i'm ari melber, and i'll be joining you for this special hour as we aim for some perspective on what been, of course, a very litigious first 100 days in office, president trump testing the limits of the law itself and the constitution. we have a very special panel assembled of individuals you recognize melissa murray, mary mccord and andrew weisman. we'll be hearing from them not only in a moment, but also across the hour. so we're hoping to aim for some more depth and perspective. indeed, if you're watching and thinking, i know about some of this stuff, i bet you do. but we promise with the time we've allotted to go even deeper, if you're interested in that kind of thing. now, many have been pushing for even stronger efforts to find ways to combat president trump's obvious and extreme power grabs across these 100 days. and those words, obvious and extreme, are based on the facts and the evidence and the cases where he's continued to run into trouble. not an opinion, but rather the extremes that have drawn rebukes not only from lower court judges in both parties appointees, but all t

you knew exactly what was happening to ari's point. to your point, if you have eyes and ears and sobriety and sanity, you saw the way joe biden was acting in the rare times that he was in front of the american people, outside of a teleprompter, where he became a human chernobyl. and i'm so glad that you showed brian stelter there defending joe biden as late as june of 2024, because that proves, sean, you can't put humpty dumpty back together. and i'm equally glad also that you played joe scarborough, talking about biden being sharp as a tack as late as 2024 as well, because there's no bigger clown on television right now than joe scarborough. and i don't think democrats, sean, really realize and are really absorbing just how much this failed this absolutely pathetic cover up has eviscerated this already destroyed and broken and rudderless brand that is the democratic party. i mean, can we just have one democrat, one prominent one, say the right thing, the honest thing, the logical thing, which is joe biden should have dropped out in 20

we are grateful to beat with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicole. >> thank you so much, and welcome to the beat. tonight we begin with. >> news out. >> of the trump. >> doj, which undercuts the entire department's. >> credibility on the rule of law. >> a line. crossed tonight, we can. >> report the federal executive. branch is. >> charging a federal. >> legislative branch member. >> that alone. >> is a first in. this already. >> sometimes chaotic trump term. and the. >> charges themselves. >> are very. >> unusual indeed. according to precedent, they are. flimsier than what would usually initiate. >> any federal case. >> and so. >> before i go any further. >> that's probably the most important context. >> we'll show you all. >> the facts. >> in details. but the trump administration. >> which. is led by. >> a president who promised. >> and vowed. political retribution, is. >> going after multiple. >> people in. >> the. >> opposition party. >> nothing normal. about it. a line. >> crossed and the. >> evidence for. >> the. most pa

. >> see you too, ari. >> i promise. >> any any ari melber, the intern. >> stories are.> well, i'm sure that memoir will be of interest to some legal nerds. what do you think about these judges hitting the point where they are saying what anyone would would say in plain english, which is, is the president flouting the law and bragging about it, or is he lying on the evidence in the deportation case? it has to be one of the two. >> the political. >> strategy pursued. >> by the trump administration has focused upon. >> its willingness to. >> break boundaries. >> that other administrations have respected. and because of that, obviously, politicians like mr. trump, like mr. noem, tout the fact that they are doing things. that are across the edge of the. law and what we're seeing in the decisions that you went through just now is that that strategy comes back to haunt them when they have to defend those matters in court. that doesn't mean they're going to lose these cases eventually, but it does make it much more difficult for the government lawyer to stand up with a straight

hi ari, it's friday. >> it is friday. >> and a big supreme court.ews friday. >> no less. >> yes, yes. always. they have great. they have whatever you think of them. they have impeccable timing. >> well, they're like every other. human with more important jobs. things wait till the end of the week. >> we can. >> all. >> relate to that. >> a little bit. >> that's amazing. that's amazing. >> they do. >> they really do. >> that's. and they do it at the end of the summer, as we all remember as well. so. >> and then and. >> then summer. >> trips are. >> cut off. >> so we'll. >> be following some of that. but i wish you a great weekend. >> you too. i'll be watching. >> okay. >> our thanks to nicolle wallace as we. >> follow the supreme court and we turn to that breaking news. here is this new supreme court ruling. it deals president trump another loss. this is a late friday decision. which halts trump's attempted deportations. the loss cuts to the heart of the deportation agenda. we've seen here stopping trump from efforts to rush deportations through by c

