josh brolin, my old buddy from my rodeo days-- josh brolin, i was a rodeo clown for a while-- and josh is going to be here to take the colbert questionert tonight. >> that's right, yeah. >> stephen: i think it's one of the finer-- ( applause ) i think it's one of the finer colbert questionerts we've even done. now, you also have some special guests tonight. tell everybody who's sitting in with the band tonight, please. >> oh, my gosh, we do. again joining us, mr. tivon pennicott. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good to see you. did you have fun last night? it was good for us, and who's this young lady on the guitar right here. >> oh, my gosh, joining us from david byrne's "american utopia," we've got angie swan on guitar. >> stephen: hi, angie. ( cheers and applause ) folks, you know, if you watch the show, you know i spend most of my time right over there surveying the news market for the day's biggest stories, then carefully selecting the finest, most topical buffalo news hide which i then soak using natural spring and lime water-- only during the colder months-- and scrape it un

you, josh, that was pretty good. melissa, we have seen the banks go from there's not going to be recession, maybe a recession, now the recession will be a mild recession and only lasts two quarters we are trying to script this we're seeing people say the fed will raise rates, maybe pause in the fall, maybe reassess and by this time next year, we could see the fed beginning to ease we are trying to come up with this great, rosy scenario and script for the market that makes us all feel better, and i'm sorry. this time we need to be data dependent. can't let your feelings lead this particular charge read a book years ago when wish replaces thought, it is really a bad thing to do. you have to think your way through. so i think we're probably slowing. if you believe the fed, they have another 150 basis points to hike, takes us to 3.25 on fed funds by september if you go to 3.50 on a two year, who knows where the ten year goes in inverted curve normal curve, over 5%. i don't think you trust a bottom in the stock market unt

thank you, josh. we have links to the "san francisco standard" original reporting on our website, za and check out our bay area streaming app. stay with us, karina: welcome back. the big headline on covid-19 is that an fda panel has recommended the novavax vaccine to be the fourth vaccine allowed for use in the u.s. that is the first hurdle toward getting fda authorization. joining us is california state epidemiologist erica pan. thank you for being here. let's talk about the big news for another covid vaccine. fda advisers recommended the covid shots by novavax. can you talk about what that would mean for the general public if fully approved? >> it means we have another vexing tool, which is exciting. and it is a different platform than our current, mrna vaccines and the johnson & johnson vaccine. that is exciting to have another vaccine. and this vaccine platform is similar to many other vaccines we have used over several decades, so excited to have another tool and waiting to hear when we will have

josh owns that rh, josh owns that, lulu, pete owns that. we'll do all of that next. (mom allen) verizon just gave us all a brand new iphone 13. (dad allen) we've been customers for years. (dad brown) we got iphone 13s, too. switched two minutes ago, literally right before this. (vo) iphone 13 on us. on any unlimited plan. for every customer. with plans starting at just $35. all on the network more people rely on. >>> josh, to you first crowdstrike. what are your expectations >> well, start with the street's expectations 464 million in revenue, 23 cents earnings per share last quarter beat on revenue, earnings, guided higher. right now it is not a cheap stock, probably never will be. trading 16 times revenue that is the cheapest that this stock has been in three years. so it had a lot of air taken out of it like every other tech stock under the sun but they keep producing staying for a good reception. i think the numbers will be good >> what about rh >> rh is a little bit more difficult, i think if i were not in the stock i would not jump into it ahead of this particu

that person was heather's brother josh feasel. they were fighting a lot. >> oh, yeah. >> according to jen, josh sent heather an ugly text message just hours before heather went missing, berating her for failing a nursing exam. "too stupid to pass the lpn battery exam. low expectations of yourself. typical trash like your mom and dad. " >> he knew what to say that would get under her skin. >> it was fair to assume that heather and josh didn't always see eye to eye. >> o'connell said josh was less than cooperative when approached by investigators. >> josh would have his good days on wanting to talk to us, and would have his bad days of not wanting to talk to us. >> at one point o'connell said he asked for josh's dnajust to rule him out. >> he wouldn't give it to us initially. >> that's got to make you sit up a little straighter. >> it did. >> i sat down with josh. what was it like being accused of having played a part in killing your sister? >> i felt like, "you guys -- you guys are crazy to think i would do that. " >> you loved you

