jason found her. >> jason, bill son had called 9-1-1. this is what he said. >> my mom -- my mom is laying here on the floor. there's blood everywhere, and she's dead, and i don't know what happened. >> bill got to the house, ran from his truck, passing his son jason on the back deck. >> i went in, and there she lay, she looked like she was asleep. >> not long after, marion county's sheriff, jason sandal arrived at the farmhouse. he grew up in marion county and near the carter family. >> did you get into the house? itself >> i did. >> and there you are saying what's in the world happened? >> correct. and who would have the desire to kill a lady in rural iowa? >> the sheriff called for help. >> i had multiple phone calls from my -- >> special agent mark like works for a division of the state police, the department of criminal investigation, the d.c. i. this was his first case in pleasant hill, about an hour from des moines. >> there were multiple vehicles in the driveway, law enforcement is on the scene, and the family is gathering around

jason? >> jason: sara carter iner texas. thank you very much. joining us now is the host of "lara logan has no agenda" on fox nation," lara logan and attorney general mark brockovich attorney general, the biden administration wants us to believe that everything is safe, it's calm there is no problem, there is noo crisis. but in your estimation what's going on down in the border. >> thank you, jason, or having me on. president biden said his administration is creating more jobs. unfortunately he made the cartels more powerful. they'll be seeking more than cvs and walgreens combined we know there is an increase in homicides. we know that opioid and drug overdoses are the leading causes of death for teenagers in the second largest county.ge this is having a dramatic impact in real time. make no mistake about it. as a result of the biden administration's policies, this country is a more dangerous place. people are dying now. it's not a of theoretical problem butf we've succeeded delma exceeded operational control of our borders. >> jason: the biden

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jason? >> jason: sara carter in texas, thank you very much. joining us now is the host of larry logan has no agenda on fox nation lara logan and arizona attorney general mark bonaventure. thank you so much for joining us tonight. mr. attorney general, the biden administration wants us to believe that everything is safe, calm, there's no problem, no crisis, but how dangerous is it in arizona what is going on at the border? >> thank you for having me on and president biden said today his administration is creating more jobs, but the cartel is creating more jobs, more than cvs and walgreens combined. that's a dramatic increase in homicides in places like tucson, arizona. we know that opioid and drug overdoses are the leading cause of deaths for teenagers in our second largest county, so this is having a dramatic impact in real-time, real-world and make no mistake about it. as a result of the biden administration policies this country is a more dangerous place. people are dying now. it isn't a theoretical problem. our kids are dying of drug overdo

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jason? >> jason: america lost one of its best. he exuded confidence and confidence. i had the chance and honor and privilege of shaking his hand and hearing him speak at a corporate event after he had retired. sad to see this happen. but i hope america remembers what a great american he was and that his message was a positive one, that he believed in america. that he loved this country. that he exuded patriotism and love of country and truth. yet he was still down to earth and could recognize that he was no better than the troops that he led. in that way, he was a true, true leader in this country. we need more colin powells in this country. he's a great american. >> harris: kennedy? >> kennedy: i really appreciate what you said in that speech from 1994 and people should not lose sight of that. this is truly an incredible country. i also like the idea that his discipline and his drive took him to the greatest heights of diplomacy and the military. while i may disagree with some of the milita

yeah >> jason: at least four. i mean, the first two weeks were great because it was the lead-up to the emmys and then we won stuff at the emmys and we really just -- it was a lot of high fiving [ laughter ] and now we have to actually write. >> took the next day off that cost us a day >> jason: that's true. >> so we're figuring it out now. >> seth: joker -- right above you, joker, looks like an idea for episode 302. >> yeah. >> seth: which one -- what do you got there? >> head guys >> yeah. head guys. [ laughter ] >> no wrong answers while you're blue skying a season >> blue sky, baby! >> seth: blue sky. yeah, exactly. yes. brando, this came no surprise to me, having known you, but you made some very splendid sartorial choices at the emmys you were very british early on [ laughter ] this is a guy right out of - >> did not know there were cameras on to be fair. >> just to be also completely honest, jason told me he was going to dress as batman so -- >> seth: okay. >> i do my penguin thing you know, we're buddies ag

