jason and massage. she can finish that final snowed rollings and i noticed that we can see water for the 1st time. the end of greenland ice sheet, we made it to the final destination, the safely emitted safely. oh, it's my family saying that they miss me. it's my 7 year old. i love you dad. what are you do a type or a fly? i am waiting for helicopter jason's measurement show there's increased snowfall here. we can see that there's a gradual increase in the snowfall like 20 percent more snow fall since $1840.00. the snow helps protect the ice, but at the same time this increased rain phone to which destroys the protective layer of snow. the rain is winning the competition. jason talked about so far uh, scientific calculations on how fast the ice is mounting and how quick the sea levels will rise. that's not accounted for this effect of increased snow and rain for the the more c o 2 emissions reductions. now we have it, it buys us time, delaying the time that hundreds of coastal cities to come flooded bec

jason, i'm associate can finish that final snow drawings. and i notice that we can see walter for the 1st time to the end of greenland ice sheet. we made it to the final destination, the safely made it safely. oh, it's my family saying that they miss me. it's my 7 year old. i love you, dad. what are you do a type of fly? i am waiting for helicopter, the jason's measurement show as increased snowfall here. we can see that there is a gradual increase in snowfall, like 20 percent more snow fall since $1840.00. the snow helps protect the ice, but at the same time this increased rain phone to which destroys the protective layer of snow. the rain is winning the competition. jason talked about so far uh, scientific calculations on how fast the ice is mounting and how quickly the sea levels will rise. that's not accounted for this effect of increased snow and rain for the the more c o 2 emissions reductions. now we have it, it buys us time, delaying the time that hundreds of coastal cities become flooded because the ice seats are melting, irreversib

don't to jason and down them. believe it's necessary to study the process through to rank jumps of asian and field studies. they call it ground truth full for 2 or soon document factors. the effective input use the look of 20 years ago. you could go directly onto the ice from here. now you have to will quite fall to reach it. no, no, my golf when you, when you will, can i see want to climb its history. the down kind of say for that that slice from the ice age, which is more than 11000 years old. and i'm gonna keep her own tough, his lights, a color dice, younger than 11000 years from the intake glacial periods. welcome. or the east for, for many reasons, but then you can stand with one, like in the, i say jesus, i'm with the other, like in the integration period. like this. i'm standing here. it's a very dramatic moment in climate history. or this is just one instrument of many here we've been studying escalades here over a decade now. so we have a pretty good idea of a higher display, see, it behaves. i think it'

jason, a massage. she can finish that final snowed rollings and i noticed that we can see walter for the 1st time to the end of greenland ice sheet. we made it to the final destination, the safely emitted safely. oh, it's my family saying that they missed me. it's my 7 year old. i love you, dad. what are you do? a type reply. i am waiting for a helicopter. the jasons measurement show there's increased snowfall here. we can see that there is a gradual increase in uh, snowfall like 20 percent more snow fall since $1840.00. the snow helps protect the ice, but at the same time this increased rain phone to which destroys the protective layer of snow. the rain is winning the competition. jason talked about so far, all scientific calculations on how fast the ice is mounting and how quick the sea levels will rise. that's not accounted for this effect of increased snow and rain for the the more c o 2 emissions reductions. now we have it, it buys us time, delaying the time that hundreds of coastal cities become

jason, i'm associate can finish that final snowed rollings. and i noticed that we can see water for the 1st time. the end of greenland ice sheet. we made it to the final destination, the safely made it safely. oh, it's my family saying that they miss me. it's my 7 year old. i love you dad. what are you do? a type reply. i am waiting for helicopter, the jason's measurement show this increased snowfall here. we can see that there is a gradual increase in the snowfall like 20 percent more snow fall since $1840.00. the snow helps protect the ice, but at the same time this increased rain phone to which destroys the protective layer of snow. the rain is winning the competition. jason talked about so far uh, scientific calculations on how fast the ice is mounting and how quickly the sea levels will rise. that's not accounted for this effect of increased snow and rain for the the more c o 2 emissions reductions. now we have it, it buys us time, delaying the time that hundreds of coastal cities become flooded because the ice seats are melting, irrevers

