and i to fly them all and we were supplying atlantic city how do supply atlantic city you when you live in new york city or philadelphia they used to send a limousine to pick you up i convinced the atlantic city that you can bring in more customer if you do it within a 500 mile radius rent my jets 500 mile radius. you bring in the suckers. i mean customers. yeah. the you know, you pay us $5,000 for the jet for a round trip. they'll lose $20,000. and everybody's happy. so we went into aviation business week. i, i was a dreamer. we ended up buying an airline. we ended up buying an oil company. we ended up i kept buying in 1986. i did a lot of you, ron pearlman bought pantry pride supermarkets. he ended up selling me the in florida and i gave him the money to help buy revlon. i was there. it happened and marga. yes i'm sorry she's giving the back story the back and it's no reason and and so i ended up with all over florida i ended up with supermarkets all over the virgin islands. i ended up with in new york. and i and we had what do we have and i was stationed in nashville, smyrna, tenness

. >> jesse: last week we introduced you to craig callaway, the wanda of atlantic city.or election fraud in new jersey and is accused of harvesting and stuffing absentee ballots. he would pay people 50 bucks to forge ballots inside nursing homes. he served a stint on the city council as president. the known harvester is a hired gun for both parties and is accused of rigging elections for years and bragging about it. >> it came when he was up by 200 something. those came from who? they came from our organization. >> prime time is by him. >> do you know craig? >> yes. >> what do you think of him? >> he was caught rigging elections. >> again? >> again and again. >> should not do that. it sounds like corruption. >> something is always going to try to start something around. >> are the elections clean? >> i don't believe so. >> not for us. >> i have heard of corruption. you can see atlantic city is not in the best conditions. >> what is your message to craig? >> go lay down. enough is enough. isn't he tired? >> he is not tired at all. he is so busy he has been working for the

two cities for election fraud, bridgeport in atlantic city.and both of them are playingatlh with ballot fraud. i wonder what the rest of the cities have cookinrest og id of having total security and a verifiable chain of custody fort ballots being issued, cast and counted. we flood addresses across wit the country with tens of millions of unsupervised mail in ballots months ahead of electionsl in . frequently, two locations from which voters, if they're even alivcations e, have long since . ad instead of having election administratomir action that is rigorously nonpartizan and impartial under the law. >> both johnny's grandma and great grandma received mail in ballots for the last two elections. >> the presidential and the mid-terms. great >> johnny's great grandma would be one hundred and 20 years old if she were alivoulde today ands grandma would be 95. and not only are they still getting ballots mailed to their addreslotss, they're also being summoned to jury duty. >> wanda's and craig's are sniffing around mailboxes acrosss this great nati

. >> so last week we introduced: t you to w craig, the wandaof of atlantic city.raig was arrested. rrested election fraud in new jersey. just like wanda. he's accused of harvesting and stuffing absentee ballots. >> craig would allegedly pay people 50 bucks to forge signatures and forage for buc ballots inside in nursing homes. craig, a democrat even t, served a stint on the city council as president before being arrested for bribery and blackmail. the known harvester is a hired gun for both parties and has been accused of rigging elections for years and bragging about it. >> those vote by mail that cam e in that almost 700 came in when he was up by 200 something. 2 those came fro00m who it came from. >> our organization, prime times fascinat e from oe and with craig, the stuffer. so we sent jonny to atlantic city this morning. >> do you know craig? yes. what do you thin? k of him? t >> my honest opinion is he was caught rigging elections again elec does the same again and again and again. >> oh, that's wrong. that's really wrong.houl >> shouldn't i do that? sounds

