dole. but when bob dole came out of the military, he came out a genuine american hero. that's. and that tells me a lot about the character and the courage and the commitment of the man who will be the next president of the united states, who led the fight to balance the first budget in a generation, who fought the clinton tax increase? who's restored welfare reform to the states? the next president. ladies and gentlemen, senator bob dole and his wife, elizabeth dole. i. had. thank you. thank very much. i oh, i'm very honored to be at the pancreatic that i'm in. i want to thank. all right i know. i'm so. thank you. oh, oh, thank you. but let me first thank brad and nancy. well, it's always great to be in new hampshire any time. and it's going to be a lot better when we win on tuesday. that's going to be the best lesson. of our country has reached a defining moment. as i've said many times. and a new america is within our reach. and it's going to happen here. it's going start here. it's going

dole. but when bob dole came out of the military, he came out a genuine american hero. that's. and that tells me a lot about the character and the courage and the commitment of the man o will be the next president of the united states, who led the fight to balance the first budget in a generation, who fought the clinton tax increase? who's restored welfare reform to the states? the next president. ladies and gentlemen, senator bob dole and his wife, elizabeth dole. i. had. thank you.thank very much. i oh, i'm very honored to be at the pancreatic that i'm in. i want to thank. all right i know. i'm so. thank you. oh, oh thank you. but let me first thank brad and nancy. well, it's always great to be i lot better when we win on tuesday. that's going to be the best lesson. of our country has reached a defining moment. as i've said many times. and a new america is within our reach. and it's going to happen here. it's going start here. it's going to hapn on everybody in this audience. i know there

dole. but when bob dole came out of the military, cgenuine america. that's. and that tells me a lot about the character and the courage and the commitment of the man who will be the next president of the united states, who led the fight to balance the first budget in a generation, who fought the clinton■ increase? who's restored welfare reform to the states? the next president. ladies and gentlemen, senator bob dole and his wife, elizabeth dole. i. had. thank you. thank very much. i oh, i'm very honored to be at the pancreatic that i'm in. i want to thank. all■u right i know. i'm so. thank you. oh, oh, thank you. but let me first thank brad and great to be in new hampshire any time. and it's going to be a lot better when we win on tuesday. that's going to be the best lesson. of our country has reached a defining as i've said many times. and a new america is within our reach. and it's going to happen here. it's going start here. it's going to happen on tuesday. and i want to thank everybody

bob dole! bob dole! >> thank you very much. >> bob dole! bob dole! >> thank you.d and every neighbor because they'll vote for me, if they're not for me don't take them, but if they're for me, take them as well. [applause] >> for somebody else, call a cab. [laughter] >> would you stand with me to elect a conservative republican president to work with a conservative republican congress in changing the pace of america? the answer is yes. and that's really what it's all about: it's not about bob dole, it's not about bill clinton, it's not about republicans or democrats, it's about fundamental change in america. it's about changing the direction of this country. it's about our hopes and our fears and our future. i want to grasp the hopes and aspirations and other candidates grasp the fears of american people. and there is fear and uncertainty, people don't want to lose their job and they want to be more aggressive on trade and we will be more aggressive in a dole administration and we'll use what congress gives us and that will save jobs and create more jobs and opport

bob dole. similar with the date of the caucus. hillary for iowa precinct leader.nother precinct captain with john edwards 2008. this last one is from the democratic presidential debate in des moines, january 1980. >> next we are onto the granite state were nikki haley met with voters including a stop in londonderry. nikki: someone asked me when i announced when i was running, i set my parents came here 50 years ago to an america that was strong and proud and full of opportunities. i want them to know that country again. i'm doing this for my husband michael, and his military brothers and sisters. they need to know their sacrifice matters and that we love our country. i'm doing this for my daughter, who got married, and i saw how hard it was for her and her husband to buy a home. the average home buyer in america now is 39 years old. i'm doing this for my son, a senior in college, and i am tired of watching him write papers of things he does not believe in just to get an a. that is not america. 81% of americans have said they do not think their kids will live as go

