mike? >> mike: phil keating in miami tonight, thanks very much. the tesla ceo sent a letter to twitter's board saying is he terminating the acquisition. fox business correspondent kelly o'grady has the breaking details tonight from los angeles. good evening, kelly. >> good evening, mike. yes, well elon musk is officially trying to pull out of this agreement to purchase twitter just now in an fec filing musk claims he is backing out of the deal because twitter is in material breach of the agreement and made false and misleading statements during negotiations. this comes after months of dramatic swings but it all boils down to a question regarding the number of spam boss on the platform. the reason bots are so important musk had made it clear he intends to grow the company's revenue and that rest on having active users. arguing quote for nearly two months mr. musk has data and information necessary it to make independent assessment of the prevalence of fake or spam accounts on platform. twitt

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hi, mike. >> mike: pleasure to be working with you. i'm mike emanual beta fox news as exclusive as open border policies encourage ruthless cartel to engage in dangerous human smuggling at a monumental scale. speak of this is what can happen when the most vulnerable people in the world put their lives into the hands of criminals. 53 migrants killed in a single day. that's just the latest example but it's happening over and over. migrants dying along the border on a daily basis. >> made it to the lead didn't they checked her pulse and it was really low. by the time they brought her out under the tree she was gone. >> did she die from heat exposure? >> am assuming it was heat exposure. >> mike: senior correspondent is life in los angeles. good morning to you, mike. the administration haven't been officially released any death toll figures since 2020. the number that have died trying to sneak into this country is way up. there have been 518 migrant deaths along the southern border this fiscal year. and 566 last year. that's a huge jump fro

i i mike emanuel. president biden not taking a holiday from the scathing criticism of the supreme court. ruling on guns, abortion and the -- a president weighed down by a struggling economy and sinking poll numbers. >> good evening, the president is taking aim at the u.s. supreme court, accusing the conservative majority of taking the country backward. his criticism getting outrage from republicans who call it unacceptable. tonight the president showing no sign of backing down. >> i know you're all busy as i i am. >> meeting virtually with nine democratic governors today president biden urged his party to find new ways to ensure abortion remains legal. one week after the supreme court ruled states can decide if and when a pregnancy can be terminated. >> i share the public outrage at this extremist court. as i have said last week, this is not over. >> the president's growing war of words that the supreme court generating swift backlash from republicans who argue the presidents rhetoric including includi

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all right >> mike: i'm mike emanuel. president joe biden returns from foreign travel to the hard reality of inflation and a new reality on abortion. ♪ ♪ americans facing high food and gasoline prices this holiday weekend as the president points the finger again. >> president biden: russia, russia, russia. >> mike: and are willing from a nation's high court while standard in the world stage. >> president biden: it is a mistake, in my view, for the supreme court to do what it did buried >> mike: we will ask national security council strategic mitigation scored near john kirby about the plan to fight global inflation, the process for peace in ukraine and the president's comments on the court. plus, tensions and confusion as states navigate the post-roe v. wade legal landscape. we will discuss with governor tate reeves of mississippi, one of several states with trigger laws now facing legal challenges. plus, the abortion fight quickly becoming a key issue in midterm races along with the president's local members. we will

mike, back to you. >> mike: mike tobin starting us off in highland park, illinois. thanks. what was supposed to be a day of celebration turned into chaos in some of america's biggest cities on the 40 of july. dozens are recovering from shootings including two police officers from philadelphia. molly line has the story tonight from boston. >> a celebratory night interrupted by fear and fleeing spectators. [screams] >> as gunfire erupts during a fourth of july fireworks show in philadelphia. two uniformed police officers working the big event were wounded but survived. miraculously a bullet was recovered from the hat of a highway patrol officer who was grazed in the head. the other officer hurt was a member of the montgomery county bomb squad. both were treated and released from a local hospital. it's unclear if the officers hit were specifically targeted. >> it's still too earlily to tell. we don't know if this was ricochet from celebratory gunfire. we don't know if it was intentional. don't know if it was someone taking the is the intentionally from long range. >> evidence

