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It had been standing in a california park. dr. seuss lived nearby. he could see the tree from his home. its believed the tree was at least 80 years old. there is no cause on why it fell. the city says it plans to salvage part of its trunk in hopes of repurposing it. something im sure the lorax would approve. i want to wish a very happy fathers day to all the dads out there. and a special shoutout to my dad ron and father-in-law al. i am grateful for your unending love and support. you are both...

More willing to accept it, or at least bite their tongues when it comes to the president. and it will be interesting to see as theyre asked by reporters about this interview today, how they respond and whether or not they try to parse the presidents language, try to find something in there that they like, and it will be very interesting to see how they respond to this. >> sounds pretty clear theyre open for business. jared kushner, the presidents son-in-law, was asked about this by axios. would ...

Ncht were back with oura ag analysts as president trump and joe biden are getting ready to hold their last duali induellin campaigns in iowa. >> they see each other as probably their likely adversaries and also contemporaries. they are going at it fiercely. president trump, im a little curious who his strategy. he sees biden as a threat so hesitate going more directly after him. every time he goes after him, he elevates him as the likely general election contender. vice president biden, i will s...

Voters and activists. they were speaking to about ac. they each had five minutes to try to separate themselves from other candidates. and curious, speaking order randomly selected. it wasnt poll numbers, donor or donations received. instead, randomly selected out of a bucket. craig? >> who seemed to get the biggest response there, shaq? could you tell? >> reporter: it was hard to tell, because they were going back to back. i can tell you outside the event, seemed like kamala harris, elizabeth wa...

Anything. youre not going to put that on a death certificate. so we would have to look at causal effects. this a rhythm event that was brought about as a result of exposure to something, which is kind of curious. this lady is 41 years old. commonly when they say heart attack, most people think, well, they have a blockage in their cornary vessels and this caused them to have what is referred to as a myocardial infarction. shes very young for this to happen. >> and so this might be what ultimately...

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Its quantitative data and qualitative data. look, all of us have covered moments in american life where conservatives showed up at town halls because they were apoplectic about what was happening and berated their members of congress. i half expected that might happen. i thought we would see a tea party obamacare style show of force and it didnt. that says something to me. >> the republicans who did show up, they were sort of baffled. >> they were more curious. >> they had never encountered this...

That unless again they feel like the narrative is running so far away from the truth. >> lets bring glenn kirschner back. glenn, when we were discussing this last week, we had heard robert mueller still works for the department of justice. while he does, the president or bill barr could block him from going forward if in fact he left the department and was a private citizen, he could do whatever he wants. right now as i understand it, hes still employed by the doj. so between now and 11:00 a.m.,...

June so that a successor can be chosen. ainsley: her announcement follows months of speculation and criticism over her failure to finalize that brexit deal. pete: she will continue leading the country until a successor is chosen. steve: thats right. pete: this announcement trigger an election for prime minister. it couldnt be a more fascinating time. steve: my goodness. pete: parliamentary elections for brussels. rise of the brexit party. think about this three years ago more or less is when the...