that hasn't happened since bob dole. terry brandstad endorsed dole. ron desantis are playing by the rules that have rewarded candidates in the past. the trump factor, another factor this time around like it was eight years ago. now, we've seen him as president, impeached and all of the criminal charges. he's just looming over this really questioning the traditions of iowa caucus campaigning in the past and whether that test holds up today. >> over and over donald trump has been seen far out of the traditions of what people expect. and yet, what is it about the voters that support him as well as the other caucus goers for the candidates? what is the special sauce in iowa? >> eight years ago, they were questioning him because there was outsized role that christians played in the state. and ted cruz won the caucuses eight years ago. and this time around, trump has that support baked in. he's been president. people live in the echo chambers. they don't believe the results of the last election. there's a lot of questions about what that will do on caucus n

bob dole. similar with the date of the caucus. hillary for iowa precinct leader.ther precinct captain with john edwards 2008. this last one is from the democratic presidential debate in des moines, january 1980. >> next we are onto the granite state were nikki haley met with voters including a stop in londonderry. nikki: someone asked me when i announced when i was running, i set my parents came here 50 years ago to an america that was strong and proud and full of opportunities. i want them to know that country again. i'm doing this for my husband michael, and his military brothers and sisters. they need to know their sacrifice matters and that we love our country. i'm doing this for my daughter, who got married, and i saw how hard it was for her and her husband to buy a home. the average home buyer in america now is 39 years old. i'm doing this for my son, a senior in college, and i am tired of watching him write papers of things he does not believe in just to get an a. that is not america. 81% of americans have said they do not think their kids will live as good

senator elizabeth dole started the foundation after her husband senator bob dole was hospitalized forthe challenges military caregivers faced in the lack of a assistance available for them. the foundation mission is to support and empower the caregivers that are often forgotten. and for this new year's show i wanted to highlight the story of one of the many remarkable caregivers jennifer's husband will served in iraq. a few years after returning from the second deployment, he with as diagnosed with a blood; lation disorder and also a rare auto i flamtory disease doctors believed is linked to environmental toxins he was, posed to while serving in afghanistan. she said her role is one of the most challenging roles she had the honor of fulfilling and joining me now is jennifer a caregiver and fellow at the elizabeth dole foundation. and it's such a pleasure to be here with you. i am sorry, you are very inspiring. okay. i want to ask you about your husband will because he is a vat ran of afghanistan and iraq and a dad, and he's an avid reader and pays ball fan my husband is baseball fan t

senator elizabeth dole started the foundation after her husband, senator bob dole, was hospitalized for related injuries. and she saw the challenges military caregivers faced and the lack of assistance available for them. the foundations mission is to support and empower the caregivers that are often forgotten. and so for this new year's show, i wanted to highlight the story of one of the many remarkable caregivers. jennifer austin's husband will served in iraq and afghanistan. a few years after he returned from his second deployment, he was diagnosed with pots, a rare auto inflammatory disease that doctors believed could be linked to environmental toxins that will was exposed to while serving in afghanistan. she described her caregiver role as one of the most challenging role she's had the honor of fulfilling. joining me now is jennifer austin, she's the caregiver and -- it is such a pleasure. i'm sorry, i'm just -- >> you're very inspiring. i want to ask you about your husband, will. because he's a veteran of iraq and afghanistan, he's a dad, he's an avid reader, i understand. he's a

bob dole, 3%. and then bob dole in 1988, even bigger. i don't think you go all the way back to bob dole, jeff zeleny, but you started covering it back in 2000, right? >> the bush campaign. i was looking back at that this morning, the same morning you were breaking out those boots. george w. bush won in iowa, 41% of the vote. i'm not sure history is our best guide for this. there's a former incumbent president who's running. one thing has been stable throughout the turn of the season in iowa, from spring to summer to fall, now back to winter, is donald trump has had this commanding lead of this race. so, yes, his campaign is pointing to that 1988 figure with bob dole, but that is not the expectation. the reality is the final "des moines register" poll yesterday, the gold standard of polling, showed him 20 points up. he doesn't necessarily have to hit that, but 12 points would be considered a big setback. as we look tonight, is the former president going to go beyond 50%? if he does, that is a remarkable figure. one other thing we're looki