>> well, wyoming politics is very personal, mike. it is face to face, it is in town to town and you don't listen i disagree i've voted against impeachment of president trump, she was for but i voted against the partisan january 6 commission, she is all in on that. the election is not for another month. the travel i have done around the state, i think she has a lot of work to do if she hopes to win the primary. you say he was leading right now? the people doing the best of the people that are selling advertisements, and fox news is doing very well. [laughter] spate she has encouraged wyoming democrats across over a boat for her. are there enough wyoming democrats out there to make a difference in her race? >> well, number one, this would not be the first time that democrats across over and flipped their registration to vote in republican -- interpublic in primaries. they are really not that many democrats out there. even the chairman of the democratic party of wyoming, said there are not enough democrats to do that. spate senator barr

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donald trump tried to have mike pence hung and mike pence today, the only distinction he made was trump looks a little more at the past and i'm going to look a little more to the future. somebody in the audience asked mike pence a question directly. are there any differences between you and donald trump? and the man who tried to have him hung, mike pence really didn't say there were many differences. this is trump's party and it will remain that way until pence has the courage to stand up. >> beyond pence, dave, as we look ahead to 2024 match-ups, is that not the question? policy aside. maybe there won't be many policies difference. either with trump or against trump. >> yeah. what mike pence is doing is building a strategy out of necessity here. he is interesting in running for the republican nomination in 2024. and he knows he has a bit of a market share problem because of the swath of the party that remains committed to donald trump and donald trump's lie about the 2020 election being illegitimate and rigged and stolen. so those folks are not really open, it seems, to a make pence, a

mike emmanuel. returns from travel to hard reality of inflation and a new reality on abortion. ♪ americans facing high food and gasoline prices this holiday weekend is the president points the finger again. chris brescia, russia, russia brickwork's ruling from the nation's high court on the world stage. >> it is a mistake in my view for the supreme court to do it did brickwork's national scaredy counsel strategic communication coordinator john kirby about the plan to fight global inflation. the prospects for peace in ukraine and the president's comments on the court. plus, tensions and confusion estates navigate the post- roe v wade legal landscape it will discuss with governor tate reeves of mississippi. one of several states with trigger laws now facing legal challenges. plus the abortion fight quickly becoming a key issue and midterm races. or ask about democrats plan to ship strategy whether they want mr. biden at their side on the trail. >> i intend to do campaigning myself. >> expect explosi

mike pence is a 40. from the get-go, donald trump had him because he knew he could take advantage of him. to be the vice president, you are supposed to be the guy who can step up when things go bad in the white house. donald trump actually tried to hurt his vice president. there is no way that they were running around, trying to get him somewhere to be safe so that he could come back in there and do his job of the constitution for the electoral votes. we have the committee, they have already been putting things together. that donald trump sent his vote to stay in office. all we need to do to get the department of justice's start laying the law down and taking names and subpoenas. and getting these guys locked up. because of that had been barack obama trying to do that, there is no way in the world y'all would not have had him in jail, he would have been in jail a long time ago, we have two systems and the justice system, they white justice and the black justice. we should all be the same, we are all amer

good morning, mike. >> mike: hi, julie. i'm mike emanuel. headline puts it this way -- a record number of migrants died in the americas in 2021. more than half of those deaths are at the u.s.-mexico border where the unrelenting migrant surge continues. border patrol agents encountering more than 230,000 migrants in may alone, an all-time record. arizona congressman andy biggs tweeting video shooting, showing the border traffic doesn't even slow down at 4:30 in the morning. >> it is still dark. don has not broken yet. you can see behind me, in that little group is probably 100 folks. in the convention center and the processing center. >> rachel: senior correspondent claudia town's live in los angeles. good morning. >> that's right, staggering new figures confirming the risk associated with crossing the border is not stopping migrants looking to come into this country illegally. according to that u.n. report, the u.s.-mexico border is the deadliest in the world, accounting for the deaths of 728 men, women, and children in 2021. that is a tragi

he thinks mike deserves it. he doesn't think they're doing anything wrong. >> he thinks mike deserves it. he doesn't think they're doing anything wrong. since then we have also heard evidence about how members of pence's security detail feared for their lives that day and were calling loved ones to say good-bye. yet today, there was mike pence saying once again that he and trump don't differ on issues. they just differ on focus. like how donald trump was focussed on sitting back and allowing a violent mob to almost kill mike pence and his security detail. and mike pence is focussed on talking about anything else but that? still, while pence may be doing his best to forget about the events of january 6th, the people who were around him that day don't have that same luxury. within the last 24 hours we learned that two of mike pence's senior advisers, marc short and greg jacobs both now testified before a federal grand jury part of the justice department's investigation into january 6th. as mike pence tries to reha