impossible to guess. >> ari, give it your best shot. we're not holding you to it. we won't replay the tape if you're wrong. >> nope. i'm not playing because. >> there's just. >> too much to happen. and it's such a wild guess. it'd be. there's just nothing. >> to you. you. >> you future will be decided. >> by future. >> not today. >> byron. >> that's right. well. >> if you make me say it and it's just between us, i would say pete buttigieg. right now. >> i'm going with aoc. there you go. all right. thank you both. when we come back, this is up next on hannity. >> what does that photo or those markings suggest to you? >> well, they. >> suggest that. >> he's an ms. 13 member, that those are his markings. that's his brand. >> earlier today, senator lindsey graham mocked democrats about kilmer, abrego, garcia's knuckle tattoos. he's next as we continue. >> did you say 12:00? okay. see you tomorrow at 12. i can't hear clearly on the phone anymore. >> let me. >> show you something that will change your life. >> this is a clear captions phone. >> it allows me to read what

the beat with ari melber starts right now. hey, ari. >> all right. thank you very much. welcome to the beat. i'm ari melber. we have a big show tonight. harvard continuing its clash with what it calls illegal crackdowns by the trump administration, now trying to ban new foreign students from even coming. >> to join that elite university. >> something that generally benefits america. >> also coming up tonight, maureen dowd from the new york times on the beat. but we. begin with one of. >> the. >> largest grifts. >> in white house, white house history. it's a tale of two americas, as the president reaps money and gifts for himself while demanding sacrifice by most. >> americans. >> paying still higher prices for the ongoing tariffs. trump also pocketing many millions by blatantly granting access to people who buy about $1 million apiece of crypto. his crypto. trump's hosting a dinner for them in about an hour. tonight, the top 25 of the 22 2220. i should say buyers will get a white house tour tomorrow. the hall, $394 million has been spent already on that so-called trump c

ari fleischer. great to see you. let's put up on the screen here stats from doge.timated savings now, $1,086 saved per taxpayer. with that in mind, what's your assessment of musk's time at doge? where does doge go from here? can it be the same force it was if musk is not driving the bus? >> if donald trump makes it the same force as it was before and members of congress step up. didn't realize how much resistance there is. is at least -- in the behemoth. >> here is the sum of it from jasmine crockett. elon came to washington thinking he could run the government by one of his companies firing people left and right, and tearing this s-word up from the ground up. what he did was the definition of waste, fraud, abuse. aside from a full investigation into the damage he has caused allowing the truth to come to life. this is from senator elizabeth warren. but we must hold him accou accountable. i am remembered by the old adage that you will never be criticized by somebody who is doing more than you are. it is the reality of washington. you have to have a thick enough skin

to everything that the reason between and the joker himself joaquin phoenix is back with director arie asked her for adding to because the people into like a drama about how the coded pandemic in social media conspiracies, transformed us politics more than ever. can this become the festival where hits are made the directors of last year's breakouts the substance? amelia perez and a nora went all the way from the french riviera to the oscars. it's as it's you're up to date. we'll have more well views of the top of the uh, next on dw, we made a group of women dedicated to finding creative new ways for us to recycle. and since you last, have a good the, not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day in depth look at these events analyzed by experts and critical thinking is. this is the weekdays on d w why do humming does not get drunk. why do gravitational waves squeeze out bodies? how much more.

fountain season in krasnoyarsk opened for the first time with ari and serenades. soloists performed right on the balcony of the opera house. at the same time, on the shore of lake baikal in the irkutsk region , ballet dancers danced. it is the regions of the south of siberia that are now the hottest in our country, in the novosibirsk region and the altai territory, the thermometer columns today rose above +30, and the leader in maximum temperature was the village of chimal in the altai republic, the maximum temperature is exactly +32°. on saturday, the temperature background over a huge territory will exceed its climatic norm by 2-5°, a large anticyclone with its center over the komi republic will provide fine weather in most of the european territory of russia. the heat in the south of siberia will begin to subside, thunderstorms will refresh the air in the northwest of our country, as well as in the westernmost regions, while it will become sharply colder in the urals and western siberia, there will be local short-term rain in... in the orenburg region, the midd

