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colleen clark is here, everybody. >> thank you, seth >> seth: thank you for being with us, colleen [se our first guest tonight is a tony and emmy-winning actor who spent eight years hosting "the late late show with james corden." his new interview show, "this life of mine" premieres february 1st on sirius xm stars channel 109, and the sirius xm app. please welcome back to the show our good friend james corden, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: welcome back. >> hi. how are you? >> seth: welcome back to the states welcome back to a talk show studio >> i know. >> seth: you got out of the life >> i did >> seth: you got out of the life >> i did >> seth: i feel like - >> and you can too [ laughter ] >> seth: i do -- >> that's all i'm doing. i went to see jimmy last night i'm going to go see stephen in a minute and i'm going to say, "listen, i know they make you feel like you've got to do this -- [ laughter ] >> seth: i've got to do it >> you don't >> seth: i've got to do it, and i've got to do it tomorrow, and then i've got to do it the next day. >> oh, th

colleen clark is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause thank you so much for being here, colleen.like "waves" and "black panther." he just received his first academy award nomination for his role as cliff in "american fiction," which is in theaters now. please welcome back to the show our friend sterling k. brown, everybody. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i mean. [ cheers and applause i mean -- sterling >> what's up, buddy? >> seth: i've grown accustomed to having you come on and introducing you as an emmy award-winning actor. >> sure. >> seth: but academy award-nominated, it has a nice ring to it. >> it's not terrible >> seth: it's not -- it's pretty good >> i dig it. it's pretty cool >> seth: it's pretty good. we were talking backstage. >> yeah. >> seth: it's very exciting, when you get nominated for one of these awards, there's a ton of events. >> yeah. >> seth: not just the press tour but also, you get to hang out with the other nominees, and it's a pretty good bunch >> this is very true i got a chance to hang out -- she wasn't nominated this year for an academy award, but

colleen cudd 100,000, and the estate $50,000 to administer the girls trust funds until they turn 18.her intent was. >> in our case, all we had to prove was that tiffany lee increased the risk of harm to keith green by her conduct, the plaintiff's attorney told me tiffany lee and keith green were involved in a nasty custody battle, and that she described green as a gold digger to her new boyfriend and their trainer and bodyguard. and in her words, he was a terrible father. and olivier, adela and kaveh bayat interpreted her disparaging comments as as a direction to go and get rid of keith green, mcgilligan's partner, says tiffany lee may have settled to avoid testifying she didn't take the stand in the criminal trial, but at a civil case, she certainly would have had to testify, so she would have been subject to not only direct examination but cross-examination as well. >> but attorneys who worked on tiffany lee's criminal defense and advised on the civil case tell me there was no need for a trial. >> the money that was given to the kids was going to go to the kids anyway. this didn't

. >> please welcome the first vice chair of the south carolina democratic party, colleen. [applause] >> welcome, south carolinians. crystal and i have slightly different heights. diversity and all things. i have to add one thing to what crystal said. don't forget, on top of everything else nikki haley did, she also defied a federal judge in granting marriage equality or the fourth circuit court of appeals. i had to sue her to get married. there are so many things, we can talk about all of the problems with nikki haley. do not let your friends go vote in that primary, please. we will hear from the congressman of minnesota's third congressional district. dean phillips is a father, businessman, congressman and democratic candidate for president. for those of you who are a little older, you might remember dear abby. dear abby is his grandma. ann landers is his on. -- aunt. he was first elected in 2018. representative phillips has been one of the most bipartisan members of congress and a fighter to restore america's faith in our government. please welcome representative dean ph

