moulton: there is a potential.is whether we will see the old mike waltz who was principled, who put his values as a combat veteran first, or whether we will see the new mike waltz, someone just trying to survive in this administration. survival under trump usually means lying to protect the president. we saw mike waltz essentially lie about what happened with signalgate. he was all over the map in trying to justify what happened, something that was clearly illegal, something that violated every basic rule of classification in the military. something that mike waltz would have been fired for without hesitation when he was serving in the national guard. let's be clear, the national security advisor, the secretary of defense, they both committed a crime by sharing classified information over an unclassified channel. host: they all reject that it was classified information, don't they? there are many investigations underway into that. to take a step back before there is a new national security advisor, marco rubio is d

i would say the one that most interested me was moulton marston, creator of wonder woman. he was a polymath he went to harvard. he did just about everything he claimed. he invented the lie detector test. but we would know best as the creator, the wonder woman, comic books. was there a gibbs girl herself that that you felt a special affinity as you did this research. i really liked them all, to be honest. felt all of them had wonderful spirit of i'm not going to let it get me down whatever they faced. and then one of them, one of the earlier ones, had a husband who deceived her into marriage because he was actually homosexual and her father and her brothers squandered the family fortune. she goes off and becomes one of the country's first female state police patrol officers, joy hummel, who goes to work, william marston, she had this very i she's appropriately named. she had a very joyful spirit. she had originally enrolled in college and then her parents got divorced and her mother really needed her. so she goes back home and that's she and she enrolls in katharine gibbs s

i would say the one that most interested me was moulton marston, creator of wonder woman. he was a polymath he went to harvard. he did just about everything he claimed. he invented the lie detector test. but we would know best as the creator, the wonder woman, comic books. was there a gibbs girl herself that that you felt a special affinity as you did this research. i really liked them all, to be honest. felt all of them had wonderful spirit of i'm not going to let it get me down whatever they faced. and then one of them, one of the earlier ones, had a husband who deceived her into marriage because he was actually homosexual and her father and her brothers squandered the family fortune. she goes off and becomes one of the country's first female state police patrol officers, joy hummel, who goes to work, william marston, she had this very i she's appropriately named. she had a very joyful spirit. she had originally enrolled in college and then her parents got divorced and her mother really needed her. so she goes back home and that's she and she enrolls in katharine gibbs s

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kelly-anne let me start with you, these are legitimate questions as i think congressman moulton justd about whether or not the president should have served at that point in the white house but what do you make of the inner circle and their role in all of this and how much they were paid, is that unusual? >> highly unusual that the people who talk about equal pay for women and women's rights and we are so pro-woman, look at us are getting mike donnellan $4 million and jen o'malley dylan who ran the campaign in $202,300,000. that is more than ten to one. that is hypocritical but also they are all complicit and more so just an outright lie. let's stop using nice words like ggaslight in cover-up. they lie to us. while our veterans are looking for a pay raise and relieve and care and health care. they lied to us and not under oath and i think now you will see some investigations. i want some of these people put under oath and i will tell you why. they got this party started. they tried to get the rest of us fired, divide us from our families, put is under investigation, i was investigated

at the top of the hour for the source with me now from capitol hill is democratic congressman seth moulton of massachusetts. he sits on the house armed services committee. congressman, you see the plane the president has accepted from qatar the business deals his family has made overseas, the crypto ventures, all against this backdrop of the mideast trip. is this the purest version of him that we are seeing lately? >> it is. i mean, this is just president trump who thinks he's above the law, doesn't mind violating the law. even the u.s. constitution. and frankly, i'm sure we're going to see a lot more corruption as this administration takes its course. >> the president has pitched this as a free airplane. he doesn't talk about the hundreds of millions it will cost taxpayers to retrofit it. if he chooses to do that. there, there really? i mean, is there really any such thing as a free gift when it comes to presidents and royal families and jumbo jets? >> no, i mean, there's there's no free gift. it's hard to imagine that the qataris aren't asking for something in return. and as you pointed