mike: both. you can see it at home with the king tides, we are seeing more areas around the bay flood during king tides because sea level is rising. in hawaii you had hurricane darby, a category 3, generating some swells that were coming at the big island. they had a high surf i think warning out for waves up to 20-24 feet. this one you can see going over two story condos. that is a roadway. that was one of the biggest ones we have seen. one wiped out and almost in -- almost an entire wedding party over the weekend. hurricanes are essentially heat engines. the hotter the water is, the more energy those heat engines create, and the more energy they create, the bigger swells they create. darby weekend to a tropical low what once those waves are set in motion, it takes a long time for ats at you saw in hawaii. isten: that is not the north shore where they are known for monster waves. that is the western part of the big island, the kona, dry side because -- where tourists like to go mike:. mike: you

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mike: griff darting us out thanks. let's bring in today's political power with me in studio for an rcc communications director targeted victory vice president matt gorman performer manchin communication director capitol council llc partner jonathan welcomed gentlemen. great check in studio. if speaker pelosi does not go to taiwan, is it a show of weakness on the world stage? >> clearly and it looks weak. look, the whole point of this is china was to isolate taiwan. and they want to give any government official any country positively hope to visit there or legitimize taiwan anyway. they succeeded intimidated duly elected government official. doesn't matter what party, state media spokesperson writing to shoot down the plane possibly in biden administration kind of shrugs. >> jonathan, we saw a press release and the speaker's office today announced a bunch of stuff. did not mention taiwan, should she go? >> she absolute should go private china will realize she is not afraid of the chinese. i don't think there's anybody n

pence that mike short carries the pants. >> we all know how mike feels about karen pants. and your piece about mike pence and yahoo news, you -- trump advisor keeping tabs on tans who set of the former vice president quote, they are very strategic about when he pops his head up. his path to the white house, if he has won, and the it argues that he does not, it's to do exactly what he has been doing. what do you think that aid meant that? what is mike pence doing right now? and as you have a chance of being the 2024 republican nominee? i think like i have more of a chance of being the gop presidential nominee that mike pence. >> i mean, the field is open. you might as well. [laughs] nobody is as -- as anybody. >> as it goes with pence, yeah, he does have a chance. but you know, the tension here for him in particular, how does he address this? and you know, another thing that happened today is that they release the title and the cover of this both as going to be coming out, on november 15th. you know, it's about the oath of office. , so help me god. it hints at this. and the

we'll continue with neal, mike santoli still with us. think they'll go 100 basis points >> anything is possible. maybe there will be a "wall street journal" article coming out the weekend before >> the last time fed chairman powell said it's reasonable to expect 50 or 75 at the next meeting although the time before that he said we're only looking at 50. so i guess they're recalibrating as they get the inflation data >> to me the issue is they sort of find these data points and it's like ex-post justification for stuff they already decided they wanted to do. so powell looks at eci and that's why we're starting the tapering clock sooner and then it's a five to ten year inflation expectations i don't think they have a coherent strategy. i do think -- >> that's not fair they've told us that it's all about inflation right now. >> well, they haven't told us exactly how expeditiously they want to move up to neutral the most important part for investors is the fed basically has two options. two doors they can walk through, behind door number one

acta the mike pence thing. i think he would be a weak candidate in the old song about the press nominating the candidate. it is the one they cover and that is the one we are considering. you had on a wonderful republican. he had been in the lobby. from oklahoma, such a marvelous person. ben sasse from nebraska. it is a shame that some of these remarkable republicans aren't more in the forefront. they are probably too smart to run. just to wind up, i think we should have a new law that we should not even talk about the next candidate until we are eight months from the day. the minute someone is elected, we are talking about the next fella. it would be so wonderful if we heard more about remarkable republicans such as mark mcmullen. i don't even know the man but he was so good on your show. host: next we have philip on the republican mine from michigan. caller: pence 2024. when i can get around to it. host: sorry you are breaking up. we will get to connecticut, paul. caller: paul from plymouth. thank god we don't

joining me to talk about this is mike schenk. the data shows repossessions are up but sometimes people are just a few months late. and you said this is something to do with the pandemic. >> i cannot really speak for the dealers, but what i can tell you is that those types of behaviors really not something that we see in the credit union arena. credit unions are member owned with a mission basically to cultivate financial well-being for all. they understand the connection between having reliable transportation and delivering on that mission and bent over backwards to keep members and their vehicles. everyone i have talked to said to use repossession as a last resort. within the credit union arena overall delinquencies and a net charge of is very close to all time low, even in these uncertain times. >> that is good news. what do people need to know about buying cars? it does seem that it is a real struggle. first of all, it is hard to find cars on the lot, and then the fed is raising interest rates. >> that would mainly affect peop