jason box door today and jensen and alan hubbert. i'll be joining these 3 extraordinary professors and to explore as on their expeditions, documenting what they find by the way it season. is it safe to walk just uh, just uh yeah it is. you got to think about their weight and other what the next one is. you see the silver it's here it's, it's not sick. nope. and you stand on that you're just gonna fall in and you can easily 50 meters, although no, no, no, no. somebody puts us. no bridge. what, what you were standing on that wasn't say, you know, the, these, these take lives. the most scientists study the ice mount from un office using data from satellites radar and computer models. but there's a lot we cannot do time in that way. don't to jason and dial and believe it's necessary to study the process through to rank jumps of ation and field status. they call it ground truth full for 2 are soon contract is the fact the employees the neutral 20 years ago. you could go directly onto the ice from here. now you have to won't quite fall to

jason and massage. she can finish that final snowed rollings and i noticed that we can see walter for the 1st time the end of greenland ice sheet. we made it to the final destination, the safely emitted safely. oh, it's my family saying that they miss me. it's my 7 year old. i love you, dad. what are you do? a type reply. i am waiting for helicopter jason's measurement show there's increased snowfall here. we can see that there is a gradual increase in snowfall like 20 percent more snow fall since $1840.00. the snow helps protect the ice, but at the same time there's increased rain phone to which destroys the protective layer of snow. the rain is winning the competition. jason talked about so far uh, scientific calculations on how fast the ice is mounting and how quickly the sea levels will rise. that's not accounted for this effect of increased snow and rain for the the more c o 2 emissions reductions. now we have it, it buys us time, delaying the time that hundreds of coastal cities to come flooded be

jason and massage. she can finish that final snowed rollings and i noticed that we can see walter for the 1st time the end of greenland ice sheet. we made it to the final destination, the safely emitted safely. oh, it's my family saying that they miss me. it's my 7 year old. i love you dad. what are you do a type of fly? i am waiting for a helicopter. the jason's measurement show there's increased snowfall here. we can see that there's a gradual increase in snowfall like 20 percent more snow fall since $1840.00. the snow helps protect the ice, but at the same time this increased rain phone to which destroys the protective layer of snow. the rain is winning the competition. jason talked about so far uh, scientific calculations on how fast the ice is mounting and how quickly the sea levels were rise of north accounted for this effect of increased snow and rain for the the more c o 2 emissions reductions. now we have it, it buys us time, delaying the time that hundreds of coastal cities become flooded beca

jason and massage. she can finish that final snowed rollings and i noticed that we can see walter for the 1st time. the end of green lens ice sheet. we made it to the final destination, the safely. yeah. you made it safely. oh, it's my family saying that they missed me. it's my 7 year old. i love you dad. what are you do a type or a fly? i am waiting for helicopter jason's measurement show there's increased snowfall here. we can see that there is a gradual increase in uh, snowfall like 20 percent more snow fall since $1840.00. the snow helps protect the ice, but at the same time this increased rain phone to which destroys the protective layer of snow. the rain is winning the competition. jason talked about so far, all scientific calculations on how fast the ice is mounting and how quick the sea levels will rise. that's not accounted for this effect of increased snow and rain for the the more c o 2 emissions reductions. now we have it, it buys us time, delaying the time that hundreds of coastal cities to

. >> great job, jason kelce.reporter: and off the field. >> if you don't run for president, this all is going to go twaste. >> reporter: while his wife kylie, a high school field hockey coach and mother of three has found herself in the spotlight as well. do you feel like each year it's like this new stratosphere of attention on you guys with just the way the last two years have played out? >> i almost feel a little guilty that people are so interested and invested in what i'm doing. i am trying to scrape apple sauce off the couch. you don't -- you don't -- this is not fascinating. it's funny . i deeply appreciate the support. >> reporter: one moment football fans really connected with, jason's viral celebration after brother travis' touchdown during the chiefs' divisional play-off game against the bills. >> it sounds like in the end, yes, he ultimately did put his shirt back on. >> he put his shirt back on to leave the stadium, yes. >> reporter: jason explained the viral moment on the brothers' podcast new heigh

