this is another example of china flexing on the white house. dime for biden to take a firm stand against chinese communist. teacher s union boss randi weingarten attempting to slam ron desantis on twitter it backfires big time. writing this grammatically inaccurate post expanding gun access. we need to focus our education on the basics if it s meant to be it will be baby just let it be if it s meant to be it will be. ainsley: oh, brian, i m sorry, i think my shot s better than yours. brian: i think you are right. ainsley: you get the sun come up, ocean. brian: is there through like glass? steve: might be. the camera lens. steve: cameras do have a glass lens. ainsley: probably covered in pollen. everybody is talking about how down south severing yellow. cars and porches are yellow. the weather 76 degrees. amazing. devote up to like 82. 83. 83 looks like the high today around 3:00. 2:00, 3:00. brian: you must like that weather app. i do. scroll
ready to discuss a prisoner swap. former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul and the executive director of the wnba players association will join us to break down the latest. also ahead, democrats reach an agreement on their economic package helping president biden make good on a major campaign promise. we ll have the latest from the white house. that is because, and willie, my gosh, our economy later job numbers have just come out. you talk about a resilient economy, man. it keeps rolling. this is an incredible jobs number. the july jobs report is in and much stronger than expected. the u.s. economydded 528,000 jobs last month. with the unemployment rate ticking down to 3.5%. that jobs number notably higher than what we ve seen in recent months. economists are expecting gains to slow this month and in months to come. let s go right to nbc news senior business analyst stephanie ruhle. by my count, this is about twice as many jobs as most analysts expected to be added
us this afternoon for a small sliver of it. jessica, thanks for being with us this week. stay would see an end because the lead with jake tapper starts right now i heated hearing today for a different criminal cases involving donald trump, who lead starts right now the hush money cover-up trial is quiet today, but another case is turning into a shouting match. attorneys attorneys trading barbs in that federal classified documents case in florida. as trump s co-defendants, walt nauta accused his prosecutors of selectively and vindictively charging him with a crime plus new video showing the very moment that five young israeli women were kidnapped by the terrorists of from us. the footage is horrifying and graphic why their families wanted this video released. now and uh, judges ruling today on the iconic graceland mansion did something i m i m trying to scam their way into buying the property once owned by elvis welcome to the lean on jake tapper. we re going to start toda
not credible as a matter of law is not something that judges really do i think that to a certain extent the judge was cutting through and saying the standard here is that no reasonable juror could possibly find on these facts and that usually is successful. if the evidence produced the trial skips and element entirely, you have no evidence of a shooting evidence is somebody got shot and then they just forget to bring in the autopsy so that nobody actually testifies the guy died. then you ask for judgment as a matter of law that acquitting on the murder case because there was no evidence of a death and so it s unlikely to do here and so i think the judge is kinda needling todd a little bit there with the with the whole idea of not quite able as a matter of law, i will say though these types of motions, even though from the defense sayyed, you know that you re unlikely to win it s very useful to prepare for the closing because you kind of preview your argument and then you se
this is gps the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the program, tensions and deaths mount in the middle east as the world watches and awaits israel s expected ground invasion of gaza. i ll talk to former prime minister ehud barack who is one of the most decorated soerms. we ll talk about fighting hamas, a potential ground invasion, and whether a divided israel has been united by war. then, retired general david petraeus led the american military fight against insurgents in iraq and afghanistan and more. what lessons from those wars should israel take into its war on hamas. i m ask pet rayous and his co-author, andrew roberts. but first here is my take. the crisis in the middle east has revealed an important reality about the world. while american influence may not be what it once was, it is still true that no other country can replace the u.s. as the piv