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brown, melissa rauch, everybody i want to thank colleen clark, the 8g band. thanks for watching. we love you, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, another one coming. our satellite radar shows the latest atmospheric river gaining momentum and heading for the bay area. >> another round of heavy rain. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> wednesday, that's going to be the storm day for us when it hits us with a lot of rain in a short amount of time. storm ranger, our doppler radar, it is dry, but we are seeing the atmospheric river just offshore, and that will join up with our storm system out here in the pacific. early look at the timeline p9:00 p.m. tomorrow night, a few spotty showers in the north may be the brunt of the storm is offshore. by 11:00 wednesday, that hits into the north they get asked this rainfall, this atmospheric river gets here wednesday, we are looking at creeks, streams, and rivers rising fast. we are also expecting the chance of some street flooding, especially where the drainage is poor. wind gusts out of the sou

let us just congratulate colleen. and we are hopeful that there will be senate confirmation soon. she has contributed a significant amount to our success over the past three- plus years. she is not going very far. as you all know, we have a close tie and relationship with the national archives. particularly, our wonderful friends at the archives, which we all enjoy. dr. matthew castello is our senior historian. matt has been very involved and you will be hearing from him later today as part of this program. and my colleague, grace mccaffrey, has been in charge of every logistical element of pulling this together and making it happen. makes me very happy when i do not have to worry about any of those things. so, grace has done a wonderful job with that. thank you, grace. we have a very special moment. we have a video greeting from the chair of the board of directors of the white house hysterical -- it really is the white house hysterical association sometimes. it is the white house historical association chairman. >> my name is john rogers and i serve as the chairman of the board o

but i, you know, i find the next today, colleen, 15 civilian, this is, how can you brag about that? well then you, it seems to me that no matter how much of a brute you out of the how much of a scoundrel you want to guess, that even if you're a bunch of the expression. but in any case, and you guys will be ashamed that you kill civilians right into who all the same kind of be going to be. i don't know, they're supposed to be. the floria comes from the world war. the plus the worry a fights with a warrior for worry a fights with the civilian, then he's nothing more a yearly way in the sort of mission one. yeah, i'm not sure, mr. rayshawn, we begin today with the gold star and the heroes of questions that are racial now, and we will probably didn't with the same tommy, again, i would like to ask you what you have in your hearts. probably like this. yeah, maybe there is a desire to dedicate this or to someone in your past present volume. maybe the future. yeah, sure. because the star of the here over is not only yours is here tonight, if our country is talking about that's what i thoug

>> seth: i wanna thank my guests james corden, devery jacobs, nico carney, everybody i wanna thank colleenlark and the 8g band. thanks for watching. we love you, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, are you ready for it? you can see the storm swirling on our satellite radar. another atmospheric river is headed our way tonight. depending where you live, you might've seen light rain this evening. it's calm right now, but that will change dramatically. the main event, promising to pack a dangerous punch, and the governor announcing the state operations center in advance of those storms. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. what is the update? >> the zone everybody should be concerned about, happening tomorrow afternoon and evening, but we're seeing a key moment with this storm system right now . in order for the heavy rain to materialize, and what we're watching undergo right now is the storm front itself is now joining in with the atmospheric river. we need those two things to meet up to get in on some of these higher totals. let's take it to the doppl

colleen brogan, who is the senior vice president and director of the david m rubenstein national center for white house history. and we're very excited. colleen has been nominated by president biden to be the next archivist of the united states who actually came. and. we are hopeful that there will be senate confirmation soon and we will hate to miss her. she has contributed a significant amount to our success the past three plus years here, and she's not going very far. as you all know, we have a a close in relationship with the national archives, particularly our wonderful friends at the presidential libraries, which we all enjoy. dr. matthew costello is our senior historian, is in the back here and matt has been very involved and we will be hearing from him later today as part of this program. and my colleague grace mccaffrey has been in of every logistical element of pulling this together and making it happen. and makes me really happy when i don't have to worry about any of those things. so, grace has done a wonderful job with that. so thank you. well, now we have a very special mo