i'm jason momoa. i'm hosting -- special guest hosting the show, tonight. [ cheers and applause >> no hands, no hands, bro no hands no hands oh, no good job, bro. it's not so easy, is it? >> jimmy: no, it's actually -- it's hard to pull off. it's hard to be jason momoa, yeah i don't know, you guys, is this sexy or what [ cheers and applause they're feeling it ja -- i wanted to talk about - [ laughter ] oh, my god hey, buddy, i want to do - >> you look like "super mario brothers," like in a movie. >> jimmy: i have no idea who i look like. this is the most ridiculous thing i've ever seen but let's get serious. [ light laughter ] let's get serious. let's get serious for a second >> let's get serious >> jimmy: let's get serious. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. >> seriously, all right, what are we doing >> jimmy: i'm sorry. all right, here we go. >> sorry >> jimmy: no problem hey, i do want to talk about "dune. [ laughter ] >> this little independent movie -- little independent movie i've been do

jason. so i described this as racism being built into the jewelry system in louisiana and in oregon was i over stating that case. no, no, absolutely not. for far too long, our city and our state have been ground 0 for the unfairness of the criminal legal system for black and brown people. this is not an accident. this was not negligent . this was a choice in the 1800s to silence certain voices on yours. and i wanted this office to send a very clear message that it is no longer a jim crow air office. on my laptop, i've got of the current 4 lines. appetite that he's running on now to say over right now that jim crow convictions. i, nick, i want you to tell us the story of brandon jackson because this is not a theoretical legal situation that we're talking about real life sipping impact aid . what do we know about need to know about brandon? so yeah, brandon jackson was convicted of armed robbery in 1997 and, and his trial at his trial who was convicted by a non unanimous jury. so 1010 people v

jason. so i described this as racism being built into the jewelry system in louisiana and in oregon was i over stating that case. no, no, absolutely not. for far too long. our city and our state, i have been ground 0 for the unfairness of the criminal legal system for black and brown people. this is not an accident. this was not negligent. this was a choice in the 1800s to silence certain voices on yours and i wanted this office to send a very clear message that it is no longer a jim crow air office. on my laptop, i've got of the current 4 lines. appetite that he's running on now to say we're right now that jim crow convictions. nick i, i want you to tell us the story of brandon jackson because this is not a theoretical legal situation that we're talking about real life shipping impact aid. what do we know about need to know about brandon? so yes, brandon jackson was convicted of armed robbery in 1997 and his trial at his rel, who was convicted by anonymous jury. so 1010 people voted to conv

♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight, on "late night with seth meyers," jason momoa and dave bautista, star of "the many saints of newark," actor alessandro nivola, author, anthony doerr, featuring the 8g band with barrett martin and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well. and let's get to the news. facebook went offline, yesterday, for over six hours. wow, they finally found something they couldn't fix with horse paste. [ laughter ] facebook apologized, yesterday, after all three of its social media platforms went offline for six hours. and said it was due to a, quote, "faulty configuration change," adding "after a quick reboot, he started working again. president biden said, yesterday, that he couldn't guarantee that the federal government will not default on debt payments due later this month so, in addition to everything else going on, we've now entered the "uncut gems phase" of his presidency [ laughter ] right now, he's on the phone with a bellagio saying, "put all of montana on red. [ laughter ] during a zoom session,

i'm jason, coming to you. this woman who was attacked on the subway, we have some rather graphic pictures so we will warn our viewers but we want to pop them up. this woman tried to avoid eye contact with the woman who assaulted her for the next thing she knew, she put her head down, good samaritan was rescuing her, she blacked out for a moment left with a broken nose. she warned the city. she said this person needs to be locked up and still she gets out without fail and then goes on to commit attempted murder. >> jason: we live in a world that has embraced a culture of lawlessness and violence begets more violence. these criminals know they don't pay any consequences so they don't have any disincentive to stop the behavior. we right now have a police force that is demonized. the funding of the police, police who are retiring in record numbers which means there's no proactive policing so now people like this victim and so many others have to worry walking to work in the morning, going home at night to see thei

jason addressed? oh, jim crow convictions. if not, what's to hold out that we have not we, we've, we've developed the civil rights division with our office to go through all of them . we and we're still working through that process because it, it would be a, a compound at tragedy. for example, if we had pushed mister germain hudson into a plea deal to just get him out of jail for a crime, and he did not commit even worse for a crime that never even occurred. so we are reviewing all of these cases, but we're reviewing them for wrongful conviction. and not just assuming that a person was guilty, i went to piggyback on what nick was saying. i am absolutely convinced me a glass, half full glass, half empty. and i am very happy to have a glass and be very happy to be able to build off of the work that promise started . i'm convinced that this work will be catalytic. i think that once the human mind is stretched, it doesn't revert back to its original form or its own way of thinking. and i think we not, not just we in this office, b

