> kevin patrick connors. >> kevin f. conroy. >> brenda e. conway. >> dennis michael cook. >> helen d. cook. >> jeffrey w. coombs. >> john a. cooper. >> julian t. cooper. >> joseph john coppo, jr. >> gerard j. coppola. >> joseph albert corbett. >> john j. corcoran iii. >> alejandro cordero. >> robert joseph cordice. >> ruben d. correa. >> georgine rose corrigan. >> james j. corrigan. >> carlos cortas-rodriguez. >> kevin michael cosgrove. >> dolores marie costa. >> digna alexandra costanza. >> michael s. costello >> charles gregory costello, jr. >> asia s. cottom. >> conrod kofi cottoy, sr. >> martin john coughlan. >> john g. coughlin. >> timothy j. coughlin. >> james e. cove. >> and my aunt anna. we miss you, we love you. you have been an inspiration in my life, and i see more of your face in grandma's face, especially throughout the years. your smile will always stay at us. we miss you padma b. >> my sister and law. cannot believe it has been 20 years. your children are living your legacy, they are walking in your footsteps and making a diff

kevin paffrath, kevin faulk there and kevin kiley. >> we have live team coverage all across california tonight from the state capitol to the central valley and all the way down to san diego. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. so stay with us all night long as we provide you with all the latest results. so first let's go and pick up our team coverage with proffers dan thorn who is live for us in sacramento tonight where governor newsom is also spending the evening as he awaits the results. dan. what's the latest? >> well, vicki, the newsome camp is probably feeling pretty good considering those recent polling numbers that you mentioned. but of course this race is not over yet. the biggest threat to getting the governor out of working out of the state capitol here in sacramento would be the conservative talk show host larry elder. and because of that threat, democrats have been asking people to get out and to vote because of all of this that's been happening. the big reasons for this recall election has been how the governor has a responded

kevin paffrath, kevin faulk there and kevin kiley. >> we have live team coverage all across california tonight from the state capitol to the central valley and all the way down to san diego. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. so stay with us all night long as we provide you with all the latest results. so first let's go and pick up our team coverage with proffers dan thorn who is live for us in sacramento tonight where governor newsom is also spending the evening as he awaits the results. dan. what's the latest? >> well, vicki, the newsome camp is probably feeling pretty good considering those recent polling numbers that you mentioned. but of course this race is not over yet. the biggest threat to getting the governor out of working out of the state capitol here in sacramento would be the conservative talk show host larry elder. and because of that threat, democrats have been asking people to get out and to vote because of all of this that's been happening. the big reasons for this recall election has been how the governor has a responded to the covid-19 pandemic under newsome

world 1st. cyber kevin, so great to have you with us. so many things have been coming up in the news lately, so the technology of implanting alex roads into the brain cortex is at least 20 years old. and electrodes in the brain have already been used to control electric. and people, yet much nearer link project is presented as a giant leap forward. why? well, it must be so that's why it's been presented that way, but it is good in some ways. but the moment is just been experimented on with pigs as i understand. so there's no human trials yet. amazing. but on the type of electrodes they're using, not rigid. the electrodes that i had implanted in my nervous system were hard, like, like a hair brush, spikes. and the potential there is that i can break off and cause firing them into the system and be quite dangerous to the 100 spikes in my nervous system. so i think if we're looking at the very, if you can move them around the type of electrodes the they must is talking about, then that's much better because they can move with the brian or t

can kevin kiley be that person moving forward. maybe because of kevin come fall. if kevin faulconer gets 6 or 8% tonight. he's toast know what any of the money next year. all right. john already has a committee established. he's run twice and lost. who's going to be though. go see, i mean this this is a real practical problem for the california republican party because they don't have another arnold schwarzenegger. so they want to play. they're going to look at places like the controller may gee, maybe down ballot, but they've got to be relevant and they're to move themselves to a place of irrelevance. trump doesn't help that here. it just doesn't. and it also emboldens democrats which creates fractious this and leads to things like whoa, whoa. hold more recalls and we don't need that. >> and david, remember early on, we're all wondering whether trump would be able to resist jumping into this somehow. but i mean, i think it's just been so scattered to that. that probably wasn't going to happen. >> and he has i would say hijacked the race in some ways in terms of t