seth moulton took a similar oath when he was sworn in as democratic congressman from massachusetts. i spoke to him just before air. congressman, the president won't commit to upholding the constitution, but also says he relies on his lawyers and that they'll obey the supreme court. how do you reconcile that? >> you don't reconcile it. trump has never agreed to follow the constitution. and you just have to understand this. look, you, as an american voter can support donald trump, but you can't support donald trump and the constitution. he forgot his oath the minute he took it. and it's the same oath, by the way, that i took as a united states marine, that every veteran has taken an oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. imagine if you went up to an army private and said, do you actually intend to uphold your oath? and he said, i don't know. or you went up to a police officer on the street and said, hey, you just got sworn in as a police officer. are you going to uphold the law? and he said, i don't know. that's what the president of the united states is tel

seth moulton, by the way, agrees that the military's a little top heavy. if a bipartisan letter, megan, from congress cannot get answers from the secretary of defense, what can look, i think that the secretary of defense feels like he reports to. one person, and that's the president and that's donald trump. >> i don't. >> think he feels like he is serving for the american people. he serves donald trump. and that's the difference here, right? so i think that all in with the press access piece, this is something i am keenly aware of because i used to do this in the white house, fighting for press access, not only for the press domestically, but internationally is a huge part of who we are. and it's very, very important. and cutting access and getting rid of the wires out of the press pool is extremely detrimental. and not having people answering questions like hegseth or not having access at the pentagon is extremely detrimental to our transparency. the american people need to know what our military is up to. they also need to know what the president is up t

that's disappointing to me. >> congressman seth moulton, we have to leave the conversation there. appreciate you joining us to share your point of view. >> good to see you, boris. >> thanks. still to come, a top administration official says news on a trade deal could come by the end of the day. as pressure grows inside the white house to produce some trade agreements to he bolster trump's arment on tariff air traffic contllerand ep em from retiring earhow thdepartment of trsportation aims tfix anngoing srtage. >> the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at 8:00 on cnn. >> sara. benzino. >> brandon coley, jablonski, auto body, llc. >> what's she call? >> harper? oh, you mean jablonski auto body, llc? >> we actually sold the twins naming. >> rights, you know, like stadiums do. kids are so expensive these days. here he comes. >> oasis breeze tan and spa. >> if you need a tan, i'm your man. >> could do business with you. >> or we can look at some investment options. >> for you. works for us. >> the right money moves aren't as absurd as you think. >> we put our. heart into everythin

allison, kevin o'leary, congressman seth moulton and ana navarro. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening to you. i'm sara sidner in new york in for abby. phillip, let's get right to what america is talking about. is president trump, the arsonist, celebrating, putting out his own fire, trump touting a huge win with china as the two countries drastically lower their tariffs in the trade war. now, both agreed to allow 90 days for more negotiations. as part of the agreement, both sides significantly rolled back the amount of their tariffs. global investors and u.s. markets responded favorably today. but is it really a win? if the crisis was made by trump himself, even by the white house's own standards, they appear to have fallen short. this was karoline leavitt on friday. >> he is not going to unilaterally bring down tariffs on china. we need to see concessions from them as well. and again, that's part of the reason that secretary bessent is going to talk to his chinese counterparts this weeke

that calling for an end to both the military, a sold and the brocade. iceland island locks and braz moulton no way slovenia and spain say in a statement, we will not be silent in front of a man made humanitarian catastrophe. that has taken place before i as in guys, more than 50000 men, women and children have lost their lives. many more could starve to death in the coming days and weeks and less immediate action is taken. the statement goes on to say, we call upon the government of his route to immediately reverse his current policy . we must assume the responsibility to stop this devastation. well, in a meeting with european leaders in albany, a french president emanuel my call said that europe should support guys at the same way. it helps you create additional shouldn't do too many to machine. now most of humanity is watching us and sometimes they don't really understand what we're doing about your crime, but we must explain and they don't understand. it's all about you crying when we remind silent about gaza. they tell us what to say to strange. you tell us that i life is at stake when

he says, popovich will be remembered from moulton just as a chief months as a coach. so many people, even his peers, have him one, at least in the last 20 years of the, in the same conversation. this is still jackson, less their makers and in both codes. so i'm, he's definitely someone who's higher over the range, one of the top coaches in the game. i'm glad to see him write the script his way. i think what's cool about cause path is that it extended outside the realm of just basketball, but not only was he outspoken about college, half a day, he was outspoken just about the voting people going out and registering the voting and things of that sort. and, and he had the respect of the games that's players. labranz james, michael jordan, some of the others. but you can forget as quick what i remember is catching up with cops some years ago. and in our interview he talked about drake and recording artist and that was a viral moment for me that i'll remember, but i think he's a definitely a renaissance man. this bus missed out on a place and this season is playoffs, but t

