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on. >> oh, it's not just travel chaos. it's also internet chaos. by chaos.t chaos. by the looks of it. >> the festive elf on the shelf is getting to us again , so go is getting to us again, so go on. i should say it's like if you are travelling anywhere today, this lunchtime, it's called the lunch crunch. this is where most people are going to be setting off. so good luck. if you're getting there. and i think you just need patience and yeah, make sure you've got lots of stuff in the carjust in case of stuff in the car just in case you get stuck. >> no better luck today. i got stuck on a train yesterday trying to get here, but, um, i'm glad you made it. i did make it. >> and your mum's just messaged your present. okay. on your present. is okay. it's on its way. >> well, still to come, baby, if you've got to go away. don't think the pain. think i could take the pain. won't stay another hour on won't you stay another hour on britain's newsroom >> we do not write this. okay by the way, just be grateful he didn't sing. gone. we'll be joined by a legendary band, 1

you don't defeat democrat chaos with republican chaos. it's time that we get things on track.el so harshly about him or so much the other way that that's why you see in general election head-to-heads, trump and biden are within the margin of error. the "wall street journal" said he was up four points. i defeat biden by 17 points in the same poll. that would be a mandate. that's a mandate not just for the presidency, for the house, for the senate, for governor's races. it's a mandate to get our economy back on track and pay down this debt. a mandate to get our kids reading again and get back to the basics in school. it's a mandate to close our border and make sure there's no excuses, a mandate for law and order in this country and a mandate for a strong america that we can be proud of. americans want it. we can feel it on the ground. the energy is there. they don't want the chaos. my approach is different. no drama, no vendettas no whining. it's about results. that's what the american people want. >> martha: what about when it comes to the serious situations we're facing at the

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. >> you can't defeat democrat chaos with republican chaos.nd donald trump brings us chaos. >> juju: our linsey davis with rare campaign access as mayhle becomes a target for her rival. >> do you want dick cheney in 3-inch heels? >> they're five-inch heels. and i don't wear them unless i can run in them. >> juju: how she plans to set herself apart from the pack. >> i offer a different approach. no dramas, no vendettas, no whining. >> juju: plus 'tis the season. from it's a wonderful life to it's a wonderful knife. >> i don't think jimmy stewart ever thought anybody would make a movie like this. >> juju: the rise of seasonal slashers. why now some say is the e perfe time for holiday horror. >> we get started at 4:30, right? the wind whistles in your ear like a ghost. it's kind of a creepy, eerie time but in a cozy way. >> juju: and the nominees are, from taylor swift's eras film to barbie, the golden globe nominees revealed. "nightline" will be right back. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a

we have to stop the chaos, but you can't defeat democrat chaos with republican chaos. and that's what donald trump gives us. my approach is different. no drama, no vendettas, no wine w, corresponded to benjamin alvarado screw and washington content, a small welcome benjamin. so as we had donald trump remains that on to bait for the republican nomination of what a thing stands for the number 2 spots. after last night's debate, the best so many questions now that need to be honest, we have 66 weeks until the iowa caucus, a said open the that open a this whole a 2nd month that we will see in next year. so that the nomination contests. so time is running out and for the candidates, many a seeing nikki haley who was the us and bassett, or to the un and florida governor for on desantis taking the lead. so this was the 4th a debate that we saw yesterday. it happened to another bomb. i was the last a debate, big debate of the republic and hopefully the one to go into this. it presidential a come page one to be the republican candidate. it was the last one of the year, but more

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they cite the chaos, and the drama surrounding donald trump and i've also heard voters on the ground in iowa say, you know, i wish he would just stop tweeting as much and just stop using social media. there is this frustration. but it is not registering enough in the polls. it is not convincing voters enough to not vote for him. >> to that point, why? i think when you listen to nikki haley talking about can't have the chaos, you listen to desantis, i'm trump policies without the chaos, everybody thought going into this campaign that was a pretty effective message. >> right. >> it doesn't seem to be working though. >> what i see right now and i think it is important point you made, two-thirds of americans are looking for a fighter. they want someone who is going to fight back to a system that seems to be working against them. there is a particular sentiment among republican voters who support trump that the government doesn't work for them, that it works for the elite, for the few, and not for people not like them. when he does this, it actually energizes them. they don't hear it the