stephanie link, josh brown, john terranova, and let's check the markets. nice rally dow higher 1.7%. s&p 500 led by energy as well as discretionary. nasdaq showing the most strength in the session, up 2.75% semis in the nasdaq are up 3% today. take a look at the ten year yield, 3.03% edged higher from friday start it off here. stephanie, it is a very different picture than last week do you buy this? >> well, i think we are oversold, yes, but i think we'll continue to chop, melissa. we aren't out of the woods with regards to the fed and inflation, with regards to growth uncertainty you know i'm not in the camp of recession for 2022, but after last week and fed commentary which frankly was confusing at best, after their commentary, odds of recession for 2023 have gone higher. i think that's what the market is telling you it is a forward looking indicator. the key to me is going to be whether or not the fed can stay this aggressive or not, and interesting comments from bullard over the weekend, softer stance there kind of keep an eye out for commentary from h

josh brown, going through a couple of yours which viewers will find interesting. you sold rh, sold roblox take us through each >> rh wasn't bad roblox was one of my worst stocks i have ever been involved with my fault, not the company's fault. i think with rh, a lot of stuff we look at on the consumer side, rh is a phenomenal company, probably be back and revisit it. i have ownership in that it is one of berkshire hathaway way holdings, i am not completely gone, but it is not the right time for this segment of the market all trends of real estate tell us people are spending less, not more on things like furnishings. i'll keep that on the radar. roblox, i made two errors. the first was wrong company, wrong time second was something that i almost never do, allowing a trade to turn into investment. i went in without predetermined exit but i think what's notable about that and where the real value of taking a loss and thinking about why it happens, which is what professionals do, is that sometimes you just do something in one environment and then the environment chang

the yield on the ten year note josh brown 75 basis points. new ball game. >> do 100. >> you want them to do more. they were going to do 50 >> nonzero chance of 100 basis points think about how quickly that would shift the narrative. the fed has gone so long being surprised by inflation, having the market interpret the fed as being consistently surprised or behind the curve or however you want to phrase it. do 100 basis points. the market is pricing in roughly 10% chance of that i would bet chance is higher if they do it unanimously, it is a very big deal. it immediately shifts the narrative. okay, they're serious, looking to go faster, get ahead of this. they're not afraid of potentially causing recession if that's what it takes that restoration of credibility if you read bernanke's op-ed, the restoration of credibility is the only tool they have i would not be shocked part of that signaling, dropping hints to reporters maybe is an effort to surprise the market back rather than continually look surprised. >> go to the whisperer, what do you m

drunkenmiller in front of me but i do have josh with me, so josh, based on what you're saying, would you recommend selling stocks today >> no. i would recommend if you're out here, not a professional trader, not sitting in front of a screen all day, and not with the ability to be nimble, stop playing this game. you are going to chop yourself up every time somebody tells you, such and such is going to have solid earnings, it's not going to help. so here's what you can do and be very practical first things first, tighten up the time frame on the trades that you're making second, don't go into anything without a pre-determined stop loss i talked about a short term trade in fedex i know exactly where the market tells me i'm wrong and that's where i'll be out of that that is the way that you have to comport yourself in this market. if you're a longer-term investor, this is not an environment for you, to be picking through 8-ks and trying to understand whether or not wall street's estimates are a penny high or a penny low for next quarter none of that kind of behavior is going to help in t