dole, not on the >> not on the dole, not on the dole.ole. when you go over 100,000 a yean dole. when you go over 100,000 a year, you're paying tax at 62. a lot of people say that's not worth lot of people say that's not worthat's unfortunately , >> that's unfortunately, gentlemen, many of them are gps as i'm loving this as much as i'm loving this debate, it's brilliant. >> to move on. sorry, >> we have to move on. sorry, we're running out of time . we're running out of time. >> we are under taxed. >> we are under taxed. >> new year's eve. happy new yean >> new year's eve. happy new year, way. happy having year, by the way. happy having a lovely monday and enjoying the fireworks in the studio . um, but fireworks in the studio. um, but new year's eve, a time for everyone to come together and ring in the new year. not a time for the mayor of london to show off make it all about him. off and make it all about him. this one's to get more this one's going to get more fireworks as well. you fireworks going as well. see you soon. welcome back. t

one was rob dole in 1996. but the vast majority of the time the answer is no on that particular question. but that's something you hang your hat on. obviously crew didn't win, santorum didn't win, bush didn't win, but the fact this is really the only good sign if you are someone who's not a fan of donald trump at least looking at this poll and looking at history. >> and let me go back to this latest des moines register poll and talk about ron desantis a little bit, because, harry, we might have just raced past this point. ron desantis traveled to all 99 counties in the state of iowa. his whole existitances a republican candidate seems to be banking on winning iowa. these can't be good numbers. this cannot be a good result for ron desantis. they say three tickets out of iowa, but does ron desantis really have a ticket out of iowa if he's going to finish third in the fashion that we're looking at right here? >> he has a ticket back to being the governor of florida, that's what he has. >> yeah, back to tallahasse

bob dole '96, bush 2000. donald trump has a huge national polling lead as well. those folks when met the devin six did they not win the nomination? there are in examples of this. no examples. further, how about this? new hampshire correcting iowa's perhaps mistake in the minds of nikki haley. national gop frontrunners who won iowa and lost new hampshire, bob dole, george bush. both went on to be the gop nominee. so, yeah, it's true. iowa doesn't always pick the president. when iowa goes along with the national frontrunner, that, folks, those folks have gone on to be the nominee. sorta not exactly right from nikki haley as far as the historical numbers were. >> i love how careful you were attributing it to nikki haley. you don't want that smoke. >> i don't need that smoke. i am a big fan. >> harry enten, thank you. >>> ron desantis and nikki haley take questions directly from iowa voters in back-to-back events. the town hall is moderated by kaitlan collins and erin burnett here tonight at 9:00 eastern. >>> colorado's secretary of state responding after donald trum

condolences to the iranian people on the terrorist attack which happened few days ago in iran, we can dole with the iranian people and express our condolences. thank you very much. in the name of god and may god's blessings be. upon the prophet muhammad, mr. president. members of parliament. to express my great thanks to the brotherly iranian authorities. this is evidence of the double standards, the absence of action being taken. i pray that god all have mercy on the souls of the... is being held as a result of the scale of the challenges being confronted by the islamic um and more than any time before, we are in need of effective solidarity and collaboration. and we stand with the palestinian people so that they can gain their firm rights and establish their state. since the beginning, the people and its government. and we have the resolution which we submitted with our brothers in egypt. and this resolution was supported by 153 nations. we must exert efforts in order to send medical food and various forms of and also repair the hospitals and schools to improve that situation in general.

only 2% of the $25 billion promised has been doled out so far and that, too, should have been spent differentlyrce, working in organised sector and 94% in the unorganised sector so what we need to do is boost the unorganised sector rather than the organised sector and what the scheme is doing is entirely targeted to the organised sector. india has been identified as a bright spot among major world economies, but will the growth be felt by all indians? in an election year, the upcoming budget mayjust be driven more by politics than economics. the vietnamese electric vehicle maker has plans to open a network of electric car and dealerships in the philippines are starting this year. the movies the next strategic step in an expansion to —— expansion plan targeting at least 50 countries this year with southeast asia designated as a key region. that is according to an announcement following a visit by the philippine's president to vietnam. —— philippines president. looking at the markets. and let's look at how the markets are and we will start with hong kong and the hang seng index is down almost 2%

bob dole and george w. bush. both went on to be the republican nominee. there are no examples, didn't win the nomination. at this point, this slide plus the previous side should tell you donald trump regardless of what happens in new hampshire is a heavy favorite. >> if nikki haley manages to win in new hampshire, donald trump would be bob dole or george bush in this scenario who both went on to win the nomination. the democratic side, obviously, republican and democrats behave differently, but historical lessons on the democratic side. >> there's this whole idea, okay, there has never been an example on the republican side of a non-incumbent who has gone on to win every primary. it could happen with donald trump. could, but there is an example on the democratic side, and it was al gore in 2000. he won in new hampshire by four points. a very tight race. >> close. >> very close. bill bradley gave him a run for hit money, but he won all the primaries. >> we'll wait and see. thank you for explaining that so well. >> let's discuss this further. with us is rep

