the midterms are 11 days away. conspiracy theories, misinformation and lies are flourishing. on the same day as the attack on nancy pelosi s husband, the alleged attacker, as you know, he was shouting where is nancy. federal officials are warning that domestic violence extremists are growing for the midterm elections and beyond. we have harold lewis with us. also, charis swisher, the host of on with charis swisher in pivot broadcasts. great to see all of you. john, i know you have some great reporting on what happened with this attack, how it went down. how did the attacker get into the pelosi home? do we know that yet? entered through the rear yard where they have the large french doors. they are still reviewing the videotapes, there is an assumption that the hammer was mostly used as an entry to appear he came in with a hammer? yeah. again, they are going back over the videotapes, but i have asked a few times was the hammer in the house or something that got picked
worst kind of behavior from iran. generally it won t prevent all of their bad behavior. when it comes to the tough sell we welcome the scrutiny and even skepticism of everybody across the country and across the world as they consider this agreement. we continue to be confident, upon looking at the details once they have been released that we will be able to make a strong case about how the president haven t just achieved his goal but how the international community has achieved the important goal of preventing them from obtaining a nuclear weapon. when it comes to a tough sell i think the part will be on the part of the republicans as they try to take the deal. it will be a tough sell to say we should back away from an international agreement. why should we throw away the best possible avenue for preventing iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. that will be a tough sell to suggest we should undermine the sanctions that have been put in place thus far. it will be a tough a toug
things. i ve reinvented myself a number of points in my career we can talk about it if you want. i ve been doing the technical commentary and reviews and columns for about 26 years, this year it will be 26 years. it just seems to me i have some other things i want to do and try and that s why i m retiring. will they involve tech? i will never not interested in tech. it s certainly possible that i will pop up occasionally and have something to say in print or on a podcast with a video or something. the folks at fox media where i work now are threatening to try to call me out of retirement from time to time. and i will probably do it. but i want to do something that maybe is not about it without giving up that explore some other things. 26 years ago how did you get into this position? i had already been a reporter at the wall street journal for 20 years. but the last ten of those years i had been a computer hobbyist, some of the older privative computers that were aro