pence that mike than karen pence. >> we all know how mike feels about karen pence. and your piece about mike pence and yahoo news, you -- trump advisor keeping tabs on tans who set of the former vice president quote, they are very strategic about when he pops his head up. his path to the white house, if he has one, and the it argues that he does not, it's to do exactly what he has been doing. what do you think that aid meant by that? what is mike pence doing right now? and as you have a chance of being the 2024 republican nominee? i think like i have more of a chance of being the gop presidential nominee than mike pence. >> i mean, the field is open. you might as well. [laughs] nobody is as sure as hell as anybody. >> as it goes with pence, yeah, he does have a chance. but you know, the tension here for him in particular, how does he address this? and you know, another thing that happened today is that they release the title and the cover of this both as going to be coming out, on november 15th. you know, it's about the oath of office, so help me god. it hints at th

mike joy, one of new zealand's leading freshwater ecologists. yaara: you ready, mike? mike joy: ready. ♪♪♪ yaara: it may look lush and green now, but 20 to 30 years ago it was very different. mike: before irrigation, this was brown. everywhere was brown. yeah, it's a huge change bringing water to this place. yaara: irrigated land has doubled since 2002 and now takes up half of new zealand's freshwater use. it's allowed a major conversion from sheep to dairy farming. mike: this is the most recently developed part of new zealand. and this is where the big land grab happened, like the big gold rush, you know, intensification of farming for conversions, and that massive change in the amount of water that was taken out of the rivers and aquifers here and put on the land, you know, are just unprecedented, so that more irrigation water here than the whole rest of the country put together. and it happened really, really quickly. the size of farms has got way bigger. the amount of fertilizer going on has hugely increased. yaara: and it's the heavy use of synthetic nitroge

mike: last one. what about your new role at the white house they see as a co- press secretary. >> no, no i'm just doubt the national security council for just trying to help with coordination of some of the comps efforts. it's a great honor and a privilege to be given this opportunity and very much excited about it. >> admiral john kirby thank you for your service. thank you for your time this independence day weekend. >> thank you. mike: up x both sides of the debate are frankfurt onslaught of lawsuits across the u.s. trade mississippi governor tate reeves joined us next on the legal child over his states trigger law. and what the law means for women's and doctors in his state. >> a president continues to blast the supreme court ruling that overturned roe v wade. this week even with nine democratic governors to discuss next steps to preserve access. the marshal of the supreme court officials in maryland and virginia to enforce their jurisdictions laws against picketing outside a justices home. this

mike, what are you doing now? >> i happen to own the stock and i own struggles because i got into the trade before we talked about it on the air of the stock was at a lower level than. one of the things you can do, because we are in a difficult market environment and have this elevated volatility, considered to selling their data premium against it. if you don't the stock utensils and downside. could potentially have the stock put to where you can sell some sleight of the money call options. that will offset that decay allow us to hang onto this position longer because i still like it. cement came to take some tweets. our first then asks how long do you think the pop and test learnings last and how would you trade it? carter, what do you say? >> a pop it was right at 10%. closed poorly along with. i think the was over. left it on. below and i suspect that is going to be filled. >> our next fan asks a favor stockton iraq is down 45% has a lot of potential tailwinds. we have bottomed it can run. positively the stock

myers "the pentaverate" is a mike myers show, six episodes, where mike plays eight characters and only mike myers could play more characters than actual episodes [ laughter ] >> yes in my career, i can barely play one, you know? and so, honestly, it was one of my favorite projects i've ever been involved in, in my life, because mike is one of my heroes he's one of the reasons i got into comedy. he's one of the reasons i left my day job, you know, as a doctor he's that powerful in my worldview. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, i will leave the most stable field of medicine only through the power of a mike myers, that will allow me to overact and get an excellent award in sacramento. that's what i'm saying [ applause ] >> seth: i like you telling -- >> [ laughs westside >> seth: yeah, i like you, because the idea of you telling the head of a medical institution that you were leaving and then, like, showing a picture of fat bastard and being like, "it was him. >> it was him. >> seth: this man made a very convincing case. >> "i'm gonna get inside his belly," yeah >> seth: and he wrote this part