world 1st. cyberg kevin, so great to have you with us. so many things have been coming up in the news lately, so the technology of implanting alex roads into the brain cortex is at least 20 years old. and electrodes in the brain have already been used to control. let's take some people. yeah. musk narrowing project is presented as a giant leap forward. why? well, so that's why it's been presented that way, but it is good in some ways. but the moment is just been experimented on with pigs as i understand. so there's no human trials yet. amazing. but i'm the type of electrodes they're using, the not rigid, the electrodes that i had implanted in my nervous system were hard like, like a hair brush, spikes. and the potential there is that i can break off and cause firing them into the system. can be quite dangerous to the 100 spikes in my nervous system. so i think if we're looking at the very, if you know, you can move them around the type of electrodes the muscular talking about, then that's much better because they can move with the brian o

world's 1st cyberg kevin. so great to have you with us. so many things have been coming up in the news lately, so the technology of implanting alex roads into the brain cortex is at least 20 years old. and electrodes in the brain have already been used to control electric, and people must newer link project is presented as a giant leap forward. why? well, that's why it's been presented that way, but it is good in some ways. but the moment is just been experimented on with pigs as i understand. so there's no human trials yet. amazing. but i'm the type of electrodes they're using, not rigid. the electrodes that i had implanted in my nervous system were hard, like, like a hair brush, spikes. and the potential there is that i can break off and cause firing them into the system and be quite dangerous to the 100 spikes in my nervous system. so i think if we're looking at a very, if you know you can move them around the type of electrodes, the musk is talking about, then that's much better because they can move with

world 1st. cyber kevin. so great to have you with us. so many things have been coming up in the news lately, so the technology of implanting alex roads into the brain cortex is at least 20 years old. and electrodes in the brain have already been used to control electric, and people must newer link project is presented as a giant leap forward. why? well, so that's why it's been presented that way, but it is good in some ways. but the moment is just been experimented on with pigs as i understand. so there's no human trials yet. that amazing. but i'm the type of electrodes they're using, that they're not rigid. the electrodes that i had implanted in my nervous system were hard, like, like a hair brush, spikes. and the potential there is that i can break off and cause firing them into the system and be quite dangerous to the 100 spikes in my nervous system. so i think if we're looking at the very, if you know, you can move them around the type of electrodes, the musk is talking about, then that's much better bec

and the three, kevin lori and missy, formed a team. so you are like the three musketeers sitting there together. >> we spend hours working together, talking to each other, almost exclusively on life. >> and we just get in there and block all day long about, oh my gosh, did you see this? and what about this? and where is this? who's this? i can't find this? whatever. >> back in gregg county, after more than a decade chasing leads on lavender doe, lieutenant hope understood that investigations had changed. >> genealogy is the way of the future. to us on the side detectives, is way above our heads. to be honest with you. >> so, you welcomed their help. >> we did. >> and across the country, someone else had taken notice of the amateur investigators working with dna doe. >> i liked to help ordinary people and see how genealogy are dealing with the. any >> -- is a staff writer for the atlantic magazine. >> i like the fact that kevin was so invested in this case. >> passion like that was a story worth following. and she did. watching their pr

for the brooklyn nets. >> and he turned his attention to kevin durant. our on will ganss is here with more on kd. >> i'm sorry, can i jump back, you're telling me i could be in the nfl if i got this thing right? >> open the hips up. >> that's all it takes? >> there you go. >> that's what i've been doing wrong on the football field. all right. when you first hear the voice of this so-called football reporter it might sound familiar. because he was a staple on tv for 23 years. even though, you know something's suspicious when the reporter is asking kevin durant why they call him kd. he's the new reporter crashing the nets' media day. >> this year, what percentage do you plan on giving on the court? 90, 95, 100, 110. >> what are we looking at? >> 110. >> 110. >> reporter: and making kevin durant say this. >> they'll let anybody in here. >> so exactly who did they let in there? >> dave from basketball digest. >> reporter: turns out dave from basketball digest is known to the rest of us as david letterman. the former late show host and heavily bearded netflix

