that's when buttigieg should have come in.problem every year for the last 12 years. if they had of the faa and buttigieg should be monitoring those planes. >> harold: they were transtransportation secretaries before them that failed. if >> judge jeanine: all right that don't blame them all. >> d>> j ♪ ♪ [dice dreams game] when i grow up, i want to be just like my mom. eva longoria. she's really famous and rich, because she steals money from her friends. she's taking money from my dad. she wants to destroy him. ah... it's dice dreams. dice dreams, attack your friends and steal their coins. play now. ♪ ♪ >> harold: joe rogan and taylor share within the creators of the hit show yellowstone are blaming liberal ideology for demonizing work ethic and masculinity. >> all things are bad, work ethic, all the things are racist. toxic masculinity. >> oh, yeah, i've been accused of that. >> congratulations. and you're on the right side. speak on these all are all terms that have been created. it's fascinating linkage is being created befo

that's when buttigieg should have come in, the faa should have come in.ead of the faa and buttigieg should be monitoring those planes >> harold: there were transportation secretaries before him too that failed as well. >> judge jeanine: rent's blame them all i'm happy the whole administration >> harold: let me write that down blame them all >> judge jeanine: up next joe rogen and the creator of yellowstone are roasting liberals for declaring war on masculinity. ♪ man, wish i had 750 donuts like this sign says. it says $750 "dollars," not "donuts." what if each donut cost a dollar? i hate that you're kind of right. switch to progressive and you could save hundreds. ♪ ♪ >> harold: joe rogan and taylor share within th >>> they're blaming liberal ideology for demonizing work ethic and masculinity. >> all these things are bad, work ethic, all these things are racist. >> yeah, toxic masculinity. >> oh, yeah, i've been accused of that. >> congratulations, you're on the right side. >> these are all terms that have been created. it's fascinating, language is being

joining us now is transportation secretary pete buttigieg.y more information about what might have happened on that cargo flight with five people on board? >> obviously we're all seeing those images and it's a reminder of, first of all, the professionalism of flight crews. faa is investigating. in these cases often you will have faa plane one roll, the independent ntsb or national transportation safety board playing another role. i'm not going to get ahead of any investigators who obviously are going to be very early in that process. what i will say is at any time these investigations of an incident or sometimes even something that just could have turned into an incident that gets caught, anytime that happens, what follows is an investigation, and if anything emerges from that, about anything in the stages from all the way from the design of an aircraft to its maintenance, to its choices that were made that day related to that flight, all of that can be considered, and all of that affects the work that goes on, going into the future to keep a

pete buttigieg took three weeks for them to show up.i thank you so much of this in addition to the things that can be improved as a lack of attention that the people of this town for whatever reason to them or not worthy of an appearance of letting them know we are going to support them. and one of the reasons in the toxic chemical spill this has become such a big issue it is demonstrative that shows x completely out of touch with what i will refer to country places like missouri, places like ohio per this should not matter. this accident was foreseeable avoidable, preventable. and so mr. shaw went to ask you is it true norfolk southern rate has nearly doubled in the last 10 years and at least 20 of those derailment since 2015 have involved chemical releases, is that true? quick senator thank you for east palestine does matter. i have been there a number of times. i have visited with the communityave been in the homes of people have invited me too their business. i've been in the schools. i've committed the full support of norfolk south

pete buttigieg tried to stop the drones, did not want you to see. >> griff: they did not want you toeven today we don't have unfettered access, but for the drone we're able to show you. what you are looking at is 150 countries from eagle pass to lukeville, arizona, 1000 miles separate these areas, eagle pass average 3000 per day now, no more than 20 to 40 agents on shift. 200 to 1 outnumbered and congress is about to come back for funding for the border. what i'm watching closely is what they'll do, will they change policy in border reform or just allocate more money and add 10 or 20 more agents to do more transporting and processing. transporting and processing leaves hundreds of miles of wide open border for cartels. >> joey: two terms, there are border crossers and border jumpers, jumping is entering illegally and not being interdicted in any way. you never are in any kind of entanglement with law enforcement and make your way into the country. we want to call those known gotaways. i hate that term, known gotaways describe the amount of people on camera or sensor and does not desc

buttigieg: if you're from the appreciate you suppressing the instoipght tell people in washington, d.c. that this isn't real snow. i really do feel at hommore than anywhere else when i'm among america's mayors. occasionally on the streets somebody will say hey, mayor pete, they'll stop, correct themselves l they said something wrong. i say i wear that as a compliment. i was actually thinking back to when i first got elected, not even elected,ft nomination of my party for mayor in my city. a cupful days later, i got an email from a 10-year-old boy? saying, congratulations. and now that you're mayor i need to let you know there's an intersection close to i wait tho get a ride. it's very dangerous. the cars speed by and it needs a stop sign. and i wrote him backen sure how he; got my email address around said thanks for getting in touch. not actually the mayor yet, i'm -- i still have to win the ou know, i look forward to doing everything i can to make our streets safer. sure enough i won the election. the very next day in email from this -- i think he was 11 now. con gajlations. on getti