let's check in with mike nicco. mike: starting this evening and more so tomorrow. that sea breeze is going to keep all of the smoke -- look at the latest flareup. that's heading more to the north and will pushoff toward the east. if you are heading anywhere in the high country, it's going to be just devastating how smoky and bad the air is going to be. we have that air-quality alert but the smoke that was over us this morning is already gone and will continue to see our air turn evening cleaner. diamondbacks take on the giants, dropping down to 60 and maybe a little higher than normal because of the keen tides later on during the game. tomorrow's temperatures, 60's at the coast. mainly 80's inland but if you are traveling outside the bay area, it's going to be very hot. 70's and 80's in socal. my seven day forecast, we've got the nice weather starting tomorrow. kristen: we are getting a look at the first image from the james webb space telescope and it is just spectacular. this is a cluster of galaxies. scientists say they are from 13 billion years ago, which is ri

and mike pence presided. but 2:24 on january 6th, as you know, trump tweeted mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution. >> yeah. i was very -- i was very dispd disappoint bid that. i have never, not in my lifetime, i have never seen a vice president more loyal and more supportive of the president with whom he served. >> so who is worried about the constitution in that moment? was that mike pence? >> mike pence. >> so donald trump was wrong about the constitution. >> yes. yes. and i think he got some very bad advice about the constitution that day. >> does that disqualify him from being president dagain? >> what i learned what qualifies someone to be president is the voters. >> how about for you? >> i would love to hear some time his side of it, his explanation for this. >> has that happened yet? >> not yet. >> i hope he gives it to you. i hope he gives it to the american people. >> in >> indeed. >> senator mike lee, thank you for coming to

the new mike pence. so i'm just trying to figure this out. i do not think they do agree on policy, and if donald trump and mike pence run against each other, i am sure trump will draw the contrast. he will talk about how mike pence wants to cut medicare. he will say things like that, even if it's true. he will say things like. that he will also talk about trade differences. he wants free trade, trump's for protectionism. i don't think they agree. and for mike pence to stand up there and say, we agree on everything except that thing that happened on january 6th. even though they tried to hang the, hey, i'm still good with them. i mean, how does that work? >> it is clearly not to going to be a binary choice for the gop domination in 2024 with pence and trump. if trump announces, which he looks like he may, there are many, many people -- >> alice, don't you think it makes him seem weak? why not stand there and say look, i disagree with donald trump. donald trump tried to get me to defy my oath. he tried to

mike pence did the right thing. look at the pressure that was put up to bear even though trump wanted to go to the capitol and didn't. his people still went. that was the whole point was to send mob. he didn't break him on the phone, so they're going to send a mob to break him. think that they didn't. >> he made it worse. he tweets two hours later to 24, mike pence. >> we all saw the video that he played of that video being played into the trump witch in seconds breaks into the hang mike pence chant. >> i think something they don't understand is the far-right groups. i just story in d.c.. talking to some of the folks in 27 in 2018. they know, they knew that they had access to trump. they were intentionally trying to put stories on the gateway pundits, on the news when maxes. knowing that there were people around him that gave him that information. that was a problem in terms of policy. they came to a combination on january six. when these actors knew that with the right information that was feeding trump wanted to h

cnn can confirm the key aide to mike pence, his former chief of staff, mike short, and his lead counsel, greg jacob have already testified before a federal grand jury. pretty high up! the prosecutors asked hours and asked questions of meetings that trump himself led. meetings like the one jacob described at the january six committee, remember this? >> mr. eastman came in. he said, i'm here to request that you reject the elector. i said, john, if the vice president did what you are asking him to do, we would lose nine to nothing in the supreme court, wouldn't we? and he and initially stated, well, we'll lose 7 to 2. and after some further discussion acknowledged, well, you're, right we would lose 9 to 1. >> six and two, half dozen in another. as for his credibility, jacob's credibility. keep in mind his version of events was already shown before a federal judge. and, that judge's conclusion is quote, more likely than not, that president trump corruptly attempted to obstruct the joint session of congress on january 6th, 2021. and the post reporting seems to indicate this goes beyond just