. >> martha: look at the chaos at the border, philippe. >> the chaos at the border was going on during -- >> martha: no way. >> not like this. >> this is where hogan would say they built a wall which is not true -- >> martha: i'm talking about what's going on today, philippe. >> there's work to be done. it's not perfect. hogan said something important. the work of the previous administration. the reason it's the previous administration, donald trump was rejected in 2020. i think if you peel back these numbers, there's two things of interest. first overall with likely voters, donald trump trails joe biden by two points. more interestingly, among people that voted in 2020, biden is up six. so look, you can carve the numbers every which way. it's telling us what we know. this is as tight as a tick. there's a lot of work to be done by the president, by the white house. i don't think they're oblivious to that. i think they're going to do it and i think he will win. the reason i think that is because he did it before. >> martha: thanks. philippe reines and hogan gidley, thanks. both veterans

it's in chaos.annot tell you the humanitarian problems people are suffering due to this immigration, but our national security is very much at risk, so ukraine aid has to be tied to border. >> right. but we're still not there on border, so both seem very much -- >> right. >> at risk right now? >> yeah. here's what i would tell the biden administration. accept the idea that we're full. give us -- take the tools we're willing to give you to stop the inflow. start deporting people here who should be, you know, deported. then you'll turn things around pretty quickly. to the biden administration, accept the tools that would change things and get money for ukraine. >> i want to make sure that you are on the judiciary committee, i ask you about what is happening for the pressure for the supreme court potentially to take on some of these cases involving the election. you said back in 2021 after the senate impeachment trial, you said, of donald trump, the president's conduct is subject to the law of the land

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we have to stop the chaos, but you can't defeat democrat chaos with republican chaos. and that's what donald trump gives us. my approach is different. no drama, no vendettas, no wine w, corresponded to benjamin alvarez groove and washington content a small welcome benjamin. so as we had, donald trump reminds that on to bait for the republican nomination of what a thing stands for the number 2 spot after last night's debate. the best so many questions now that need to be honest, we have 66 weeks until the iowa caucus is that open the that open a this whole a 2nd monday we will see in next year so that the nomination contests. so time is running out for the candidates, many a seeing nikki haley who was the us ambassador to the un and, and florida governor for on desantis taking the lead. so this was the 4th, a debate that we saw a yesterday and happened to know the bomb. i was the last a, the big, big debate of the republic, and hopefully the one to go into this. it presidential a come paid one to be the republican candidate. it was the last one of the year. but more int

we have to stop the chaos, but you can't defeat democrat chaos with republican chaos. and that's what donald trump gives us. my approach is different. no drama, no vendettas, no wine w, corresponded to benjamin alvarez groove and washington content a small welcome benjamin. so as we had, donald trump reminds that on to be for the republican nomination of why the thing stands for the number 2 spots. after last night's debate. the best so many questions now that need to be honest, we have 66 weeks until the iowa caucus is that open the that open a this whole a 2nd month that we will see in next year. so that the nomination contests. so time is running out if for the candidates, many of seeing nikki haley who was the us ambassador to the un and florida governor for on desantis taking the lead. so this was the 4th a debate that we saw a yesterday happen to know the bomb. i was the last a debate, big debate of the republican, hopefully the one to go into this. it presidential a come paid one to be the republican candidate. it was the last one of the year. but more interesti

with republican chaos. and that's what donald trump gives us. rightly or wrongly -- >> a great working relationship with him. but rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. you know i'm right. chaos follows him. and we can't have a country in disarray in a world on fire and survive this chaos. >> it is important to point out that normally in an iowa caucus, you have five or six candidates that are running as conservatives and conservative voters are having to look through. that's not the case this year. i think you have donald trump who is obviously moved left. he's not even putting in the work to earn people's votes. >> and cnn data reporter harry enten joins us now to run the numbers. trump's rivals, they seem like they're planning to be the last candidates standing against donald trump. something we saw in the 2016 campaign that did not work out so well. is this a good idea this time around? what can you tell us? >> it's a horrible idea. it's a horrible idea. i mean, if you looked at the polling in 2016, it