john: jason lee of save the children. thank you very much.ank you. ♪ john: since the covid-19 pandemic, there's been a dramatic increase in the number of young children who have been slow to develop language skills. pediatric speech delays more than doubled for children aged 12 and younger. pbs wisconsin repoer zac schultz spent time with students and teachers to find out what is behind the increase and whether schools have the resources to help children speak up. reporter: the children in this early head start classroom are your typical two-year-olds to three-year-olds. but they were born during the covid-19 pdemic, and some are at risk of developing a speech delay. >> i believe we are definitely in a dire state right now. reporter: nichole spooner is the director of comprehensive services at next door foundation, a head start program in milwaukee. she says young children were severely impacted by the lockdown. >> they were facing isolation, stress with their families, trauma, things of that nature, and so they're coming in now with really s

jason, what do you make of his chance?oice for the future, but he will come in fourth out of four. he is a voice for the future and appeals to other people that republicans need to reach out to. i want him to be part of the conversation, but tonight four out of four. >> mollie: give him credit, though, he came out of nowhere and did well. when you are a stant person here, he made his name known. people like what he has to say. he has a bright political future of some kind. he achieved a lot. >> emily: how bright is bright? what point does vivek ramaswamy honor knowledge yes my future is bright and i have to surrender and what point would tenacity be a better thing and how fourth is fourth? how much does that matter? does it matter how much he's beat by for his analysis? >> kayleigh: it comes down to money, he can stay for the longhaul if he wants to. trump attacked him. his message is something like paraphrasing now, they won't let trump anywhere near the white house, vote for me. trump wants to get above 50 and he wants a

ask when you get in there, they say that is jason's pit.it was a very kind pit. >> you are more skipping than thrashing. >> you are right. you could have handled that. >> i could have handled that? i want to get a couple of key things here. everyone knows you are cool. everybody does. you know he is cool. proof positive, look at those pants. >> do you know anything about those pants? >> if i wore them, people would say you look like a hobo. >> i made a commercial for carhart. i wore these in a commercial. these are my armor. i made a commercial code canvas of my life and this is it. every thing has been done in these pants and these are the most important things i wear. >> i am honored you would wear it to the show. >> i would never wear a v-neck with this so i wore this for you and i wore these important pants that are meaningful to me to be on the show. >> i am happy about the pants. your description of the shirt and sweater is hostile. i did not ask you to wear and angora sweater. you look like alanna turner. you look like an impressiona

and you are seeking professor jason leitch's input and council on| jason leitch's input and council onrrect, yes. _ that decision, is that right? that is correct, yes. and _ that decision, is that right? that is correct, yes. and you - that decision, is that right? that is correct, yes. and you refer. that decision, is that right? that is correct, yes. and you refer at| is correct, yes. and you refer at 11:52am, _ is correct, yes. and you refer at 11:52am, i _ is correct, yes. and you refer at 11:52am, ithink— is correct, yes. and you refer at 11:52am, i think wrapping - is correct, yes. and you refer at 11:52am, i think wrapping up - is correct, yes. and you refer at i 11:52am, i think wrapping up your discussion with professorjason leitch on that subject, that you will be on the deep dive and then professorjason leitch replies, good, there was some fm keep it small shenanigans, as always. she actually wants none of us. this is professorjason leitch giving you guidance and advice on your first day in the newjob, is that rightyes. and he refers to the first minister's keep it small she

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by jason miller, who be joined by jason miller, who is trump's chief adviser. be joined by jason miller, who is trump's chief adviser . there is trump's chief adviser. there will also look at the recent strikes against the houthis. ask what next? i'll be really perhaps now going to war with iran . we'll also look and see. iran. we'll also look and see. are we are the tories actually facing a 1997 style wipe—out in the polls , or is it just as some the polls, or is it just as some newspapers suggest , all the newspapers suggest, all the fault of the reform party? and we'll look at the rwanda latest with the tories appear to be very, very split. but all of that comes after the news with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story from the jp newsroom is that rishi sunak is facing multiple rebellions this week as crucial debates take place on the rwanda bill. it comes as new figures reveal that more than 200 migrants crossed the channel in small boats at the weekend, and yesterday five migrants died in the channel after their smal

for aaron's widower, jason, his dream is gone. empty chair, and an empty ache remain, as he and so many in the family, as if climbing those montana mountains, tried to keep putting one foot in front of the other. >> it is a dance between the grief of their loss to the joy and blessing of having experienced them. >> it is like seeing a meteor. you wouldn't curse your luck that you saw this meteor, just be thankful you were blessed to see it. so we just have to cling to that, like, wow. how amazing that we got to spend a good part of our life with two of the most precious people on the planet. >> that is all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching. hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." >> hello, i'm craig melvin and this is dateline.