you're like a lion, attentive, so enveloping, strong, and decisive, like an aries, who are you accordingm a cancer, if you believe in it, well then everything is clear, what is clear to you, well, hence the suspicion, distrust, secrecy, and what date were you born? june 5, yeah, if you're interested, yeah, and what's your wife's horoscope, and what does my wife have to do with it, it seems to me that you are just pulling my leg to... distract me from some combination of yours, so we will go like this, here is a very predictable move, check, and i almost believed that you are sincerely interested in horoscopes, no, you are wrong not to believe me, i am really interested in horoscopes. because it seems to me that this is star chess, well, really, you must admit, we are given a certain set of pieces, and all our lives we try to solve the star problem, the strength of our capabilities, of course, so who is your wife according to the horoscope, libra october 1, oh, and she has a constant... like the impossibility of coming to some one decision, maybe instead of chess i should bring you tarot

joining us is ari wald. he's the head of technical analysis at oppenheimer. ari welcome stock.y raise prices on the iphone regardless of the tariff outcome. what's your take on apple? well we're. >> bullish on the theme. we still think. >> we. >> are in a large cap growth led secular bull market. and i think apple benefits over the long term for that reason. looking at the stock, i think the positive is that it has paid to buy the stock when it's ugly. and it was ugly. in april, it corrected into its four year average for the first time since 2019 2016. before that i would say, though, from a trading basis, still there's some resistance to get through. it's pushing right into its 50 day average. so there's some more technical weakness on the near term than, say, versus the market. so not necessarily our top ranked stock right here right now. >> but not your bottom ranked one either. i'm hearing the up 6% today okay. let's move on to another mag seven name then which is meta. it's been a lot more kind of positivity around this one. it's still up 8% today 17% over the past month.

the clerk will report the tall ary. host: there were 14 ayes 18 nos >> no, sir have it the committee postpone if you are on 018 by mr. carter which the nays prevailed. the clerk will open the vote. >> any other members who wish to have their vote recorded the clerk will report the talley >> on that there were 14 ayes and 18 no, sir. >> the nos have it and the amendment is not agreed to. the key postpone on the amendment 047 by mr. ramirez on which the nays prevailed by voice vote. the question kplts on greg the amendment. the clerk will open the vote. are there other members who wish to have their vote recorded the clerk will report the talliment >> on that vote there were 14 ayes and 18 no, sir. >> nos have it amendment not agreed to. there being no further amendment the question is on the agreeing to the amendment in the name of stat 119 amounts all those in favor signify by saying aye. ayement all test opposed. >> in the opinion of the care the ayes have it and the nature of the stat is agreed to. question now occurs

>> ari is a good friend, and he's a smart man. the optics of getting air force one from another country are bad. the ethics of potentially transferring the plane to the presidential library, where a private citizen, donald trump, could then use it, are bad. the esthetics that putrid blue and burgundy that he wants to paint the plane are also bad, but worse is the security concerns and the fact that they would pretty much have to gut the plane down to its bare bones to ensure that it was not tampered with in any way. the president of the united states safety is paramount in this situation. it should be built in america. as ari said, by americans with security clearance. that's the way to do this. >> i was not expecting the color critique there. and julie, while we are standing by in the white house for the president to speak again, we expect he'll talk about terrorists. but this is an event surrounding an executive order signing a document on drug pricing where he's going to, i think, suggest essentially the u.s. won't pay on medic

ari vidercha, bye, anya, ah, gena. ah, gennady sergeevich, hello. do you want to be formal?’s be formal. dear anna petrovna. allow me to walk you home and ask for a cup of tea tea, we need to talk, i don't understand what we should talk about, do people who have a daughter together have nothing to talk about, listen, no need, she doesn't know anything, she knows everything, anushka, she's known everything since she was 14, she plays along with your lies so that you... don't offend me, anechka, maybe some water? well, that's a good start to the conversation, i don't know why i went to her, well, what did i expect, i don't understand myself. lord, why do i need all this? why don't you disappear from my life? i didn't bother you, did i? why, why? lan, but we have an opportunity not to make other mistakes, i'll tell you honestly, i'm almost 50, no family, no home, no son, my first wife took me abroad, didn't even call, think about it yourself, but it's not for nothing that my feet brought me to where you are, where we are... oh lonely, not old yet, thank god, you will be a quiet