but perhaps they're going into a deal, or they're going up to atlantic city.ey went someplace and they just want to have a little luck. >> but the myth of trump has always been riddled with inconsistencies. in 1987, trump came out with what will become the cornerstone of his business franchise, the art of the deal. years later, trump's ghost writer who actually wrote the book, told the new yorker that he felt like he had put lipstick on a pig. in reality, trump's businesses have failed, over and over again. he bought an airline, it tanked. he bought a football team, the league folded. and still, donald trump managed to sell the public this idea that he was the monopoly man. >> -- trump's gotta new deal. >> what's his game? >> trump has a new game! -- >> i'm mr. trump? >> my new game is trump, the game. >> trump, the game, -- for everything, everyone in the moment. because it's not what you win or lose, it's whether you win. >> trump, the game, from -- >> i think you'll like it. >> trump even lost money on casinos, not in them, on them. as an owner. in the earl

but perhaps they're going into a deal, or they're going up to atlantic city.ey went someplace and they just want to have a little luck. >> but the myth of trump has always been riddled with inconsistencies. in 1987, trump came out with what will become the cornerstone of his business franchise, the art of the deal. years later, trump's ghost writer who actually wrote the book, told the new yorker that he felt like he had put lipstick on a pig. in reality, trump's businesses have failed, over and over again. he bought an airline, it tanked. he bought a football team, the league folded. and still, donald trump managed to sell the public this idea that he was the monopoly man. >> -- trump's gotta new deal. >> what's his game? >> trump has a new game! -- >> my new game is trump, the game. >> trump, the game, -- where you deal for everything you've ever wanted to own. because it's not what you win or lose, it's whether you win. >> trump, the game, from -- >> i think you'll like it. >> trump even lost money on casinos, not in them, on them. as an owner. in the early

i saw what happened in atlantic city. i saw what happened with trump university. i'm grateful that i had no interest in buying trump products. he has failed every business venture he has taken on and i did appreciate him as tabloid. but i believe that if he is not held accountable for his crimes as president of the u.s. and as a former president of the u.s., we can thank mitch mcconnell, but i do not think this tree will be kind to him. host: mentioning the court decision for the former president trump. there is news on that front this morning in the papers. we will start with the front page of the wall street journal. the supreme court agrees to hear trump's claims of immunity. the supreme court will be considering immunity claims while he will be likely -- while he will likely be in the middle of a criminal trial in new york. a state judge has scheduled the trial to begin march 25. the supreme court justices -- if they reject trump's immunity arguments, a child would not likely take lace until summer, at the earliest. the convention where he will seek his third

. >> i met john kerry at the atlantic city airport, he and i sat down and talked with my friend jose, he hired me. his problem was he hired me to late. i was frustrated, i knew if i was involved earlier, george w bush, we would have defeated him in florida, no doubt in my mind. >> jesse: what craig did not mentioned, kerry kicked craig off the campaign after newspaper started asking about voter fraud in jersey. 20 years later democrats have more election tricks than ever. it is all about mobilization, the game is about physically producing ballots and getting them filled out. it is easier to do than democratic cities and they have a head start, election day doesn't matter, start with a two-month head start and elections are run by partisan secretaries of states, same people trying to strip trump off the ballot, choose who gets the ballot, how early you can vote, how the ballot is verified, if republicans don't get ahead, doesn't matter, it is a numbers game and democrats know how to add to the equation. laura ingraham asked trump about his plan for mail-ins today. listen. >> >> laura:

on a side note, i was at the golden nugget in atlantic city.ing a subtle from the district down to the boardwalk. on the bus was a woman who was a counselor for gambling addiction but she was also a gambling addict. she was ashamed to admit she was helping people for a living with the same problem she had. i think it is a much bigger problem. online gambling is a terrible idea. you cannot afford to drive to a casino or atlantic city, you cannot afford to gamble. a lot of people were not there for money. they were there escaping some problem. it was an escape. they lost money. they were chasing their bets. it just goes on. state spring involved in legalizing it and -- states being involved in legalizing it and profiting from it is the worst thing to happen in the last 30 years. guest: it is a really important issue. recreational gamblers gamble for fun or excitement. they will set a limit and stick to it. it is not causing harm to themselves. people with gambling problems, you might think they are chasing money. but what they tell us is they are