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elizabeth: what do you think, jason. there's the bomb shell revelation in the court filing that georgia da, fulton county da, fanny willis hired her boyfriend as special council -- sorry special prosecutor and he has no rico cases behind him and he was a municipal court judge and hired her boyfriend to work on the 2020 case and that boyfriend met allegedly with the white house a number of times before they indicted trump. these are all allegations. what do you say? >> yeah, the allegations truly are a bomb shell and having no relevant direct experience be paid hundreds of thousands of dollars and then have the personal relationship of the prosecutor, that doesn't really smell right and, look, most people understand that jack smith is on this political vendetta and they're not 90 counts against donald trump that are going to withstand any sort of scrutiny and people understand. it's been supportive of donald trump in what he's trying to do and most people sympathize that there's an unequal application of justice. that is

and jason loves one. and it was just a perfect fit for us to put this together. >> as the sonoma native, tony grew up with many friends whose families were in the wine industry. 3 fact guys was able to contract with existing vineyards for their grapes and assemble a team of locals to help with production. nfl stands for not for long. so it's always what's the next career going to be? >> and i say likely for us. we're able to get this off the ground. once i retire, was michael to kind of take it on and taken to the next level. that's where we're at this field right here behind me is where the 3 thought guys grow their chardonnay grapes. their tasting room just across the highway. >> and then about 15 miles away. is there winemaking facility? that's where the magic happens. if there's magic in the line, which includes varietals for every palate from sylvan young blanc. pinot noir. >> the real magic is actually in the 3 white guys tasting room. just ask the guests. it's just a fun family, local place and the

, at one point, jason and esra were in a face off and jason did one jab that proved to be fatal. what i am angry about is that his last moments on this earth were riddled with fear. that's upsetting. >> meanwhile, nina says she was losing blood fast. she ran inside the house and called 911. >> there was a moment where i wanted to close my eyes. i wanted to close my eyes, and i wanted to lay down. i felt weak, um, but i knew if i did that i was going to die. >> first responders arrived, but they couldn't save esra. for a time. the neighborhood was locked down until police determined their suspect had jumped in his pickup truck and driven out of pacifica. police say gillenwater eventually shot himself later in the day in ukiah after police pulled him over. nina says she is speaking publicly to ask women to get out of violent situations, like the one that almost took her life. she says she endured her toxic and violent marriage for too long, and she now wishes she had left earlier. her message to anyone who finds themselves in a violent relationship leave. >> even if you have to go

elizabeth: so what jason just said is, what do you think, ford?hen you look at the analysis out of edison, fox, cnn, anywhere from half to 70% of haley's voters in the new hampshire primary were independents. ford, what -- and many democrats voted for haley to spoil it for trump. so when you see those numbers, trump, what does this mean for haley's race right now? >> well, look, i think jason's absolutely right, t a near certainty that donald trump will be the republican presidential nominee in 2024. to jason's point, there is absolutely no path forward for palely. the delegate math doesn't add up, and neither if does the map. and if she stays all the way in to south carolina which is one month from today in her home state, she will be embarrassed on the scoreboard by donald trump where she's current -- he's currently leading by 30 point, and she'll have absolutely no rationale whatsoever to be in this race. it is honestly time for nikki haley to drop out and to unify behind donald trump, and let's go get joe biden. elizabeth: yeah, it's clear to

jason: everybody is above average.re primary "fox weather" analysis showed former president donald trump dominated noncollege educated voters. trump picked up 64% of the vote of full 30 points higher than nikki haley. why is the president doing so well. i think it has to do with his ability to communicate with people up and down the economic spectrum no matter where their education is. >> that's one factor, the fact that only 35% of americans have a four year degree, yet they see joe biden in this administration democrats going out of their way to forgive the student loan de debt. what if you are a cop or waitress or your working construction where is your forgiveness for debt coming from, they see that, let me share one step, 56% of americans, wall street journal poll don't believe a four year degree is a good bet anymore. if you take about imagine harvard or georgetown or duke or a lot of state schools, 50 - $80000 a year to get an education and when you get out there's no guarantee that you could pay that back if yo