in economics, above all, against chaos, this is a very thing, this is an interesting thing, and thise an ideology, this is the ideology of something called subordination in economics, while others have justice, which is unknown, what will win, i have two questions that i still don’t have a final answer, here is question number one, who will be that person, from among the dimks, that is, those involved in the democratic party in congress, who will be the first to say that it is necessary to unravel the biden package, this 106 billion dollar one, this one the one who says this has disappeared from the democratic park package, no, what to untie, but the aid package, but to say, let’s unscrew everything and let’s, we’ve already started to develop it, that’s who from the democratic party, in general, said, i’m not against it, he said, i don’t like israel at all, i’m against it because i don’t like it, i said when i met with you, you will receive a very serious political bonus, so to speak, at the beginning of the campaign and the second question, and it will be, that’s what it will be, i

the democratic and human rights people who are trying to spread this chaos in the world war are in thewar and the defense minister has openly talked about the world war and even said that the germans should prepare themselves for war because this war is an opportunity for germany provides military assistance firstly and secondly expand its arms sales, and thirdly, the space as a country that should be a permanent member of the security council as a military and economic power , which means that the strategy writers of germany are well aware that the new world order is a non -western order and they are trying in this order, in fact, after the americans find a place for themselves , you also mentioned the war, mr. sarosani, in the 8-year imposed war, in which iraq actually invaded iran . the regime in question was one of the arms exporters to iraq and germany's baath regime , which is also associated with chemical weapons, which is german this is a reminder that germany seems to see its own interests in war and chaos , exactly to get out of the current situation, germany needs chaos in w

.- snow so it has been chaos.so it has been chaos. entity harrison has lived _ snow so it has been chaos. entity harrison has lived here _ snow so it has been chaos. entity harrison has lived here for- snow so it has been chaos. entity harrison has lived here for 35 - harrison has lived here for 35 years. he opened up his house to give a friend a bed for the night. abs, give a friend a bed for the night. friend who rang me at lunch times that he could not get home and said can i come around to doris for lunch? so he came at 12 o'clock yesterday and he left at ten o'clock this morning. he stayed with me this past night. there were lots people stuck and people putting people up and just doing what we can to help. if you have witnessed the scenes in recent years. this was the end six. motorists were stuck for hours. drivers were told to leave their cars and go to a emergency refuge. i eventually got as far as health water but i left the car there. and me and the dog ran into ambleside. at the paris centre in amblesid

chao set the global standard for luxury dining brand.it was never only a restaurant. it was always an embassy. he was always casting himself as the ambassador. he really does have a way of putting his finger on the moment. >> today's moment, reborn in his 80s. with a new career in a new name. the artist am. >> i'm expressionist artist. the expressionist art is usually deal with injustice. >> am. >> they just say, i'm give me warmth. >> all these different personas he's taken on, all these different kind of careers he's taken on will be here. i can't think of anyone like that. >> all paint is a recipe. my painting is a recipe of identity. >> i showed the film to him. he turned to me and said, thank you that you didn't make me look like a china man. you made me a human being. >> richard louis, nbc news, new york. >> the hbo documentary film, aka mr., xiao is now streaming on max. that is all the time i have for today, in this weekend, i'm alicia menendez be sure to follow the show across social media are handle is at alicia on msnbc. you c

what happened yesterdayjust looked like complete chaos.ying to get where they're going. and today's a new day, so it looks like we might be good. yesterday saw cross—channel chaos. lou docherty was supposed to get to disneyland paris. i've lost my hotel, my travel, my theatre that i booked, and i kind of don't have any plans for new year's eve now. i'll probably end up spending it with my parents, or i'll end up watching a disney film to try and pretend that i'm there. it's really disappointing. this was the cause of the problem — the high speed rail line left resembling a river. pumps and tankers have finally cleared enough waterfrom one of the two affected tunnels for trains to move again. but speed restrictions will be in place. when you have 2a hours of disruption like this, it actually takes several days to get rid of that backlog of passengers who are affected. so this is easily going to go into wednesday or thursday of next week into the new year, causing a lot of pain along the way. high speed domestic trains into kent, completely