on a side note, i was at the golden nugget in atlantic city.aking a subtle from the district down to the boardwalk. on the bus was a woman who was a counselor for gambling addiction but she was also a gambling addict. she was ashamed to admit she was helping people for a living with the same problem she had. i think it is a much bigger problem. online gambling is a terrible idea. you cannot afford to drive to a casino or atlantic city, you cannot afford to gamble. a lot of people were not there for money. they were there escaping some problem. it was an escape. they lost money. they were chasing their bets. it just goes on. state spring involved in legalizing it and -- states being involved in legalizing it and profiting from it is the worst thing to happen in the last 30 years. guest: it is a really important issue. recreational gamblers gamble for fun or excitement. they will set a limit and stick to it. it is not causing harm to themselves. people with gambling problems, you might think they are chasing money. but what they tell us is they a

city, johnny just talked to him. >> but you know that's not right?. using fraudulent ballots. people say you have -- >> i have no comment, i would appreciate if you get on my face. get on my face. after the holy one of you down. >> jesse: prime time will cover voter fraud and sloppy elections until every real vote is counted and every stuffer is behind bars. if you have a tip, text us #fraud good male ends are here to stay, democrats have embraced it, they will abuse it to win, republicans need to fight fire with fire, legally of course. the only way to wins beating democrats at their male end end game, no more drop boxes, no more mass mail outs, and cameras at every single vote counting station. for years, joe biden's fancied himself as the ric flair of washington. he loved to talk the talk. >> he was a bad dude and he ran a bunch of bad, and i said, hey, esther, you, off the board, before i drag you off. you may cut me, man, but i will wrap this chain around her head. give me a break. >> you are a liar, man. and unless they push us together, let's

and it's going to end up pretty much like is filled atlantic city casino. after forcing one time ally, ronna mcdaniel, it out as rnc chair, trump endorsed his own daughter in law for co-chair. today, laura trump spoke at cpac, laying out the plan. >> ladies and gentlemen, i come bearing good news here today. because less than mine months away, from changing all of that, we will see donald j trump elected as the 47th president. >> going all in on this capitulation to trump, the party of fiscal responsibility is making an atrocious investment. trump's rise has led to a diminished republican party, electorally, financially, and infidelity to conservative values. trump has lead the republican party on an embarrassing losing streak, despite promises the gop would, quote, get tired of winning. a few things to keep in mind, the party is losing money, ending last year with its lowest fundraising totals in a decade. laura trump has not ruled out paying her father in law is mounting legal bills. donald trump is the ultimate rhino, yes, that's right, he's a rhino. rep

city, where fannie lou hamer in the mississippi freedom democrats slammed the all white mississippis a huge pay point when the republican party began its long slow march to absorbing the white vote in the south. exactly 60 years ago. this is my history this is why history is important. it's our story, the story of change and progress, but also the dangers of regression. america is in a period today that is not unlike the anti- immigrant, anti-black early 20th century when women are battling, sadly, along segregated lines, the right to vote. when the daughters of the confederacy, the old 20th century version of moms for liberty, or fighting to whitewash the confederacy, deploy the confederate flag around the country, and make black history and forward leaning american history disappear. in short, we have been here before, and we made it out. so used to making it through again. so happy black history month to all of you readers. a month it reminds us to remember. and before i go, a quick reminder that my contribution to black memory, medgar and merely, is officially out next week. i'l

it's nick -- 's in you aspire to be, city on the hill. atlantic city.d reveal a skill no one knew they had. i knew he could dance. i know he could sing. i didn't know he could roller-skate. i want to see bruno mars struggling. i want to see lady gaga naming the state capitals. in the commercials were great. a lot of scientology. >> stephen: sure, absolutely. >> john: the idea of, don't listen to what you've heard about us or read well reported about us. why not give it a try? >> stephen: come on then. don't tell any family members where you are. >> john: they are just holding you back from your greatest potential. and volkswagen going without nostalgia which feels historically bold. >> stephen: did they say what year? >> john: if i'm remembering this right, it started in black-and-white. whoa! and they are pulling a blanket off a car. one is this going to be? volkswagen. do not remember the thing i definitely do? here's the first volkswagen making it to america and you think mm-hmm, but that's not where it started, is it? let's go back. if we are going