jason: everybody is above average.fox weather" analysis showed former president donald trump dominated noncollege educated voters. trump picked up 64% of the vote of full 30 points higher than nikki haley. why is the president doing so well. i think it has to do with his ability to communicate with people up and down the economic spectrum no matter where their education is. >> that's one factor, the fact that only 35% of americans have a four year degree, yet they see joe biden in this administration democrats going out of their way to forgive the student loan d debt. what if you are a cop or waitress or your working construction where is your forgiveness for debt coming from, they see that, let me share one step, 56% of americans, wall street journal poll don't believe a four year degree is a good bet anymore. if you take about imagine harvard or georgetown or duke or a lot of state schools, 50 - $80000 a year to get an education and when you get out there's no guarantee that you could pay that back if you're paying f

jason is with me, jason wants to chime in on trump's vice presidential pick, you have some ideas. >>ressman and director of national intelligence john ratcliffe should be on that list if he is not already on that list as well as robert o'brien the national security advisor ambassador o'brien spent a lot of time with trump, donald trump has to have somebody that he trust that he knows and likes and between ratcliffe and o'brien those two people hours everyday while donald trump was president for years were briefing the president next to the president. i think the election is about security security in your wallet neighborhood and security at the border and overseas, they have impeccable credentials in the area to run circles around kamala harris. stuart: the trouble is we don't know either of them. >> i think a vice president is there for confidence, it is there for competence it if donald trump wants to make the case for competence o'brien and ratcliffe are to be right at the top of the list. stuart: you put your markers down, let's see how that works out. tax season officially kicks

jason.lights after the break. >> then on the 11:00 news, east bay representative barbara lee gets kicked out of a congressional meeting. video of the incident and the response from the congresswoman he got it. he caught it. he caught it 25 yards. >> the 25 yards, 25 years ago. the great joe starkey on the call. terrell owens hauling in and in. and hanging on the game winning touchdown from steve young. three seconds left owens overcome with emotion in the 49ers. 30 to 27 win over the packers. that was the 1998 wild card playoffs. and good evening everybody. saturday night's divisional match up game with the packers will be a record 10th time. the two teams have squared off against each other in the postseason. the 49ers was back out on the practice field, and they are champing at the bit to get out there on saturday for some players, like quarterback brock purdy and running back christian mccaffrey, it will be their first game in three weeks, so yeah, they will be extra fresh. hopefully not

i'm thinking, jason, things didn't matter much at all. >> well, i think is jason suggested, he was preachingthe choir. this is not persuasive for those, as jason said, who don't believe that the system is working for them. i think if biden is going to successfully make that message a persuasive one, he's going to connect the dot about how democracy can and should or our form of government or democratic republic can't and should and will serve the needs of the people who feel like they have been left out of the system. from a political level, obviously, this is a moment for president biden to go to south carolina to commemorate a memorialize a horrible moment in a moment of strength. south carolina isn't where he's going to win this election. it's where he won the primary in 2020. it is not a competitive state in the general election and that's not where he needs to be delivering his political messages. >> michael, the washington post reports former president obama has some concerns about biden's campaign. i want to share what former obama campaign manager, david platt, such a night later on

um, but it does seem , jason looking at it does seem, jason looking at it does seem, jason looking aty pretty personal. but, you know, donald trump , particularly donald trump trump, particularly donald trump and desantis , it's very and desantis, it's very personal, isn't it ? personal, isn't it? >> well, i would you could one could guess that, uh, if you read between the lines, no, i don't need to read. >> just listen to what he says, for goodness sake. >> he calls him rob desanctimonious. yes. and so it wouldn't change someone's name to desanctimonious. but here's the trump the thing. president trump effectively handpicked rob desanctimonious, rob desantis to be the republican nominee and then to help him winning . then to help him winning. governor in 2018. and also with his re—elect then in 2022, he picked nikki haley, who was then the governor of south carolina, to then be his ambassador to the united so are two united nations. so here are two folks their folks who really owe their political to him. but folks who really owe their politthey're to him. but folks who really owe the