jason addressed all jim crow convictions. if not, what's the holdup that we have not we we've, we've developed the civil rights division with our office to go through all of them . we and we're still working through that process because it, it would be a, a compound tragedy. for example, if we had pushed mrs germain hudson into a plea deal to just get him out of jail for a crime, and he did not commit even worse for a crime that never even occurred. so we are reviewing all of these cases, but we're reviewing them for wrongful conviction. and not just assuming that a person was guilty, i went to piggyback on what nick was saying. i am absolutely convinced me a glass, half full glass, half empty. and i am very happy to have a glass and be very happy to be able to build off of the work that promise started . i'm convinced that this work will be catalytic. i think that once the human mind is stretched, it doesn't revert back to its original form or its own way of thinking. and i think we not, not just we in this office, but there

i'm jason dumas scrum for us. hey, jason, you know. so, you know, we won last night the giants won last night. do you think home-field advantage matter tonight for thee. >> dodgers. i mean, after all, they did lose about of the home team last night. yeah, well, the dodgers had the best winning percentage at home of any team in baseball this year. >> they win at a very high clip in this stadium and i was feeling good before the game. i thought the giants are going to eke it out and win this series of 4. i i predicted to be giants and 4 before the game. but i mean, if you just paid attention to this season from game one up until now, the giants and dodgers have been matching each other just trading haymakers game after game. so it's only fitting that is going to come down to one last game in this series. remember, just to win the nl west. it came down to one game on the final day of the regular season. so it's fitting and this is what baseball wanted. this is what fans wanted of baseball. not either. these 2 teams either of these 2 teams

jason. it really is winner take all tomorrow comes down to one final game. >> jonathan, so close yet so far the giants had a wind had a lead on sorry through 5 innings of this game kevin pitched really well. but then the padres did what they had to do. made plays and came out with the win now giants have to play the waiting game. if the dodgers lose tonight, all will be. well, the giants will be your division champs, but if the dodgers when things get really, really interesting because if the giants lose tomorrow and the dodgers win, then they'll have to play a one-game playoff for the division. that game will be on monday at oracle park in think it really tight. but the even kill giants, they are confident and they don't even think it will get to that point, especially with their ace logan webb on the bump tomorrow. >> we also pretty good having him on the mound. obviously the 2nd half has been able people's parties tremendous competitor. i mean, really are all of our starters have been so

jason, thank you so much. and stick with jason and the whole kron 4 sports team during the postseason for the very latest on the giants and their push to win another world series. >> coming up tonight at 8 o'clock ross going to check in with that other san francisco team. those plane today the forty-niners took on the seattle seahawks. we'll have highlights. during prime time. but we'll continue our team coverage right now to find out what giants fans are feeling like tonight after big win kron 4 to sacking talk with fans. she's joining us now live from the city this evening. how was the game are the fans that feeling good tonight. >> yeah. just seen the yeah. i mean, talk about a beautiful day for baseball. of course not only do we have gorgeous weather. but i'm telling you, inside oracle park. the energy was electric top notch from the very beginning. and of course the giants are leaving today with a win the division title. i mean, come on. it doesn't get much better than that. >> a san francisco giants fans

jason, found that he'll thanks for thanks, jason. >> heading outside right now as we give you a live look at that giant cruise ship that is been parked at the embarcadero for a few days now, just because the weather's so great here. why would you want to leave. exactly. yeah, i mean, it's so nice. i mean, today this was. >> one of those really some 70's 80's around the bay area. nice all the way to the coastline courtesy of that offshore wind. look at the golden gate bridge, beautiful out there this evening. no fog to speak of their cleared out along the coastline. but likely see a little fog return tonight. temperatures today above the average in san francisco, 74 degrees 74 in oakland. 79 in san jose 76 degrees in livermore, 77 in concord, in 81, in santa rosa. hey, we've been tracking the storm system working its way across the country's midsection. this is all part of that same storm that brought us the very heavy rainfall this past weekend. some tornadoes across texas in the florida today. now looks like that is going to spin up all across the northeast causing all kinds of prob