. >> the chaos and drama? yeah. instead of saying trump, she says chaos and drama. and, you know, trump is only, what, three years, three years younger than joe biden. and she's saying joe biden is too old and just hinting at donald trump, why not come out and say it? i mean, you know, there have been questions raised about donald trump's age lately as well. but, you know, again it goes back to the point that you were making with chris sununu which is, she'll attack trump frontally on some things, but on other things, she uses chaos and drama. well -- >> because there's a fear of the trump base. >> right. >> she knows that the way to get the republican nomination is those folks that are saying they're open to someone else and maybe peel off a few of the trump voters. but you can't make them angry by having such a strong assault. >> the argument she's making about age and chaos and confusion, clearly the campaign has tested that. she's talked about that on the debate stage. she's talked about that out on the trail and she's talked about that in many interviews and sh

we have to stop the chaos, but you can't defeat democrat chaos with republican chaos. and that's what donald trump gives us. my approach is different. no drama, no vendettas, no windy w corresponded to benjamin alvarez group in washington content, a small welcome benjamin. so as we had, donald trump reminds that on to be for the republican nomination of thing stands for the number 2 spots after last night's debate the best. so many questions and all that need to be honest, we have 66 weeks until the iowa caucus is an open the that open a this whole a sacrament that we will see in next year. so that the nomination contests. so time is running out for the candidates, many a seeing nikki haley who was the us ambassador to the un and, and florida governor for on desantis taking the lead. so this was the 4th a debate that we saw yesterday. it happened to another bomb. i was the last a debate, big debate of the republican, hopefully the one to go into this. it presidential a come paid one to be the republican candidate. it was the last one of the year. but more interesting t

the conservatives are in chaos. they have i impressed. the conservatives are in chaos.. they have got no serious plan for the economy, no serious plan for the immigration system, no serious plan for the country. britain deserves better than this! the snp said scotland badly needs migrate workers. i snp said scotland badly needs migrate workers.— migrate workers. i don't know if the secretary _ migrate workers. i don't know if the secretary of _ migrate workers. i don't know if the secretary of state i migrate workers. i don't know if the secretary of state has i if the secretary of state has any elderly relatives in care. i do. and they know the valuable contribution that overseas care workers make. the trade-off overseas care workers make. the trade—off surrounds migration, a colourful debate resumes. chris mason, bbc news. to south america now, and a growing row between guyana and let us wait. that's because over the weekend, venezuela held a referendum on its claim to — essequibo — an oil rich area. they voted to establish a new state there. but the international cou

he needs chaos in world politics so that he can find a justification to restore his military, mr.the feeling that the germans have now is the same as the feeling that hitler had in the 1930s and he tried to rebuild the army of this country within 5-6 years, let's see. that the minister of defense of germany. now from this humiliation and this back the decline in the military field is talking and saying that in the next 10 years, the german army will not be the one we see, and we see chaos everywhere , not only in the middle east and everywhere in the world, in africa, even in europe itself, we germans by nature. from 1648, when the treaty of wassalya was signed and the formation of the national government until 1945 , the warlords invaded france 23 times, and today this nature of violence is not only violent, but also the greatest political philosophers who advocate war from karl schmidt-tidegger , habermas recently. we can see that the greatest philosophers are advocates of german violence and this the spirit of violence and belligerence has been institutionalized in this , and f

knows four more years of chaos? we won't survive it. >> reporter: she also took issue with trump's rhetoric and his character. >> i don't like the discourse that we have. i don't like the chaos and the insanity we feel like we're in. i don't like the rhetoric he gives. character does matter, and how we treat people does matter. >> reporter: it may take more than that. in virtually every poll, trump's lead is as big as ever, despite the fact that he has done just six campaign events this month in iowa and new hampshire, nowhere near as many as his rivals. florida governor ron desantis, who a year ago led trump in some polls, but is now struggling, blamed trump's legal troubles, saying the indictments have overshadowed the campaign, making it harder for other candidates to gain traction. >> i would say if i could have one thing changed, i wish trump hadn't been indicted on any of this stuff. it distorted the primary, and i think it's been -- it's been -- those have kind of been the main issues that have happened. >> b

, could the chaos get worse?ber shrinking an already fractured and some republican majority. and to be clear, it is not just chaos in the house. it is also chaos happening on the debate stage. but not the republican primary debate stage on thursday, fox news hosted a 95 minute debate filled with conspiracy theories, leaving some insults, and it was a red state, a blue state debate with florida's ron desantis and his political opposite, california governor, gavin newsom. he is a front runner in the race for his party's nomination. he made that clear by debunking right wing -- about his alleged shadow campaign. >> there are profound differences tonight that i look forward to engage in but there is one thing in closing that we have in common. neither of us will be the nominee for a party in 2024. >> joining me now to discuss is my political panel. former congresswoman of illinois, and former republican congressman, charlie dent of pennsylvania. good to see you both. let's start with the george santos expulsion. beca