that's jason. >> yeah that is a shirtless jason kelce going absolutely wild, even jumping through the, quote, this is how my mind works after 40 miller lites. but in a sweet moment jason later lifted a young taylor swift fan so she could show taylor her sign. by the way, this performance was taylor's introduction to her boyfriend's brother. travis later told jason, quote, tay said she absolutely loved you, and who wouldn't? we will see if jason performs an encore at his brother's game in baltimore today. his wife kiley says she really hopes not. our first low comes from that chiefs/ravens matchup and the honest mistake by one local tv station that actually turned into a big high for one high school in kansas. while promoting the afc championship game, the good folks at kansas city station knbc put up this graphic, that is the kansas city chiefs logo but that is not the baltimore ravens' logo. that belongs to the northwest ravens, a high school just outside of kansas city. one error from the graphics department and, just like that, the school is making its afc championship debut. the h

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>> jason: i doubt it. elections and if your base is enthusiastic, they are not making the donation, not showing up, not going to the rallies, that's contagious and i think the democrats are in deep trouble. i think the election is about safety, safety in your wallet, safety in the streets, safety on the borders, safety overseas and joe biden is upside down on every single one of the policy issues, you combine it with the fact he does not have the oration skills and ability to draw a crowd. kamala harris is nowhere, you have people like charlamagne tha god saying we supported you last time, you did not deliver, we are not there for you in 2024. >> john: support remains to be seen but no question juan he has got a problem with latino voters. listen to these folks who were on "fox & friends" this morning. >> conservatives in general right now, their message is really resonating with us. we are feeling it, just in our bank account and at the grocery store. we are going to vote based on that. >> the answer lies

jason: i think it does. has had a very large auto sector for a number of years but it was not internationally competitive. at the onset of the pandemic china ran about a $35 billion annual deficit in auto trade. last year that was a $30 billion surplus and mostly attributable to ev use. ev's now account for over one third of them essex sales, 25% of exports and 50% of ev sales globally involves chinese brands. people focus on subsidies. a lot of it is have different ev czar from traditional autos. you have a completely different form of propulsion of course. you have 60% fewer components and parts. no exhaust system, no fuel injection. that means you have a completely different assembly processes, different materials, different value chains. this competitive dynamic, people perhaps not appreciating the speed with which some of these new entrants could arrive is perhaps because they did not appreciate the scale of difference between these products. now going forward for investors, the giant issue, you have an

i don't hold their same sentiment. >> i'm pro jason kelce stealing the show. the show and for his brother and loving it and clearly the fans did, too. >> emily: some fans. guys, our condolences again to buffalo, but thanks to everyone for watching us today. don't forget to dvr the show. here is "america reports". >> sandra: all right, thank you, team. a live look now at the white house briefing room where any moment karine jean-pierre

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jacqui: to your point and jason's response to this. the president has been bringing donors to the white house to try to reassure them of vitality 81 years old and back into the fold and using those sessions to elicit feedback from folks, also. and seen in recent days, the shift in strategy, where friday was the first time i've witnessed the president go to another state for a campaign event not deliver a big speech and suit and tie and reading from a prompter, but talking to voters and supporters within controlled environments to try to build confidence in his ability to, you know, carry out his duties, carry out another term. show he's still got it at 81 years old. jason, does at that make it tougher for republicans when you're not going to have the speeches that they often draw from to try to make their point that the president's too old. >> more joe biden, more speaking engagements with joe biden and kamala harris, this is their weak point. they're unable to draw much of a crowd, but the ability to articulate a vision over, say, an

i'm thinking, jason, things didn't matter much at all. >> well, i think is jason suggested, he was preaching to the choir. this is not persuasive for those, as jason said, who don't believe that the system is working for them. i think if biden is going to successfully make that message a persuasive one, he's going to connect the dot about how democracy can and should or our form of government or democratic republic can't and should and will serve the needs of the people who feel like they have been left out of the system. from a political level, obviously, this is a moment for president biden to go to south carolina to commemorate a memorialize a horrible moment in a moment of strength. south carolina isn't where he's going to win this election. it's where he won the primary in 2020. it is not a competitive state in the general election and that's not where he needs to be delivering his political messages. >> michael, the washington post reports former president obama has some concerns about biden's campaign. i want to share what former obama campaign manager, david platt, such a night later