obese discussing all this with tammy bruce and josh bradford's crime is long and audience hit for the networks which shows like law & order, csi reliable pillars of the primetime schedule. competition for ratings is usually fear spread thursday night this week nbc, cbs, abc and others united to put on a show focus on one real-life crime in particular. specially scheduled congressional hearing into the capitol hill right and generally the sixth 2021. for two hours in a gloss would produce performance democrats and a few republicans solved pronunciations of the violence that day which was donald trump storm the u.s. congress and attempt to stop the certification of the 2020 election results. >> president trump summoned the mob, assembled the mob and lit the flame of this attack. it was something like i had seen out of the movies. it was carnage. it was chaos. >> and the last 17 months many of those same people have tried to whitewash what happened on january 6. donald trump and his followers have adopted the words of the song writer, do you believe me or your lying eyes? >> we should sa

i wouldn't go near it. >> josh, would you ever buy the k-web again? >> if they are putting the structure of the securities on the table on a regular basis politically, you can trade these. i think a lot offer great trading opportunities. i would only ever do it in a basket, something like a k-web i would never again flat out buy an individual name because the management of every one of these companies could sit at a conference blurt out the wrong thing and have their stock taken to zero. there's enough risk in regular stocks why do you need more risk? it's not like historically these things have outperformed they've underperformed so more risk, less potential reward, and a new dimension of risk like the ability of a political functionary or a bureaucrat to put their thumb on a stock you own. i feel like you want to trade them not invest them and opt for a basket not pick one individual name if you can avoid doing that, you're probably better off. >> we'll take a quick break. lemons, lemons, lemons. the world is so full of lemons. when you become an ex

there's some runway to go. >> josh brown? >> when in doubt, park it, shm is a short-term uni bond fund. this 1.85% yield is thetaxable equivalent of about a 3.25% yield. not bad. better than being down 10% or 15%. that's what i'm thinking about now. >> that does it for "halftime. "the exchange" begins right now. >>> thank you very much, frank hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is what's coming up on "the exchange." the best thing about the first half of the year for stocks is the fact it's almost over. we're down again today as we close out the worst start in 52 years. previous bad beginnings have been followed by strong finishes why history gives some hope for a rebound. crypto, of course, also getting crushed this year. bitcoin down 60% and while many are looking for a bottom, the bad

josh brown is here to break down these crucial moments of the trading day, plus dan dolav on robinhood and leslie picker on the banks. let's again with the market. stocks trading in a fairly tight range today following last week's rally josh, not a lot of volatility to trade, but what's on your mind what are you paying attention to with today's action? >> listen, i think all rallies are still guilty until proven innocent we are still very far below the major moving averages. on the dow, on the s&p, on the nasdaq but a lot of damage has already been done so we're kind of in a no man's land. i think you probably don't want to get too excited every time we have a one-day wonder rally like we did on friday, but the fact that we didn't get half or more of it back today i still think you'd have to say is a victory for the bulls. so trying to remain somewhat optimistic while not getting sucked into all the enthusiasm just because we have one green day out of the five. >> a lot of traders getting their ankles broken in this market speaking of, robinhood getting a late pop on a report saying sa

more reaction in a moment but we begin with josh letterman with all the details. >> reporter: tonight, democrats and republicans doing what almost no one thought they could -- reaching a deal on guns it's a compromise. far short of what democrats wanted like an assault weapons ban. still, joe biden saying it would be the most significant gun legislation to pass congress in decades. the president pushing congress to pass it fast, writing the sooner it comes to my desk, the sooner i an sign it. just this weekend, tens of thousands took to the streets across the u.s. demanding that congress act >> i want to bring a measure to the floor for a vote as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the centerpiece of the deal targets 18 to 21-year-old gun buyers, requiring them to wait for enhanced background checks that will include a check is with local police it's just a framework with details missing but ten republicans have signed on, enough to survive a filibuster and stand a real chance of becoming law even senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, a staunch gun rights advocate, issuing a stateme

