insurrections fails in the senate and now democrats, they re planning their next move. plus, market madness. a red hot housing market is forcing home buyers to put up big bucks and get creative with their offers. also, remembering pulse. the next exhibit or new exhibit that honors the victims and showcases how the community rallied in the wake of that massacre. nearly five years now after that horrific event. all righty. so it s saturday, may 29th. close to june. i feel like i don t know how that happened, boris. you as well. let s talk about the unofficial start to summer. people are on the move. fully vaccinated people can take advantage of the cdc guidelines that say, listen, it is safe to celebrate at beaches, at barbecues without fear of getting yourself or somebody else sick. yeah. we re in a great place right now, especially compared to last year. that summer surge that followed memorial day with a lot of folks ignoring social distancing and not wearing mas
they kept following, to me it seems in trump s champion of just saying everything and putting out outrageous things and doubling down. only so far seemed to work for trump. fox, $2.7 billion. that is real money. every legal person i spoke to said that this has teeth. you have to stand behind what you put on television. usually a lawsuit will scare a news organization into rethinking something. not do we win the lawsuit. are we going to get sued for this. usually people play it cautious. you know the x factor on the fox side. the boogieman. the former president. who does he sign up with. if he signs up with newsmax and starts to go on tv there, he will take their audience. they have to know it. do you think so? yeah. i had a thing, a total pivot for the state tv they should consider doubling down on opinion and crazy, they should have done more news and more investigating and real news, instead of the election was stolen. doubling down on white grievance. when they
news. we ll see. cnn tonight, d. lemon, the big star right now. it was interesting to watch the evolution of fox. devolution. fair, and i agree with you. usually, especially news organizations don t usually double down on lies, right? uh-huh. and it was the strangest thing. any time there is a mistake with truth telling, what have you, news organizations will correct it and try to fix it, apologize or whatever. they kept following, to me it seems in trump s example of just saying everything, putting outrageous things out there, just continuing to do that, and doubling down when it only seemed so far, so far to have worked for donald trump. maybe it will in the case of marjorie taylor greene. i m not so sure, but it seems to have only worked for trump. fock fox followed in that example. it didn t work for them. $2.7 billion. that is real, real money right there. i m not saying they re going to get that. who knows. but every legal person i have spoken to said this h
white house from a trip to sell his spending plan the president took questions for the first time this week on the tarmac just a short while ago. he expressed confidence despite building pressure, very tough economic conditions. trending on twitter friday, hashtag bare shelves biden just one day after empty shelves joe was the top political hashtag. social media users lashing out as experts say this threatening the economy will likely keep shortages and price hikes a reality through the holidays. pounding economic woes for biden administration new numbers from the labor department showing import prices rose last month after falling in august. in the 12 months through september, prices shot up 9.2 % up from 8.9% in august. the increase, a little under what forecasters predicted but high cost of food and rent pushed up inflation, as did the cost of energy. price of crude above $80 a barrel. the threat of run away inflation prompting former treasury secretary larry to warn the f
buildup inside belarus bordering ukraine. short-range missiles fighter jerts and attack helicopters. russia and belarus about to conduct military training but not near the border. also in eastern europe more u.s. airborne infantry troops. first of an element of 3,000-strong troop unit by president biden to bolster boland and romania. a sobering assessment from u.s. spell intelligence saying a human cost to be tens of thousands of civilian casualties and up to 5 million refugees. one estimate says ukraine s capital city of kyiv might fall in 48 hours, if putin were to unleash his full military power. the big question is, will he or won t he? u.s. officials still don t know if putin made a final decision to invade and asked if there s anything in particular putin is looking for before making that decision. president biden said, things he cannot get. cnn s nic robertson in moscow. nic, these assessments from the u.s. are chilling, and yet ukraine saying don t believe these apo