so will it be mile—long queues and chaos at the tills? we take a look.ello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. us armed forces have carried out air strikes in iraq against what it called �*iranian—sponsored militias�*. the pentagon says it's in response to an attack on the erbil airbase that injured three us military personnel — one of them critically. pictures of the attack have been posted on social media — the bbc has not yet verified these videos. in a statement, us defence secretary lloyd austin said that military forces conducted "necessary and proportionate" strikes on kataib hezbollah and affiliated groups in iraq." he added, "we are committed and fully prepared to take further necessary measures to protect our people and ourfacilities." our correspondent shaimaa khalil is injerusalem — she's been giving us the latest from there. we know that this is the latest in what has been an escalation in strikes and targeting of us facilities, both in iraq and in syria. this time, it was the erbil airbase which resulted in three injuries of us military personnel, o

looks like political chaos, potentially for the republican party. >> i think the republicans already knew that this was a possibility whether a case came early or a case came late or a conviction came early or before the convention. the probability that donald trump could roll into the convention with a felony conviction has been hanging out there, and as noted earlier, it's not impacted too much his standing with republican voters, at least in iowa, maybe it's hurt him a little bit in new hampshire where the electorate is a little bit different. but overall, he's sitting over 60% nationally, and it's well known among the republican primary voters what his issues are, so i don't know if there would be chaos in the convention, to be honest, because i would be surpriseed that the republican party took the nomination from him because most of the delegates and folks in the convention will view a conviction, if it ever comes as something that was illegitimate and never brought in the first place, so i wouldn't drought that someone wouldn't try, but remember, donald trump is the titular ah

chaos follows him. and we can't have a country in disarray and a world on fire and survive this chaos. >> it's important to point out that normally in an iowa caucus you've got five or six cant dadate -- candidates running as conservative voters and conservative voters are having to look through. that's not the case this year. i think you have donald trump, who's obviously moved left, is not really putting in the work to earn people's votes. >> reporter: haley took questions from iowans in silver lake on a number of issues. many folks seem to be concerned about the future of social security. something else that's notable, both haley and desantis pushing back hard on this notion that they are interested in being trump's number two, not interested in being the vice presidential candidate, haley stressing she's not in this race to play for second place. victor, amara? >> thank you. after meeting with campaign donors out west, president biden returned to the white house and is facing a tough week ahead. >>

we are gonna be in chaos.e a cabinet because there will not be a senate majority that will confirm the people. what we will have is immediate chaos. trump is going to immediately going to try to shut down the justice department. he's going to try to immediately claim he is immune to prosecution in the state of georgia. things are immediately gonna be an uproar. the senate and the house will immediately be paralyzed. i don't think the thing to worry about most is we will have dr. evils cabinet government. the thing to be most worried about is we're gonna have chaos from day one! with the army receiving illegal orders from the president on day two. >> barbara, i heard you reacting when i said the most idly canteen. your reaction, you see the names of people when you see the second trump administration cabinet. >> i think what it does is they want loyalist but they also want loyalists who are are not top notch talent. people who are really dependent on that person for same, power. you don't get the very best peop

, into the chaos of a civil fratricidal war, and the theme of new meanings, meanings addressed to ordinaryy the way, today i communicate anyway with friends, today the same amounts, the same chernigov, public opinion has more and more meaning. i think this is the most important thing today, interesting, thank you, we should urgently appeal to the international monetary fund with an initiative to have ukraine's debts written off, why? because everything, all of ukraine is in such a situation now, right now in such a situation that its debts should be written off. who do you think said this phrase? vakarov? no, yulia vladimirovna timoshenko. suddenly she was shown today, suddenly she withdrew from this initiative, and immediately. in principle, spedon pavelovich told her a long time ago that why aren’t loans written off to ukraine? why? these are all loans, this is all you need someday give away. and here, naturally , is one of the geniuses, the geniuses of what is called, yes, pr from cheap pr, but nevertheless, volodya, she was not allowed on television, she finally found this zest, which