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that's a record currently held by bob dole, who won the 1988 caucuses by 13 points. over pat robertson. historically, however, iowa has been a poor predictor of the eventual gop nominee. bob dole, who won iowa, did not win the gop presidential nomination in 1988. george h. w. bush did. he s the distant third place finisher in iowa that year. since 2000, the winner of the iowa caucuses has only become the entual republican presidential nomee once. that's when george w. bush won the state. mike huckabee won in 2008, with rick santorum in 12, florida senator, i'm sorry, texas senator ted cruz, you got a victory over trump in 2016. but none of them became the nominee. a victory this time around it's going to be a comeback of sorts for trump. it will be the first time that he will compete in an election of any sort since he lost the 2020 presidential contest. inciting the january six insurrection, and was indicted on 91 criminal charges. a victory will signal his official return to electoral politics, even as his own eligibility to run for office is under review by the su

i actually was on the staff of bob dole in '95 and '96. 95% of all the republicans state legislators,nstad, senator grassley endorsed mr. dole and in spite of that he only won the caucuses by three percentage points and then look at eight years, then governor branstad vote for anybody except for ted cruz because of the ethanol thing that didn't mean anything. the one you just mentioned if you look at the iowa poll, 13% said it was a good endorsement, 13% said it was not a good endorsement. 74% said it didn't really matter at the end of the day i think that iowans may think a lot on a lot of the issues across the board, but they want to make their own decision who they're going to support in the iowa caucuses. neil: do the candidates talk to you. >> what's that. neil: and say, please, please, consider me? >> would you repeat that, neil. neil: i'm sorry, did the candidates talk to you and say, you know, steve, i'd love your support? >> well, naturally. you and i may do something after the iowa caucuses we'll wait and see. iowa has to be a level playing field for the candidates to partic

the widest gop win in iowa ever was set 36 years ago by senator bob dole and he won by just under 13 points. if mr. trump can surpass 50% threshold, he could cement his grip on the party. nikki haley is picking up momentum late in the game, unseating ron desantis as the runner up but a poster also points to major warning signs for the former south carolina governor. >> we have a four point scale. extremely enthusiastic, very, mildly or not that enthusiastic. the majority of her supporters on the bottom half of that scale. they choose her as their first choice. they're only mildly or not that enthusiastic. i've never seen that. >> now, that's positive news for desantis because anything less than a second place finish could mean an embarrassing end of his campaign after declaring just last month he would win iowa. we'll be checking in throughout the hour with our nbc news correspondents who are fanned out across the state. we start with garrett haake outside des moines and priscilla thompson. so, garrett, 50% would be a major victory for donald trump. will the win be as big as the poll

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if you look at past margins of victory, bob dole has the record winning by over 12 points back in 1988nearly 30-point edge going into caucus night. would anything short of that leave trump at all weak end? his campaign has said winning by 12 points will be a great night. will enthusiasm for him turn into turnout? >> reporter: ana, i think the historical perspective is important there's been talk trump needs a lead by 25 points or 30 points or 35 points. if the polling holds, his margin of victory will end up being double if not triple that bob dole margin of victory back in 1988. it would be a humongous victory in a multicandidate field. you mentioned enthusiasm. the poll shows that donald trump supporters are the most enthusiastic followed by ron desantis and followed after by nikki haley. in that really close race for second place between desantis and haley, that enthusiasm could really end up impacting tonigh >> governor, "the hill" laid out fi theories being batted arbout the weather and how it may impact tonight's sult. theory number one, it will help trump because of the passion

