christine brennan covering this hearing and joining us. thank you. always good to see you. christine: my pleasure. thank you. ♪ geoff: the blues guitar legend buddy guy once wrote, "funny thing about the blues. you play 'em cause you got 'em. but when you play 'em, you lose 'em. the blues chase the blues away." for many, that's still as true in the 2020's as it was in the 1920's. and it's perhaps especially true for 32-year-old kentuckian nat myers. special correspondent tom casciato has the story for our arts & culture series, canvas. and a warning that some racial slurs myers was called are named in this piece. >> ♪ everywhere i been, somebody's been abused. tom: everywhere i've been, somebody's been abused, sings nat meyers in his song “yellow peril.” >> ♪ never going to win, some of us are born to lose. tom: never going to win, some of us are born to lose. the song has what npr music deemed “a swagger that leaps out of the speaker.” it's nat meyer's reaction to the racism, particularly the anti-asian hate crimes that he observed during the pandemic lockdow

. >> that was former cia director john brennan warning about the dangers of a second trump term. it comes amid new attacks by the disgraced ex-president on journalists. trump attacking the parent company of our network and of nbc saying it, quote, should be investigated for its country threatening treason, presumably for reporting the truth about him, and promised to deliver on such an investigation if elected. new reporting about how far the trump administration went in attacking a free press during his first term raised concerns that he would go further if re-elected. in a new book, they detail how jared kushner's efforts to get the man fird due to the investigation of the russia teerence. ence "the post" won a pulitzer for that coverage. joining our conversation, charlie sykes and former fbi counterintelligence agent peter struck. peter, you were a key part of the mueller investigation. talk to me a moment about what it feels like to see members of the trump administration and his family blatantly misrepresent the results of that investigation in an effort to silence journalis

norman brennan, well studio. norman brennan, well known to the channel, retired, met police officer and director of law and order foundation , and of law and order foundation, and also ken haynes , former chair of also ken haynes, former chair of haringey's, independent shouldn't stop and search monitor string group. these are two great guests who know this subject as well as anybody. i'm going to turn first to ken. thank you for being with us. look you know the subject well , look you know the subject well, ken, we can't keep going on like this. we've got to do something different. surely we've got to think, okay, sentence thing, it's not working. stop and search the current levels . it's search the current levels. it's not working. we've got to do something radically different. ken, if we're going to get radically different results, we've got 13 teenagers this year alone. ken dead . alone. ken dead. >> yeah. i would just like to say i give my condolence to the to the young girl's family and the community and th

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cnbc's morgan brennan joins us for cnbc on msnbc. not a great time if you're someone looking to buy a home. give us the facts. what do we know about all of these numbers? >> yeah, chris. you said it when you said unprecedented. it's unprecedently hard. i do not use that term lightly. a perfect storm of low supply of homes for sale, rising interest rates and rising home prices. just this afternoon, the consumer financial protection bureau releasing a report that average home loan payments rose 46% last year. mortgage interest rates just hit a level that we have not seen since 2000. the average contract interest rate for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage with a conforming loan balance, that increased last week to 7.4% from just a week earlier. mortgage rates have jumped as the federal reserve signals it will hold interest rates higher for longer. that has sent treasury yields soaring. mortgage ratings take their queue from the treasury markets. demand has plummeted to a 27-year low, down 1.3% last week, versus the previous week. down more

but that's norman brennan there. is he retired police retired metropolitan police officer. zoom out officer. i just want to zoom out a little bit really, and have a look at the knife crime epidemic in country. is absolute in this country. it is absolute astonishing. if you go on google right and type in the right now and you type in the word stabbed knife and word stabbed or knife crime and it just bang, bang, bang, itjust goes bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, and will be local bang, bang, and it will be local areas you a across areas and you pay a map across the country you realise how the country and you realise how utterly severe knife crime really in this country. and really is in this country. and i want try and get to the heart want to try and get to the heart of did life become so cheap of when did life become so cheap in britain, did it actually in britain, when did it actually become cheap? idea that become so cheap? the idea that you might carry a knife to seem hard mates. but hard in front of your mates. but