let's do lighting round, jason, shall we?s administration, who ended all border construction? >> yeah, it was president joe biden. the best president in my lifetime was president trump and did with existing laws, lock down the borders, reject amnesty. why don't you try to enforce the current law and the other is driving me nuts is that the president of the united states right now will not talk to the border patrol. they haven't talked in like two and a half years. talk to brandon judd who is in charge of the border patrol union, do what the border patrol does. you do not the other piece of legislation. if it's not great how come it's not in the light of day for us to read it. this thing is fundamentally wrong. it should be wrong and should be rejected just from the fact that they're touting, selling it but they've not showing you the text. joe: okay, let's read that tweet from elon musk, quote, no laws need to be passed, all that is needed is an executive order to require proof before granting an asylum hearing, that is how i

let's do lighting round, jason, shall we? this administration, who ended all border construction? >> yeah, it was president joe biden. the best president in my lifetime was president trump and did with existing laws, lock down the borders, reject amnesty. why don't you try to enforce the current law and the other is driving me nuts is that the president of the united states right now will not talk to the border patrol. they haven't talked in like two and a half years. talk to brandon judd who is in charge of the border patrol union, do what the border patrol does. you do not the other piece of legislation. if it's not great how come it's not in the light of day for us to read it. this thing is fundamentally wrong. it should be wrong and should be rejected just from the fact that they're touting, selling it but they've not showing you the text. joe: okay, let's read that tweet from elon musk, quote, no laws need to be passed, all that is needed is an executive order to require proof before granting an asylum hearing, that is h

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let's do lighting round, jason, shall we?his administration, who ended all border construction? >> yeah, it was president joe biden. the best president in my lifetime was president trump and did with existing laws, lock down the borders, reject amnesty. why don't you try to enforce the current law and the other is driving me nuts is that the president of the united states right now will not talk to the border patrol. they haven't talked in like two and a half years. talk to brandon judd who is in charge of the border patrol union, do what the border patrol does. you do not the other piece of legislation. if it's not great how come it's not in the light of day for us to read it. this thing is fundamentally wrong. it should be wrong and should be rejected just from the fact that they're touting, selling it but they've not showing you the text. joe: okay, let's read that tweet from elon musk, quote, no laws need to be passed, all that is needed is an executive order to require proof before granting an asylum hearing, that is how

great to see you, larry and jason.he border. no question that helps trump. it was one of his most famous pledges when he first ran in 2016. samed to have done a good job because he did do a good job. crossings were down. the chaos wasn't there and now you have the chaos that everyone can see. it is not just fox and bill melugin covering it as was the case for far too long, it is across all the media. everyone is aware. even if they manage to cobble something together, even if they can do something at the last minute it's too late. that image of the chaos has been established in the american public's mind and it is very obvious that trump is the right person to deal with it. when you look at the middle east, of course right now we're all watching to see what happens. it is a moment of great tension. i don't think it is as clear-cut as that situation politically would benefit trump. more than likely it will, why? because as you see in the middle east, around the world are the consequences of biden's weakness. remember he

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jason appelbaum joining me now. and jason you know brock was a little off. it wasn't until that last drive that he really got things going. the defense though came up big to no i mean they made the plays when they had to. >> and i think what's good about this game is that the 40 niners did not play their best football. and yet they won. and that's all that matters. right. because they're on they're under their third straight nfc championship game. and let's show you a little bit of the highlights. and then go out to joe fonzi. because it was a rainy evening at levi's. you know that you're in the bay area. you know what it was going on out there wet. brock purdy his fourth career playoff game george love he's the hottest quarterback going really right now 21 touchdowns one pick in the last nine games. but look at this. it's purdy to kittle given the 40 niners a lead 32 yard touchdown. perfect strike seven three. it was seven six at the half. and then jake moody's 48 yard field goal attempt blocked by colby wooden. and you know you wondered at the time would t