[laughter] that he'll have to dole out this money?s a lot of money, and it might not be anytime soon. former president donald trump and his attorney have already vowed to ace people. honestly, this case could be wrapped up in the court for years. trump is facing multiple criminal and civil case, but this verdict might actually help the gop front-runner. >> so in some ways, the astronomical verdict may actually help donald trump politically because it's going to show that, you know, people in these blue cities and blue states really are willing to do anything to punish donald trump for just about anything. >> reporter: the jury deliberated on friday for less than three hours award, kay roll $1 million for reputation repair and $65 million for punitive damages. during the 2-week trial, the jurors were with only tasked with weighing damages because the judge cited a jury's verdict from last year and carroll's first defamation lawsuit against trump where a jury found trump had, indeed, defamed the writer and was liable for sexual abuse. d

bush had 10%, bob dole had 12.8%.p's lead right now in iowa is 34 if percentage points over nikki haley. rachel: yeah. you've got to be really enthusiastic to want to leave the house in those kinds of temperatures and and weather conditions. and that is a huge fact if to have. a lot of people don't really understand the whole caucus system. pete, you're going to be there. you've also been part of a caucus before. pete: it's a lot more intimate finish first of all, there's no mail-in, no absentee, you have to be there in person. so who's there is all that matters, so it's why organization so so important. the one caucus i was part of, and they've changed the iowa process, you would identify who you were voting for, and you might negotiate and try to -- if one candidate's out, you go to another candidate. my if understanding in the iowa caucuses is you really just go into ab auditorium, hear a few speech, cast your vote, the winner uploaded into the system and we should know pretty soon. but you're there with everybody

dole says that he will not come back. just one sentence, mr. dol, mr. no, because i have the opportunity to produce the way it should . we will definitely make another program about this issue . we will definitely ask you about this issue as well. dear viewers, hello , good evening. welcome to the news of the stock market from the beginning of the year to the end of december, for 125 requests for financing from the issuing place of bonds. permission was issued. the head of the debt securities issuance and registration department of the stock exchange organization said: companies submitted about 170 requests for financing from the place of issuance of debt securities, and 125 requests worth 75 thousand 1995 billion tomans were approved. according to cheshan , during this period, the stock exchange organization agreed to the request for financing of 60 private companies worth 3152 billion tomans. the head of the debt securities release and registration department of the stock exchange organization compared the amount of debt bonds released in the same per

let's do a blood test and tell the dole to write the test for you. it has been a month since the beginning of the national health campaign that is being implemented in cities and villages across the country. the plan is to be in the morning. the month of january should continue for free for all people over 18 years of age. their second pressure is high and must be followed up. i found out that i have diabetes. national statistics show that until the 19th of january, 74,000 people were diagnosed with high blood pressure and 420,000 people were diagnosed with diabetes. necessary nutritional training and physical activity training for prevention. it was given and the cases where the patients were identified were treated. the statistics of the ministry of health show that about 12 million people have been diagnosed with these two diseases so far. they tell me that the pressures of the expert doctor are all this information in the electronic file the health of these people has been registered since the beginning of the campaign until today, which is based

let's do a blood test and tell the dole ghand testing is for two months since the beginning of the national health campaign that is being implemented in cities and villages across the country, a plan that is supposed to continue until the end of december for all people over 18 years of age for free. i heard through the media that there is a national health campaign, then i realized that it will be followed up. since you participated in this race, you knew that my blood pressure was 12 to 7 until now. without having any symptoms, i found out that i have diabetes, the doctor says that my heartbeat is not regular and i should go to a specialist for a check-up. i can say that there are 54 million people who can participate in this plan , sms has been sent to many of them, and now the number of people participating in this campaign has reached 39 million people until the 19th of january. national health campaign. it is in line with the family health program of the ministry of health and the family doctor and health care, and i hope that people will continue to take care of themselves with the sa