so i like the trade, i like the thesis slightly more bearish than mike and carter >> mike, i'm just curious what you think of the more bearish strike >> as i was suggesting when i pointed this out, when we first identified the 125 strike, that's approximately where the stock was trading. i think the 115s would be fine, too. if you're choosing strikes choose one to the upside, not the down side. >> tony laid out a way to play the name for balance and he sees these granny smith gains could be coning to an end. h >> i think it's time to fade the strength going into earnings next week. we look at a chart of apple. we see the slow and steady uptrend. but what we have seen recently is a breakdown of the strtrend. the risk-reward favors to the down side going to the earnings event. if you look at it moanother way, can you draw a head and shoulders formation. now if you roolook at the busins apple right now is a relatively slow-growing business. if you look at eps and revenue growth, we're looking at single digits over the next couple years. and i think the stock trading at nearly 24 times next yea

mike pence did the right thing. look at the pressure that was put up to bear even though trump wanted to go to the capitol and didn't. his people still went. that was the whole point was to send mob. he didn't break him on the phone, so they're going to send a mob to break him. think that they didn't. >> he made it worse. he tweets two hours later to 24, mike pence. >> we all saw the video that he played of that video being played into the trump witch in seconds breaks into the hang mike pence chant. >> i think something they don't understand is the far-right groups. i just story in d. c.. talking to some of the folks in 27 in 2018. they know, they knew that they had access to trump. they were intentionally trying to put stories on the gateway pundits, on the news when maxes. knowing that there were people around him that gave him that information. that was a problem in terms of policy. they came to a combination on january six. when these actors knew that with the right information that was feeding trump wanted to

i'm going in and i'm pulling mike lang. it was outrageous when you started looking at the pie chart seeing how big a section was coming from the same donor or just a handful of donors. >> they'll write massive checks to individual candidates and then write massive checks to all these pacs which write massive checks to individual candidates. >> and a lot of people don't have any idea. they don't know. >> i'm shelly luther, this is what i think about chinese communist drones flying over my property. >> you ran for texas state senate in 2020? >> yes. >> i did. >> you lost that election. >> i did. >> when we look through the campaign finance report back in 2020, more than 90% of your financing came from two west texas billionaires, farris wilks and tim dunn. in this election it's over 80%. what do those men mean for this campaign? >> without them i couldn't have even run. they're great men, they're great people. >> you've been a columnist in fort worth for how long? >> oh, my gosh, i tell people since the last century. i've fol

for mike, it's a responsibility. his first job and it's going to be his first job is to get the sharks back to being a contender. overall, yeah, hockey is looking to make a change. they've been making changes gradually. as for most changes, it doesn't come very quickly. changes are slow. progress is slow. we're trying in hockey. people are trying in hockey to move the game forward. >> really, a special opportunity for the sharks and, of course, mike grier, who, yes, you used to watch a lot as a player and i did too and sharks fans here. drew from canada tonight, good to have you on the show. good seeing >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. our friend jeff ranieri is with us. happy 5th of july. did you have nice barbecue or anything? >> i worked. >> that means i wasn't here yesterday. >> did you enjoy it? >> i did. i had great barbecue. we enjoyed it. >> i live vicariously through you. we have a lot happening here. we have another system moving into the north. >> wacky weather. >> yeah, it has past couple of

mike, you have a new question period? >> yeah. locations for the crash, as well. >>> right there west a.d.a. and university. a critical point for commute. even now, we see quick slowing, as we should see these vehicles moving to the shoulder relatively quickly. crews should be on the scene, as well, heading down to the bay bridge off of the golden gate field area. other than that, no major issues for the approach to contra costa county and the south bay. looks very calm. now, dublin interchange. we are tracking this now. back to you. >>, mike. >>> new overnight, about a dozen people detained as part of a kidnapping investigation in downtown l.a. police say, three men were held against their will in a warehouse. officers got the call around 8:00 last night from one of the victims who managed to escape. we're told, three friends walked into the warehouse together. apparently, houses an underground marijuana dispensary. for some reason, the men were not allowed to leave. one who escaped called 911 to report his friends were tied se >

to come in and my response to that is mike pence is going to come in if mike pence wants to come in. this is in the first time we have heard the committee float the possibility of mike pence as a witness so you have to ask yourself, why are we having this discussion again? particularly given that any litigation over whether pence will be a witness before the committee would take longer than the process that they seem to have laid out and the schedule that they have. there is a possibility that the former vice president sees the tide turning against former president trump and he has information that he wants to share and his lawyers have signaled that the committee. i am really interested in seeing whether as the days unfold, why they will be what looks to be a reluctant and belated witness, but a witness nonetheless in front of the committee. >> i want to remind people, just how important it is when mike pence gets pulled out of the capital proper, goes down into the garage and then his will by secret service to get in the car and refuses to get in , quote, one congressional official