. >> reporter: but colleen fredericks credits someone else for the comeback win. she decided to put her baby down for a nap at halftime. >> when i came back, they were doing well. so the baby used some magic and it really felt like that put us over the edge and got us to the super bowl. >> reporter: you've got to feel sorry for lions fans beaten by a baby. >> we've been waiting forever and never seen a lions do a championship, but this was our first moment thinking yeah, we're going to do this. so yeah, more than a little disappointing. >> reporter: but there's always next year. the 49ers feel this is their year. so it's on to las vegas to meet their old friend, patrick mahomes, and this time can you put the baby to bed a little sooner? >> that is great. i love all the comments the day after. our newsroom's buzzing with so many fun things. >> what's today? victory monday. >> victory monday. sports director vern glenn here now. we were at this very spot watching from the newsroom waiting to determine what our show was going to be like, a happy outcome or what and,

and we're very excited that colleen has been nominated by president biden to be the next archivist of the united states. [ applause ] >> we are hopeful there will be senate confirmation soon and we will hate to miss her. she has contributed a significant amount to our success over the past three plus years here and she's not going very far. and as you all know, we have a close tie and relationship with the national archives, particularly our wonderful friends at the presidential libraries, which we all enjoy. dr. matthew castillo is our senior historian. he has been involved and we will be hearingfrom him later today as part of this program. and my colleague, grace mccaffrey has been in charge of every logistical element of pulling this together and making it happen and it makes me really happy when i don't have to worry about any of those things. so, grace has done a wonderful job with that. so, thank you, grace. well, now we have a very special moment. we have a video greeting from the chairman of the board of directors of the white house historical association. it is the white hous

well, why don't we just keep this, colleen? look what we've done just by providing help to those who need it. and you know, and then of course, you know, because he's a more of a, a mater advisors had this, you know, he, the doesn't kept a lot of that a going, but i think i think that young people get it. they are the ones behind the new union movement in this country. you know, you've got what, over 30400 starbucks had been organized the body in the union. and of course they're fighting that and as they always do. but this is all young people doing this and, and it is young people who are standing up uh for that. how sitting people you stand up for it. you know, they're, they're focusing a lot on the few. the few kind of crazy people that are bigots, you know, a thing like this is real, you know what they've been doing, playing into the hands of bigots. and that's kind of white supremacist support. but that is not this country now. and, and the right wing will not run the show here. again, i really believe in that. i don't bel

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i'll leave that debate to my west african colleen's michael from gun up document from nigeria and 5 to from the gun via. but before we hear, there were a words, we take a look at the jail last cooking battle, they'll be talking about the fact that you think you can beat signs. you re enter all the he's already prompted. i am going to show you how we make must the p, which is known as beverage of or check the fish below. this is playing the sing for this patient ne, above one to how that can affect good taste. good. then this is a seal best. thank you very much list for that well, introduction. now a little stats on my extreme left and 5 to you tell us your name and what country you are present. i didn't respond to any combination and i am from the down the i yes. my name is mary salazar and i'm an as you in. okay. and um my to hear a i'm from diana and i have been in the business for a very long time. what for you is control of for us i want your love has a special ingredient, of course. and the reason i'm saying that that is the bad that i've been measure. and so the fact that i left

well, why don't we just keep this, colleen look what we've done just by providing help to those who need it. and you know, and then of course, you know, because he's a more of a, a mater advisors had this, you know, the doesn't kept a lot of that a going, but i think i think the young people get it. they are the ones behind the new union movement in this country. you know, you've got what, over 30400 starbucks, have been organized, body in the union. and of course they're fighting that and as they always do. but this is all young people doing this and, and it is young people who are standing up uh for that. how sitting people, the, we stand up for it, you know, they're, they're focusing a lot on the few. the few kind of crazy people that are bigots, you know, a thing like this is real, you know what they've been doing, playing into the hands of bigots. and that's kind of white supremacist support. but that is not this country now. and, and the right wing will not run the show here. again, i really believe in that. i don't believe trucks can they get elected back into the white house? the