because nobody thinks kevin mccarthy is right legally. it's preposterous. he can try and make these statements and fight it in court but he's going to lose. it's true the law recognizes attorney/client privilege but it doesn't recognize a legislator conspirator privilege. and this is a really silly but dangerous threat. kevin mccarthy can't tell you what law is being violated and he can't cite to one yet he's threatening retaliation against these phone companies. that's a mob boss tactics, to threaten someone who complies with a subpoena. it just shows this party has lost any pretense of being the law and order party. this is an anti-law party, an anti-democracy party at this point. >> john heilemann, we have at least now one campaign agenda item for the republicans in the congressional election and that is elect us so we can pass laws, i guess, to penalize telecommunications companies that cooperate with federal investigations. >> i think that's right. that's one thing, lawrence. there's also -- this is like a lot of mccarthy threats, this is a threat that

you have kevin mccarthy doing the trump thing. you have to be tough and say no matter what you do i'm going to be tough on you. that is what we're seeing with other members of congress as well on the republican side. >> tim, that's a great note. the disinformation about the 2016 vote did start with trump losing the popular vote to hillary clinton and appointing some bs, i forget the guy who was appointed to go find it. there wasn't any fraud there. it was a playbook he ran over and over again. the republicans have a long sort of history of going along with dangerous lies. i guess the difference is they undergird an extremism threat. someone showed up at the capitol two weeks ago with would be explosives. this is an active threat to the homeland and they are heading down this path with no sign of looking back but they seem to be accelerating and turning to more egregious. and my question for the congressman could they be committing the crime of obstructing a congressional investigation? >> i think eugene's point to looking back, th

world 1st. cyber kevin, so great to have you with us. so many things have been coming up in the news lately, so the technology of implanting alex roads into the brain cortex is at least 20 years old. and electrodes in the brain have already been used to control electric and people. yeah, musk narrowing project is presented as a giant leap forward. why? well and that's why it's been presented that way, but it is good in some ways. but the moment is just been experimented on with pigs as i understand. so there's no human trials yet. that amazing, but i'm the type of electrodes they're using, not rigid. the electrodes that i had implanted in my nervous system were hard, like, like a hair brush, spikes. and the potential there is that i can break off and cause firing them into the system and be quite dangerous to the 100 spikes in my nervous system. so i think if we're looking at the very, if you know, you can move them around the type of electrodes, the musk is talking about, then that's much better because they can move with the brain or t

maybe it's kevin mccarthy, maybe it's jim jordan, maybe it's mark meadows. that results in subpoenas and that's going to get potentially really ugly for kevin mccarthy and others around him. >> just so i understand, the committee thinks that some lawmakers spoke to some of the capitol rioters? >> there's two possibilities here. that could be. you would see that in those phone records. the other possibility and i think this is clear, they want to know who was in contact with the white house when, how many times, antds then for each of those contacts, you would naturally ask the person, you called the white house three times on january 5th and january 6th. who did you speak with? what did you speak about? i think that's what's got kevin mccarthy worried. >> we do need to know why the president's response and white house response was so belated and so delayed when it became a deadly riot. >> what could be more down the middle of this investigation. this is one of the core questions here. there is nothing political about it. let's remember, jim jordan for one, h

all right, kevin. more fun things in a moment. see you soon. >> muscles. >> shannon: all right, reaction to secretary of state did have to say today. a couple of veterans from the war in afghanistan, former army special briggs intelligence with covid and green beret michael waltz here thank you for being here. >> thanks, shannon. >> thank shannon. >> shannon: i want to play a little bit more about what kevin played today. this was an exchange with congressman sherman and secretary blinken about what the trump administration, blinken said left behind. >> how meticulous was the planning for the trump administration declared may 1st withdrawal? >> thank you, congressman. we inherited a deadline. we did not inherit a plan. >> shannon: congressman, what do you make of that? >> well, i think we continue to hear zero in terms of accountability. we are not hearing anyone step up, especially for the families, the veterans, the gold star families, the victims of 9/11 and say "i made a mistake. this didn't go as well as it should." and point

kevin brady, into left field. kevin brady on first base for the first time tonight. a one-out single in the bottom of the fourth. and a pinch runner for kevin brady in the fourth. >> he got an error in the first and came around and scored. the first pitch outside for a ball. >> the 1-0 is hit up the middle with ruiz in centerfield and brady heads to third, first and third for the republicans with one out. >> the seeing-eye ball into centerfield. he played college baseball at the air force academy so he is one of the new standout players for the republicans. >> here comes greg steube. everybody back. that is what jimmy panetta is doing. a major league debt in debt field -- in left field. >> not taking any chances on that first pitch. one swing of the bat and this could be tied. >> that is right. >> it hits the runner at third. he is out. he got hit under the arm. a shop by rags to be but i think -- a shot by greg steube but i think he is ok. he is going to stay on third. greg steube stays at the plate. everybody is happy. i am sure that hurt. >> i would say greg steub