pete buttigieg took three weeks for them to show up.so much of this in addition to the things that can be improved as a lack of attention that the people of this town for whatever reason to them or not worthy of an appearance of letting them know we are going to support them. and one of the reasons in the toxic chemical spill this has become such a big issue it is demonstrative that shows x completely out of touch with what i will refer to its flyover country places like missouri, places like ohio per this should not matter. this accident was foreseeable, avoidable, preventable. and so mr. shaw went to ask you is it true norfolk southern rate has nearly doubled in the last 10 years and at least 20 of those derailment since 2015 have involved chemical releases, is that true? quick senator, thank you for your question. east palestine does matter. i have been there a number of times. i have visited with the community leaders. i have been in the homes of people have invited me too their business. i've been in the schools. i've committed the

conference of mayors meeting continues with transportation secretary pete buttigieg former mayor of indiabout the city's agencies can work together transportation policies. mike. [cheering and applauding] thank you. thank you, mayor for the warm welcome. mr. buttigieg: if you're from the midwest, i appreciate you suppressing the instoipght tell people in washington, d.c. that this isn't real snow. i really do feel at home more than anywhere else when i'm among america's mayors. occasionally on the streets somebody will say hey, mayor pete, they'll stop, correct themselves like they said something wrong. i say i wear that as a compliment. i was actually thinking back to when i first got elected, not even elected, after i got the nomination of my party for mayor in my city. a cupful days later, i got an email from a 10-year-old boy saying, congratulations. and now that you're mayor i need to let you know there's an intersection close to where i live, sometimes i wait there to get a ride. it's very dangerous. the cars speed by and it needs a stop sign. and i wrote him backen sure how he got

pete buttigieg took three weeks for them to show up.i thank you so much of thi in addition to the things that can be improved as a lack of attention that the people of this town for whatever reason to them or not worthy o an appearance of letting them know we are going to support them. and one of the reasons in the toxic chemical spill this has become such a big issue it is demonstrative that shows x completely out of touch with what i will refer to its flyover country places like missouri, places like ohio per this should not matter. this accident was foreseeable avoidable, preventable. and so mr. shaw went to ask you is it true norfolk southern rate has nearly doubled in the last 10 years and at least 20 of those derailment since 2015 have true? quick senator thank you for your question. east palestine does matter. i have been there a number of times. i have visited with the community leaders. i have been in the homes of people have invited me too theirn in the schools. i've committed the full support of norfolk southern projects i he

buttigieg says the us federal aviation authority is not committing to when the planes will be allowed people took part in search efforts at the palisades tahoe ski resort in olympic valley. the search was called off after no other missing people were reported. monitoring officials had warned of considerable avalanche danger wednesday. you're live with bbc news. the head of the world health organization is calling on israel to allow the delivery of humanitarian aid to gaza. tedros ghebreyesus accused israel of repeatedly barring access. he said it was impossible to reach those in need. israel maintains that it is doing what it can to allow aid into the strip. meanwhile, us secretary of state antony blinken continues his diplomatic tour in the region. he met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas to discuss the palestinian authority's role on a visit to the occupied west bank. mr abbas assured america's top diplomat that israel's security concerns would be addressed, but that gaza and the west bank must remain united. mr blinken�*s trip comes amid fears that the war will spread in int

bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. they ran all across the state. where is joe biden in that race? he was fifth, at 8%. if i were to tell you, week prior to that in the iowa caucus back in 2020, that it was bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. joe biden is not there in the gold, silver, or bronze. he was in fourth place, just shy of 14%. biden made a calculation when he was here in hampshire. he left before the tally came out. he did not go to nevada. he went to south carolina, and about 17 days after the new hampshire results, this is what happened. on leap day of 2020, joe biden, shy of 50%, that catapulted him past bernie sanders, led him on this chair across the country for the remaining states. he became the nominee and later became the president. so we are going to head to south carolina in about a month's time, and on the republican side, that is when the race will be held if nikki haley continues with her current position that she announced here just a short time ago. on the calendar, here's how it shakes down. in january, we had two big conte