we get the ceo brennan moynahan speaking. this is after we heard jamie dimon talking up gaming out with the world would look like at 7% rates. they seemed to be a bias in rates going higher in all conversations, not crashing down . cosco coming out with disappointing earnings yesterday. micron key for a lot of the tech trade that has supported a lot of the equity market this year. the thing no one seems to care about is the second debate of the presidential candidates happening in california. it is interesting, no one is talking about this. zero buzz. asa hutchinson got kicked out, no one cared. the former president is going to be down in detroit trying to speak to the anger among some of the picketers with respect to the auto manufacturers. i'm sure he is going to try to counter what biden did yesterday. that is where all the focus and cameras are going to be. not in simi valley, california. jonathan: how does that group of individuals get any traction whatsoever. tom: the plan, you called me and for middletown and said ther

i'm jon fortt with morgan brennan. full team coverage today, and what to do tomorrow. also ahead, connecticut's attorney general joins us to break down why his state is joining the ftc's lawsuit against amazon as those shares tumble today. >> guggenheim dealmaker eric mandel tells us if the latest reg regulatory

morgan brennan joins us. tell us a little bit about what's in this suit, the stakes for the company and consumers? >> yeah, this is a landmark case. long anticipated from an ftc whose chair had risen to prominence for an academic paper calling for amazon's break up. it accuses amazon of quote wielding monopoly power, stifle competition. the agency and the attorneys general laid out a two prong strategy citing anti discount measures that keep prices high and to use amazon's fulfillment services. its response, regulators are quote wrong on the fact of the law, the company has helped spur competition in retail with the ceo saying quote if the ftc gets its way, the results would be fewer products to choose from, higher prices, slower deliveries for consumers and reduced options for small businesses. the opposite of what anti trust law is to do. the ftc didn't call for a break up or divestitures but it did raise the notion of structural relief which tends to refer to those types of actions. this will be up for a j

but i will say, look, these guyss including the brennan' in the clapper's of the world, keep getting elevated n lieo coons where they ca to the american people. they've done it to congress. they've had to admit i admit it. the hu they did it in the hunter biden letter to everyone. and yet thosnteryonee people ket being elevated and then they keep telling us to justel believe everything and everything's fine. well, boths biden and kamalae e are problematic for the voters of america. that's very clear inrs america. polling. this and they've put themselves in this position. and i do think d they're getting worried about how that's going to go. >> worst is, isn'tthat is goin e ever made was tapping kamala because it's really pu wt him in a pickle and there's nowhere else to go. >> all right. i withy foryo car read you in about 10 minutes. mary katherine hamm, we'll see you. see you so mucu soonh. >> well, i was in seattle over the weekend giving a speech. it was dark.r it was raining. my driver referred to itthe as this sadness. seattle's now on track to beat its all time o murder record

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law and order foundation director norman brennan says the criminal justice system is broken . justice system is broken. >> i'm not talking about this case. let me tell you why. i think some police officers are charged. it's not because there's good evidence against them. it's often because there is a certain outcry in our community. and what the independent office of police corruption do and the crown prosecution service, they dare not for it. if it's not sufficient evidence. what they do is they allow it to a jury. and you know why they do that? and you know why they do that? and i say this with the most utmost respect and experience. 45 years of law and order is because they fear public disorder on the streets . disorder on the streets. >> london gatwick has introduced a temporary limit on flights to prevent delays in cancellations after an outbreak of coronavirus amongst air traffic control staff. there'll be a limit of 800 flights a day, which includes both departure and arrival flights . the arrival flights. the restrictions will remain in place until sunday, the 1st of o

i'm joined now by norman brennan, police brennan, who's a former police officer. is director officer. and is the director of the and order foundation. the law and order foundation. now, set up the protect now, he also set up the protect the protectors campaign. he's been incredibly vocal about this onune been incredibly vocal about this online and very , very grateful online and very, very grateful to have you on the show. norman i'm going to throw it over to you. really? and your you. really? and just get your initial , bearing in mind, initial views, bearing in mind, as you will understand, as i'm sure you will understand, there an active case at play there is an active case at play here. so we do have to be a bit guarded about what we talk about, but it's concerning, i think, and think, for the ordinary man and woman so many woman on the street that so many firearms officers have decided to well hand their weapons in in firearms officers have decided tcway.. hand their weapons in in firearms officers have decided tcway. i'llnd their weapons in in firearms officers have decided tcwa