of electro mysql and that's with suddenly suggesting that boat is being bused over the boat from moulton over to boat for nick a. so down the pro european, kansas. george simeon himself was saying on sunday, but he said that many of the vote is registered to vote has actually passed away. they would didn't. he was hoping that they wouldn't somehow be resurrected to add that pilots to this poll. we really concentrate on the voiding frauds. we have one medium, several 100000 that people with whom they like to at least we were accused by the current utility and prime minister and the internal affairs and external affair ministers all for this information. but they didn't quite answer. why do we have 18 median people one day like to least? well, george sent me in telling his voters that he has won. they selection that he has the numbers to show that. but that is no more the official polls off suggesting it is very likely that when we get the official results on monday of this presidential election, they will be contested by many who feels efficient. both was already stolen from them once and

and they've gone from moulton to alice. their absence was discovered until a head count of the orleans justice center lights the wrong one man sent spain recaptured. lisa, working on the ferry inmates had inside help. it's a new exemption at london's natural history museum is exploring the possibility of life beyond. thus, visitors can touch rocks for miles in the moon. there's even a me too, right, that's older than all planet. and then of us and then the, which went to find out more inside london's natural history museum. visitors can touch a real piece of the need. possibly new exhibition on space exploration. that's not just meant to be looked at, but also touched and smelled with scientists recreating what sent months might have . it smells rusty and does it. how does it feel? do i smell of pod a month? um, it feels really exciting and amazing and really cool is also a piece of the red planet. you can get your hands on the front. you just touched a piece of moss. what did it feel like and it so is it how you expect it

and lucille is gabrielle moulton. any uh, nichol. marino's, 2nd off goal is to ensure the shipment this and also i had mentioned to united. so for the 17 premium leave, the fees of the season. this time it was west pam that was too good for the red devils. go from columbus to check and jericho and all that. and he giving the hand is a to know when that also helping with them climb above man. united in the standings . always supposed to feel a manager of also i'm interested in that conduct position. embarrass uh and soft with that and i think everybody has to think seriously about a lot of things here. so everybody's thinking about the final, the final is about the issue in this moment. even though it close, we have to be getting the good things to think and we have to change a lot of things in the, in the end of the season. a city a new causal news of 2 3rd thanks to a to know when of a chelsea with an early lead. well this and the chelsea rid code help the magpies before captain boone and came an ice wrapped up the w

to the minutes, we captured the capsule, sedans, army, and the recessive advisors to control from moulton, to use the conflicts as killed tens of thousands. a, i do say say the country is facing the world's worst humanitarian crisis. but morgan has the latest from call to its the announcements by the sudanese army that the capital is now under its full control and free from rebels. ask for their words, comes after days of heavy battles between the cities army and the power minute through. rapid support forces in a small area in southern undermine, now will slow hot and be capital caught up to him was the last remaining major iris have strong coal. i'm home to one of its largest military bases. the army has been making gradual advances and also i'll have you over the past few days until it was able to take control of the area completely from the power minute to wrap it. support forces in the early hours of tuesday morning. the army also said it was able to recover weapons and munitions that were used by the power military, including drones and gaming systems that have been in possession of

i put him in the category of gavin newsom, who pulled a 180 in california and seth moulton from the commonwealths. is the tide turning? >> we talk about those 80/20 issues and democrats being on the 20 side on a lot of them. this is him going to the 80 side of it. he has made moderate noises. that may be the reason. he did relatively well in arizona in the last election. a lot of democrats were going the other way. he won by 2 1/2% in arizona while donald trump won arizona by 5 1/2 percent. he out performed the democratic party a big way. try to get on 80 side of 80/20 issues and not be slavishly devoted to what your party says you have to do. >> bill: byron, thank you for coming on. nice to have you on the program and enjoy the weekend. thank you, dana. >> dana: we're awaiting a highly anticipated joint news conference. president trump and elon musk. the reckoning continues with covid with the f.b.i. investigating the origin of the virus. imagine checking your own heart with medical precision, from anywhere. introducing kardiamobile 6l, the most advanced personal ekg outside the hospital. with