the transportation secretary, secretary buttigieg went off-line during a nationwide supply chain crisis. it is a few examples biden is setting the example for how washington worked from home without of the oval office last year more than any other modern president. out of all of us bounce back by the biden administration officials won't repeal attacks from our enemies folks. we've got to get back to work going on the white house omb to audit and post every agency had schedule yes agency heads we want to know what you're doing and where you're working from taxpayers deserve to know who is showing up to work and who is not. let's know where our taxpayer dollars are going. are they working for us or only on vacation? >> good afternoon to everybody and very happy to see children were sledding on the capitol lawn. something i worked on several years ago. there is a lot of happy faces in the capitol lawn. i want to talk briefly among the appropriations committee. seriously frustrated. here we are again repeated sink last week same thing. we're not doing the appropriation bills we have an exte

pete buttigieg took three weeks for them to show up. much of this in addition to the things that can be improved as a lack of attention that the people of this town for whatever reason to them or not worthy of an appearance of letting them know we are going to support them. and one of the reasons in the toxic chemical spill this has become such a big issue it is demonstrative that shows x completely out of touch with what i will refer to its flyover country places like missouri, places like ohio per this should not matter. this accident was foreseeable, avoidable, preventable. and so mr. shaw went to ask you is it true norfolk southern rate has nearly doubled in the last 10 years and at least 20 of those derailment since 2015 have involved chemical releases, is that true? quick senator, thank you for your question. east palestine does matter. i have been there a number of times. i have visited with the community leaders. i have been in the homes of people have invited me too their business. i've been in the schools. i've committed the f

where is pete buttigieg, doors are dropping off planes and first world countries doesn't seem worthytime. the world looks for hard hat pete, next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: nines are still grounded after a sudden gapping hole ripped in the side of an alaska airlines flight. and the airlines are already reporting that they found loose parts and bolts in the same door panels. and as more details emerge, we're asking two questions: how bad could this have really been and where the heck is pete buttigieg? joining me now retired air force and united airlines pilot scott pa till low and horace cooper, chair of project 21. scott, take that first question. people are saying oh, all is well that ends well. but though that's true how bad could this have been? >> laura, it could have been much worse than it was. we got very, very lucky with this particular incident that the door came off at 116,000 feet. had it been a cruise up in the mid 30's, it would have been an explosive decompression. flight attendants would have been out of their seats. passengers would have been unbuckled and it would have ended re

there is one person who is not panicked and that's our transportation secretary, pete buttigieg. >> theeing in a plane where during a flight a door blows out or catches fire it's terrifying. can you assure americans that boeing aircraft are safe? >> what i can tell you is that no plane is authorized or allowed to fly by the faa until the ffa is satisfied that it meets every safety condition. every time i get on an airliner which i do every few days i know that i am kept safe. >> he's not in over his head at all. the faa, though, clearly not crossing their t's or dotting their i's but i guess it's good that mayor pete feels good. he spent his day in a meeting "honoring leadership in arts at a conference of mayors." >> do you think that i am very skeptical of shark attack stories in the summer? we do it every summer and every summer it's the worst summer ever. do you think this is a big problem right now? >> i don't remember another story of part of a plane falling off during a flight and the fact that some of the response to that involved people saying, you know, make sure in case that h

the transportation secretary, secretary buttigieg went off-line during a nationwide supply chain crisis. it is a few examples biden is setting the example for how washington worked from home without of the oval office last year more than any other modern president. out of all of us bounce back by the biden administration ■;officials won't repeal attacks from our enemies folks. we've got to get back to work going on the white house omb to audit and post every agency had schedule yes agency heads we want to know what you're doing and where you're working from taxpayers deserve to know who is showing up to work and who is not. let's know where our taxpayer dollars are going. are they working for us or only on vacation? >> good afternoon to everybody and very happy to see children were sledding on the capitol lawn. something i worked on several years ago. there is a lot of happy faces in the capitol i want to talk briefly among the appropriations committee. seriously frustrated. here we are again repeated sink last week same thing. we're not doing the appropriation bills we have an extensio

[applause] >> now transportation secretary pete buttigieg talks about how his agency can work with citiesportation policies. from the u.s. conference of mayors winter meeting, this is about 20 minutes.

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where is pete buttigieg, doors are dropping off planes and d first worlood countries doesn't seem worthyhis time. the angle looks for hard hat pete, next. ♪ shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. ♪ >> laura: nines are still grounded after a sudden gapping hole ripped in the side of an alaska airlines flight. and the airlines are already eeporting that they found loos part