for years, kevin mccarthy has been a groveler and sniffler. now mccarthy is emerging as a demagogue. he is not lick a credible gangster. no one is -- people are scared of speaker pelosi. when she speaks, you better listen to her. nobody is afraid of this guy. is there any possibility that that caucus, if they manage to turn this nightmare into getting back the majority, are they actually going to make this full speaker? is that something that could happen? >> that's the reason kevin is doing this performance stuff. this is like a speeding ticket. it's nothing big. he is doing that because he knows that there are now -- there's a large majority of the house who are out of their damn minds. they are out of their damn minds. >> the church ladies will come for you. they listen to the show. they got hats on and they are waiting for you. >> young man. they know very well in kevin mccarthy's circle of allies that there's a greater chance that matt gaetz or marjorie taylor greene could be elected speaker or donald trump than kevin mccarthy. he is goin

leave him and other potential 2022 candidates like kevin kiley or john coxe in shambles. kristen: and i know that kevin faulkner and elder represent the two different competing wings of the heart of the republican party. does the fact that elder still leads suggest that it is still all about from within the party, and how long will the political landscape still be all about trump? paul: i am sure that is a question a lot of folks are asking themselves, watching the last days of the selection be defined by trump. today trump put out a statement saying that this was a rigged recall election, that republicans -- it was almost like a republican voter suppression technique, that republicans should not trust vote by mail, trust the results of this election. if you want your voters to vote, it is not smart to tell them that their vote doesn't count. so we are seeing this election defined by trump and trump busy. there are that i think there are people in the republican party who cringe at the idea of their own voters being told not to trust in the system. the chair of the republ

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kevin collins said 15 billion. he openly said that. natalie�*s institute said 13.5 billion so three billion when the prime minister said he would make education a top priority, then to leave schools with three billion... but there will be more money down the line. yes but i would prefer from this government the money now. than a promise in the future. in terms of what the money would be used for, whether the bit of money you can get right now, individual schools make these judgments all the time presumably? i saw some of the notes to the producer of this programme, sometimes schools have used pupil premium money to subsidise other parts of the budget where they think that is that bigger problem. it is creative management you can engage in on an individual basis in schools. yes, i think our budgets overall for the last ten years have been declining. we saw input of money back in 2019 that has helped but i think all the time schools are riding on the rivet, we do not have much capacity often, we use ring fence money to prop up our own

>> kevin mcelderryccarthy has i backwards. a subpoena is a formal command backed by law to produce evidence. it's not optional. it's mandatory unless a judge says you don't have to compile with that then the phone company, service provider has to compile with the subpoena. mccarthy is saying it will violate federal law if they do. let me end any suspension. do there is no such law. there is an argument close to the line there mccarthy's actions may be obstruction of congress. he's trying to derail the investigation and would probably respond. he's exercising legal rights. that's something i know eric swalwell and others are asking the justice department to look at. >> mccarthy spoke to trump on january 6th. we all know this. republican congresswoman jamie herrera beutler says mccarthy told her when he talked to trump and urged trump to tell the mob and leave the capitol and she took copious notes, and that trump says to kevin mccarthy, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. that's in

let's get an update now on the ongoing firefight with kevin brown of cal fire, kevin thank you so much for being here. what are you seeing in terms today of fire activity? and thank you for having me heather. that's a great question. we've had very favorable weather as you mentioned earlier today and up through this afternoon, even better than yesterday. it's been to the point where we've had really an impressive aerial attack operation all throughout the day, as well as decreased winds and decrease temperatures that have allowed our ground forces to engage that fire more directly. yeah, obviously, it's a really good thing that red flag warning that have been in place for a few days finally expired. you mentioned the more favorable weather conditions moving in. this has allowed you to do a lot of things that that you weren't able to do because of those high winds. how optimistic or cruise feeling right now? well i'll tell you were very optimistic. it's for a number of reasons. everything we just spoke of, but we also hit. you know what we consider a kind of a magical number of containm

