. >> and now to idaho where republican governor brad little discusses infrastructure in his state of the state address in capitol building in boise. brad little has been serving as governor since 2019 and before that as lieutenant governor. >> please bee seated. >> the constitution of the great state of idaho requires me to atreport to you our legislaturen the condition of our stay. this is my sixth opportunity to address you and i'm struck how much it has changed in the six years. i'm not talking about how much grayer my area is. even speaker had more hair. [laughter] >> but for all the change i can confidently stand before you for the sixth straight year and say the state of the state is strong, stronger than ever before. [applause] what we are doing is working. over the past year i traveled 25,000 miles throughout the state of idaho. at times with your first lady theresa. theresa, thank you very much for your love and support. [applause] one of the best and most important part of my job is visiting with parents, veterans, seniors, teachers, law enforcement officers, business leade

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and i was ecstatic. >> reporter: there was little stubbs confirmed a gsr test had been performed on brad'sthe results? she asked the highway patrol for them. >> and they didn't send them to me. >> reporter: so she wrote to them again. >> i said, all right, i know they are there, i have photographs of it, i know there, there and send me the results. and they sent them. >> reporter: and the tests were conclusive. there was no gunshot residue on brad's black bathrobe, just like there wasn't any on his hands the night lisa died, mean brad almost certainly did not fire the gun that killed lisa. but why didn't lead investigator dan nash reveal that? well, he said he never received those results. plausible? >> not in a heartbeat. no, i was a prosecutor before this. my spouse is a police officer, dwight is a police officer. we know the care that goes into building a case. >> sure. >> that's not a case that you skip. dan nash had specifically asked for that test to be done. >> reporter: so now dwight was looking carefully at dan nash. he talked to a retired judge. >> and he made it very clear that

that's why they pulled zach brad's shirt down to give a little off the shoulder.gests next time jason mamoa should do the skit with his shirt off. yes, please. yes, please. >> t-mobile has an ad as well that's getting a lot of attention. let's play a little of that. was that the t-mobile ad? >> that was the t-mobile ad. >> let's play the uber eats ad. >> sir david and i are going to be in a little commercial. >> be honest. >> i am. >> be honest. >> okay. it's a big commercial. >> tell them what it's doing. >> david, i'm trying. >> okay. it's during the big baseball game. >> super big baseball game. >> or was it the hockey bowl? >> hockey. hockey bowl. >> i love it. >> that's obviously reference to the documentary. >> right. where he kept telling her to be honest about what she was talking about. be honest, victor, you wanted us to show that t-mobile ad again. >> i mean, if there's an opportunity. >> but uber eats is genius to do that because so many people were talking about it. that became a memeed moment and they -- for uber eats they have jennifer aniston and j

all right, brad meltzer, what's your conspiracy? serious? yeah. conspiracy series is it's a little different than i am ruth bader ginsburg. and i'll show you her. just so you can see her. this is. this is ruth bader ginsburg. this is the newest one, of course, but it's no less vital our conspiracy theories deals with real stories that took place that you don't know about. so the newest one is the nazi conspiracy. it's about a secret plot to kill fdr, stalin and churchill. at the height of world war two. a story i never knew about, never heard about. so it's the first moment where churchill, stalin, and fdr get together. fdr flies to tehran, iran, of all places, because to have this meeting, the first meeting ever of the big three and everyone's waving in tehran for the motorcade that's coming down the center of the city, they're all waving. they want to see the president of the united states presence in the car waving back. but none of them know is that is not the real president in the car. that's not fdr. it's a secret service decoy. the real fdr