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and the early 90s, three different trump casinos in atlantic city filed for bankruptcy. you have to be astoundingly bad at business to not make money as that owner, but still, donald trump convince the public that he was the big dummy of success. >> i've mastered the art of the deal, and i turn the name trump into the highest quality brand, and as the master, i want to pass along my knowledge to somebody else. i'm looking for the apprentice. >> everywhere you look, trump is on tv reminding him how rich he was, a profitable is because this is where, how lucky were to be associated with him. >> it's great to be here at saturday night live, but i will be completely honest, it's even better for saturday night live that i'm here. >> trump stuck his name on everything from golf courses and apartments to vodka and stakes. there was even a trump urine test because why not? if trump was involved, it was good business, even if it was a year in test. that was the story that launched trump's political career, and ultimately the thing that we're in the white house. but again, the mat

i don't know what it is, but perhaps going into a deal, or perhaps down to atlantic city or someplace, and they just want to have a little luck. >> but the myth of trump has always been riddled with inconsistencies. in 1987, trump came out with what would become the cornerstone of his business franchise. the art of the deal. years later, trump's ghost writer who actually wrote the book told the new yorker that he felt like he had put lipstick on a pig. in reality, trump's businesses have failed, over and over again. he bought an airline, it tanked. he bought a football team, the league folded. and still, donald trump managed to sell the public this idea that he was the monopoly man. >> trump's got a new deal, what's your game? >> trump's got a new game, what is it? >> mr. trump, please -- >> my new game, the game, trump. >> because it's not what you win or lose, it's whether you win. play trump the game. >> i think you'll like it. >> trump even lost money on casinos, not in them, on them. as an owner. in the early 90s, three casinos filed for bankruptcy. you have to be outstandingly b

i don't know what it is, but perhaps going into a deal, or perhaps down to atlantic city or someplace, and they just want to have a little luck. >> but the myth of trump has always been riddled with inconsistencies. in 1987, he came out with what would become the cornerstone of his business franchise. the art of the deal. years later, trump's ghost writer who actually wrote the book told the new yorker that he felt like he had put lipstick on a pig. in reality, trump's businesses have failed, over and over again. he bought an airline, it tanked. he bought a football team, the league folded. and still, donald trump managed to sell the public this idea that he was the monopoly man. >> trump's got a new deal, what's your game? >> trump's got a new game, what is it? >> mr. trump, please -- >> minute game, the game, trump. >> because it's not what you win or lose, it's whether you win. play trump the game. >> i think you'll like it. >> trump even lost money on casinos, not in them, on them. as an owner. in the early niners, three casinos filed for bankruptcy. you have to be outstandingly b

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much like his atlantic city casinos he's going to run the party straight into the ground. eviscerating all that's left of the once proud gop. and with it, the legacies of eisenhower, reagan, and bush. joining me now is doug jones, former democratic senator from alabama and distinguished senior fellow at the center for american progress. and tara setmayer, senior adviser to the lincoln project and former republican communications director. welcome to you both. so tara, this is a moment. the party is now fully trump. it is based -- its base is his, its infrastructure is his, its dollars and donors are his. how does this all turn out? >> well, i would argue, michael, that the party has been his for quite some time. and you mentioned mitch mcconnell earlier in your setup, and you know, mitch mcconnell had an opportunity to vanquish trump as did many republicans after january 6th. i mean, the guy led a violent insurrection against the united states and, you know, for the first time ever in history, a peaceful transition of power was interrupted. and incited by donald trump. tha