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to kevin's specific reaction, this was a threat. i understand, i think it's obvious to everybody, this was not kevin saying i think telecommunication policy in the u.s. needs to be revisited for reasons of prudent policy or go to court to challenge whether or not they can comply to the request. this was a direct threat, the type of political thuggery you see in major cities in generations past he's brought to the u.s. congress. >> he said if you do this, we will do that. susan, the question to you. do you think this is legitimate case, a legitimate case of obstruction or do you think it's just mccarthy's attempt to try to delegitimatize and muddy the waters around this investigation? >> i don't know legally if it would be obstruction. david could probably speak to that. i heard a lot of legal experts say most likely no. it would be hard to go after him on a charge of obstruction. i do think as david said, this is all about operating from fear. they are trying to delay this as long as possible because eventually i think the truth wil

kevin faulkner did a good job as a mayor of san diego and would've been a viable candidate. john coxe, a businessman who has repeatedly run for office in california, never successfully, so let's go with kevin faulkner -- if it had been a moderate republican, it would've been a different story, but larry elder emerged because he's a conservative talk show host who has this whole network across the nation and the state of california that we in the media don't pay attention to, but it's out there. he's raised the second-biggest amount of money. he had that sort of celebrity going into it that outpaced all the other contenders. for a while, gavin newsom's numbers weren't looking too good. jane fonda of all people was thinking about entering the race as an alternative. that would've turned the race upside down. kristen: indeed. that would be injecting celebrity factor. for those into reading the tea leaves, give us a sense of which votes might be counted first. how do you expect the ebb and flow to go tonight? phil: since it is all vote by mail, quite a bit of the votes are in. t

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we did speak with kevin faulconer earlier this morning. he described recall election day is full of enthusiasm for change. wagner cast his ballot here in person in san diego over the weekend and his campaign circled the state twice the last couple months looking to gain support. he's been involved in local politics for a long time serving 12 years on our san diego city council followed by back-to-back terms as mayor of san diego faulkner has focused on key issues like tackling the state's homelessness water shortages and making california more affordable. >> we have such a great state, but we're in need of of reforms were in need. get of a governor that's going to stand up and take action, not just give a bunch of rhetoric and words. and so again, i think that's why this recall qualified to begin with. one voters want is somebody who can actually bring people together, whether you're democrat, republican, independent, just like i did as mayor. i'm going to take that exact same approaches. governor to solve problems the stand up and take ac

thanks, kevin. president biden's path out of the pandemic plan features strict new vaccine and mask mandates and has a penalty for businesses and individuals who break those rules. matt finn is taking a closer look. good evening, matt. >> hi, shannon. critics of the newco covid plan says some of the mandates are infringing on personal liberties and will impose suffocating fines on everyday americans. the president's plan and part is mandating employers with more than 100 workers to require their employees get vaccinated or undergo weekly testing. that would affect roughly two-thirds of the country's workforce. businesses could face a $14,000 fine for violation. the president is also warning travelers who do not mask up on planes, trains, buses, public transportation, that they will face increased fines of up to $1,000 for their first offense and up to $3,000 for a second offense. >> i'm announcing that the transportation safety administration, tsa, will double the fines on travelers there refused to

kevin collins said 15 billion. he openly said that. natalie's institute said 13.5 billion so three billion when the prime minister said he would make education a top priority, then to leave schools with three billion... but there will be more money down the line. yes but i would prefer from this government the money now. than a promise in the future. in terms of what the money would be used for, whether the bit of money you can get right now, individual schools make these judgments all the time presumably? i saw some of the notes to the producer of this programme, sometimes schools have used pupil premium money to subsidise other parts of the budget where they think that is that bigger problem. it is creative management you can engage in on an individual basis in schools. yes, i think our budgets overall for the last ten years have been declining. we saw input of money back in 2019 that has helped but i think all the time schools are riding on the rivet, we do not have much capacity often, we use ring fence money to prop up our own bud

in a primary between faulconer and larry elder, kevin faulconer loses. your party doesn't want your dude, they don't, that's not what they're interested in, that's not what's else. i'm just telling you, man. it's plain as day, there could've been a longer process, but that's not with the republican base wants, they want larry elder. >> we have to have a conversation within the republican party of whether not we want to win or whether or not we just want to have arguments. there is a model out there in states like maryland, massachusetts and fremont, all three states are heavily democratic, and in massachusetts democratic outnumber republicans by 3 to 1, maryland is overwhelmingly democratic, and yet larry hogan, are consistently, not only republican governors and democratic states but they're among the most popular governors in america, so it can be done, but we have to have a conversation about what it really takes in order to win in the state that we live, and not the state in 1970. not the state which ronald reagan run for governor, but the state of c