all right, brad meltzer, what's your conspiracy? serious? yeah. conspiracy series is it's a little different than i am ruth bader ginsburg. and i'll show you her. just so you can see her. this is. this is ruth bader ginsburg. this is the newest one, of course, but it's no less vital our conspiracy theories deals with real stories that took place that you don't know about. so the newest one is the nazi conspiracy. it's about a secret plot to kill fdr, stalin and churchill. at the height of world war two. a story i never knew about, never heard about. so it's the first moment where churchill, stalin, and fdr get together. fdr flies to tehran, iran, of all places, because to have this meeting, the first meeting ever of the big three and everyone's waving in tehran for the motorcade that's coming down the center of the city, they're all waving. they want to see the president of the united states presence in the car waving back. but none of them know is that is not the real president in the car. that's not fdr. it's a secret service decoy. the real fdr

no one was buying, maybe brad gerstner. honestly, it just, to me, seemed a little overdone. on the flip side -- >> i want to hold that for a moment because it's also in mega cap. seaport research, the latest, the market is too narrow, the policy is too tight. citi, could amplify a downturn in the stock. that echoes the foundation is starting to show some cracks, that if these stocks have a pullback of a meaningful nature, the floor could be dicey. >> it's difficult, scott. i think we're trying to have our cake and eat it, too, if you will. continued equity gains and yet no one wants the leadership to shift away from these companies because then that would put pressure on the index at-large. what is encouraging is we are seeing some dispersion in terms of people weighing the potential opportunity and moving their dollars accordingly. if you look at the top 10 of performance was divergent. they traded together as one block and it made it very difficult for investors to either take a fundamental view. we want there to be a shift in the narrative, it is stronger than anticipated

talk a little bit about your u. s. and u. k. launched fresh air strikes on the hoody rebel group in yemen. 20 bein said, strikes if the capital son of us and u. k. have conduct the numerous strikes since the start of this year in response to booty attacks on ships passing through the red sea officials for me as well. and the, as the most militant group home us will travel to kata this week to try to finalize the troops contact egypt and the united states. i keep mediators in the process of jerusalem, corresponded tanya k. my has more on this week's efforts to end the fighting and gaza. yes, there are when you told me on friday in paris, over the heads of the massage, the domestic intelligence service, the interest in faith is really in toes and service and the c i a and also the negotiated for media to some katara and from egypt and on saturday nights the is really a security covering and met so according to is really a reports in the media. they decided now to continue those negotiations to send messages also to cut to those

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louise and brad fostered and adopted 15—year—old jack and his twin sister chloe when they were littledisabilities, epilepsy and challenging behaviour. they have been looking for a permanent foster placement since they were three months old. i think chloe had had six or seven placements and jack had had six. the council provides them with some support but jack's health needs have increased. two years ago he had his right hipjoint removed. 0nly muscle holds the leg in place and at times he is in a lot of pain. if we don't hold that, that willjust go everywhere. it takes two people to reposition him every three hours. at night one of them stays by his bed to help when he is in pain, the other gets up when he needs turning. you are a bit gorgeous, though, aren't you? their request for two nights of care a week was rejected by the nhs. i just feel tired all the time, exasperated, you feel like you're banging your head against the wall. we are both in our 605, we've got additional health complications as a result because we don't get enough sleep. more than a hundred families have been in t

louise and brad fostered and adopted 15—year—old jack and his twin sister chloe when they were littleng behaviour. they have been looking for a permanent foster placement since they were three months old. i think chloe had had six or seven placements and jack had had six. the council provides them with some support but jack's health needs have increased. two years ago he had his right hipjoint removed. only muscle holds the leg in place and at times he is in a lot of pain. if we don't hold that, that willjust go everywhere. it takes two people to reposition him every three hours. at night one of them stays by his bed to help when he is in pain, the other gets up when he needs turning. you are a bit gorgeous, though, aren't you? their request for two nights of care a week was rejected by the nhs. i just feel tired all the time, exasperated, you feel like you're banging your head against the wall. we are both in our 60s, we've got additional health complications as a result because we don't get enough sleep. more than a hundred families have been in touch with us and several things stan