it is going to end up pretty much like his failed atlantic city casino. after forcing one time ally, ronna mcdaniel, it out as rnc chair, trump endorsed his own daughter in law for co-chair. today, laura trump spoke at cpac, laying out the plan. >> ladies and gentlemen, i come bearing good news here today. because less than mine months away, from changing all of that, we will see donald j trump elected as the 47th president. >> going all in on this capitulation to trump, the party of fiscal responsibility is making an atrocious investment. trump's rise has led to a diminished republican party, electorally, financially, and infidelity to conservative values. trump has lead the republican party on an embarrassing losing streak, despite promises the gop would, quote, get tired of winning. a few things to keep in mind, the party is losing money, ending last year with its lowest fundraising totals in a decade. laura trump has not ruled out paying her father in law is mounting legal bills. donald trump is the ultimate rhino, yes, that's right, he's a rhino. rep

. >> and he narrowly escaped criminals cancun and atlantic city -- >> yes. and one of the reasons he always escaped was donald trump was, sort of, equal opportunity political gather and participated in the process. and sort of glad handed everyone. it was when he stopped gracing those wheels in the same way, becoming a congenial presence on the philanthropy circuit, and the like, and calling attention to himself by being a very visible symbol of his access and fraud, that i think he propose upon himself. >> and to pick up exactly where lisa left off, there is a phrase i often use. he made himself hawks. you made yourself hot because you -- had already gone to the well so many times before you've got on the escalator and camp in the. is now at this point, everything you did not even more attention. and this is where we are. this is the result. it's almost like you were actually skating by -- >> yes! >> you just wanted to push at one to pin the times, and one to many different directions, and this is the result. >> and one too many years. the fraud got more an

he had stretched himself thin, with casinos in atlantic city, and a fancy yacht, and for whatever reason, his own airline company or. trump had borrowed a ton of money from the banks to pay for all of this. and these businesses were not doing well, so the banks got together and decided it was time to rein in donald trump's finances. >> trump had long cashed himself as a winner. now, he was looking like a loser. >> as quickly as the banks loved him, that's as quick as they saw him as a pariah. he was like -- it's donald trump. they didn't want to have anything to do with him, they wanted their money and they wanted to be rid of donald trump. >> bankers descended on trump tower. >> when you were talking to him in these meetings, it just didn't seem that he had any idea how big the problem was, or how it would be resolved. >> but as far as being a ceo, and understanding numbers, and understanding the ramifications, it doesn't seem like he took economics, or accounting -- and so -- the airline >> trump may have to -- and they put trump on a 450,000 dollar a month allowance. with in exchange,

look at new york city, 7 miles per hour. gusty in atlantic city.od scenario, different storm for them. it is much stronger now, it almost feels like blizzard conditions. and high tide is happening right now. the water is up very high. we got large waves crashing on shore. and that's why we have flood warnings in effect from boston out through the cape and for the jersey shore too with high tide cycle going on right now. chris, this storm has delivered in a few spots, biggest storm in a long time in isolated areas away from i-95, the big cities did not get as much as the inland areas did. >> i almost forgot what winter is like. this is sort of kind of little bit of a taste, but not much. bill karins, thank you so much. >>> up next with the border deal dead, money for border security may soon run out. the huge impact that could have on u.s. cities. >>> and later, what's the max impact on boeing? new data sheds light on how much that door blowing out midflight could hurt the company's bottom line. g out midflight could hurt the company's bottom line w