the transportation secretary, secretary of buttigieg went off-line during a nationwide supply chain crisisthese are just a few examples. biden is setting this example for how washington actually works from home. he was out of the oval office last year more than any other modern president. out of office and bounce back by the biden administration officials won't repeal a tax from our enemies folks. we have got to get back to work. i am calling on the white house omb to audit and post eve agency head schedule. yes agency heads we want to know what you are doing and where you are working from. taxpayers deserve to know who is showing up at work and who is not. let's know our taxpayer dollars are going. are they working for us or are they on vacation? >> good afternoon to everyone. i was very happy to see children were sledding on the capitol lawn. it's on the eye worked on sevel years ago there's a lot of happy faces there. i'm on the appropriations committee, seriously frustrated. here we are again repeating and last. we're not doing the appropriation bills we have an extension until march s

visual of president biden showing up was not present, or even the visual transportation secretary pete buttigiegbut donald trump who was down in the polls in that time, this is about february 22 of 2023, he was down in the polls. a lot of republican voters were very unhappy and/or skeptical of him because of what happened in the midterms in the past november. a felt as though he it had supported candidates that were not unable to win in a general election. so he was probably at his lowest point. he showed up to that east palestinian, and use walking around and just watching the people responded to him being there, to him showing up and he helped to i forgive him of bottled water he brought with him. i wrote down at the time, well, if this has able to redeem himself and he's able to eat off some like a ron desantis who ha a remarkable win in november of 2022, it happen here. it's because he out of anyone who was in the running are considering running for it was president, he showed up toho defend. and that projection is important because when voters seers visuas such as that, they see themselves

next, transportation secretary pete buttigieg, the former mayor of south bend, indiana talked about where cities and his agency can work together to improve transportation policies. >> thank you. >> thank you for the warm welcome, thanks to all of you for welcoming me back. it does feel good to being among america's mayors especially at a time like this. especially appreciate, for those of you around here in the southwest, appreciate you braving the elements to be here. if you are from the midwest, thank you for suppressing the midwestern instincts, to tell everybody this isn't real snow. it is all relative. it turns out. i do feel at home more than anywhere else when i am among america's mayors. occasionally on the street someone will say mayor pete and then corrected themselves like they said something wrong. i always say i wear that as a compliment. i was thinking back to when i first got elected, after i got the nomination of my party for mayor in my city, a couple days later i got an email from a 10-year-old boy saying congratulations and now that you are mayor i need to let you know

he noted that he has spoken to buttigieg and the f.a.a.until it broke off in 2005. it has no relation to spirit airlines. the kansas-based manufacturer announcing today spirit aero systems has been working close with their customer since january 5. a spirit team is now supporting the ntsb's investigation directly. as a company, we remain focused on each structure that leaves our facilities. spirit aero stock is closing in on before it was before the incident. they revamped their leadership team replacing their ceo last october. neil? >> neil: kelly, thanks very much. as she was wrapping up there, we're learning that alaska air is offering $1,500 to each passenger on that particular fight. there were 171 on board there. we don't know whether that is for future trips or whether they're even interested in taking such trips. we thought we would pass that along. alaska air offering $1,500 in that blow-outs. that could have been worse. we're still trying to follow up on some announcement that is expected out of chris christie in the next ten min

buttigieg: if you're from the midwest, i appreciate you suppressing the instoipght tell people in washington, d.c. that this isn't real snow. i really do feel at home more than anywhere else when i'm among america's mayors. occasionally on the streets somebody will say hey, mayor pete, they'll stop, correct themselves like they said something wrong. i say i wear that as a compliment. i was actually thinking back to when i first got elected, not even elected, after i got the nomination of my party for mayor in my city. a cupful days later, i got an email from a 10-year-old boy saying, congratulations. and now that you're mayor i need to let you know there's an intersection close to where i live, sometimes i wait there to get a ride. it's very dangerous. the cars speed by and it needs a stop sign. and i wrote him■[ backen sure hw he got my email address around said thanks for getting in touch. not actually the mayor yet, i'm -- i still have to win the general election, but you know, i look forward to doing everything i can to make our streets safer. sure enough i won the election. the very nex

. >> reporter: there's also a question of where the transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, is.sure americans are safe flying, part of his job description description. >>'s the transportation secretary? shouldn't he be out reassuring americans that it's safe to travel? is. >> well, you saw the secretary for weeks and days talking about how, about, you know, how the airlines were being held to account. i'm sure i can speak for him right now and say that of course he wants to make sure americans feel safe flying. that is a part of, certainly, part of his, part of his responsibility. >> reporter: so, maria, while we saw a lot of secretary buttigieg before the holidays declaring victory of fewer delays, fewer cancellations heading into the holidaying, we haven't heene a lot of him in the wake of this catastrophe. maria: yeah. no patriot wants to see america's boeing lose market share to europe's aerospace make per, that's for sure. but we did hear from that analyst who said the industry is safe. putting boeing aside, where's the overtight, okay?? -- oversight, okay? i don't know tha