moulton: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my colleagues for supporting this legislation. especially my good friend and workout buddy from arkansas. i urge support for my bill, h.r. 2215. the salem maritime was established in 1938 as the nation's first national historic site. it's spent the ensuing 87 years preserving and interpreting over 600 years of american history. this redesignation is overdue. national historic sites tend to contain a single historical feature and focus on one theme or period of time. the salem maritime national historic site includes a dozen historical structures across nine acres. these sites preserve and share diverse histories from early american maritime trade, to slavery and emancipation, to the creation of the national guard in. many way's salem's history is our nation's history. take, for example, the salem gunpowder raid of 1775, the first armed resistance to royal authority, laying the groundwork for the battles of lexington and concord and later the american revolution. this is history our children and our communities should learn. and th

there something -- [indiscernible] -- sean: i'll give a little plug, we've worked with congressman moulton's office on a section of the americanized act that looks at advanced acquisition authority, certain tax credits that would be put in place for railroads that do sell their rights of way. eventually, i think they're kind of directionally headed there. it is kind of a political problem, you have to have the right level of ambition at the state level. i think it really helped the commonwealth of virginia that they were so close to the northeast corridor. so there was like this ready-built high-frequent rail corridor that they were like, if we can just close this last little gap, we can plug into it and get that -- the network effects. so it's one of those things where i think if there was -- if the federal government showed sustained investments in the rail program, you might start to see more state-level political institutions say, ok, it's real. it's here. it's time for us to take advantage of that. john robert: i'd say the simple answer to your question is yes. a federal partner in the

. >> need to do is empower the elissa slotkin, the tim ryan's, the seth moulton's, the moderate youngdemocrats that they've been head patting for the last ten years and saying, just wait. >> your turn. yeah. >> but when is it their turn? >> but let me ask. i mean, the all of those people, do you think any of those people have what it takes to run for president and win? >> no, because the democratic party has not conditioned them. >> no, no, i mean, in the in a perfect world, do they really have what it takes to run for president of these united states and win? >> well, i believe they have a. >> better. >> great senate candidates. >> they're great. no. >> i think they have a better chance than the. >> progressives and the. >> far left people that. >> hillary clinton. but barack obama is going to be your hud secretary. >> you know. yeah, but that's because. >> he's got to get. >> in the field and fight it out. >> that's different. barack obama, this is my the point i'm making on the on the vibes issue, right? barack obama, way before he ran for president, became a national figure overni

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host: i want to read you two quotes from democratic colleagues, one from republican active seth moulton, a democrat from massachusetts. this is what he said ou it. he said he, h, is creating a formal framework to fire all the genera disagree with him and the president t. is essential that our troops understand they are getting constitutional orders, not political orders, because otherwise you don't have a democracy. otherwise you have a military that just works well for one political party or another. and then here's a democrat from rhode island, jack reed, ranking member of the senate armed servicesmittee, who said this, i have always advocated for efficiency at the department of defense. but tough personnel decis should be based on facts and alys, not arbitrary percentages. eliminating the positions of many oou most skilled and experienced officers without sound justification would not create efficiency in the military. itould cripple it. and s on to say secretary hegseth has shown an eagerness to dismiss military leaders without cause, and i will be skeptical of the rationale for the

trust president killgore from my office for his work on this resolution and supervisors sÖder and moultonfor co-sponsoring and the rest i submit. >> thank you. supervisor fielder supervisor mahmood submit thank you. >> supervisor randleman thank you, madam clerk. i have one introduction today which is a request for a hearing on san francisco mta's recently completed e.v. curbside feasibility study and the path forward for public ev curbside charging stations in san francisco. our transportation sector accounts for close to half of san francisco's emissions. >> and as i usually point out when discussing this topic, the most important thing we must do to reduce those emissions is to make public transportation green, safe and reliable. but i continue to believe that making ev ownership and use easier is an essential part of the mix. >> in july of 2023 i asked the san francisco environment department and mta to present opportunities for implementing a scalable ev curbside charging program in san francisco. the departments undertook that work in two phases through the curbside ev charging feas