jason whitlock tweeted this. wonder if anybody at the nfl offices has listened to a dre', snoop or eminem album. every rapper the nfl has performing at the super bowl has more offensive lyrics than gruden had in his emails. >> there is a double standard when it comes to rap lyrics and private emails. gruden's comments aren't good and nobody should want to live in a world where their personal emails are made public. the truth is the nfl would rather create the perception they care about helping the black community and helping injustice than the reality they went out of their way and paid a billion dollars in a lawsuit to hide the results of concussions on athletes. the majority are black. they want to obscure the outcome. optics if they get it right it looks like goodell cares. he doesn't. nothing said in those emails or rap lyrics can be as offensive than the cost of beer. call me any name you want for a bud lite. >> harris: there is the shipping christs and waiting to deliver stuff. i want to get to the vice pre

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dumas for sports. >> all right, jason. well, have fun there tonight and we'll be staying in touch for sure. of course, back here at home, the fans are excited in the city about tonight's giants dodgers game. as jason mentioned, this could be the clincher for the giants only the one more win to move on in the playoffs from force. dan thorn live for us in the city tonight talking with folks said many of the watch parties taking place tonight with the mood that's happening there right now. dan. >> jonathan them. of course it's a festive mood out here. we're just up the street from oracle park were on 3rd street at the woodbury where they're going to be having a watch party tonight after having a watch party last night. this is game for us to this could be the one this could be the game that sends the giants of the nlcs lot of fans really excited about this team a lot of roads we've seen so far thls season. they're the best team in baseball. can they hang on to it and they get to that next round. we were talking with people th

jason, good to see you. if that many police officers in a city on the brink like seattle, what does that mean? >> it means total chaos but it has to be a discussion that is more than just the police, you will have thousands of washingtonians being fired on monday, either for being unvaccinated or increasingly just refusing to turn over their private medical records. you have roughly 10% of state agency workers who are going to be fired, and this is every single agency pretty much is getting impacted. state patrol, department of corrections, ironically, the department of health, any worker that is fired over this mandate won't be able to collect unemployment because the state considers this to be a voluntary resignation. so they are not even treating it as an actual firing. we are told we are not going to see any service interruption on the same day the ferry system announced a 40% reduction in routes moving forward. also impacted our public and private schools. you've got teachers, principals, coaches, all g

jason: i know. kelsey: you just don't listen to me. [ suspenseful music plays ] lemonis: just walking up for the first time, and seeing it, it's not what i expected. kelsey: i've brought this up to you, right? i've told you. you just don't listen to me. jamie: i think a lot of them don't understand -- if i can say something -- maybe i'm not here at the office every day, but chris bounces a lot of his ideas off me, and i'm the one that usually says, "yeah, that's great." or i'm the one that says, "no way." and a lot of you don't know that. that was my big concern in the beginning. i felt disrespect from my employees. they see me walk in and, especially in the factory, they don't know who i am, and when they find out who i am, there's a change. lemonis: it's chris and jamie. because they both have their ass on the line. they both have put blood, sweat, and tears into this business. and we need to make sure everybody in this room understands that jamie is an equal owner, just like chris is. they may ha

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jason, good to see you. if that many police officers in a city on the brink like seattle, what does that mean? >> it means total chaos but it has to be a discussion that is more than just the police, you will have thousands of washingtonians being fired on monday, either for being unvaccinated or increasingly to turn over their private medical records. you have roughly 10% of state agency workers who are going to be fired, and this is every single agency pretty much is getting impacted. state patrol, department of corrections, ironically, the department of health, any worker that is fired over this mandate won't be able to collect unemployment becauses the state considers this to be a voluntary resignation. so they are not even treating it as an actual firing. we are told we are not going to see any service interruption onn the same w day the ferry system announced a 40% reduction in routes moving forward. also impacted our public and private schools. you've got teachers, principals, coaches, all going to be

thanks, jason. thanks, jason. >> still ahead, bay area officials are warning homeowners about a real estate scam. what the criminals are up to now and how you can protect yourself. >> and america's nicest guy back in the news after accidentally crashed in the southern california betting. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> in marin county the district attorney's office is warning people about a real estate crime happening across the state. it is really vicious called deed fraud fraudsters trick homeowners into signing over the deed to their property. usually to strangers and that allows them to steal millions of dollars in property. they can also get a loan on the property and sometimes the homeowners have no idea what's happening. the da and the county clerk's office. they say the county will take extra steps to prevent this from happening to marion county residents. >> e

♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers," from "ted lasso," creators jason sudeikis brendan hunt and joe kelly jenny hagel visits new york's longest running lesbian bar, an all new "closer look, featuring the 8g band with barrett martin and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night. we hope you're doing well, and now, we're going to get to the news according to the latest poll numbers, president biden's approval rating is 38%, which is the lowest it's been since taking office. well, come on, america what do you want him to do something? according to a new senate report, former president trump directly asked the justice department on nine separate occasions to overturn the 2020 election. nine was he in the backseat of the car? "will you overturn the election?" no "will you overturn the election?" no "will you overturn the --" in the new book, former white house press secretary stephanie grisham writes that ivanka trump used to ask her to suppress unflattering news stories about her. here's what that would look like >> seth: according to

jason got it. so this instagram and twitter. if you want to check it out. appreciate jason. have fun night. we'll follow the giants all night will also be following this story after about a year of negotiating no deal. >> on police reform. on capitol hill. why the head of the national law enforcement industry. thanks. wholesale change in policing is still possible. plus, today is the day in san jose. the new vaccine mandate that's now in effect how the rules have been bent. >> just a little bit and at least for now. >> meteorologist lawrence karnow what a gorgeous day they get ready this may be the they get ready this may be the last real your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on, on the inside. it's true, if you have diabetes, you know high blood sugar is the root of the problem. but that excess sugar can cause the blood vessels to be seriously damaged. and when that happens, this could happen, vision loss or even blindness. that's right, diabetic retinopathy is a leading cause of blindness for adults in th

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jason: it is a variety of issues. it is not just one thing. i want to start off by saying i'm glad the administration has taken notice and are trying to take steps toward alleviating these problems right now. we had somebody on the call -- it was a private trucker and with logistics call --and he was the largest private consolidator of containers. very active on the port side. he said it is nice. what we will have issues with is getting trucks in and out of the ports. trucking companies now have a hard enough time getting guys working from inside, let alone asking them to work weekends or work at 2am. . that is a major issue. the other issue is because we are so constrained with getting new equipment, orders are backlogged. people thought they would get deliveries of trucks in june and are hoping they start seeing those by december. what that is causing is an aging in the fleet and they are trying desperately more miles on order trucks and they need more parts. the issue now is they are seeing parts are backordered and some of the fleets are p

, jason chaffetz, former national security official kt mcfarland. ford owe connell and arizona sheriff mark lamb. the state department inspector general launches a new investigation into the president's botched withdrawal from afghanistan. we'll look tonight how bad all the probes could get for the white house. biden's agenda hanging by a thread. a brand new no from democrat senator joe manchin. we've got it. democrats claim they scaled back irs snooping on your bank accounts after an uproar but it is not a fix. why the irs invasion of your privacy when democrats are not first cutting their own massive waste, fraud and abuse. the far left acts like they have a monopoly claim on your wallet. and the white house ripping americans for greenhouse gas emissions. the administration threatening new carbon taxes but biden's cabinet, now flying polluting airplanes to yet another expensive u.n. climate junket. the hypocrisy. why no remote zoom calls? why is john kerry not patched in? is it easier to teach a cat to bark than to get democrats to do even at mini

jason, joining us live now. how would you sum up that 4th quarter that was exciting. >> wasn't exciting kyle. and i mean, this is the loudest i've heard this building in its 2 years in the warriors actually played their home opener. their regular season opener to open this building. just over 2 years ago to the day was been to probably about 4050, games over that span and nothing was like the atmosphere tonight. it almost felt like a recharge chase center because of this. so much that has happened over the last 2 years where whether it was cause of the pandemic. fans can come weather is clay getting her staff getting hurt players getting traded. the buyers were never right until tonight. this is why they built this building. the fans came. they really showed out who who else but steph curry gave them a treat 25 points in the 1st quarter. 45 in 10 for the game. there were several instances where he walked to the crowd and told them to get louder. you could tell it was a special moment for him. a special moment fo