so i've seen almost no appetite for mike pence. in fact, they don't really want these establishment, sort of old guard republicans at all. they're much more interested if not in trump himself, the american first wing of the republican party. >> you cannot overstate how stunning it would be to see a head-to-head match between a former president and his former vice president. by the way, if that's what we see for 2024, but by the way, pence has not said a lot about the riots, the day people were chanting "hang mike pence" or the president said he was disappointed in him. >> well, i think mike pence would say actions speak louder than words. what he did on january 6th and standing up to the mob and the intimidation tactics deserves to be praised and noted every time we talk about it. >> no doubt. >> regarding the political ramifications of him running in 2024, a few things can be true. number one, he's earned the right to make the case he's making. i also watched the speech. he checked every single box on policy that any republican or

but you know what, mike pence and trump will be and is albatross around the neck of mike pence either way. with the maca, they hate him and think he betrayed the former president with the more mainstream conservative republicans who built their party has been hijacked and they have had enough, they will not go with him because they will be like look, you keep touting the accomplishments of that administration and you are part of it. you didn't walk away. and made a phone call to dan quayle and the list goes on. i'm sorry, i will go to vegas and i don't think mike pence will be the g.o.p. nominee. i think it is good that he said he wants to look for birds because that is really the only thing i heard him say differently than donald trump when it came to a vision and you need to be different than europe only even if you are on the same fight with the g.o.p. wearing a red suit. >> gillian: jason, the former vice president chief of staff was on with brett earlier tonight. he took a pretty hefty swipe when asked about their endorsement of different candidates in arizona. >> i think it is c

slightly more bearish than mike and carter. >> mike, i am just curious what you think? >> as i was suggesting that is approximately where the stock was trading. i was suggesting that maybe the 115 will be fine. i would suggest if you are choosing strikes choose ones that if you are between strikes choose one to the downside and not the upside. >> last month tony laid out a way to play the name but with results do want thursday he feels these granny smith games could be coming to an end. tony, how are you playing it? >> that's exactly right. i think it's time going into earnings next week. if we look at a chart here of apple we see this slow and steady uptrend it's been in over the past couple of years. what we have seen recently is a breakdown. now we've come back to retest the trendline and the risk for reward favors the downside. you can draw these charts different ways. if you look at it another way you could draw a head and shoulders top formation. but both charts poem as toward further downsides going into earnings. one of the things that i've noted is apple is a r

that's what i like about mike's trade. it's extremely creative. if amd does rally substantially, he doesn't see a loss on this particular trade, but with these types of put ratio spreads, it's really tricky to figure out the strike prices. i particularly like the 85 strike that he sold here on this put spread the 85s shappen to be just insie o one. those are the best practices that you like to look when you thread the needle using a butterfly strategy >>> check out uber's rough ride this year. the stock down more than 44% but tony has a way to play it if you think it's due for a u-turn. what are you seeing? >> i'm taking a look at uber which is a story of market share. they're simply taking more risks and growing faster than their primary opponent we've seen a pretty long down turn, 18 months. what we've started to see in the last couple months is what we typically see in a market bottom, an inverted head and shoulders. that's a pretty material move that we could see on the earnings catalyst. the important thing is looking at the two businesses ub

the new mike pence. so i'm just trying to figure this out. i do not think they do agree on policy, and if donald trump and mike pence run against each other, i am sure trump will draw the contrast. he will talk about how mike pence wants to cut medicare. he will say things like that, even if it's true. he will say things like. that he will also talk about trade differences. he wants free trade, trump's for protectionism. i don't think they agree. and for mike pence to stand up there and say, we agree on everything except that thing that happened on january 6th. even though they tried to hang the, hey, i'm still good with them. i mean, how does that work? >> it is clearly not to going to be a binary choice for the gop nomination in 2024 with pence and trump. if trump announces, which he looks like he may, there are many, many people -- >> alice, don't you think it makes him seem weak? why not stand there and say look, i disagree with donald trump. donald trump tried to get me to defy my oath. he tried to