wein at hennessy funds josh, this is something we have talked about for several months now. the market is tight and the economy is well and we have policymakers saying we obtained full maximum employment. does it worry you to see the tiny cracks evolving at this stage of our market cycle? >> good morning, dom yeah it doesn't seem terribly surprising we're near peak employment we are getting tough numbers from retailers target, walmart recently what used to be called restoration hardware issuing poor died guidance that says a lot about where we are in the economy how far can it get i don't think any of this is surprising i think these comments about the economy taking a turn just reflects how good things were, not how bad we're going to be. >> josh, many times traders and investors and viewers of our network tend to look toward the technology sector or parts of the media sector as one of the leaders. the leadership group and overall market or the economy. it has been certainly that way since the emergence of the great financial crisis does it bother you that some of the big t

josh, thanks for joining us to m t w. so if it's not military, what is the goal of the south korean space program? well, south korea has a whole range of goals that it hopes to accomplish with this program, everything from potentially 6 g networks to launching its own satellite navigation systems. similar to keep yes, as well as even potentially placing a lunar pro on the moon at some point. at the same time, there are also some military elements. it helps to launch the constellation of spy satellites, better to keep an eye on, on its neighbor in north korea. for now, it's pretty much, almost entirely reliant on the united states for that kind of information. and it hopes to become much more independent. there is also, of course, a major commercial element to this. it hopes to give a lot of the technology to his private sector and potentially launch things for other clients and expand some of his exports that way. briefly, if you could, and how important is this for south korea to join the circle of space varying countrie

in delaware josh, what is going to happen to the pilot then >> reporter: well, the u.s. secret service says they plan to interview him. he could face civil or criminal penalties jose >> josh lederman, rehoboth beach, delaware, thank you. >>> we are getting chilling new details tonight about that deadly school shooting in uvalde, texas what a 10-year-old child inside told 911 operators. plus, the growing outrage as families start confronting the company that made the assault rifle. guad venegas reports from uvalde. >> reporter: tonight survivors of the uvalde mass shooting taking aim at the company behind the ar-15 assault rifle that killed 19 children amerie jo garza's dad hiring lawyers to investigate the marketing strategies of gunmaker daniel defense. an employee who survived filing court documents to force the company to answer questions. >> why is it that they're painting their guns bright colors what are their marketing practices? are they marketing to children >> reporter: and more details on what happened inside the classroom on the day of the shooting. "the new

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>> sean: how are you, josh, good? >> doing pretty good, doing pretty good. >> sean: what's the t-shirt say there? >> it's quavo. >> sean: oh, okay, wow. [ laughter ] hey, what's the second to last digit in your phone number, josh? >> 6. >> sean: oh, wow. i don't know if that's true. [ laughter ] let's go to the next one. who's this guy? >> hey, i'm benjamin. >> sean: hey, you go by ben, benjamin, benji? >> benji sounds good today, yeah. [ laughter ] >> sean: is it hot out there? i see the sun baking everybody's face. >> it's toasty, yeah. >> sean: it's toasty. i'm nice and cool in here. >> ooh. >> sean: so what's 7 times 8? >> uh -- 56? >> sean: wow, that is correct. wow. let's go into amy's eyes. "high," amy. >> hi. >> sean: look at your beautiful eyes. >> thank you. >> sean: you seem too together. let's go on to josh's eyes. what is he -- uh-huh? [ laughter ] he looks like he's going to get called out. josh, what's my first and last name? exactly. [ laughter ] let's go to benjamin. let's go to benjamin. benjamin --

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around 82500 cases. credo, mum, josh, russia with outline clyde. josh, how are you? i'm good. it's nice to meet you. nice to meet you, sir. sure. james turley was the national chair of the boy scouts of america. at that time. what we've had, you've seen the, the cases you've, you watched the bankruptcy. ah, we've had, you know, many, many, many more cases than we expect. horrifying. how many did you expect? i don't know, but i didn't expect 80000. and, and if it's less than number, because don't think about as a number, think about it as a person. every one of these people was hard in our program. i wanted to know what the boys got america's doing to address the gaps in their system that could lead children vulnerable to predators. when, when, when people to register with the boy scouts, it doesn't require a government id. photo id. it is that a policy that you're satisfied, wouldn't you feel safe with you getting in the details of our policies, the that are not something that, that i'm prepared to talk about. another policy i want to clarification on this. the boy scouts of a