he had stretched himself in with casinos in atlantic city, and a fancy yacht, and for whatever reason, his own airline company. trump had burrowed a ton of money from the banks to pay for all of this. and these businesses were not doing well. so, the banks got together and decided it was time to rein in donald trump's finances. >> trump had long -- himself as a winner. now, he was looking like a loser. >> it's quickly as the banks loved him, that's as quick as they saw him as a pariah. he was like, oh, it's donald trump. they did not want to have anything to do with him. they want their money, and they wanted to be rid of donald trump. >> the bankers descended on trump tower. >> when you were talking to him in these meetings, it just didn't seem he had any idea how big the problem was, or how it would be resolved. but he, as far as being a ceo, in understanding numbers, and understanding the ramifications, it doesn't seem like he took economics are counting in college. >> and sold the yacht of the airline. >> -- the trump shuttle, where they -- >> and put trump on foreigners 50,000 do

he had stretched himself thin, with casinos in atlantic city and a fancy yacht, and for whatever reasonown airline company. trump had borrowed a ton of money from the banks to pay for all of this. and these businesses were not doing well, so the banks got together and decided it was time to rein in donald trump's finances. >> trump had long cast himself as a winner. now he was looking like a loser. >> as quickly as the banks loved him, that's as quick as they saw him as a pariah. he was like, oh, it's donald trump. they didn't want to have anything to do with him, they wanted their money and they wanted to be rid of donald trump. >> the bankers descended on trump tower. >> when you were talking to him in these meetings, it just didn't seem that he had any idea how big the problem was, or how it would be resolved. but as far as being a ceo, in understanding numbers and understanding the ramifications , it doesn't seem like he took economics, or accounting in college. -- they saw the yacht in the airline. >> and they put trump on a 450,000 dollar a month allowance . in exchange, he would

he had stretched himself in with casinos in atlantic city, and a fancy yacht, and for whatever reason, his own airline company. trump had burrowed a ton of money from the banks to pay for all of this. and these businesses were not doing well. so, the banks got together and decided it was time to rein in donald trump's finances. >> trump had long -- himself as a winner. now, he was looking like a loser. >> it's quickly as the banks loved him, that's as quick as they saw him as a pariah. he was like, oh, it's donald trump. they did not want to have anything to do with him. they want their money, and they wanted to be rid of donald trump. >> the bankers descended on trump tower. >> when you were talking to him in these meetings, it just didn't seem he had any idea how big the problem was, or how it would be resolved. but he, as far as being a ceo, in understanding numbers, and understanding the ramifications, it doesn't seem like he took economics are counting in college. >> and sold the yacht of the airline. >> -- the trump shuttle, where they -- >> and put trump on a $454 million a mon

craig worked for for kerry presidential campaign amid john kerry and at the atlantic city airport. when i sat down to talk with my supervisor and he hired me, but his problem was, is that he had been too late. i was kind of frustrated because i knew that if i would have been involved the earlieroh george w bush, would the defeat him in florida. >> there's no doubt in my mindno john kerry brought craig down m. to florida to add to the equation. >> but wha >>t craig didn't mention is that john kerry ended up kicking craig off the campaign afterg newspapers started asking about all of craig's voter fraud accusationd aski abos back up i. >> 20 years later, democrats have more election tricks than ever. >> speeches and persuasion are now outdatedn it now.on, it's all about mobilization. the game's about physically producins aboug ballots and then getting them filled out. it's a lot easier to do than in dense democrat cities, and they have a head start. >> election day doesn't matter anymore. in some swin dayg states. >> you can start voting in september and october. doa two month head s

he was a chairperson who never made it to atlantic city and was jailed. never made it to the historic challenge and atlanta city. andrew young documents having liberated three other women civil rights workers who had been viciously beaten in mississippi. when i bumped into him as a 57- year-old activists struggling was living adjacent in a neighborhood called joint park. i could access him from a voter registration campaign i was involved in an bumped into him on a street corner. that is an example of the nexus of between activism, the campus -- you have professors on campus, who i believe, must go beyond -- i will end with this -- must go beyond -- i believe, must go beyond the intellectual rigors to the actual what is to be done. i believe that that can merge with professors such as rusty and david can move us forward. >> you want to comment? kate, i don't know if you are ou still there. >> it looks like she ended. she is no longer a part of this. >> it is about 3:30. i would like to thank you for your participation. before we end another round of appre