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. >> great job, jason kelce.ut of the building, sources tell espn. >> eagles all star center jason kelce intends to retire, making the announcement to his teammates after monday night's loss. >> well, that looks like a man filled with emotion right now. >> kelce was visibly emotional after losing to the bucs, ending the eagles season. the 36 year old is the highest paid center in football, playing all 13 of his seasons in philadelphia and winning a super bowl. >> everybody wanted it more and that's why we're up here today. >> chelsea's famed skyrocketed in recent years after launching a podcast and starring in a documentary on amazon prime. then, of course, karma is the guy on the team. jason's younger brother, travis, is now dating taylor swift. >> yeah, we've kind of started last year with the podcast and everything, and it's continually built up more and more from the super bowl and, um, you know, my brother's love life, people magazine also named jason one of the sexiest men alive this year. >> at one point t

jason snipe?n relatively flat and the real focus for me is on margin growth and seeing how they obviously have innovate of product solution changes and let's help with pricing and see how that plays out. >> service now. they report wednesday. you own it. >> yeah. service has been a juggernaut, as you know and they've made a couple of partnerships and one with nvidia recently and amazon. so i like the ai catalyst and it continues to play well for the stock. >> jimmy, amex and we were out at the amex golf tournament so he couldn't get specific on where things are, but you own the stock. what do you think? >> a nominal event. the stock looks technically incredibly strong and caters to the affluent consumer who was remarkably resilient from the federal reserve and really was unaffected by rates rising. in fact, positively impacted by capturing a higher savings rate. if there's one thing to watch for, watch for any credit deterioration, that will challenge the 10% revenue growth target. >> give me colg

yeah, we have nbc news radio, jason, thank you. thank you. he's a round up now. some of the world news headlines, at least 11 people, including 5 children have been killed in a russian missile strike in the eastern ukrainian region of don't yet. russia has intensified its attack, so new crime, since the start of winter ukrainian prisons loaded me as a landscape stays russia, has launch hundreds of me solves in the last week a line, a lawyer. as for a child senegalese public opposition later on to appeal against a court ruling powering came from standing and next month's presidential election was mine. sancho was sent to prison for 2 years in june for marly, corrupting a young person. but livia has made its biggest error code kind sage up, police found more than 8 tons of the drawing keaton. in a shipment of wood panels bound for the netherlands, the un says, believe he is the will be good as the biggest kind of kind produced the off to columbia and poor. these things the meet your needs. a brazilian football legend mario scholar has died at the age of 92. he want

and for more on this were drawn by jason kemp of don't here. who is the los angeles bureau chief for n b c, news radio. jason blinking says he wants to make sure the conflict in the middle east doesn't spread. what's the risk of us if that happens? it could mean that we're going to engage and they're more that is not ours for lack of a better term. um and that may look like a loss in the election year here in the united states for the administration and president joe biden. we get involved in something like that, especially with every military action increasing in the area because of the strip. um, i think right now the show of the american secretary of state going out there is a 5050. it's a coin flip that they get out there and say, hey, we don't want this thing to spread. we don't want any other countries involved. we don't want any other groups involved and nothing happens to cease fire doesn't happen more a get into the area that's gonna look like the trip was all show and no go. and i'm not sure that's going to bode well here. the, with t

along with jason's wife and their three young daughters.ilmed a documentary through the 2022 season. i sat down with them in august to talk about the film and his future. >> i have been contemplating retirement for a number of years. two years ago, i thought it would be interesting to follow a player going into that. >> reporter: he's been candid about the physical toll the sport has taken on him over the years. >> not only is it hard physically, but it's hard mentally. it's hard with the amount of time it takes to do it properly and to do it well. >> reporter: now waiting for kelce on the other side of his career is his family. e achievemen >> it feels that good, when home feels that good, it's easy to go into the world and say, i got this >> they landed on a major magazine cover >> another one, right? kelce mania is taking over the cover of the newest "people" magazine cover, bringing readers inside their surreal world as they call it jason was named a finalist for the magazine's sexiest man of the year no one was more surprised by that h

elizabeth and joining us now, the host of the hit show the jason rantz show, he is jason rantz. again. in this news coming in, the president, he did his student loan bailout, but it's back with fighter. we're seeing reports, jason, potentially thousands of student loan borrowers protesting, refusing to pay back their tuition loans. their saying, well, you know, the president will probably forgive them anyway. what do you think? >> i mean, the truth is they -- i don't blame them for holding that position. they've been told this entire time that they are somehow owed this, that this is what they should expect, they were promised this. and so, of course, they're going to come to this, they're going to see biden's past actions. i mean, even after the supreme court declared what he did was unconstitutional, he moved forward with a different plan anyway. so if you're someone right now who's been promised that this is an inevitability and you know you're going into an election year where what is biden going to do? it is certainly not going to-him politically if he's going to punish any