things like hang mike pence, we love you, you're very special. and as a spokesperson for him, i knew that i would be asked to defend that. and to me, his refusal to act and call off the mob that day and his refusal to condemn the violence was indefensible. and so i knew that i would be resigning that evening. and so i finished out the work day, went home and called my loved ones to tell them of my decision and resigned that evening. thank you indefensible. let's hear what some of your colleagues in the press office paused about their reaction to the same for 17 message. i feel like it was the absolute bare minimum of what could have been said at that point, or something on camera. what else you didn't shoes? i so a more forceful, a more forceful dismissal of the violence, a more forceful command to go home, a more forceful respect for law enforcement. even a comparison to the respect that we have given law enforcement as it relates to what was done to them in the prior summer. and i thought it was important that an acknowledgment be given to the

the problem for somebody like mike pence is that mike pence showed the little bit of courage he had in one moment to actually do his job. that's the courage he had. he actually did the constitutional job he was elected to do. that's the courage he showed. but he has gone no further to expand that courage and take on donald trump and take on the pillars of the party. which i think leaves mike pence with the slimmest of group of voters in the republican party. which is the group of voters that wanted him to be courageous for a couple hours but don't do anything against donald trump the rest of the way. that's the smallest group of voters in the republican party. the problem today for other rational republicans like liz cheney, who took it further and takes it on, is that the republican party voters are not really divided. there's not a civil war going on among the voters. there's a civil war and a fracturing going on among the leadership of mitch mcconnell and donald trump. that's not reflected in the voters in how republicans campaign for office, for district office in their primaries.

what's it donald trump say to mike pence? and those are questions asked in the very serious and formal environments of a grand jury. a grand jury that is preparing, as part of a criminal investigation, for the possibility of charging people with crimes. >> what's is not news, attorney general merrick garland has come under a whole lot of growing pressure to act as a january six committee reveals more details about the efforts to keep trump in power. and just hours before this latest news broke, garland sat down with our own lester holt and he discussed the departments work. >> we have been moving urgently since the very beginning, we have huge number of prosecutors and agents working at these cases. >> you said in no certain terms other day, nobody is above the law. that said, the indictment of a former president, perhaps candidate for president, would arguably tear the country apart. is that your concern? as you make a decision down the road here, do you have to think about things like that? >> look, we pursue justice withou

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they're shining hang mike pence. during the hearing, congressman gloria said that the chief white house photographer. she was asked to stop taking pictures of the president in the dining room for the archives. give us historical perspective. put into context. what was this like for richard nixon? >> well richard nixon looks like an angelic cherub compared to everything we're learning about donald trump. he is certainly violated the constitution, he has certainly deserved to be driven out of office, and i don't even think that the jury should pardon him. because enter people like donald trump, who can abuse power in the presidency, and you can get away with it forever. but put all the presents of nine states, except for trump, and one category. but donald trump on the other category. category number two is all those presidents who tried to destroy our democracy and steal an election in order to stay at legally in power. no other president comes near to even imagine that. and i think before these hearings americans hav

heat mentions mike pence. -- he mentions mike pence. mike pence told me that there was nothing he could do about the electoral vote. it was etched in stone. why are the democrats and republicans in name only working so hard to make sure that there is nothing that avp can do. he cannot send this back to the states, which is all that i suggested that he do for possible re-tabulation and correction. this may have proven to be a election changing event. what a difference this would have made if the state legislatures had another chance to look at the fraud, the abuse it, and irregularities that have been found. our country would be a different place. back to your calls. the, cedar park texas, -- lowell , cedar park, texas. >> while this is not a trial, is set up to look and sound like a trial. you can't have a one-sided trial, every side of this will be anti-trump. i'm not surprised. i'm not necessarily a fan of donald trump, he made a lot of mistakes that shouldn't have been made. i told my wife about -- after the event and his speech, he

>> bret: mike, thank you. there is new evidence tonight showing just how seriously china is trying to undermine the u.s. economy. a new report stating that the communist regime has been targeting the federal reserve. edward lawrence, of fox business, joins us to tell us how and why. good evening, edward. >> good evening, bret. even the financial system u.s. not immune from the chinese. this report from the minority side of the senate homeland security and government affairs committee shows a sustained campaign for information theft from the federal reserve. now, the report shows that the fed lacks the counterintelligence expertise and cooperation with the intelligence community. the report claims the fed lacks policies and procedures to prevent theft. it highlights fed employees with ties to china's thousand talents plan. and they maintained access to confidential information that plan sparked thousands of investigations by the fbi for stealing information from american universities. senator rob portman said a