i'll leave that debates to my west african colleen's michael from gun up estimate from nigeria and fi to from the gambia. but before we hear the war of words, we take a look at the jail of cooking battle. they'll be talking about the fact that you think you can beat signs, you re enter all the is already prompted. i am going to show you how we make muster, which is known as beverages or to the fish below. this is playing the simple bass. my attention ne, abbas, when the how that can affect splits of taste activity to school, then they feel based if they feel best. thank you very much less for that well, introduction. now, little stats on my extreme left and 5 to you tell us your name and what country you are present. i didn't respond to any from a know she and i am from the down. the i, yes, my name is that myself and i'm going to you in. okay. and um my to hear a i'm from diana and i have been in the low business for a very long time. what for you is control of for us i want your love has a special ingredient. of course inter ethan. i've seen the dynamics but bad that i've seen major

. >> my name is colleen, i plan to go into forestry. >> i go to genesee high school, i plan to use my launch money to pursue a computer science degree. i'm dallas, i plan to use my idaho launch grant to study medical assisting. >> i plan to attend the dental assistance school. >> my name is mattaio, i plan to use launch funding to study dental hygienics. >> i'm planning to use my launch grant for my journeyman license in electrical work. >> i'm so darn proud of all these kids for taking the initiative to apply for launch. it's a real game changer for so many young idahoans. so how is it idaho is able to provide record tax relief while making so many meaningful investments in our future? simple. it's how we manage our budget. we often talk about kitchen table economics. what does that mean? we live within our means, just like any idaho family must. we maintain a structurally balanced budget. there aren't cost nowrs budget that we can't sustain and we pass budgets on time, not at the 11th hour like congress, creating certainty, not instability. we have ample money in reserve os so we ca

. picking up the best drama and 4 other awards that included christopher nolan as best director and colleen mercy as best drama actor for the title role in other categories. we've lilly gladstone becoming the 1st intention is golden glow winner for her role in the killers of the flower moon. and emma stone was named best actress and a comedy for her performance in poor things. most of the golden gloves kick off hollywood awards season, culminating with the oscars in march. the look across the entertainment journalist occasionally matthew, she got an up close. look at all the glitz and glamour, even attending the golden globes and after parties in la, you truly have the best job ever. can you tell me what the highlight was for you? yes, you know, it was my 2nd time in a year. uh, going and being around all the best cities, there was a lot going on. so many celebrities walk in the red carpet. i bought the hose, did it. okay job. i'm going to be honest with you, comedian, joy coy. i didn't know nothing about him before hand. i'm kind of just learning and catching up, but i thought i did a ok j

well, why don't we just keep this, colleen? look what we've done. just by providing help to those who need it and you know, and then of course, you know, because he's a more of a, a mater advisors had this, you know, he, the doesn't kept a lot of that a going, but i think i think that young people get it, they are the ones behind the new union movement in this country. you know, you've got what, over 30400 starbucks had been organized and voted in the union. and of course they're fighting that and as they always do. but this is all young people doing this, and it is young people who are standing up uh for the palestinian people. the we stand up for, you know, they're, they're focusing a lot on the few. the few kind of crazy people that are bigots, you know, a thing like this is real, you know what they've been doing, playing into the hands of bigots. and that's kind of white supremacist support. but that is not this country now. and, and the right wing will not run the show here. again, i really believe in that. i don't believe trucks can they get e

balance for the work week for me, whatever you wanna call it, i wanna think gabrielle danielle and colleen for joining us today. thank you so much, girls for being part of this conversation. now there is another side to this, the story jen z is also driving a major cultural shift with regards to his relationship with labor unions. take a look at this, jen z is more pro union and pro strike than any generation before them. that is an opportunity to not just for bridging, divides within generation left, but generational divides to and to discuss that. and more we're joined out by jo thompson. well that a successful campaign to establish california is 1st unionized, starbucks locations in santa cruz. they are joining us from california and who's saying korea me a labor touring list and member of the policy for socialism and liberation. also, leading campaigns in the higher education sector has joining us from boston. thank you both very much for joining this. second part of the conversation, joe, can i start with you want me to become involved in labor unions as well? so when i was 16, i was