it will be chaos upon chaos upon chaos.hat are clearly illegal orders? probably not, then where are we?— illegal orders? probably not, then where are we? : where are we? american democracy did survive and the — where are we? american democracy did survive and the guard _ where are we? american democracy did survive and the guard rail _ where are we? american democracy did survive and the guard rail is _ where are we? american democracy did survive and the guard rail is held, - survive and the guard rail is held, why would they fail this time? the drunkard why would they fail this time? ti9 drunkard brings the car into the grouch and only one or two of the lights are smashed out. there is only one big ouch along one side of the car, but the passengers were scared and they are not dead. he says give me another drink and give me the keys again. last time he nearly killed us all. you want him to have another try? he said that we got through it. i have covered, i don't know how many, presidential inauguration is. not dozens, but

what happened yesterdayjust looked like complete chaos.ot of people sound like they're scrambling, trying to get where they're going. and today's a new day, so it looks like we might be good. yesterday saw cross—channel chaos. lou docherty was supposed to get to disneyland paris. i've lost my hotel, my travel, my theatre that i booked, and i kind of don't have any plans for new year's eve now. i'll probably end up spending it with my parents, or i'll end up watching a disney film to try and pretend that i'm there. it's really disappointing. this was the cause of the problem — the high speed rail line left resembling a river. pumps and tankers have finally cleared enough waterfrom one of the two affected tunnels for trains to move again. but speed restrictions will be in place. when you have 24 hours of disruption like this, it actually takes several days to get rid of that backlog of passengers who are affected. so this is easily going to go into wednesday or thursday of next week into the new year, causing a lot of pain along the way. hig

. >> what i know is you don't defeat democrat chaos with republican chaos. and that is what donald trump gives us. i had a great working relationship with him. but rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. you know i'm right. chaos follows him. and we can't have a country in disarray and world on fire and survive this chaos. >> it is important to point out that normally in an iowa caucus, you've got five or six candidates that are running as conservatives and conservative voters are having to look through. that is not the case this year. you have donald trump who obviously moved left, not even really putting in the work to earn people's votes. >> reporter: and at a town hall in silver lake, iowa, ambassador haley took questions from voters, many seemed concerned about the future of social security in this country. something notable is that haley, desantis, they seem to really be pushing forcefully back against the notion that they are interested in being trump's vice presidential running mate. haley stressing that she's not in this contest to play for number tw

i mean, this is not chaos , it's a legal car not only chaos, it's a legal car crash.arnage on the floor of the house of commons. >> it's carnage, oversight that is mad. it simply doesn't make any sense. i've looked at the treaty since it was published, i think last tuesday . and the think last tuesday. and the treaty itself is a work of fiction. it describes liliput land. in it. we have a rwandan system where people arrive , system where people arrive, they're given a house, they're given food , they get a free given food, they get a free interpreter, they get health care. that, they get care. on top of that, they get an appeal. they get a lawyer. given to them. get given to them. they get interpretation at the appeal. they independent judges . they get independent judges. >> yeah, but, paul, we have we have to spend £290 have committed to spend £290 million. i mean , we'd quite million. so, i mean, we'd quite like it to be quite comfortable there that money that there given all that money that we've that's not we've spent. i mean, that's not unreasonable, we've spent

knows four more years of chaos? we won't survive it. >> reporter: she also took issue with trump's rhetoric and his character. >> i don't like the discourse that we have. i don't like the chaos and the insanity we feel like we're in. i don't like the rhetoric he gives. character does matter, and how we treat people does matter. >> reporter: it may take more than that. in virtually every poll, trump's lead is as big as ever, despite the fact that he has done just six campaign events this month in iowa and new hampshire, nowhere near as many as his rivals. florida governor ron desantis, who a year ago led trump in some polls, but is now struggling, blamed trump's legal troubles, saying the indictments have overshadowed the campaign, making it harder for other candidates to gain traction. >> i would say, if i could have one thing changed, i wish trump hadn't been indicted on any of this stuff. it distorted the primary, and i think it's been -- it's been -- those have kind of been the main issues that have happened. >>

chaos follows him.e can't have a country in disarray and a world on fire and survive this chaos. >> it's important to point out that normally in an iowa caucus, you've got five or six candidates that are running as conservatives and conservative voters are having to look through. that's not the case this year. i think you have donald trump, who's obviously moved left, is not even really putting in the work to earn people's votes. >> reporter: at a town hall in silver lake, iowa, ambassador h haley took questions from voters, many concerned about the future of social security in this country. something notable is that haley, desantis, they seemed to be pushing forcefully back against this notion that they are interested in being trump's vice presidential running mate. haley stressing that she is not in this contest to play for number two. eva mckend, cnn, silver lake, iowa. >>> president biden is shifting into attack mode as he gears up for a bospossible rematch again donald trump next year. as kevin lip