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the biggest previous margin of victory for a non-incumbent republican in the iowa caucuses was bob dolein 1988 when he ended up winning the republican caucuses by 13 percentage points. in our poll, donald trump is ahead by 28 points, another polls show him up around 30 points. and so, if those polls hold, and of course we have to see what the results are tomorrow night, but if they end up holding, that would be actually double, if not triple, bob dole's historic margin back in 1988. so that's the proper perspective. >> now, nikki haley comes in second. but i'm wondering, how significant is her lead over governor desantis, given that desantis has focused so much on iowa? >> so, they are actually separated by the margin of error in our poll. nikki haley did edge ron desantis, and she leads him by four percentage points. but that is within the poll's margin of error. and jonathan, i think it's important to note, it's a really competitive contest for second place. but i think you're exactly right. the stakes for ron desantis, him being able to finish second instead of third place, are so im

way back in 1988 bob dole was 12.8% and then down the line with george w.ly good showing in 2000. but again if you go back to the pole number from trump, if he gets there and does a better than that it's a major headline because no republican has ever done it put out come back here one time and find this. the smallest margin of victory. we have been here many times. we saw what happened 2012 mitt romney went back and forth, .03% that is about as close as we get. then we can go back to 1980 with reagan and bush and bob dole again in 1996. that is a historical look right now as we see whether or not trump can get it and where the second-place comes in. what that as a set up here is the candidates on the beat from yesterday, watch. >> went to deliver a shock to the world. monday night with all of your help to do a progress do not complain about what happens in a general election if you don't plan this caucus. it matters. >> are going to pack so much punch on monday night in the other election he will be able to participate and pick i say landed an airplane it'

the largest margin of victory prior to your 30-point win on monday was bob dole in 1988, with just under 13% victory margin. this is historic in so many ways. how do you analyze this? what happened? why was this bigger than any other iowa caucus? >> because the biden administration is so bad, and we now have a contrast. you didn't have a contrast so much before. now you have a contrast of what happened. you get the most votes of any sitting president in history, and then somebody else takes over and they take a look at what we had versus what they have now. the difference is so stark, so massive, so different. the country is a different place. we were respected all over the world. we got the largest tax cuts ever come of the largest regulation cuts ever. we rebuild our military, sean. we did everything, even right to try. you know it right to try is? if you are able to use some of these incredible new drugs they are making. bio drugs, other drugs, people's lives are being saved. you can never do that. you would have to go to asia, europe, different places all over the world. now you get

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bob dole, who won iowa, didn't win the gop presidential nomination in 1988. george h. w. bushid. the distant third place finisher in iowa that year. since 2000, the winner of the iowa caucuses has only become the eventual reblican presidential nominee once, when george w. bush won the state. mike huckab won in 2008, rick santorum in 2012, florida senator ted cruz eke out a victory over trump in 2016. but none of them ultimately became the nominee. now, victory in iowa this time around is going to be a comeback of sorts for trump. this will be the first time that he will compete in an election of any sort since he lost the 2020 presidential contest and inciting the january 6th insurrection, and was indicted on 91 criminal charges. if you're before trump will signal his official return to electoral politics, even as his own eligibility for running for office is under review by the supreme court. trump also wants to wrap up the nomination as soon as possible, in order to avoid a prolonged primary battle, so he can shift's attention to the general election and to his myriad legal tro

the largest margin that any previous republican candidate had won by was bob dole, which was 12.8%. it looks like this will be a much wider margin tonight. what are your expectations? what does this do for president trump? what impact will it have on governor desantis and nikki haley in terms of the battle for second? >> if you look at trump's dominance across every group he won he will win young people and first-time caucus goers. he will dominate the evangelical christians, women. you name it. trump is dominating. it's a full-scale victory for him tonight where he gets to 50% or not, it doesn't matter. what's my expectation that they can carry on? tonight trump got the show. they are so far behind him. when you go into a state like south carolina which is winner take all where nikki haley was a governor, that's where jeb bush and others fell out of the race. trump got about a third of the vote, the raw vote. he got all 42 ella gets coming out of south carolina in 2016. this feels like 2016 in terms of the trump hunger and swagger being counted down and counted out, underdog, under