how do you respond to jason's concerns and criticism of the company? >> yeah, look, i'll respectfully disagree you know, i think what we forget is, cambridge analytica was a big thing until it wasn't. and research shows that the it was overblown. we look at the algorithm change in 2018. i remember seeing a company presentation tptsd that says the worst thing that we've seen that affects mental behavior is lurking. so on the platform now, certainly, engagement is the north star, we can't forget that but part of what allows them to change algorithms in to begin with was the idea that engagement from friends and family actually improved the behavior what we don't know the unintended consequences of changes we make. i think we've seen that laid out in the most recent iteration in their view, it's a noble quest to connect the world but also unprecedented no one's tried before so we're kind of learning as we go. every time they try to change it, we end up in a situation with more unintended consequences we talk about oversight committee, it's something that

jason will be right back. we begin "the reidout" tonight with one hell of a question on this friday, how dumb can a nation get and still survive? that question courtesy of our friend columnist eugene robinson is poised in today's washington post and it's a really good question at a time when we're faced with not one but two viruses coursing through this country. one of them covid is so deadly it can literally take your breath away and hits randomly. some suffer barely any effects, and some wind up on a ventilator or dead and the other virus is not people are acquiring from breathing in but taking in ignoant garbage on their tv or social media and that virus may make you sick from covid or ingesting horse medicine but most definitely makes you stupid and right now in america, ignorance and stupidity feel like they have taken over. stupid is on a rampage worldwide. remember brexit? the american variant turned stupid into art. albeit, low art, like the one in the mall with the dogs playing poker. i'm talking abou

jason? >> well, you know, no one can predict the future here. i don't know why someone like joe manchin would hold out this long and then cave at the last minute. but, you never know what might happen. but i think he is right on the substance. we have already spent trillions of dollars inflation is a problem that will be saddled on the democrats if they continue with this. and this will do nothing to help real wages and help rising prices. i hope he is sticks to his guns but who knows. >> mike: gentlemen, we will leave it there we will get back to you later in the show. up next the virginia governor's race could come down to the issue of education. we will tell you why. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 4 in dallas as a federal judge hears arguments whether texas can leave in place the most restrictive abortion law in the u.s. a lawsuit filed by the biden administration seeks to land the first legal blow against the law. it prohibits abortions once cardiac activity is detected usually aro

., and jason riley "wall street journal" columnist and senior fellow at the manhattan instudy jason, there were a number of incidents that the white house had to clarify. we pointed them out here. the border the situation about gas prices. and maybe most importantly about taiwan. >> yes, there are a number of issues going on here. i would add to that bret, the spending debate going on in congress right now. i think joe biden's problem is that he is trying to present as a democrat versus republican issue. when, in reality, particularly with regard to the spending bill, it's a democrat vs. democrat problem. he can't get his own ducks in a row. and you have a debate going on between progressives in the democratic party and more moderates in the democratic party on how to spin this spending bill that they want to unleash and frankly boils down to ambitions being greater than their actual mandate that the american people did not elect a progressive president to pursue a progressive agenda and biden is trying to slip one by the american people. >> bret: "the washington post," harold, write

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. >> we're joined by jason boss, msnbc contributor. jason, tell me what you want. >> i think people in d.c. are surprised that biden gets along better with his friends on the progressive side. that it seems like he's kind of thrown in to the progressives, look, we don't like your bill unless both are thrown in. you can't trust krysten sinema. you can't trust joe manchin. if they get this road bill done now, there's no guarantee they won't waffle and pontificate on the other bill now. this is the president's entire agenda. there is no reason to split it up this early. >> katrina? >> they are supporting biden's agenda. the conservative democrats are obstructing. in fact, this really isn't the progressive agenda, they wanted a better deal and medicare for all. it's very popular, ari. that is often misunderstood. i think you have a fight here between progressives' pragmatists. congresswoman jayapal is maybe trying to be the next speaker. i think we have to realize that top line she was showing is going to help democrats win in 2022 and cou

>> two things, jason. one, elected leaders and candidates essentially using the language of violence and mobilization, that that is the best way to handle issues. it's not to have public debate or discourse, not to have a discussion. it is to immediately go into confrontation and if you went to steve bannon's war room, and is called a war room after all, any given day and you watch what that conversation is about and how to extend that to fox news, it's very much about confrontation and combat and it's bizarre. the second part is, look, social media, we were talking about it in the last panel. that video there, those videos of combat and conflict that you see at a lot of these local places go viral very quickly so it gives a lot of people who are maybe considering conducting those sorts of acts more ammunition or more belief that they should do it too. it is the copycat phenomenon that we see in social media today. so, it's one part the way our rhetoric has changed in this country and what our elected lead