you know, i fight them the next today. colleen, 15 civilians are we talking? you brag about that? then you, it seems to me that no matter how much of a brute you don't have to, how much of a scoundrel you're even if you're on a bus this on the expression. but in any case, you will be a shame that you killed civilians bragging to who was the same kind of people i guess. i didn't know there. so to floria comes from the word was the plus the worry a fights with a warrior for worry a fights with the civilian, then he's not to worry where you have any sort of mission one. yeah, i'm not sure mister richards. we begin today with the gold star of the hero, the russian federation, and we will probably end with the same topic. again, i would like to ask you, what do you have in your hearts, but probably like this. maybe there is a desire to dedicate this story to someone in your past presidency or maybe the future. yes. because the star of the hero is not on yours. that is the heritage. this is our country. layers is can you talk about that? that's correct. no. you can choose that much was

balance for the work week for me, whatever you wanna call it, i wanna think gabrielle danielle and colleen for joining us today. thank you so much calls for being part of this conversation. now there is another side to this story, jen z is also driving a major cultural shift with regards to his relationship with labor unions. take a look at this genji is more pro union and pro strike than any generation before them. that is an opportunity to not just for bridging, divides within generation left, but generational divides to and to discuss that. and more we're joined out by jo thompson. well, that a successful campaign to establish california is 1st unionized, starbucks locations in santa cruz. they are joining us from california and who's saying korea me a labor touring list and member of the policy for socialism and liberation. also, leading campaigns in the higher education sector has joining us from boston. thank you both very much for joining this. second part of the conversation, joe, can i start with you want me to become involved in labor unions? well, so when i was 16, i was actuall

most were fiction, including colleen hoover, who had 3 million books sellers, fellow adult fiction author rebecca jarosz had two. prince harry spare was the top selling biography with 1.2 million princopies sold. and here's a recent story about the business of audiobook. the associated press reports that amazon is laying off about 5% of its workforce from its audio book and podcast service. audible. ■■y amazon in 2008 for $300 million, and it says that audible is dominant in the aud more customers through exclusive content and high profile deals. and audible recenan one such high profile project they will be doing an audiobook remake of george orwell's 1984 featuring a celebrity cast. oscar nominated actor andrew garfield will voice to protect innis winston smith alongside grammy, emmy and tony award winning actor cynthia erivo, who will voice the character of julia. actor tom hardy of inception fame will ■7voice big brother ad irish actor andrew scott plays o'brien. audible said its new versionas e orwell estate and will be released in april. exactly 40 years after the date of winston's

most were fiction, including colleen hoover, who had 3 million books sellers, fellow adult fiction author rebecca jarosz had two. prince harry spare was the top selling biography with 1.2 million princo pies sold. and here's a recent story about the business of audiobook. the associated press reports that amazon is laying off about 5% of its workforce from its audio book and podcast service. audible. audible. bell was purchased by amazon in 2008 for $300 million, and it says that audible is dominant in the mt nd high profile deals. and audible recently announced one such high profile project they will be doing an audiobook remake of george orwell's 1984 featuring a celebrity cast. oscar nominated actor andrew garfield will voice to protect innis winston smith alongside grammy, emmy and tony award winning actor cynthia erivo, who will voice the character of julia. actor tom hardy big brother and irish actor andrew scott plays o'brien. audible said its new version of 1984 has been endorsed by the orwell estate and will be released in april. exactly 40 years after the date of winston's firs

balance for the work week for me, whatever you wanna call it, i wanna think gabrielle danielle and colleen for joining us today. thank you so much, girls for being part of this conversation. now there is another side to this, a story, jen z is also driving a major cultural shift with regards to his relationship with labor unions. take a look at this, jen z is more pro union and pro strike than any generation before them. that is an opportunity to not just for bridging, divides within generation left, but generational divides to and to discuss that. and more we're joined out by jo thompson. well that a successful campaign to establish california is 1st unionized, starbucks locations in santa cruz. they are joining us from california and who's saying korea me a labor touring list and member of the policy for socialism and liberation. also, leading campaigns in the higher education sector has joining us from boston. thank you both very much for joining this. second part of the conversation, joe, can i start with you want me to become involved in labor unions? well, so when i was 16, i was act