third, people sense chaos, they look abroad and see chaos in afghanistan, ukraine, israel, the southa sea. they look at a home and they see crime, immigration, homelessness so they see chaos. so voters don't like what they see. democratic elites i think need to wake up and smell the coffee. ronald reagan was right when he said the question is are you better off than you were four yearsing and voters are telling us that they feel they're not. maria: who do you want to see on the democrat side then, julian? >> i think there is a decent bench. i think there's a good bench on the republican side as well. i don't think gavin newsom did well on fox's debrat with ron desantis. i don't think he's the guy. i think he looked a little bit thin. but there's a lot of other candidates. i think the first question for the democrats is whether biden should be running or not. the group think is a poisonous thing. most democratic elites will tell you off ca camera that they dont think biden should be running. maria: are you thinking about gretchen whitmer, the governor of michigan? are thinking about m

the news, the chaos, the carnage, | the news, the chaos, the carnage, what _ the news, the chaos, thens of people literally waiting to _ what i saw was tens of people literally waiting to die - what i saw was tens of people | literally waiting to die because they cannot _ literally waiting to die because they cannot any _ literally waiting to die because they cannot any longer- literally waiting to die because they cannot any longer be i literally waiting to die because i they cannot any longer be treated literally waiting to die because - they cannot any longer be treated in that hospital~ — they cannot any longer be treated in that hospital~ i— they cannot any longer be treated in that hospital. i met _ they cannot any longer be treated in that hospital. i met a _ they cannot any longer be treated in that hospital. i met a young - that hospital. i met a young girl ten years— that hospital. i met a young girl ten years old _ that hospital. i met a young girl ten years old who _ that hospital. i met a young girl ten years old who had - that hospital. i met a young girl ten years old w

so uh, not so much travel chaos, disruption. chaos, but some disruption.o. what's going on with rail fares? this all comes at a time when, in the last hour or rail in the last hour or so, uh, rail fares are due to go up by, what, 4.9% in march? another blow to commuters . yeah you're commuters. yeah you're absolutely right. >> so in the last half an hour or so, we've been speaking to commuters who have been using the station here today and they're well, double they're saying, well, double whammy it's whammy for us. actually, it's not for not welcome, particularly for some were saying my trains always are delayed. we always have, uh , engineering works or have, uh, engineering works or some other problem making me delayed in fact, one passenger was telling me yesterday they were stuck on a train for some time, so it's frustrating for them. and they're saying, well , them. and they're saying, well, what can we do? particularly one lady who's a comedian and she has to come into london regularly and use the trains. but as you say, they're going up by 4.9. and

is this a recipe for chaos? the problem with having — recipe for chaos?ng more _ recipe for chaos? the problem with having more countries - recipe for chaos? the problem | with having more countries and other parties involved with checking what goes through the border crossing in terms of aid is it slows down a slow process so if the concern is the dye him in a terry in need having multiple parties check in every truck and every item, every box of cargo container going through not help to expedite or get the people what they need. nonetheless it is understandable why both sides feel this needs to be done, to make sure that nothing gets in that should not get in, anything that can be used to assist hamas in its campaign. but these are not binding statements that have come out and this resolution is not bond binding on either party. mast binding on either party. most council resolutions _ binding on either party. most council resolutions are - binding on either party. i’j�*if?3ii council resolutions are ignored by the parties that are directly involved. aga

what happened yesterdayjust looked like complete chaos.they're scrambling, trying to get where they're going. and today's a new day, so it looks like we might be good. yesterday saw cross—channel chaos. lou docherty was supposed to get to disneyland paris. i've lost my hotel, my travel, my theatre that i booked, and i kind of don't have any plans for new year's eve now. i'll probably end up spending it with my parents, or i'll end up watching a disney film to try and pretend that i'm there. it's really disappointing. this was the cause of the problem — the high speed rail line left resembling a river. pumps and tankers have finally cleared enough waterfrom one of the two affected tunnels for trains to move again. but speed restrictions will be in place. when you have 2a hours of disruption like this, it actually takes several days to get rid of that backlog of passengers who are affected. so this is easily going to go into wednesday or thursday of next week into the new year, causing a lot of pain along the way. high speed domestic trains