margarett aris said palestinians in gaza are deprived of basic necessities, including food, clean water and brown factors, all highly susceptible to infection. the official noted that daily bombardments of intensified influx of casualities overwhelming a health system already pushed beyond its limit. harris wart that overcrowding living condition, while spread malnutrition and a lack of clean water have lent to surge in communicable diseases. and investigative journalist rick starlin joined us earlier with his stake on gaza's deteriorating situation and mid israeli blockade of humanitarian hate. let's take a lesson. well, it's more and more clear and obvious that it is a genocide, and i think there's fewer and fewer people who are able to make that argument, today the new york times has a has a good story. documenting the the catastrophic situation, and it's more more clear that israel is testing the world, can it commit genocide with impunity? "i think it's killing lots of palestinians every day, i think there were 40 killed just yesterday, but for every death of a palestinian, there a

i am waiting for you. be patient, peace, ari, so not at the test, fight for our submariners, we willot pass, just a chip, army heroism, the courage of our soldiers, patriotism, like that, plus these special effects, when your heart stops, the boat sinks, the bottom rises, what a bottom, well, it's amazing, it's just yeast, at some points i just wanted to cry. drop it, that's it, let's run, the distance is shortening, a heartfelt film, in general, such a man's film, real, come on, darling, i just get goosebumps, i had such a feeling that i was myself on this submarine, come on! commander ice wall right on the nose you're watching right now right now tension and constantly until the very last moments stop turbine power how do you know russian i was born in russia it's russian i'm proud consider that i'm russian just enjoyed this film holding exceptionally good film three kraken. now the situation is strange, because the miloni government is in power, and miloni is a fascist, and we, as free citizens of italy, are not going to put up with this. sergey mikhailovich, hello, hello, hello!

you're like a fish, sensual, you're like a lion, attentive, so enveloping, strong and decisive, like an aries, i'm a cancer, if you believe in it, well then everything is clear, that's clear, well, hence the suspicion, uh, mistrust, secrecy, and what date were you born, june 25, if that interests you? yeah, and your wife, who is her horoscope, and why is my wife here? it seems to me that you are just pulling my leg to distract me from some combination of yours. so we will go like this, a very predictable move, check, and i almost believed that you are sincerely interested in horoscopes, no, you are wrong not to believe me, i am really interested in the horoscope, because it seems to me that this is star chess, one solution, maybe instead of chess i should bring you tarot cards? no, no need, can i just go away for a minute, and in the meantime you'll be thinking, thank you, well it doesn't look like you're upset about the death of your beloved husband? and what are you suggesting, that i tear my hair out or scratch my face? well, i just noticed that your behavior is not typical for a woman who

all these events when you're a child, and that's that's just the way it is. so this here is the the arisor h time just over nine years, on on the first occasion i was sentenced to 15 years in prison, at the time the protests were taking place in the prisons here for political status, i joined the blanket protest uh and and uh later on i was part of the 1980 hunger strike and then the 1981 hunger strike also when i was in hunger strike for 55 days, in fact i was longest on the hunger strike uh when it ended in october 1981 um in theory i would have been the next person to die had the hunger strike continued. so i was released from president 1987 uh the ira uh i was on active service again. the occupation forces, but i ended up in prison again in 1989 and i was there until 1998 when i was released as part of the prison releases that were part of the good friday agreement, the peace agreement here, so i was active after my release, i was active within shin fen and with the ex prisoners organization also, and in 2010 i was asked to replace... "our leader at that time, jerry adams in the poli

ari does not know, the farmer's nephews are showing the remains of the ammunition scattered around the perimeter. any idea what this is? i think it's a rocket. sergei drozdov grows spring and winter wheat, sunflowers and soybeans. his grandfather began working in these fields, then his father, now sergei himself and his entire large family work there. the drozdovs own more than 600 hectares, but since last year part of the land had to be leave. part of the field is mined, but now it is fenced off, we couldn't even remove this crop, soybeans are planted there, somewhere around 25 hectares, that is, you couldn't , you couldn't, it's even standing there now, soybeans are standing there now, that's because it was mined, well, like the mine was removed, but the fence was left, when they removed the mines, i went to the military, they said, you can't do it yet, you can't do it yet, we'll remove it first, then they'll check after us, when the fence is removed, then you can, but for now the fence. yeah, okay, well, since august. this is an intercepted video from a foreign drone. the drone is a