balance for the work week for me, whatever you wanna call it, i wanna think gabrielle danielle and colleen for joining us today. thank you so much, girls for being part of this conversation. now there is another side to this story, jen z is also driving a major cultural shift with regards to his relationship with labor unions. take a look at this genji is more pro union and pro strike than any generation before them. that is an opportunity issue, not just for bridging devise, within generation left, but generational divides to and to discuss that. and more we're joined out by jo thompson. well, that a successful campaign to establish california is 1st unionized, starbucks locations in santa cruz. they are joining us from california and who's saying creamy, a labor touring list, and member of the policy for socialism and liberation, also leading campaigns in the higher education sector. he's joining us from boston . thank you both very much for joining this. second part of the conversation, joe, can i start with you want me to become involved in labor unions as well? so when i was 16, i was

i want to thank gabrielle danielle and colleen for joining us today. thank you so much, girls for being part of this conversation. now there is another side to this story, jen z is also driving a major cultural shift with regards to his relationship with labor unions. take a look at this, jen z is more pro union and pro strike than any generation before them. that is an opportunity to not just for bridging, divides within generation left, but generational divides to and to discuss that. and more we're joined out by jo thompson. well that a successful campaign to establish california is 1st unionized, starbucks locations in santa cruz. they are joining us from california and who's saying korea me a labor touring list and member of the policy for socialism and liberation. also, leading campaigns in the higher education sector has joining us from boston. thank you both very much for joining this. second part of the conversation, joe, can i start with you want me to become involved in labor unions? well, so when i was 16, i was actually working 2 jobs in h

most were fiction, including colleen hoover, who had 3 million books sellers, fellow adult fiction author rebecca jarosz had two. prince harry spare was the top selling biography with 1.2 million print copies sold. and here's a recent story about the business of audiobook. the associated press reports that amazon is laying off about 5% of its workforce from its audio book and podcast service. audible. audible. bell was purchased by amazon in 2008 for $300 million, and it says that audible is dominant in the audiobook market and has sought to pull in more customers through exclusive content and high profile deals. and audible recently announced one such high profile project they will be doing an audiobook remake of george orwell's 1984 featuring a celebrity cast. oscar nominated actor andrew garfield will voice to protect innis winston smith alongside grammy, emmy and tony award winning actor cynthia erivo, who will voice the character of julia. actor tom hardy of inception fame will voice big brother and irish actor andrew scott plays o'brien. audible said its new version of 1984 has been

. >> reporter: mary and colleen don't always agree on politics but they found common ground in haley. >> isn't that what democracy is? >> reporter: she says trump's criticism against haley could backfire in new hampshire which she believes may be one of the last places to slow his rush to the nomination. >> i don't think she is trying to infiltrate. of course she is trying to get votes but that's what she is supposed to be doing. and, we have a ton of independents in this state. >> reporter: and for the next four days before the new hampshire primary on tuesday, haley is aggressively targeting those undeclared voters as well as some republicans eager to turn a page from donald trump. this could determine not only the fate of haley's candidacy, but how long the primary goes on. cnn, manchester, new hampshire. >>> and, we have a profession forof government at the university of essex joining us now from england. thanks so much for being here with us. i want to go back to nikki haley's town hall. broadly. what stood out to you? >> well again, she emphasized that the u.s. is not a racist c