josh hawley is a senator from missouri and joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on and doing this. this was aimed, tell me if i am mischaracterizing this, at our population. >> that is exactly right. as it turns out, tucker, the people but biden administration think are a real threat to america, it is not the drug cartels or foreign threats, it is you, it is the american people. if you have questions about covid, but would go in masks, questions about the covid vaccine, this administration wanted you to be monitored and this disinformation board was set upr you. election integrity, same story, the documents specifically mentioned there needed to be a disinformation board because some people were having questions about election integrity. some people had questions about january 6th. we couldn't have that. this board was set up to monitor that. that is what was in their sites, and i tell you, tucker, gives the lie to what they were saying in public. >> tucker: so the federal government partnering with private companies to censor america

i want to go now to washington post reporter josh dossy. you broke the story about the fake elector scheme. i mentioned georgia and michigan. obviously, you know, the big question is, question states, how many people, and what are you able to tell us about who received these subpoenas today? >> so we know that a trump campaign official who led election operations in arizona, received one of these subpoenas this morning. we also know a georgia lawyer who served as an elector there. we also know officials in michigan who worked on that issue there, putting together these fake electors. so we know at least three different states where there have been activity. based on what our recruiting will indicate, you can expect far more of these. the justice department is ratcheting up this probe and looking at all these various states. there's more than 80 folks who served as these electors. and you also have, you know, the trump officials who orchestrated each of these states. you have rnc officials involved. you had a whole, you know, smorgasbord of

josh wingrove from bloomberg covering that nato summit for us from all angles. thank you very much, josh. >>> still ahead in business the futures board is mostly flat following the worst day in two weeks on wall street. we'll get a break down on the latest slump in stocks next from cnbc. n stocks next from cnbc (burke) a new car loses about ten percent of its value the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> time now for business. and for that let's bring in cnbc's rosanna live from london. i wish i could say it was good news, but how bad is it? >> pretty bad. it's a sea of red this morning here in europe. it's looking bleak on the u.s. futures as well so far on the boards a long way from the wall street open. we inherited weak lead. what's royaling the markets? growth recession, inflation, those key fears. we had a bit of rally of late in the equities m

in midtown josh einiger, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> our thanks to josh for that report. >>> time now for a look at your tuesday weather. >>> good morning. as we usher in the summer season, we've got sweltering heat to deal with in the great lakes all the way to the gulf 46 roe coast. accuweather real feel temperatures well above 100 degrees. stay hydrated, don't overexert yourself in the heat, folks. it will be even hotter wednesday on the gulf coast. as that heat advances, severe storms could break out late tuesday from chicago to kansas city. wind and hail possible. also some flash flooding in the desert southwest into the four corners here including albuquerque. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, new sleep recommendations for infants released by a top medical group. >>> also ahead, the backlash after a senate candidate releases a campaign video appearing to call for violence against members of his own party >>> and later, beyonce is back. ♪ you won't b dad: hey boss. you okay? son: i said i'm fine. ♪ ♪ dad: you can talk to me. son: it's been real

josh, what do you think with this? rhetorical back and for the between the president and oil companies as he gets ready for this trip abroad? >> i find it so amusing that he is constantly befuddled that the oil industry at large doesn't believe his commitment to oil. he literally campaigned on an entire platform of shutting down fossil fuels in this country and by god he has done a pretty good job. is he now in a hell of a political pickle which is now his problem. now back to more refining. you don't get to start your administration with shutting down the keystone pipeline and then throw up your arms and don't understand why it is that nobody wants to get into the oil business? yeah, of course, it's a set against the back drop of going to saudi arabia and begging opec for more oil. but, i mean, this is a real problem for this administration frankly the american people are making him pay in the polls for it. >> bret: leslie, i mean, there is no doubt that as a candidate he did campaign on shutting down fossil fuels. no