buttigieg: if you're from the midwest, i appreciate you suppressing the instoipght tell that this isn't real snow. i really do feel at home more than anywhere else when i'm among america's mayors. occasionally on the streets somebody will say hey, mayor pete, they'll stop, correct themselves like they said something wrong. i say i wear that as a compliment. i waslly thinking back to when i first got elected, not even elected, after i got the nomination of my party for mayor in my city.■= a cupful days later, i got an email from a 10-year-old boy saying, congratulations. and now that you're mayor i need to let you know there's an intersection close to where i live, sometimes i wait there to get a ride. it's very dangerous. the cars speed by and it needs a stop sign. and i wrote him backen sure how he got my email address around said thanks for getting in touch. not actually the mayor yet, i'm -- i still have to win the general election, but you know, i look forward to doing everything i can to make our streets sure enough i won the election. the very next day i get an email from this --

on the quality of each aircraft structure that leaves our facilities transportation secretary pete buttigieg -- >> are you concerned about the quality of product that boeing is turning out, and should the american public be concerned? >> i'll say this, every plane that they deliver to an airline, every plane that goes into the skies needs to be 100% safe, and they need to be able to demonstrate that >> reporter: five years after two max 8 crashes killed 346 people overseas, ceo calhoun says the company's reputation is on the line >> it's serious-serious. it's a safety incident, and nobody is going to live with that, period. >> reporter: united and alaska airlines are still waiting for inspection guidance from boeing and the faa, likely to take several hours per plane. for now all max 9 flights remain grounded, alaska says, at least through saturday. lester >> tom costello, thanks >>> in 60 seconds, the alarming high-profile cases of swatting, the fake emergency calls drawing police to the homes of well-known officials. what's being done and the concern the calls could spark real violence rig

transportation secretary pete buttigieg, are you concerned about the quality of product that boeing is turning out and should be the american public be concerned? >> i'll say this, every plane that they deliver to an airline, every plane that goes into the skies need to be 100% safe and need to demonstrate that. >> reporter: five years after two max 8 crashes killed 346 people overseas, ceo calhoun says the company's reputation is on the line. >> it's serious-serious. it's a safety incident, and nobody is going to live with that, period. >> reporter: united and alaska airlines are still waiting for inspection guidance from boeing and the faa, likely to take several hours per plane. for now all max 9 flights remain grounded alaska says at least through saturday. >> thanks. >>> in 60 seconds, the alarming high-profile cases of s.w.a.t.'ing, the fake emergency calls drawing police to the homes of well-known officials. what's being done and the concerns the calls could spark real violence right after this. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling.

pete buttigieg came isecond.or from minnesota was third and elizabeth warren came in fourth. joe biden that year with 8. of the vote. the 2016 16 democratic primary results. bernie sanders again winning 60.4% of the vote in 2016. hillary clinton with 38% and martin o'malley .3%. ■)let's go back to new hampshir. nick is an independent. do you know how you are voting tuesday? caller: yes i do. voting for the former president. host: you have got to mute that television, because we are getting feedback. it's difficult to hear you. caller: done. host: to vote for former president donald trump. caller: yes. and one of the main reasons, i want to get back to deflation and not inflation. i want to get back to the fact that food prices will not go up again. that necessary needs like back s will go down. we don't hear about that anymore. we've got to bring back trump because of the fact what he has given us in the past. not only did he give us entertainment when he was youn forth and had tv shows, he's an anthropologist. s

. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg. >> our concern and our fidelity is not to thecess of any company. it is to the safety of the traveling public. >> reporter: now this comes as boeing was looking to increase productivity here at the 737 plant in renton. they have a huge backlog ofof te traveling public. >> reporter: now this more than 4300 for airlines around the world. it makes up the vast majority of boeing's outstanding order book, norah. >> norah: that's a lot of planes. kris van cleave, thank you. well, tonight, the u.s. is weighing military options against iranian-backed houthi rebels in yemen after the militants launched one of the largest missile attacks on cargo in the red sea. secretary of state antony blinken, who was in the region, warns "there will be consequences." cbs's charlie d'agata reports from israel near the red sea. >> reporter: tonight, new images show the moment a british warship fired its air defense system at incoming attack drones in the red sea. three u.s. destroyers took part in repelling a barrage of drones and missiles. in addition t

. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg. >> our concern and our fideliy is not to thecess of any company. traveling public. >> reporter: now this comes as boeing was looking to increase productivity here at the 737 plant in renton. they have a huge backlog of orders for the max. more than 4304 airlines around the world. it makes up the vast majority of boeing's outstanding order book, norah. >> norah: that's a lot of planes. kris van cleave, thank you. well, tonight, the u.s. is weighing military options against iranian-backed houthi rebels in yemen after they march one of the largest attacks on cargo and the red sea. secretary of state antony blinken was in the region warns "there will be consequences." cbs's charlie d'agata reports from israel near the red sea. >> reporter: tonight, new images show the moment a british warship fired its air defense system at incoming attack drones in the red sea. three u.s. destroyers took part in repelling a barrage of drones and missiles. in addition to f-18 fighter jets taking flight from the deck of the uss dwight d. eisenhower,

a lot of independence who maybe voted for amy klobuchar in the last primary, or they voted for pete buttigiegw trump down. i am not finding that much passionate nikki haley support even though the governor of new hampshire, chris sununu has been with her everywhere, trying to gin that up. doing a pretty good job of it, as a surrogate for nikki haley campaigning around the state, he has made the best argument for her. "if you are conservative, moderate, a democrat, "you should want in the race, not trump," that is the pitch. colby, i want to bring you in now, colby of course with the washington post. what about nikki haley, is this just a phenomenon based onm those independent voters in new hampshire, we have seen her moving up in the polls, from polling in the single digits to nearly overtaking ron desantis in iowa. what kind of chance does she have in the granite state of potentially challenging donald trump, even finishing first? the chances are probably still pretty slim _ for nikki haley to come i in first in new hampshire. they are setting i expectations that way as well. you will hear t

"iowa for pete," pete buttigieg, this last cycle.ary hart for president with specific iowa caucus language. bob dole. similar with the date of the caucus. hillary for iowa precinct leader. another precinct captain with john edwards 2008. this last one is from the democratic presidential debate in des moines, january 1980. >> next we are onto the granite state were nikki haley met with voters including a stop in londonderry. nikki: someone asked me when i announced when i was running, i set my parents came here 50 years ago to an america that was strong and proud and full of opportunities. i want them to know that country again. i'm doing this for my husband michael, and his military brothers and sisters. they need to know their sacrifice matters and that we love our country. i'm doing this for my daughter, who got married, and i saw how hard it was for her and her husband to buy a home. the average home buyer in america now is 39 years old. i'm doing this for my son, a senior in college, and i am tired of watching him write papers of

us transportation secretary pete buttigieg says boeing 737 max 9 aircraft that were grounded nationwideement came after alaska airlines grounded all of its max 9 planes due to one plane losing a door plug in flight. the federal aviation authority is not committing to when the planes will be allowed to fly again. you're live with bbc news. two republicans vying to represent their party in this year's us presidential election are in their final debate before the iowa caucus. florida governor ron desantis is facing former un ambassador nikki haley. both are lagging behind frontrunner donald trump. joining me live is the bbc�*s bernd debusman. really good to see you. what has turned out to you in this debate? —— stood out. has turned out to you in this debate? -- stood out.- debate? -- stood out. what stood out — debate? -- stood out. what stood out as _ debate? -- stood out. what stood out as how _ debate? -- stood out. what stood out as how fiery - debate? -- stood out. what stood out as how fiery it - debate? -- stood out. what| stood out as how fiery it was right from the outset within

us transportation secretary pete buttigieg says boeing 737 max 9 aircraft are grounded nationwide aftert return to service "until it is safe". the announcement came after alaska airlines grounded all of its max 9 planes. the us federal aviation authority is not committing to when the planes will be allowed to fly again. you're live with bbc news. former newjersey governor chris christie has dropped out of the race for the 202a republican presidential nomination. and it's clear to me, tonight, that there isn't a path for me to win the nomination. which is why i'm suspending my campaign tonight for president of the united states. mr christie made the announcement on wednesday during a town hall in the us state of new hampshire. the former governor had focused his campaign on criticism of former president donald trump. mr christie repeatedly called mr trump unfit for office and argued he was responsible for the january 6th 2021 attack on the us capitol. but a reuters poll showed christie had the support ofjust 2% of republicans nationwide, trailing donald trump, nikki haley, and ron desant

"iowa for pete," pete buttigieg, this last cycle.y hart for president with specific iowa caucus language. bob dole. similar with the date of the caucus. hillary for iowa precinct leader. another precinct captain with john edwards 2008. this last one is from the democratic presidential debate in des moines, january 1980. >> next we are onto the granite state were nikki haley met with voters including a stop in londonderry. nikki: someone asked me when i announced when i was running, i set my parents came here 50 years ago to an america that was strong and proud and full of opportunities. i want them to know that country again. i'm doing this for my husband michael, and his military brothers and sisters. they need to know their sacrifice matters and that we love our country. i'm doing this for my daughter, who got married, and i saw how hard it was for her and her husband to buy a home. the average home buyer in america now is 39 years old. i'm doing this for my son, a senior in college, and i am tired of watching him write papers of t