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we know that kevin mccarthy is someone who spoke to former president trump on january 6th. do you think he has a personal motivation in making this threat? >> there's no question about it. we know his behavior is going to be called into question and the committee is going to probe his exchanges with the president. we know that members of his caucus like matt gaetz, mo brooks, marjorie taylor greene are in the crosshairs and possibly many others. it's not just january 6th. the committee correctly understands that president trump's pattern of incitement and that of his enablers went back for months and illegitimately attacking an unquestioned electoral result and whipping people into a frenzy. there could be some very embarrassing revelations. remember that many, many members of the republican caucus with no basis at all voted against certifying the election results. >> ambassador norm eisen, always a pleasure. thanks for getting up with us. >> thanks, guys. great to be with you. >>> triple digit heat in store for louisiana today. residents brace for what could be a month wit

this is one of the rare instances where kevin mccarthy is not totally aligned with donald trump. and that's because the house majority is potentially on the line. a number of these impeachment republicans who trump has either already endorsed against or could endorse against represent critical swing districts. and so there's concern in the gop that a candidate backed by trump could win the primary who can't win the general. so behind the scenes kevin mccarthy and his team have raised $100,000 and working to prevent that. mccarthy privately asked trump to back off at least two of them david valadao are close to mccarthy and the nrcc doesn't get involved in primaries i learned that nrcc chairman did attend a fundraiser last week for jaime herrera beutler as a special guest. look, all of this is putting them in a real bind because the right is very upset they're not getting behind trump's revenge campaign. i interviewed one of the candidates, joe kent, running against jaime herrera beutler and endorsed by donald trump. here is what he had to say about mccarthy. quote, mccarthy is ta

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kevin is eliminated. kim is in japan, and jennie's in san diego and they all love their dad to death. >> the murder happened in that kitchen right over there. >> that kitchen right there was the murder. neighbors from all around could hear the shots. guns are loud, and a 9 millimeter is a pretty good size round. and what was interesting about that is they were delivered in two-shot increments. it was, "boom, boom," pause. "boom, boom," pause. boom boom. the killer could hear kevin calling out for his dad and coming down the stairs. >> i was examining the scene when i first got there when i noticed there was a key still in the door, the main door of the house. at fist i thought the patrolman arrived and found a hide-a-key and used this to access the residen residence. >> they found two keys. one of the doors found stuck in the lock of the front door was a newly cut key from ace hardware. they also find a second key near the entryway. >> the key to the front door, which was freshly cut. the other key was th

maria: house ways and means committee ranking member kevin brady on the real cost and impact of sky high spending and tax increases. plus, general jack keane assess es the new leadership in afghanistan, as a former gitmo detainee becomes the deputy minister of defense with a little help from iran, to build the taliban army. plus, selling access could not be easier, hunter biden begins his art show soon and his gallery wants to be the biggest dealer in china, but he's already had a real vip reaction from its display in the white house. investigative reporter peter schweizer on the hunter biden conflict, all that, right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." and first, this morning, the scheme to take down a president, finally exposed and accountability begins. a federal grand jury indicted hillary lawyer michael sussman, who worked at perkins cooey law firm with making a false statement to the fbi back in september 2016. the indictment part of special counsel john durham's investigation confirms what this program and my first guest this morning have been saying for four years-plus.