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. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington. this week on "face the nation" -- with days to go before a government shutdown, congress is paralyzed by infighting. >> the arsonist that lit the house on fire, they're whining about their house burning. >> fiery words from top republicans who worked through the weekend to find a way forward on funding the government before month's end. >> will you work with democrats? >>i believe we have a majority here and we can work together to solve this. >> be can republicans unify and strike a deal that also works for the democratic-controlled senate. we'll have the latest on negotiations. >>> then -- >> our immigration system is absolutely broken and congress needs to fix it. >> america's southern border is under strain once again with migrant crossings on track to hit record highs. we'll ask texas republican tony gonzales what he is seeing in his district and whether the issue could complicate spending negotiations on capitol hill. >>> plus -- >> no justice, no peace. >> the labor protests ta

receive the rights that they're entitled to unabated cummings suggest as evidence for the police pull, brennan, i'll just sarah cooper, canada israel to cranes, armed forces. as long as the missile attack of this on a top lock in the self of the shell region, the time is controlled by russian forces. officials say one person's died and at least 11 others have been injured. residential buildings and infrastructure have also been destroyed. in the north of ukraine college time is like so. me my homes to students from all over the world. one of them is it know, rocky who came to train as a doctor 17 years ago, but not because of the war may be forced to move again. the same bus robbie has more on the surface of life than to me seems normal people who left after the invasion of ukraine have started to return. the city has reopened. people go about their daily lives. but the war is never, far air raid sirens every few hours. constant reminders of living close to the russian border. reward is from felicia, the flight. iraq, after the american invasion, only to find himself in the middle of a russian

receive the rights that they're entitled to unabated cummings suggest as evidence for the police pull, brennan, i'll just sarah cooper, canada israel and then also have ukraine college terms like so many homes to students from all over the world, 17 years ago, one of them was a training doctor called the right what now he's having to move again. and he's trying to find a way out of a country which is being bombarded by attacks. same bus ivy as more on the surface of life than to me seems normal people who left after the invasion of ukraine have started to return. the city has reopened. people go about their daily lives. but the war is never, far air raid sirens every few hours. constant reminders of living close to the russian border reward is from felicia. he fled to rock after the american invasion, only to find himself in the middle of a russian summer condition. i have what i want to stay here and see me. i don't want to leave this country. i have to consider it because of my wife and child, because if i listen to my heart, no, i don't want to go mean is this place gave me more than my in

receive the rights that they're entitled to unabated cummings suggest as evidence for the police pull, brennan, i'll just sarah cooper, canada israel. the still ahead on elza 0. y school's out for thousands of children across several regions of molly. we'll have an update on that. and a small island in south korea's capital that was destroyed more than 50 years ago, has now reformed to become a bird sanctuary. on the richardson of the agent, james in the congo china taking a closer look at the ancient marshal of worship, which in more recent times has become a competitive schools, dominated by showing exactly the there in southern europe, the seasons changing, but that seasonal change done just got as far as the west in greece. so for athens, for creed and for the north coast of asked attempt is to hide the sun is in the sky . there's still a breeze blowing, atrocity stumble, but you got 26 degrees here as well. so i took here, it's looking dry. tension is still on the high side, the happening, the rock don't quite record high values with very high values in the last couple of days from the fa

period last year is really police are accused of being unable or unwilling to tackle the problem. fall brennan, reports from cooper, kara, and central israel. children playing on the family terrace upfront on the tac is open fine in broad daylight, a 2 men from the family. the cctv catches the family, scramble for safety. one of the wounded man liked to die on september, the 2nd shake semi, i bet the chief and it ma'am. in proof, a kind of became another victim gun down in the cobb park outside his musk. the community is still in shock. you sent me a was everything for us along with the grief is rule and got all the bad. and these are huge amounts of and get towards the is rarely establishment towards the occupational for us because it is not doing its job in relation to protecting the palestinian minority. here it is solely responsible for this chaos they need. the motives behind this magistrate appeared to be various. there are family periods, financial disputes dang tough was but increasingly it seems to be groups vying full political influence. 2 in august, the council chief in the town or

receive the rights that they're entitled to unabated cummings, suggest as evidence for that belief pull, brennan, i'll just sarah cooper, canada israel. a, nearly 9000 people have made the crossing into the us from mexico in just 24 hours . so one of the highest rates of arrivals in months, the white house says it's an 800 metric personnel to help. in mexico, officials have used the range of tactics including shutting down the railways. houses here as many of the apollo reports of mexico city. a it's a crisis that's over whelmed immigration authorities on both sides of the us mexico border. thousands of migrants and refugees have crossed into the united states and recent days with many more arriving by the day that the most within the we are fleeing our country. we are free guns who have killed her family and heard this a lot. we need their u. s. support to enter this country because we cannot return to our country. they weren't really loving the the daughter on saturday, the us homeland security secretary alejandro my your guess was joined by hunter and president's. you might have capital for a

. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington. this week on "face the nation" -- with days to go before a government shutdown, congress is paralyzed by infighting. >> the arsonist that lit the house on fire, they're whining about their house burning. >> fiery words from top republicans who worked through the weekend to find a way forward on funding the government before month's end. >> will you work with democrats? >>i believe we have a majority here and we can work together to solve this. >> be can republicans unify and strike a deal that also works

a topic today for margaret brennan, vista "face the nation" here on cbs. >> one of the guests we have sunday, representative tony gonzalez represents a lot of border agents in his district in texas and they are sing a pickup in my bring crossings right now, but they may have to show up to work and not get paid for the job they are doing. they are members of the military who have to show up and not get paid to do what they are doing. there are some real-world implications for this political standoff in washington, which right now is really about a fight within the republican party about whether to follow the lead of the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy and do a short-term funding bill to keep the lights on while they debate some broader budget issues or whether to go ahead and have a shutdown. >> you can see all of margaret's interviews on "face the nation" starting at 8:30 this morning right here on kpix. >>> mexico is promising to help to ease the migration process into the united states. it is agreed to deport migrants from border cities and return them to their home countries. m

receive the rights that they're entitled to unabated cummings suggest as evidence for the police pull, brennan, i'll just sarah cooper, canada israel to keep our daughter as a physical analyst and joins us now from tel aviv good. have you with us? so do you see us double standard and how is ready authorities treat? palestinian is ready citizens and jewish is ready. citizens were the same but it is not really data standards because is. busy right now has why standard, which is kind of uh, choose supremacy that uh there is a difference and you're going to hear it from is worthy of a minute. says members of messes. lawmakers that uh as you we bothered just mentioned. um, the jewish mother ro is innocent, not on the innocent. you use the right just man. he is. uh uh no, they're raising money. they saw the campaign they raised on whether you want to do the and check is equivalent to a quarter of a 1000000 american dollars to release him from prison. and the is rarely property. they is rarely a viewer who is watching these riley networks. uh is quite sure that uh, the issue right now is not the live

brennan, i would love your perspective of, does it really help to have a candidate, the specially one who is, you know, leading in the polls, to sketch of a. i understand trying to hold on to their lead and not doing anything to hurt it. at some point, politically, what we have to take the debate stage. >> i haven't seen any evidence suggesting he needs to. he made a but the first time around, somehow this hurt him, he went down the polls, he showed the next time. all this happened in the meantime's numbers have gone up. at some point, there is gonna be an election, there's probably an expectation there's gonna be a debate between donald trump and joe biden. having some experience and debating may help a little bit. unless people call him out, unless people make him pay a price for not showing up, no, i don't think this matters at all. i think it's a political thing to do, it's a low risk, and it's working out for him. >> tara, now, i understand, brandon is right, if you have a gigantic lead, there is no need for you to show up for a debate. i just wonder, when it comes to donald trum

christine brennan joins us live from washington, d.c. good to see you. but yesterday, look, was an emotional day for megan rapinoe just ahead of today's final match. she has become an icon in many ways, but after the u.s. women crashed out of the world cup and lost to sweden this most recent time-out, you talked about megan rapinoe's role in the fight for equal pay and thow that will bea legacy that travels far and wide in a still very missage gist i can world of soccer. what difference do you think she made? >> i think it's just huge. and i think 50 years from now, 100 years from now, if there are history books, holograms, whatever kids are studying, megan rapinoe will be a part of that conversation because that equal pay battle, which was finally resolved with the splitting of the prize money equally with the men's national team, with u.s. soccer, that was in may of 2022, that was really a watershed moment not just in sports, and not just for women, but throughout our culture, that the most famous of all national team, the u.s. women's national soccer

receive the rights that they're entitled to unabated cummings, suggest as evidence for that belief, pull, brennan, i'll just sarah cooper, canada israel, the site. the mall still ahead on the news out, including venezuela is government, says is dismantled, a powerful gang, some question. the success of a reese prison, right. a small island in south korea's capital that was destroyed more than 50 years ago. now. reform to become a vote, sign tray, uninstall house china and make a golden stock. so this is a, some games cannot be here with the best of the, nearly 9000 people have made the crossing into the us or mexico and just the 24 hours. it's one of the highest rates of arrivals in months. the white house says it's an $800.00 metric purse now to help in mexico, officials have used the range of tactics including shutting down the railways. i'll just say are, is money order. power reports from mexico city. it's a crisis that's over whelmed immigration authorities on both sides of the us. mexico border. thousands of migrants and refugees have crossed into the united states and recent days with many