not even pete buttigieg can derail it.e knew this would happen despite the other candidates spending 250-million dollars campaigning, was it necessary? the republicans knew it would turnout this way with trump on top. that's a lot of money to waste when you could invest it in a couple of hunter biden's paintings. couldn't that money be directed at the guy the republicans are trying to beat in november? not michelle obama. who put that in there. we are told this caucus is necessary even now we knew trump would win big. what happens they called it in 30 minutes. the reasoning, it's a blow out so why wait? that's the same reason terror ignoring the caucus but they wasted millions to prove that point. that money could be used to go against biden. trump is less than perfect. but most of his baggage is put there by the dems. he makes it easy for them. they do the same to every republican nominee. with every poll showing a margin between trump and his rivals wider than the gaps in jesse watters's resume, was this money well spent

in 1987, he was the pete buttigieg of the time purity was the young, idealistic person.you wanted someo and enthusiasm in that appealed to me as someone who is young 1988, new hampshire primary what exactly did you think of joe bide at that time, it was a lot smaller than they are now. we had maybe eight or nine people in the joe dropped out of the race in september. there was the speech. i saw him give a speech probably half a dozen times. donald exist when was a misstep. last year the campaign really cemented how i felt about joe. he came thday after he announced his campaign, he came to the headquarters whichjust behind us. he told the press to wait downstairs, we will get to you. and by one, the stafford volunteers with the local leadership us one-on-one. he thanked us for what we had done do that and a lot of politicians would not have done that. but he took the time for 19 20-year-old that were working 16 hour days. and it showed me what kind of a just what kind of a politician but what kind of a person. host: peter sullivan, a longtime supporter of president joe b

him because he is relaxing right now and, remember, this is the same administration, todd, where pete buttigieg took off for more than two months for parental leave during the height of a supply chain crisis and didn't inform anyone. we were told the adults were going to be back in the room when team biden took over. this is child's play with no parents in sight. somebody's head has to roll, indeed. we should be hearing from the president today about this, but we won't, of course, because this is the most protected president of all time and i'm sure the press secretary is going to have some word salad explanation around all of this during the press briefing it. is, again, unacceptable, todd. >> todd: you nailed the words right out of my mouth on the adults in the room. this is starting to feel like ferris bueller's day off where the cobs s consequences are morn dad's car. taylor swift seemed unmused about the joke about her nfl air time. watch. >> welcome back and, as you know, we came on after a football double header. the big difference between the golden globes and the nfl. on the golden clu

in recent history, president joe biden lost the iowa caucus to his now—transportation secretary pete buttigiegards and bone—chilling temperatures are making the last few days of campaigning in iowa challenging. the national weather service predicts the coldest caucus night in modern, monday's high temperature is expected to be minus 3 degrees fahrenheit, that's minus 19.1; degrees celsius. earlier, i spoke to bbc 0nline reporter bernd debusmann — he is in des moines, in iowa. how have things been there this evening? is it getting worse? it has been getting worse. temperatures have dropped and we are now at about 13 below zero and winds are picking up which has made driving very, very difficult. the roads are very slick. i drove this morning and even then, we were nearly white—out conditions but the winds really picked up. it has prompted the candidates to kind of cancel events and the natural weather service is now wanting that could be potentially life—threatening conditions. they have also said that frostbite could kick in on exposed skin in as little as ten minutes. so it has really kind of

mayor pete buttigieg? people do not have confidence.re not connected, but enough to be concerned. >> kayleigh: it is concerning being the report of lights going off three times. thissen plawas banned from flying overseas because much trouble it had. young boy has his shirt sucked off and people's phones being sucked out of the plan. airpods were sucked out of people's ears. i can't imagine being on this flight. they have grounded this type of plane to look at this closely. >> emily: praying the seat belt keeps you in. this is frightening. >> rebecca: horrifying and guy said it best, it could have been worse and circumstances lended itself to best case scenario and no one was harmed. this is how i think of great white shark attacks, they are rare. it is still safe to travel through airplane. >> emily: on the heels of us cover the reporting safety reports were falsified and got through in the supply chain for the global industry. this is not a boeing issue or alaska airline, larger issue that is frightening and corners being cut are fatal

let's hope jeff has a better time than his transportation secretary, pete buttigieg or jennifer granhim npr along, blocking the charger spot. npr reported on this critically. and they said they hadn't built one built. here is the bottom line, where government is mandating you can only drive one car. that is not only happening with government but with corporations, australian banks. this is a kin to the east german government, you can only purchase the crappy east german two cylinder you can wait 10 or 12 years for. they are forcing a situation on the american people that we didn't vote for and are you got to do is look at ev sales and automakers coming out saying they are sitting on our lot, we don't want to be part of this anymore, the buick dealers, good luck to jeff as he drives across country but we will see how it turns out. stuart: the environmental law institute, an organization funded by left-wing nonprofits quietly training judges how to prepare for cases related to climate change. how do you train judges, what is this about? >> this is another way. when biden was elected presi