as a result we continue to see an increase in visitors in the park and ari walsh, our facility director will cover the details of recent and upcoming program including spring fling where we had over a thousand people in the park and i think they had 16,000 eggs spread around for the kids to find in the park to have fun weekend last month we joined the metropolitan transportation commission and the high speed rail authority for s.f. climate week and hosted a screening of the documentary moving on san francisco. nila joined a panel discussing the history of transit and its importance in connecting the bay area and state with rail which was a great opportunity to highlight the tjp role in downtown san francisco and to the future we have through the delivery of the portal project we also joined the mtc and our transit operators earlier this month for all aboard transit day in the bay area. >> it was a great reminder to bay area residents to get back on our tri transit not only for that day but for their regular daily commute as a multimodal modal facility connecting nine transit systems wit

itself, translated from italian, is the standard of sacrificial love and feminine strength, and her arisample of belcan. these are the very notes that have become a symbol of opera in general: the hall freezes along with it, even the air, the violins only hint at their presence. prostaliva. the most difficult of all singing techniques belcanta means a beautiful sound, today belcantes are not just in fashion, the style is experiencing a real renaissance. these are passages, these are difficult high notes, or legato, costadiva, long phrases, on a long, wide breath. connoisseurs say: the norm has collected all our dreams of opera, the are is so difficult, that all norms are entered into a special historical list. albina shagemuratova, soloist of the mariinsky theatre, admits that she hesitated for several years, but also dreamed of this role. norma in translation from italian means ideal, perfection. this ideal collapses in the end, that is, she betrays her homeland, she betrays her children, betrays her lover, all her actions, actions exclusively for the sake of. wagner, the success of th

and you remind me of home, togs right and saying that you're a little crazy, you're very like the aris and we love a little crazy, so thank you, uh, i think... one thing that that i'd also like to say is commend you for bringing all these journalists, these filmmakers and these great artists together and iran. first of all, our deepest condolences to iranian people, we praying together with you in our hearts about that tremendous loss of heroes of iran, and it's happening in our eyes, it's very... what i said, but we need to keep going, and i want to tell you, all people in this room, storytellers, truthtellers, we cannot fake in emotion, we cannot fake the truth, work, what you doing is a crucially important to survival of our spaces? احد الشهداء المقاومين اللي كانوا من ضمن الشباب المقاومين في سبعه اكتوبر هو احد اقاربي ناصر البحيصري كان دائما يقول لي اذا ذهبت الى ايران اريد خاتم من اصفهان شاءت الاقدار ان اذهب الى ايران وهو شهيد. لذلك انا الدكتور احمد هداني هذا الخاتم للشهيد وانا سالبس لام ناصر ام ناصر يعني اذا كانت صبايا بتصوروني هذا لناصر وحققت حلم الشهيد بخاتم من ايران من اصفهان انا

on attend notamment "eddington", un western moderne de l'américain ari aster, ou encore "la petite dernièrei. nous reviendrons aussi sur les différents documents, les longs métrages consacrés à la guerre en ukraine. que risque-t-il de se passer ce vendredi à istanbul? la capitale économique de la turquie est en ce moment au centre de toutes les attentions, elle qui était censée accueillir hier jeudi les 1res négociations directes entre russes et ukrainiens pour mettre fin à la guerre en ukraine. mais la journée a viré à la foire d'empoigne avec côté russe comme côté ukrainien des noms d'oiseaux, des invectives. en cause, principalement, l'absence de vladimir poutine. ce qui a entraîné celle, finalement, de zelensky. a l'arrivée, aucune avancée, pas de discussions directes. ce vendredi, on devrait assister à des trilatérales entre les différentes parties impliquées. - devant ce palais d'istanbul, les journalistes ont fait le pied de grue toute la journée, mais la rencontre entre russe