receive the rights that they're entitled to. unabated killings suggest as evidence for the police pull, brennan, i'll just sarah cooper, canada israel. and that is why those governments as is dismantled a powerful gain with international links that's off to a notorious prison was rated by thousands of security personnel. but some questioning the old price and success as the criminal grooves. lita escaped before the surprise right. of the center of the reports a for years that thing that i what criminal gang use this prison has their base to carry out drug trafficking, extortion and kidnappings. the mafia group is believed to have more than $4000.00 members across at least a platinum american countries. any suite as attorney general says a security rates to we take control of the prison delta devastating blow to the group. and saturday, the government proudly paraded media through the prison, showing how the group had to use the facility as their headquarters building a disco, a swimming pool, and even at the zoo, all inside the detention facility. we have total control of this prison. and we ha

receive the rights that they're entitled to unabated cummings, suggest as evidence for the police pull, brennan, i'll just sarah cooper, canada, israel. the still ahead on now. is there a po, fonts this close the most? we done some migraines during his visit to friends. and this whole island in south through his capital that was destroyed more than 50 years ago, as now reformed to become a bad time during the colors. so quite across the middle east, at the moment. nothing too much to report say i wanted to shop around the southern end of the red sea, southern areas of a monk could catch a shower, rotate, but essentially dry pop and sunny as usual, somebody is getting into the fault is a little further north that the fact that in queue i wanted to share, i was out of the eastern side of the pushing either towards the caspian sea or the same as you go through the next couple of days. so as i advise, you know, i'm pushing over towards the media, georgia. any way i could catch a shout or 2 pleasant sunshine across the eastern side of the mediterranean, plenty of sun shot across all the parts of afr

a justice report says, brennan center review abel's considered last year shows that legislator shows at least 25 states introduced at least some before bills that would have politicized our undermined the independence of state courts. one of the things that you pointed out in your article is almost all of these are gop. in fact, all of them but one? >> that is right. so we see partisan judges, and elections on both sides. but we don't see democrats trying to punish judges and keep them in line. i think a lot of that stems like from things like redistricting. if you gerrymander, courts will try to strike you down. but if you can't keep them in line, we see this in the -- >> what is the fix for this david? obviously, when we talk about the ethics problem of the supreme court we are stymied. because there isn't actually a picks. we are depending on the fact that the supreme court justices will fix themselves. if there is a big step a state level? because if they are not breaking the law, the supreme court doesn't really have a stay in what the supreme court does our cannot do. we have a

jackson lee: iet like to -- i'd like to unanimously submit into the record brennan center bipartisan coalition responds to the f.b.i.'s new policies on the surveillance authority. and under ethics.org, july 13, 2023, new rules on section 702 out of touch with the gravity and threat. and i think i'll yield on those two items, ask unanimous consent. the chair: without objection. entered into the record. ms. jackson lee: and the collegiality we will work together on the best solution of this matter. and mr. chairman, just want to put on the record we are facing in the next decade artificial intelligence and i yield back. the chair: thank you so much. wand that, i appreciate everyone being here. we are adjowrnd. -- adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

senior director of the brennan center for justice, liberty and national security program. her work focuses on emergency powers, government surveillance. we welcome you here today and thank you for appearing. we are all very excited to hear what you say and potential remedies and recommendations. if each of you would please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury is correct to the best of your knowledge, so help your god. the witnesses have answered in the affirmative. please know that your written testimony will be entered into the record. we ask that you summarize the testimony in five minutes. i will begin tapping just before that five minutes so you are aware that your time is about to expire and the floor will open up and your chair will disappear. i'm not filtering. professor turley, we recognize you for five minutes. mr. turley: thank you chairman biggs and ranking member jackson lee and ranking member nadler to speak to you about fisa and re-authorization of 702. today's hearing will raise into legal questions and there are so

jon fortt with morgan brennan. coming up, could crude head to 150 dollars per barrel? that's what jpmorgan said in a new call. ask the energy expert helena croft if she agrees. >> plus talk to the cfo, $100 billion defense lockeheed marti. how a government shutdown will