podcasts, "a word with jason johnson" and msnbc political analyst. this should be an exciting discussion for sure. jason, you have the benefit of being onset with me and the added benefit of being my nemesis so i'll start with you. democrats have to get something done and we're going in the midterms. people of color, younger voters came out in droves to deliver the power of the federal power to democrats. what is the message in 2022 and can they get the bill passed? >> i know sports is your strong suit. >> absolutely. >> we talk about young people and young voters. they are looking past this game to the second one. the infrastructure bills, those are great and wonderful but a lot of activists say if you do this, what happens to voting rights? these negotiations are setting the frame work for how we think we'll have to negotiate whether or not we'll have the right to turn out and vote to thank them for punish them for not getting these policies through afterwards. that's what i'm paying attention to now. it looks like they're about to land the plane a

jason. >> well, pam jonathan, i'm deep in enemy territory this dodgers pride runs deep here at dodger stadium. of course, an their height because their team snatched the momentum in this series after a 9 to thumping on saturday night at oracle park in san francisco. but every time the giants have faced adversity this season. they've been able to fight through it and we'll just have to do the same thing tonight and they have to do it behind the arm of lefty. alex wood gets the start tonight. now we have an interesting pitching matchup. alex wood max on paper. it looks like the giants have the upper hand. but max hasn't been great over his last 2 regular season starts at least he gave up 5 runs each of those last 2 starts. he didn't pitch in the wild-card game. he pitched pretty solid, but he is not untouchable. meanwhile, alex wood. he's been trending up in his last 13 innings pitched. he's only given up 2 runs and then in the last 4 games he started the giants have won that. now. alex wood did deal with a bout of covid at the end of september, but he battled back and he's through that

jason said that's too bad. my kids can wear whatever they want to wear and i won't apologize for my kid. apparently this stuff is being sold at a website. and the post shows the kids memphis three wearing shirts called hidin from biden. >> there are a lot of country music fans proud and excited to see this. they are seeing an entertainer saying we are not going to bow to the cancel culture mob. this is what more artists and entertainers need to be doing. stand up and saying the left is not going to. we love america, we are sick of joe biden returning this country. thank god for the aldeen family for standing up. judge jeanine: the stars on the right are willing to do this. on the left they are happy to do it. president trump didn't get a day without incoming from every angle. it's sad what's going on. but i'm happy for aldeen. >> britney and jason. if you are listening. i want to wear one of those shirts. they have the right to express themselves as americans. look at what the bind administration is doing be th

thank you, jason. also. >> big niners news today, just couple hours ago we learned that rookie quarterback trey lance is injured sprained his knee during his first nfl career started yesterday against the arizona cardinals. this comes at a tough time for the niners. you still have the veteran qb jimmy garoppolo, who's dealing with a calf injury. the niners, though, this is good. they're on a bye this week. so no game this upcoming weekend's head coach kyle shanahan says. >> he doesn't know if either quarterback will be healthy for the next game. they has the colts in week 7, although trey lance knee sprain doesn't seem to be super serious. they think he might be out a week, maybe 2, but it's nothing that really bad. but if lance and if garoppolo are still injured against the colts. you have third-string qb nate sudfeld as the only healthy qb on the roster sub fields from the by the way, to see what happens. our sports department will be closely monitoring this injury situation. >> coming up on kron 4 n

>> jason: i think it is quite damaging. if i were the white house i would take this very seriously. i don't think it is a blip at all. i think we see a trend line here dating back to the spring. what i have found most disturbing in the job numbers is the number of workers, labor force participation, there are 5 million fewer people working today than before covid. and that is quite alarming. i think it has to do a lot with disincentives to go back to work. we mentioned earlier that we have ended the supplemental unemployment insurance, which is good. i'm not sure it was reflected in these numbers, but that was the right thing to do. but you still have the government sending checks to families with children, you still have food stamps, rental assistance, and then you have this agenda of biden's that is going to ban the social safety and that is necessary. that's the wrong approach to take when the economy is starved for workers, even as employers are increasing wages. we still can't get people back to work. >> chris: jackie, i want to pick up on the quinnipiac poll i was discussing a

all right, jason. thank you, scott said can't wait up next. here on ktvu. our coverage of thursday night football begins niner fans likely paying attention this one seahawks and the rams. yes and if you want more news coverage, you can jump over to ktvu plus. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red ro ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> i played a lot of characters over the years. i have been the relatable protagonist who wanted to succeed and the villainous adversary. >> you got it. >> tonight, seattle is the stage for another episode of this deep rooted contest. you know what really builds up a great battle? great choreographed battle over time. >> and the seahawks with an exclamation. >> and the audience are deeply