there could be chaos. there will be questions whether or not super tuesday or any of the other different primaries and caucuses are legitimate. it will start to affect turnout. there will be a secondary wave of lawsuits around all of that. people feeling like they've been disenfranchised. this is the level of chaos we have a supreme court to prevent. >> to that point, my assumption had been, the supreme court will weigh in and solve all of the problems, give the answers. the scope of what the supreme court does -- we don't know what it's going to be. and it could leave openings, particularly in the general election. >> that's a great point. the skoupreme court is going to wave a magic wand and say, this is how you do it. they can only consider the disputes for them. the maine decision is specifically based on the colorado decision. it mentions. the secretary of state writes that i'm basing this largely on what happened in colorado. if colorado gets struck down, we're going to get struck down, too. the supr

does chaos follow him or does he create the chaos him? that sounds to passive. >> rightly or wrongly, you call it whatever you want to call it, but when you feel it, it's chaos. when i tell these rooms that, they all nod their head. they get it. it's the chaos, and americans are tired. they want government to work for them again, and they want to win. you look at these general election polls and biden and trump are head to head. it's going to be another nail-biter. i defeat biden by 17 points. that's a total mandate. >> jonathan: as you said, governor, nobody's going to vote for nikki haley because you said to vote for her. maybe some people, but not a lot, but your track record on endorsements in the midterms, the number of candidates you've endorsed lost to much more trump-centered candidates. i'm old enough to remember when your father endorsed george w. bush in 2000 and mccain winning by 18 points. why is this going to be different? >> it'll be 40 days and we'll be out on the trail and helping the grassroots support and helping build

of what had gone before _ a cork on the chaos of what had gone before with _ a cork on the chaos ofhnson and liz truss _ before with borisjohnson and liz truss that — before with borisjohnson and liz truss. that feels like it is whizzing _ truss. that feels like it is whizzing over the garden fence when it feels— whizzing over the garden fence when it feels like the events of the night — it feels like the events of the night happens. one conservative mps are to _ night happens. one conservative mps are to me _ night happens. one conservative mps are to me tonight, i did not think that rishi — are to me tonight, i did not think that rishi sunak would lose a vote of confidence but i would not be surprised — of confidence but i would not be surprised if there was one. and another— surprised if there was one. and another said there are loads of conservative mps who feel that they have got _ conservative mps who feel that they have got nothing to lose so they are willing _ have got nothing to lose so they are willing to _ have got nothing to lose so they are willing to contemplate any op

what happened yesterdayjust looked like complete chaos. like they're scrambling, trying to get where they're going. and today's a new day, so it looks like we might be good. yesterday saw cross—channel chaos. lou docherty was supposed to get to disneyland paris. i've lost my hotel, my travel, my theatre that i booked, and i kind of don't have any plans for new year's eve now. i'll probably end up spending it with my parents, or i'll end up watching a disney film to try and pretend that i'm there. it's really disappointing. this was the cause of the problem — the high speed rail line left resembling a river. pumps and tankers have finally cleared enough waterfrom one of the two affected tunnels for trains to move again. but speed restrictions will be in place. when you have 2a hours of disruption like this, it actually takes several days to get rid of that backlog of passengers who are affected. so this is easily going to go into wednesday or thursday of next week into the new year, causing a lot of pain along the way. high speed domestic t

those who had a hand in the fire of last autumn's chaos. a symbol that a lever one of the most important tools of pressure lever should be more pressure from international institutions . he gave his top award for press freedom to narges mohammadi, nilufar hamedi and elahi mohammadi. nilofar hamedi and elahi mohammadi were the ones who participated in three periods of soft subversion of american institutions abroad. now they are doing all the work. hey, we used to say that father is the wife of life. look, we attacked the police. hamed national media foundation of canada. nominated ismailiyon for his award. ismailiyoun was one of the leaders of the opposition in the riots last fall and was one of the most relevant members of the munafekin organization. award human rights this year in guangzhou, south korea was awarded to trade unions of iranian cultural workers. rasool badaghi, a member of the teachers' union from tehran, the leaders of the illegal teachers' union, who met with the agents of the french intelligence service in tehran , and we