joining us now is bright line owner and ceo wes eatens and morgan brennan. quite a day. >> wes, thanks for being with us. a major milestone for bright line. i want to start this fatality. i realize it's under investigation, but it raises questions when you talk about safety. how are you thinking about that at bright line in terms of infrastructure and operations? >> well, first of all, thanks for having us on. it is a great milestone for us to celebrate today, so that's great. the tragic news this morning is still under investigation. you know, there's really two related issues. one is the issues of just safety, generally speaking. rail transit is the most safe form of transit, period. safer than driving a car or any other form of transportation. so we know we're on the right side of safety as an industry with it. that said, in particular, suicides and self-harm incidents are not just a problem for us, but they're an industry wide issue that exists. it's something we take very, very seriously. there's a lot of issues about mental health, substance abuse wrap

john brennan was running the cia, now he has a new job in the homeland security department. >> john brennan, james clapper, some of these folks that have been implicated in the 51 intelligence officials misleading the american people about the hunter biden laptop, being promoted by the biden white house on intelligence issues. it's absolute insanity you the. it underscores they're willing to politicize anything for political gain unfortunately. maria: that's a sad state of affairs. b john rase -- john ratcliffe. thank you. big we'll bens, right back. stay with us. s across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. ♪ “dirty deeds” by ac/dc ♪ (♪) ♪ dirty deeds (done dirt cheap) ♪ ♪ dirty deeds (done dirt cheap) ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you

well, let's start with john brennan, he became the director of the c. i a, under the obama administration in 2013, he was heavily involved in us policy and ukraine, making a trip to key a in 2014, to establish intelligent sharing. in the aftermath of the us back crew brenet went on to be at the center of russia gate so much so that when his hand written notes from the meeting with obama had of the 2016 election were later declassified, it was revealed that he breached the president on hillary clinton's plan to ty donald trump, to russia as a means of distracting the public from the former secretary of state's e mail scandal. an exchange discussing the us presidential candidates hillary clinton's approval of a plan concerning us presidential candidates. donald trump and russian hackers hamper and us selections as a means of distracting the public from here use of a private email server. john brennan now spends his days working as a national security analyst for nbc news and m s and b c. then there's james copper, he was confirmed this director of nationa

i direct to john brennan form and national intelligence director. james clapper, and former c. i. a senior operations officer pulled colby will sub on the department of homeland security has recently announced homeland intelligence experts, group panel. so what else do we know about these 3 spots who were chosen as experts by homeland security, other than the fact that they are willing to use their title to lie to the public? well, let's start with john granite. he became the director of the c. i a, under the obama administration in 2013, he was heavily involved in us policy and ukraine, making a trip to key a in 2014, to establish intelligence sharing. in the aftermath of the us back crew. brenet went on to be at the center of russia gate so much so. so when his hand written notes from the meeting with obama ahead of the 2016 election were later d classified, it was revealed that he breached the president on hillary clinton's plan to tie donald trump to russia as a means of distracting the public from the former secretary of state's e mail scandal and exchange discussing the u. s

awaited antitrust suit against the company as soon as this month, according to multiple reports >> morgan brennan, always love having you on the show thank you, that's going to do it for us this hour join us for "chris jansing reports" every weekday from 1:00 to 3:00 eastern. our coverage continues with yasmin vossoughian in for katy tur right now. >>> hi, everybody. good to see you. i'm yasmin vossoughian in for my friend, katy tur quote, if we don't get the aid, we will lose the war that is how leader chuck schumer summarized volodymyr zelenskyy's plea for help, as zelenskyy returns to washington as a pivotal moment for his country and for this country as well he is asking for $24 billion in military and humanitarian aid, which would bring the total of u.s. commitment during the 18 months of russia's invasion to more than $137 billion in just a couple of moments, he and president biden are going to meet, and then address the american people from the east room of the white house. but despite zelenskyy's repeated pleas about the stakes for his people and the risks of an emboldened russian preside

cnbc's morgan brennan joins me for m for cnbc on msnbc. >> this is an expansion of the ftc's june complaint against amazon for what regulators call the tech company's detective prime sign up and cancellation processes. what's new, individuals are being named, it's an unusual but not unprecedented move three current and former prime executives, neil lindsay who leads the health services unit at amazon are defendants now what is alleged in this complaint, they down played concerns about prime membership enrollment tactics, that customers were being signed up without their consent, including previously redacted e-mails in which amazon, the executives weighed the potential negative impacts to business if the company were to, quote, clarify the prime enrollment process for background, amazon accounts more than 200 million prime accounts globally, it costs $39 billion annually, and the business segment generated $10 billion in revenue in the second quarter alone amazon spokesperson tim doyle calling the ftc's decision to add executives as defendants unwarranted under the facts and law, saying the