jenny harrington, steve weiss, jason snipe and jon najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com. let's go to the wall s&p 500 is edging back towards a new high and only 2% away and the dow is up more than 1.2% away and 35,184 and the ten-year note and there's the yield on it, 157. jon najarian, i'm going to begin with you today i can make a checklist this week that looks pretty darn good, and i want to get your thought on it earnings, all of that earnings, we're off to a great start economic data looks pretty good to me. ppi, below expectations and retail sales above expectation and i mentioned the yield on the ten-year, it's behaving and more good covid news and you've got the international travel announcement today seasonality is starting to look a little bit better and there's a risk on feeling the market and you take a look at what bitcoin is doing is this the week, dr. j, that broke the corrections back >> perhaps, scott. perhaps. i still would like to see a little more on the companies that are delivering goods side of the business. we've got great earnings you're absolutel

if you don't own them, if you're a long-term investor, you could buy them here. >> jason, thank you. >> now the one question mark he had was about twitter. those shares are slightly higher today. down about 5% in the past week falling in sympathy with s snapchat when twitter reports today, they'll see what they say about apple's new privacy rules. julia has more >> that's absolutely right, kelly. the question is whether twitter fares worse than expected in dealing with apple's operating system now analysts are projecting that twitter revenue will grow 37% while earnings per share are projected to fall 23% to 15 cents per share. expected to end the quarter with 212 monotizable active users, daily active users that's the key metric there. that would be the addition of 6 million in the quarter, which would be slower growth than the company saw in q2. jpmorgan says twitter is more insulated from att/idfa. saying that privacy changes giving 85% a brand and 50% advertising mix. saying though we believe investors are more focused on user growth and progress new products this quarter. we wil

welcome to the show former utah congressman, fox news contributor jason chaffetz. your reaction to this report? >> well i just feel so bad for the smith family. they have gone through hard enough as it is but then to be called out and said no, this isn't true. you're just making this up. just the whole premise of which these elitists will go to great lengths to suggest that oh, this is just made up. for barack obama himself, the former president of the united states to say these are trumped up right-wing allegations to try to enrage people, that is so offensive. this young woman allegedly was raped and, to have it be dismissed like this is really quite disgusting but it is also, i think, will show at the ballot box. people are disgusted with people like terry mcauliffe who think that the parents really shouldn't have a say in what is going on at their own schools. elizabeth: it could hit the virginia gubernatorial race, right? the president will be campaigning on behalf of terry mcauliffe after the biden education department tapped and hired the national school boa

let's get over to jason appelbaum, who is inside oracle park with a look at this matchup, jason. yes alex. you know giants dodgers the two best teams in all of baseball. you mentioned first pitch at 6 37. these gates are going to open just a few minutes from now, but this is quite a matchup, guys as we pan over and take a look at the giants doing some batting practice. uh this is probably the most anticipated division series in history as the teams are warming up right now. i don't think that means too much that the giants won the season series over the dodgers 10 games to nine. they are starting from scratch now and when you take into account. this rivalry and the fact that these two teams combined for 213 wins most ever in a postseason matchup. well let's just say this matchup was meant to be corrupted. it's very fitting because both teams had have had really good, um, regular seasons and which is good for the game to see those both of us compete in the playoffs. this is going to be an unbelievable way to kick it off. this series is going to be. a madhouse of both places. we kn

joining me now is the host of "fearless" with jason whitlock. it's jason whitlock. jason, i'm always glad to talk to you. do you think we should expect this push forked me 00 credity? should we expect less from america? >> no, we shouldn't. everything you are talking about, will, is an explanation of the failure of men. and we -- men are failing because we are retreating from our duties and responsibilities we are retreating from god. as our country becomes more and more secular men are going to expect less of themselves. give less of themselves, live in more fear this is what happens when you remove faith from a culture. the culture then becomes controlled by fear. men become weak. women follow, and the nation becomes weak and people don't want to do anything. they feel a sense of entitlement. this isn't about going out and conquering the world anymore. this is about what the world can do for us. and it's -- i'm glad you are talking about it i'm glad you are exposing it my entire show fearless is about trying to inspire men to be fearless, to accept the responsibil