brad: i know they wanted to talk to us for a little bit. someone sent me a text. they said, it came from the mail, nccongressman@gmail.com, but texted it to me. it said hey, i'm mark meadows, your voice mail is full. give me a call. didn't give me a phone number so i didn't call him. i didn't primarily because we were running elections. and when i was on city council, what we were -- what was beaten into our heads, whenever you're doing the investigation, if you have any question, city councilmembers do not get involved in that investigation. if you have any questions, you get to the city manager. and in effect we have 20, 25 plus certified investigators. we had a lot of investigations going on about these allegations. i didn't want to enter into conversation with a lot of people as we -- i didn't want them or me interfering with an investigation. let our investigators do their work. so i didn't have the number. so i didn't call. i got another one later. gave me the call for the white house switchboard. still didn't really know if it was them based on that email a

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since you are defeated bylaw four, brad you have i.d.'read. >> have you noticed he's a little confuse these days? >> a person close to trump actually says that he's rattled by biden's efforts to get under his skin finn >> kind of thought i was watching an snl skit there. given all the talk of biden's age, david, and critics calling his mental fitness into question, is this strategy brilliant, or is it risky? >> when it's risky. look, it's fun and it's cheeky, and it shows that biden's plane offense and is ramping up. all the other elements of his campaign are ramping up as well. this race has to be about ideology, and it contrast ideology. i think that's where joe biden has to make up ground. the poll that came out is a terrible, rotten, no good for joe biden. there is no good news other than it's february, and it's not october. he is upside down in the economy on this foreign policy on crime. even on democracy and protecting democracy, it's a push, it's a tie. the one area where you start to see ideology really emerge in his favor is on

brad gerson are, by the way, has tweeted out today.ld it because he thought the google alphabet had ceded too much ground and blew it as it relates to microsoft. he tweeted today the cultural mass of google, which is now a product and business mess isn't surprising. sundar pichai could be a world class human being, but he reappears 100% incapable of leading the zach eke elon reset that they desperately need. truth, do you want to react to that? >> let me play devils advocate a little bit here. we are not that far from all- time highs for google. google had the insight to acquire deepmind back in 2014, seen as the leading a.i. research outlet. they have been a.i. first since 2016. that's when you really see that phrase. they really pioneer the space. there's one piece of this that is a little bit wonky. the entire open source versus closed source debate. certainly the chatgpt, the geminis, the things of the world that is closer. i speak to people here on a regular basis that open source models are going to be the dominant models of the

to buy a loaf of bread. >> have you noticed he is a little confused these days. >> a person close toforts to get under his skin. le pen >> well, donald trump is busy raising money to pay has lawyers, the new york times reports the main democratic super pac supporting president biden's reelection bid future forward is beginning this week to reserve 200 and $50 million in advertising across the most important battleground states, a blitz that it says is the largest single purchase of political advertising by a super pac in the nation's history. joining our discussion now is simon rosenberg, democratic strategist and author of the chronicles on substack. simon, your back by popular, demand it is not just, me it is the audience. everybody they desperately wanted to hear from you. there is the presidential campaign going on, we are relying on you to cover for us, i just want to play what the fed chair has said. he is telling a truth that does not seem to have penetrated the american consciousness widely enough. let's listen to this. >> this is a good situation. let's be honest. this is a

notice, but there was an actor who put it on himself, do you remember this story 2 years ago, when braduits, but i think that if you put them side by side, it will be just heaven. natasha, how would you dress a business lady today if... a remake was being filmed? an office romance, probably in a hoodie, in jeans in a hoodie, hoodie, this is a lady business remotely, remotely and after remotely, it seems to me that people now already allow themselves not to comply with the dress code, well, we won’t come up with this plot now, but to me it seems great to show the person in...