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. >> reporter: mary and her friend colleen don't always agree on politics, but they found common ground in haley. >> isn't that what democracy is. >> reporter: she said trump's criticism on haley could backfire in new hampshire which she believes may be one of the last places to slow his rush to the nomination. >> i don't think she's trying to infiltrate. of course she's trying to get votes, but that's what she's supposed to be doing, and we have a ton of independents in this thing. >> reporter: and the conversation between those two friends who went to a haley rally was so interesting. one thought haley was a little too conservative, the other thought she was perhaps a little too moderate. but they did again find common ground in her candidacy. they believe she is a better choice for the republican party and indeed the country. but building this coalition of independents and yes some republicans is key for haley's success here. and it could well determine how long this republican presidential race goes on. >> all right, jeff zeleny in new hampshire. so harry epten is here with me. harr

. >> reporter: mary and her friend colleen don't always agree on politics, but they found common groundhaley. >> isn't that what democracy is. >> reporter: she said trump's criticism against haley could backfire in new hampshire which she believes may be one of the last places to slow his rush to the nomination. >> i don't think she's trying to infiltrate. of course she's trying to get votes, but that's what she's supposed to be doing and we have a ton of independents in this state. >> reporter: for the next four days before the new hampshire primary on tuesday haley is aggressively targeting those undeclared voters as well as some republicans eager to turn a page from donald trump. of course, the former president also returning here to new hampshire. the outcome of the primary on tuesday could well determine not only the fate of haley's candidacy but how long this primary goes on. jeff zeleny, cnn, manchester, new hampshire. >>> lawmakers in washington have avoided a partial government shutdown by pass ago short term funding extension. both the u.s. house and senate overwhelmingly impr

colleen, "how about retiring now so we don't have to listen to you that nothing trump?martha maccallum, but if you are on i change this channel. i cannot stand the sound of your voice." what's wrong with my voice? "don't ever mention a dell on your show. mention people who respect america and appreciate what it does for them." ["sky fall" playing] ♪ ♪ are you serious? listen to the voice. no matter what you might think of the delaware politics, she is a goddess and that is the voice of an angel. it makes a lot of people uncomfortable that i got old enough to be her father can say that she is an angel. anyway, leave her alone. a lot of you are saying that maybe, it's just the way i go about the show. this one from chris. "you do a fantastic job both on your 4:00 show and fox business shows. i would respectfully suggest that your resolution should be to stop or dramatically reduce interrupting your guests. no one on fox cuts off someone's answers as incessantly as you, with all due respect, happy new year." happy new year to you. "the best resolution for you, mr. cavuto,

judge colleen mcmahon criticized the fbi sting operation saying the men "would not have, and could not have, devised" the crime they were accused of. visit democracynow.org to see all of our coverage of the newburgh 4. president biden on friday canceled nearly $5 billion in student loan debt for 74,000 people. it's the latest effort by the administration to provide much needed relief to borrowers after the supreme court last year threw out biden's plan to erase over $400 billion in debt for millions of people. the latest move will benefit teachers, nurses, firefighters and other public service workers, among others. and in park city, utah, filmmakers and community members have organized vigils and protests to coincide with the sundance film festival, which is celebrating its 40th edition this year. an international coalition of filmmakers organized under the banner film workers for palestine is calling for a gaza ceasefire, an end to israel's occupation of palestine, and an end to u.s. military support for israel. over 700 film workers have signed onto the group's mission, including th

. >> reporter: tonight, embattled harvard presidents, colleen gay, stepping down, abruptly ending herre as the institutions first black president. the shortest time of anyone in that position. in a letter to the harvard community, gay writing that it is becoming clear that it is in the best interest of harvard for me to resign. and that it has been distressing and downcast on all my commitments to confront hate. and upholding scholarly regard. two fundamental values of who i am, and frightening to be subjected to personal tax, and threats fueled by racial animus. >> antisemitic that crosses interracial conduct, that goes into bullying. >> reporter: they said this response at last month's congressional hearing. when republican, elise stefanik, pressure about antisemitism on college campuses. >> it is calling for the genocide of jews call into the bullying and harassment? yes or no. >> it depends on the conduct. >> it does not depend on the contract, the answer is yes. >> in, weeks following plagiarism following her academic work. -- today the board accepting her brexit nation, thing th