if he's ever seen one of these. >> oh. >> josh, have you ever seen one of these? do you know what that is? >> i've seen one before. seen it. >> that's a lot of shame there. allen had a special ball as well featuring tom brady's bare chested picture from the 2000 nfl draft. >>> all right. next a shocker at the national spelling bee. >> some of the best spellers were sent home before today's finals, and none of them misspelled any words. under a new rule the kids must now answer vocabulary questions on stage, and that was clearly harder for the younger competitors. >> two kids who tied for fourth place in last year's competition were sent home for wrong vocabulary answers along with two other competitors. the rule was changed to avoid multiple >>> all right, next the end of an era for an american classic. >> howard johnson's used to be the nation's largest restaurant chain. its locations were known for their orange roofs, but now the last surviving ho jo's has closed in lake george, new york. the building has been there since 1953. definitely the end of an era there

josh joined us in south korean beside launches in response to north korea. does this somehow symbolized the new south korean policy towards its northern neighbor? it is certainly a return in some ways to a new old policy. one that we last saw insignificant levels back in 2017, during the day the, the fire and security threats between can go in and former us president donald trump. this is not the 1st time they've done the joint drills this year. they also rolled out joint missile drill late last month when north korea tested an icbm day after us has been joe by left the region after his 1st talks in the region. but as you mentioned, the south korean president unit, so q has promised to make this more of a regular occurrence in response to, to north korean missile launches. and given that north korea appears, intent on increasing the number of missiles that it has. i think it's a fair bet to say that we'll see more of these from the united states in south korea as well. talk to us a bit about those north korean method launches should they be viewed as me cite

but i do want people to pay very close attention to what josh hawley is doing. you're going to hear the same thing from senator ted cruz and a lot of others. this is going to be the big election lie version 2. it's where they try to shift the explanation away from the crazy conspiracy theories to something that sounds a little more reasonable, but i think people need to understand that the issues that he is raising there have all, to your point, been adjudicated. they were either rejected by the courts or the courts said we are not hearing these objections because they're being dealt with at the state level. republicans in congress are going to try to change the subject and claim that this is about how the rules were changed during covid, but those complaints should have been logged, were logged before the election, not after the election. it's really just an effort to obscure that they all are trying to kind of paper over their support for trump's election lies, and really deceiving voters because at the end of the day, when trump looks at who he's going to end

let me pick up on what josh is talking about. this strong jobs report for president biden. on the other hand the continued issue of inflation and what this means for americans. you have this dichotomy where you have business leaders like josh mentioned elon musk saying in an internal email i have a super bad feeling about the economy. you have jamie dimon saying, brace yourself, that hurricane is right out there down the road coming our way. how are we to think about the messaging we're hearing on the one hand from the administration and on the other from some of these business leaders? >> i'm confused by the business leader commentary. jamie dimon a few months ago was suggesting that the economy was strong and consumers were doing quite well. now he's come out and said they have about six to nine months of excess savings at this juncture. he may also be worried the federal reserve will raise interest rates too much and drive us into a recession in order to quell inflation. on elon musk's side, i mean, i don't know what he's talking about. and he may be high, you know, i ju

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porque queremos destituir al fiscal del condado de los Ángeles, josh gaston. >> flores abriÓ fuego cuando los oficiales respondieron a una llamada de emergencia en un hotel en la que supuestamente habÍan apuÑalado a su pareja. los encargados expertos en la oficina revisado los antecedentes penalesdel seÑor flores y han determinado que esta oferta estaba a la altura de las ofertas de administraciones anteriores. tambiÉn desmintieron los rumores que la fiscalÍa pagarÍa el funeral de flores. el provoca y lidera la campaÑa para destituir al oficial que cuenta con suficiente firmas para que la medida sea incluida en la boleta de noviembre, en el norte, california, dulce castellanos, >> hoy se cumplen 50 aÑos del caso watergate, uno de los escÁndalos polÍticos mÁs grandes de estados unidos que le costÓ la presidencia el republicano richard nixon. hoy medio siglo despuÉs fueron detenidos nombres por robar documentos, intervenir los telÉfonos de la oficina del partido demÓcrata en washington. claudia uceda ingresÓ a la habitaciÓn del hotel donde se reunÍan los conspiradores y de