. >> reporter: and in 2020 pete buttigieg found himself pleading with a silent crowd for applause. >> to you to spread that sense of hope to those that you know? come on. >> reporter: in 2007 former president barack obama also had a line that fell flat with caucusgoers, on an iowa farm he noted rising superintendent prices asking the crowd anybody gone into whole foods lately and seen what they charge for arugula? they're charging a lot of money for this stuff. turned out iowa didn't have a whole foods at the time. obama moved on to another topic, though he did go on to win the state. randi kaye, cnn. >> exactly, like they always ask politicians how much a pint of milk costs not how much the arugula costs. >>> sunday's playoff action in the nfl brought historic results in the early game, green bay packers stunned the dallas cowboys with their home state in becoming the first seven seed to win an nfl playoff game. the packers jumped out to monster lead in the first half behind masterful performances by jordan love and aaron jones. final score green bay 48, dallas 32. >>> thanks for joi

the biter the administration where they tried to do the pr moments were granholm went out, secretary buttigiegs choreographed and you ran into these issues that we saw from jeff and one of our producers on the show recently rented an electric vehicle against her will it was all that they had at the spot and a simple trip from the new york area to the d.c. area which typically have done a thousand times, four or five hours it took them 12 hours because of the constant recharging and how long it took to recharge that is a nightmare you cannot cram that down people's throats if you get the technology let the market do its work the markets not going to bear that out. alicia: i get up about what the producer went through. she went on her first stop 16 miles with 13 minutes left in the charge, that is kind of scary after charge number one started at 10:43 p.m. the charge was done at 1155. it lasted an hour they drove for an hour for 20 minutes and had to charge again at 1:47 a.m. then they had to charge again at 6:51 a.m. and it shows the full charge would only last 154 miles, 126 minutes, it lasted

and she along with secretary buttigieg are probably the best messengers that they have. >> and people would say how can you possibly believe that after what i've read in the media. >> and that is part of the problem. they put her in this box where they allowed the expectations and the characters came churs to get out of whack. but we saw this issue, it didn't just win in pennsylvania, but it also won in places like kansas and ohio. as a democrat i'm glad that we are -- just as an american, this is a refreshing conversation to have. like we're not talking about the train wreck and circus that is the behavior of donald trump. we're actually talking about policy issues which i think americans are keen on and focused on. and i'm glad the first campaign event is not a threat to democracy event. those have gotten a little bit dry. we all know donald trump, either you believe he is a threat to democracy or you don't. there is no swaying anybody in the middle. so this is an issue in this first campaign event together i think is important because we're actually talking about substantive issue,

. >> why are you trying to blame pete buttigieg?e board of boeing. >> well played, man with the nice hair. >> she left because they said she was brown. >> lee, why didn't they just call aaa? >> they should call the tsa the way that tsa inspects us going through. the agent should do that with the plane before we take off. it's always hard to take care of your kids on these plains. in a way it's starting to get easier. the way we used to do it on the bus. the wheels on the bus go round and round. the tires on the plane are falling off. the walls of the plane are falling off. i guess in a way it helps you to entertain your kids a little bit better. >> kat, last word to you. are you alarmed or is this just coincidence? >> all this boeing stuff would make me nervous to fly if i ever knew what kind of plane i was getting on. >> it's best not to know. it's a plane. >> that's all i need to know. >> don't look. you don't ever look at the safety blackard? >> no. >> they don't even say it anymore. they say thank you for flying. that is all. >>

>> in 2020, pete buttigieg found himself pleading with a silent crowd for applause. >> so i'll look tose of hope to those that you know. come on. [ laughter ] >> in 2007 former president barack obama also had a line that fell flat with caucusgoers. on an iowa farm he noted rising supermarket prices asking the crowd, anybody gone into whole foods lately and seen what they charge for arugula in they're charging a lot of money for this stuff. turned out the state of iowa didn't have a whole foods at the time, obama moved on to another topic though he did go on to win the state. ra randy kaye, cnn. >>> hamas terror attacks since the war began. in tel aviv large crowds gathered on october 7th and the more than 100 people still being held hostage. a live report from tel aviv next. i think he's having a midlife crisis i'm not. you got us t-mobile home internet lite. after a week of streaming they knocked us down... ...to dial up speeds. like from the 90s. great times. all i can do say is that my life is pre-- i like watching the puddles gather rain. -hey, your mom and i procreated to that son