he was a chairperson who made it to atlantic city, was jailed never made it to the historic challenge in l.a. andrew young documents, having liberated the three other women rights workers who had been viciously beaten and why no one in mississippi. but the point i make there the guy when i bumped into him as a 57 year old active is the struggle with eternal for him was living adjacent universe to a neighborhood college park where i could access him from a voter registration campaign i was involved and bumped into him on a street corner and there began a relationship. so i believe that that's example of that nexus between activism, the campus, you have professors on campus who i believe must must go beyond. i mean, with this must must go beyond. i sound like an ideologue. yeah, but i believe must go beyond the the intellectual rigors to, the actual what is to be done. and i believe that that they're merged with professors such as rusty and david can you can us forward do you want to comment, kate? i don't know if you're still there it looks she ended maybe not she she's no longer part

i saw what happened in atlantic city. i saw what happened with trump university. i'm grateful that i had no interest in buying trump products. he has failed every business venture he has taken on and i did appreciate him as tabloid. but i believe that if he is not held accountable for his crimes as president of the u.s. and as a former president of the u.s., we can thank mitch mcconnell, but i do not think this tree will be kind to him. host: mentioning the court decision for the former president trump. there is news on that front this morning in the papers. we will start with the front page of the wall street journal. the supreme court agrees to hear trump's claims of immunity. the supreme court will be considering immunity claims while he will be likely -- while he will likely be in the middle of a criminal trial in new york. a state judge has scheduled the trial to begin march 25. the supreme court justices -- if they reject trump's immunity arguments, a child would not likely take lace until summer, at the earliest. the convention where he will seek his third

of course, we got a hold of it and atlantic city international airport in my district they were talkingut housing up to 60,000 illegals in a community of 30,000, 40,000 people. that's wrong. so i need some commitments from you to thoroughly drill down on this issue to know how many airports are involved. a complete list of airports that are involved. a policy coming from the faa. we need a policy from the faa dealing with these requests and ensuring that the faa is part of the process in determining if, where, and when this is going to be done and we need a complete list of requests and from whom it came. i brought second buttigieg when i was here, he wasn't aware of it. of course, we have the information, i need to you do that and i would appreciate if you get na information back to me and the entire committee. could you commit to getting us that information? >> i can commit to making sure that we're complying with the law around any approval-- >> mr. whitaker. >> we don't own the airport. >> you're an important part of what happens at the airport and you should be included. you should

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the reason is the north atlantic cyclone with the tender name olga.delayed in orenburg and orsk. this was reported by the ural transport prosecutor's office. reason: heavy snow, blizzard, poor visibility. for more than 6 hours now aeroflot airline planes are delayed on the moscow-orenburg and, accordingly, orenburg-moscow routes. airline plane. the car on the routes sochi, orenburg and orenburg, sochi has been delayed for more than 4 hours. well, shortly before the start of our issue, roscosmos published this picture, in which , in fact, olga, this is how she looks from space, she visited not only the urals today, by the way, heavy snowfall paralyzed almost half the country today. transport collapse was observed in dozens of regions. in the volga region , regional highways and the federal m5 were blocked in the morning. restrictions that are still in effect have affected samara, the already mentioned orenburg regions, as well as bashkiria ; temporary restrictions for trucks , buses and taxis were imposed in the chelyabinsk region, it is impossible to

alliance or ukraine, and the city is debasing or to do with hundreds of top of the soviet staff shoes. the city a little bit of crime, st was the 1st 2 top of all it's era monuments, instructions invasion. last year ukraine policy cycle, the colonized nation law promoting the removal of hundreds of monuments linked to moscow. but the removal is also raising questions about what to do with the items, whether they should be preserved extremely with them or not. because if we don't learn the terrible lessons of our history, there's a chance we'll come back and run this of the same route blocks have the same problems with the same bad neighbor. therefore, it is necessary to see it and to draw conclusions and to do everything in order to prevent the repetition of any regime, soviet nazi or any other in the future session. me almost jump to has mock the 77th anniversary of the country's union day with the ceremony in the capital, not the door. the annual holiday commemorates an agreement sign between me on most british era administration and over 20 ethnic leaders. the 1947 that takes away