josh hawley opposed every penny of it. that is where you can see those things playing out in the same light. --same way. host: let's talk to some viewers. let's start on the democrat line. caller: thanks for taking my call and thanks for being here. i appreciate you bringing up the piece about obstructionists within the republican party. i enjoyed hearing that. i wonder if you could comment on the urban-rural divide in your state. i observe frequently in politics in minnesota. i will hang up and listen. host: who would like to take that one? sean: i would. "flyover country" has a lot of states that are straight up blue states like colorado. we have the urban-rural divide. many of the others. same in minneapolis. senator amy klobuchar talks about that and positive strategies for getting past that. it has been interesting to see here that it has resulted in republicans working with democrats to get things passed. the democrats have a couple boats majority in the senate here but they have all the statewide offices, so we have

i want to bring in josh letterman and morgan radford. josh, i know we're hearing a new plan under the biden administration to provide abortion access across the board. what are we learning? >> reporter: the white house does not dispute the fact that their options are very limited, yasmin. the president said he can't sign an executive order to restore a right that the supreme court has said is not in the constitution. a white house official tells us they will continue throughout this week to be a drumbeat of announcements as they work to ensure as much access as many people to abortion services as possible. so we already saw the president to take action for the justice department to facilitate the legal ability for women to cross state lines for abortions, directing the fda and hhs to do what they can to assure broad access to abortion medication. and just today, we saw the secretaries of health and human services, the treasury, and the labor department putting out a letter to insurance companying saying don't get any ideas in the wake of

thank you, josh. >>> whatever else you get, bring it back to us. we'll look for the president at 12 350shgs. >>> 12:30. >>> and now bring in senator coons of delaware. senator, this ruling not really a surprise, but yet here we are again, and i don't find it, at least folks i've been talking to, don't find it in less shocking to read it today knows it was probably going to happen. what was your reaction when you saw this ruling and what jumped out to you as you've had about opportunity to digest where we are in this moment? >> garrett, i was speechless when i heard just in the last hour that a conservative majority on the supreme court has struck down a 50-year established liberty. a right of freedom. and has changed the lives of tens of millions of american women, and will make even more unequal access to reproductive health care. look in blue states like mine. this right will continue, and women will continue to have the freedom to choose how and when they will have a family, but in roughly half the states, abortion will be criminalized. either i

josh campbell has more. josh, isn't it just so clear, the american people need to hear from them under oath if they're disputing this? >> that's right. there were several stunning revelations from this hearing yesterday, including this alleged incident inside the presidential suv as he was leaving the rally. as she testified there, she said she was later told by a man named tony ornato, then the white house deputy chief of staff, now a senior executive with the u.s. secret service, she says that ornato told her that this incident occurred. now, afterwards, an official with the secret service told me that tony ornato denies briefing her on this, telling her that this transpired. it is also worth pointing out that according to this official the lead secret service agent who was inside the vehicle denies that this incident ever occurred. now, we're told that the department of homeland security reached out to the january of 6th committee. we did get a statement, our colleague ryan nobles from the committee, i'll

i want to say a couple of things about josh. he was appointed by the governor, gavin newsom to serve as california chief service officers and leads california volunteers. this is appointment, california volunteers have launched the nation's first statewide climate action cohort. california's for all volunteer initiative and the california for all college course program and the californias for all youths youth jobs program. friday is a military veteran and the former mayor of his hometown, nevada. so wow, that's really cool. [applause] >> thank you, mr. friday. >> i appreciate it. oh, mayor, i love this energy. it's great to be here. you're inspired. i'm inspired. i hope everyone there in the back gets a chance to come down and take a picture so you can show your friends you got courtside chase center seats. as i was driving from sacramento today, i had a sense of nostalgia thinking about my job that was in san francisco and it was in government and i remember feeling because nobody in my family had done anything like that, how n