notice, but there was an actor who put it on himself, do you remember this story 2 years ago, when bradsuits, but i think that if you put them side by side, it will be just heaven and earth. natasha, how would you dress business ladies today? if they were filming a remake of an office romance, probably in hoodie, jeans in hoodie, hoodie, well, this is a businesswoman working remotely, remotely and after remotely, it seems to me that people now already allow themselves not to comply with the dress code, well, we don’t now let's come up with this plot, but it seems to me it’s great to first show a person in something like that - shapeless, huge, we were once talking about... movie images in the studio and they told me a story that it turns out that we have female actresses who are forbidden to bring things from the mass market, then yes, it must be expensive brands, have you encountered this in your work, no, i think it’s more the work of stylists, not costume designers, because in the movies, well, you can’t dress everyone in couture clothes, because let’s start since the heroines differ

. >> to buy a loaf of, brad you have i. d. >> have you noticed he is a little confused these days. >> a person close to trump actually says he is rattled by biden's efforts to get under his skin. >> well, donald trump is busy raising money to pay has lawyers, the new york times reports the main democratic super pac supporting president biden's reelection bid future forward is beginning this week to reserve 200 and $50 million in advertising across the most important battleground states, a blitz that it says is the largest single purchase of political advertising by a super pac in the nation's history. joining our discussion now is simon rosenberg, democratic strategist and author of the chronicles on substack. simon, your back by popular, demand it is not just, me it is the audience. everybody they desperately wanted to hear from you. there is the presidential campaign going on, we are relying on you to cover for us, i just want to play what the fed chair has said. he is telling a truth that does not seem to have penetrated th

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well, now it becomes clear why brad pitt's children call him... stinky dad.igns and the tallest skyscrapers. just a few decades ago there was a small fishing settlement on this site, and today megapolis is the source of dubai's rebirth - water. but where did she get it from? in the middle of a hot desert. in the united arab emirates , it is difficult to find at least one object that has the coveted carbon neutrality; even these grass flowers on lawns are applied to the planet, because they are watered with desalinated sea water, which is produced in factories. the world's largest seawater desalination plant is located on the shores of the persian gulf next to the famous artificial islands, kilometers of pumps and filters provide dubai with fresh water. this is energy, electricity or heat. you now see how energy flows. water in dubai has a large carbon footprint. this is sami sousisi, ecologist, professor of oceanology at the university of lille. we go with him to the business district of dubai. these skyscrapers are deciding how to provide water to the 3 mill

i want to come back a little bit to what john was saying about russia and what's going on in russia,of medium term future and we've just launched a new round of sanctions against russia related to navalny's death. the press has been full of reporting that the sanctions have put russia under any pressure shall the russian economy is doing really well. i'm curious to get a sense from any or all of you as to what pressure there is on putin, if the economy is doing okay, the sanctions aren't working, he's got control of dissidents and people who wanted to have a different policy. if he's under no pressure, how does that change this equation? just seems to me that i think he's not coming under any kind of pressure. >> bob, thank you. john, do you want to start that, start the response to that and others. >> yeah, it's a very good question. i think maybe make a couple of points. first of all, i have never thought that putin would be necessarily pressured to give up his views and while i agree with john at some point, the idea of empire-- they're going to have to tailor this back because ru

and now twice i have not been able to meet slash interview, usher and my little heart is broken. >> you a good friend though. >> the story is that's a friend that that is a friend because seriously, because when something happens, who are you going to call brad, not usher. so am i right? >> i mean, unless i got his number after the interview and then we became best friends, she could be at the super bowl halftime. >> now she makes points. >> i did i did meet him briefly. i will say i had i had like a pass by at michael had a party for the kickoff of his suits and my husband and i were talking to michael and then my husband is facing this way, and he's trying to rush me along, talking to michael. i'm like, stop, this is our time with michael. and sure enough, the next person waiting was usher. and when we were like, hi, sorry, sorry, no, no, michael usher's here. >> that goes back out. that counts. >> okay. you know usher now. >> all right. okay. >> we will see you and also usher. but on tape at 7:00 and we'll be right back. >> we'll see you. two very different visions for california. st