stanislav, i greet you, tell me what is happening in the city now?tatyana, greetings, indeed, today moscow was covered by the north atlantic cyclone, olga, it brought with it heavy snowfall, but this day alone, according to forecasters, up to 1/5 of the monthly norm of precipitation may fall, wind gusts of up to 17 m per second are expected, what of course. also provoked a traffic collapse, there are now nine-point traffic jams on the capital's roads, in new riga there is also a strong traffic jam, cars are driving very slowly, the traffic jam itself has stretched for more than... in the moscow region, such precipitation provoked a massive accident on the m4 don highway in the stupino area, there are now 29 wrecked cars on the road, one death is known, as well as 15 injuries, seven of whom required hospitalization. now the highway is blocked, a detour has been organized through the kashirskoye highway, the victims, i repeat, are hospitalized. another massive accident occurred in yaroslavshkoye, on the yaroslavskoye highway. 17 cars collided there, in

if you're traveling to the mid-atlantic and the northeast. so there you go.ndy conditions in the carolinas, drier as you move south back here at home today, we're totally dry, partly sunny conditions. we'll find temperatures pretty close to where we should be for this time of the year. upper 50s to the lower 60s. your ocean water temperature, by the way, coming in at a chilly 56 degrees. now rain back in the forecast tomorrow. you'll need your umbrella. it's a level one on our wednesday at the light system. showers and downpours. thatrillionain arrives in the afternoon will create a slick evening commute with winds, breezy at times up to about 25mph. >> amanda all right. thanks so much drew. new at six cruise safety chief. the new hire who's tasked with helping the robotaxi company rehab its image after a controversial crash and another vote. >> but will this one work? house republicans today will try for a second time to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and a live look outside at 557. >> we will be right back a victory that is there for

and new england and snow in new york city and a narrow band and seen a good amount of snow and pinky and a foot of snow in some of the locations before the day is over and getting up to 40 degrees and it will melt and another area are coming down and folks seeing in the florida panhandle and going to shift ultimately kind of setting up shop there over daytona beach. what does that mean for daytona beach and the race for the 50 and this is what we're looking at -- 500. once that rain settles on and in and showers saturday, saturday night, into sunday, sunday night before ultimately clearing on monday so, pete, rainy conditions unfortunately in daytona beach. pete: it's not looking good. lot of rain drops there. adam, see what you can do about that. thank you. now to a fox news alert. global outrage continues after the death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. joe biden yesterday placing the blame on vladamir putin for his deaths, but didn't make it clear how the u.s. will respond. >> reports of the death, if they're true and no reason to believe they're not, russian authorit

the day before, moscow was attacked by a north atlantic cyclone. olga.ered the capital region created half-meter-high snowdrifts in the city; visibility on the roads hardly exceeded 500 m. traffic jams in the capital reached nine points. in outskirts of moscow. there were two accidents at once involving dozens of cars, right now in the capital it is frosty -12, as reported in roscosmos, the cyclone formed in greenland, entered russia through the baltic sea, swept through st. petersburg and moscow, now the central regions of the country are covered with snow clouds. this is how olga looks from the orbit of our planet. a satellite image taken by a meteorite apparatus shows the peak of a snow-white ridge, which has already enveloped the sky. the western part of our country, smoothly approaching the volga region. the westernmost region of our country, the kaliningrad region, after storms, blizzards and frosts, spring has come. an hour in the city of solnechny +2 in the parks of birdsong, almost 3 weeks ahead of schedule, wild snowdrops bloomed on the snow-co