just like that >> seth: wow kevin! it's kevin, guys he is here >> i know you couldn't recognize me before. but this is -- i appreciate you doing this, man, via zoom and what not because something happened to me a few months ago and i said -- i instantly called my agent and said please book me on "seth meyers. because i watch the show all the time and in my head and heart we're like good friends. >> seth: yes >> and i know we're not. but, like -- nothing happens to me unless i share it with you. so something happened to me at the periodontist and i called up my agent i said can you book me on "meyers. and it was like months ago months ago but i was like, "i'll wait." and then it happened but we were making "clerks 3." which i've been trying to make for seven years. so the logic was cancel out on "meyers," but i was like, "what are you mad? like it doesn't work nothing happens unless it happens on "meyers." so even though i've been trying to make this movie seven years, i said everything goes on hold so i can do this int

kevin, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, andrew. i appreciate the invitation thank you to everybody out there attending. >> so i want to begin asking you to discuss how your military background influenced your writing of the book. >> okay. well, i think first of all, it is important to, you don't have to be, have military background to be a good military historian. i'd say the greatest military historian hasn't had a military background so you look at the great military historians, you don't have to have a military background but i do think having extensive military experience like i do can maybe add another perspective to your research and writing. little things like i know what it's like to walk through the woods or the desert, wet, tired, hungry, two hours of sleep for six days straight or as battalion commander and former company commander, i can speak with firsthand knowledge about morel training and discipline, small unit leadership, resilience and the famous statement that everything in war is simple but even the simplest thi

white house correspondent kevin corke has the latest. >> great to be back with you. it's obvious that the white house desperately wants to change the subject to something else, anything else. with an unknown number of americans still stranded in afghanistan despite biden's promise to keep the troops there until all americans were evacuated, there is been and likely won't be any respite for americans angry and demanding answers. >> leave americans behind. we will leave you behind. >> it's sad that america has come to this! it's sad, despicable. >> buying appeared to ignore the hecklers, even as he continued to survey the damage from hurricane ida in new jersey today. remarkably it's actually been a week since the most recent comments about the withdrawal from afghanistan. he ignored shouted questions by the press. the white house continues to claim it's working around-the-clock to provide safe passage out for any americans hoping to escape, biden actually decamped in delaware over the weekend while the vice president is preparing to stump for embattled california gove

you know, primary between kevin faulkner and larry elder among republican primary voters, kevin faulkner loses. your party doesn't want your dude. that's not what sells. i'm just telling you, man. it's plain as day. sure it could have been longer, he could have been vetted. it's not what the republican base wants. they want the larry elders of the world. >> look, we have to have a conversation in the republican party whether or not we want to win or whether or not we just want to have arguments. and there's a model out there in states like maryland, massachusetts and vermont, all three states, east coast states heavily democratic. in massachusetts democrats outnumber republicans by 3 to 1. maryland is overwhelmingly democrat run by baltimore and the washington, d.c. suburbs. and yet larry hogan and governor baker are among the most popular governors in america. we have a republican governor in bernie sanders own state of vermont, so it can be done. so we have to have a conversation what it really takes to win in the state we live in. not the state of 1970, not the state which ronald reag

kevin mccarthy's name wasn't on it, at the time. that was earlier-this week. what we know now is that when that list got sent to these telecommunications companies, that kevin mccarthy's name was on it. and remember, on january 6th when everything was happening here during the insurrection at the capitol, we know that house minority leader kevin mccarthy was on the phone with then-president donald trump. and you can bet that the house select committee wants to learn everything they can about those communications between mccarthy and trump, as well as these other gop lawmakers. now, you also mentioned that once this was announced and between what we learned today that his name is on the list that he issued this threat to these telecommunications companies saying that if any of these companies complied, that they would be breaking a law. but, anderson, we have reached out to mccarthy's office to see what law they would be breaking and also to just get his response to being on this list. and so far, we have heard nothing from their office. >> part and parcel of t

i don't think it is transitory, kevin? >> you're exactly right. here is the way to think about it, one of the reasons why people aren't going back to work prices are going up faster than wages. real wages are actually declining as much, wage adjusted for inflation, by as much as it has going back decades. with real wages declining people are staying out of the labor force. what employers will have to do, they will have to jack up wages to get people out to work. small business administration, nfib found 91% of firms couldn't hire people because they couldn't find any candidates. so those people will have to really jack up wages to get people off the sidelines. when wages go up, the firms will have to raise prices or they will go out of business. we'll get a wage price spiral like we saw in the 70's. ed idea this is temporary inflation is economically undefensible. jackie: states if they want to stop into coffers to expand benefits, a, people they feel need the extra help, how likely, b, the states would exercise the option. the third leg of that q