. >> the teachers union representing educators dole supports the recall effort.anizers now have until february 20th to get nearly 250 signatures for this thing to appear on a special ballot if they get the signatures to recall election could happen as soon as april. for the second year in a row, a bay area assembly member is calling for the state to add a new wealth tax targeting the richest californians. assembly member alex lee is asking the state to add a one percent tax on the assets of californians who have a net worth of more than 50 million dollars. he's also asking that a 1.5% tax to california to worth more than a billion lee says this will affect fewer than one percent of californians but will help too chip away at the state's deficit, which is at 37 0.9 billion dollars. the warriors started a road trip in the windy city, hoping to get right after they hit rock bottom at home. >> and it was quite a game. the 3rd quarter. well, you know, steph splash sports is know, steph splash sports is next. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the sta

ministry of defense is preparing its report in 100 days, i am a member of the collegial body on issues of dolese now the agency has to work, it will start, it will not start, when they pick up these contracts, when they won't be picked up, i don't know yet, it seems to me that no one knows the ministry of defense, when , well, if, why. and my predictions that this will be another transitional period, what is the problem with this, well, in fact, the agency of style provision, well, there is a person who should manage both the creation and functioning, appointed by oleksiy reznikov, if i am not mistaken, i have already appointed him, but the idea of ​​creating such an agency belongs to reznikov, you know, this is not the idea of ​​creating an agency differently, it belongs to our partners, essentially in everything. in the whole world, the procurement of weapons and rear support is handled by the agency, but there is one but, and this is a key but, everything that, for example, communication, we have a kopipashchyna with the agency of the united states of america, and an agency was created, the

doling out billions to corporations, many billion dollar corporations. we'll fund the world health organizations, undermining our own sovereignty and cozying up to the c.c.p. we'll fund the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees overseas to unra even as we give lip service to supportsrael, we'll be voting to fund their enemies right now today on the floor of the house. we'll vote the pro-china anti-israel human rights council. we'll fund a weaponized department of justice and f.b.i. going after parents like scott smith and mark houlke. i've got more because that's what we're doing. we're voting to fund a federal bureaucracy that has war with the american people while we indebt our children for generations. with that i will yield three minutes to my friend from virginia, mr. good.leman is recr three minutes. mr. good: thank you, madam speaker, thank you, mr. roy. here we go again, the more things change, the more things stay the same. 14 months ago, we asked the american people to give us the majority. they entrusted us with the m

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israeli official saying the plan involved local gazans or tribes handling civilian governance like doling out aid while israel controls security indefinitely. this as israel signals the war is entering a new phase with thousands of israeli troops on the way out of gaza, even as prime minister netanyahu says the war will last many more months. palestinian groups are calling for more protests tomorrow over the assassination, including in jerusalem and the occupied west bank. lester? >> josh lederman in tel aviv, thank you. >>> less than two weeks before the start of the presidential primary season, former president trump appealed the ruling in maine that bars him from the primary ballot there. garrett haake is following all in. garrett, what more do we know? >> lester, mr. trump's appeal calls maine's democratic secretary of state who banned him from the ballot there biased, saying she had no authority to act. last week she ruled the republican front-runner ineligible for maine's ballot, saying he was in violation of the 14th amendment's prohibition against insurrection for his actions on j

an oldine from bob dole but w have changed. we are much more partisan of ople are more except about more things and that contributes heavily to the situation we all face in 2024. i hope and pray that this year is peaceful. that is how small the democratic nations should conduct election. ho: less than 20 minutes left with larry sabato. there is a bookstore in oyster bay, theodore's books run by former congressman pete israel. we have covered events there. it makes me wonder which books your reading in the new year? guest: i am at the age where i have to reread books to remember them. at this point i really do go back so books that are statistically sound and present basic statistics. some of us who are older need to refresh our memories. normally, i enjoy reading history. if ftion writers depended on me they would be starving because i spend all of my time reading history and nonfiction. and i don't watch any television except for documentaries and news shows. that shows you how boring i am. host: fran on twitter rights and, do

she is 7 in oh, in 2024 after beating dole high just a little hour. and 45 minutes, light work on the men's side. number one, seed novak djokovich had a pretty easy win over australian alexie copper the 24 year-old had the crowd behind him. but sometimes you need more than the crowd, especially playing against joker. took the second set then joker one for the next 2 to win anywhere. >> back to the nba. we had a blockbuster trade today involving a player who the warriors were reportedly interested the pacers have acquired pasco come from toronto for bruce brown and 3 first round picks. aca will be a free agent this summer so he could potentially only be with indy for a couple of months. if you're not a diehard basketball fan and that it's familiar to you is because he was on that raptors team that beat the warriors in the nba finals in 2019, all ready. that should look at sports. back to you guys. all right. thank you, jason. and speaking of want to find out what the weather is going to be like for the big playoff game coming up this weekend. my guests

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