certainly not to her son, gary.med irreparable. for gary it was like he had lost both of his parents. and years past. the silence continued. gary got married, started his own family. but the loss of his father still haunted him. >> he never got to see me be successful in my career. never got to see me get married. never got to be the grandfather. >> 70 17 years went by. 17 awkward christmas is. detective kroenke retired. you remember that fresh set of eyes he was hoping for? it was 2002, an aggressive deputy de a name john lewin read about archie mcfarland. >> as soon as i looked at it i said, hey, this guy is good for this murder. >> just one police fought back in the beginning of the path of course. difference was, were some days of void circumstantial cases, lewin, who has by the way served as an nbc news consultant other stories, loves them. especially the case is gone cold. lewin called irregular partner, veteran detective jim wallace. >> in almost every case or something you can do. if nothing else, there is a

those who think that the hon gary and for administer is scared. do not know peter crow. those who think that they will break us with threats and pressure have no idea about tung ariens. they do not know us. we still want an immediate unconditional ceasefire. peace talks and peace, or to of course has been repeatedly against more weapons and more funding to ukraine and has gone as far as calling out the e u for their continued sanctions on russia, stating that those things, since i've actually heard european nations, rather than russia itself, he also stated that russia has never actually been a threat to nato, specifically stating that ukraine is absolutely fighting for itself and not for the europeans as a whole. now the top diplomat has also stated that this is, of course, no surprise that ukraine has been going after him and hungry for speaking this independent position. that is simply trying to advocate for peace. and as far as we know, the meeting will continue and will take place on january 29th. now this meeting is a pre cursor to a meeting between hon gary and pr

gary lineker . very, very busy show. gary lineker. him at 10:00 in my take at ten, he's done an interview with the guardian, and i will give an unapologetic . um, but, unapologetic response. um, but, uh, emails are coming in thick and fast. so many that my laptop is virtually heating up port talbot. mark can i ask the person in charge of the environmental lobby, will the net zero achieved lower impacts on britain in the next thousand years ? of course not. why years? of course not. why doesn't he concentrate on what we can do to mitigate the impacts that are here to stay? thank you for that. that's from clifford, folks. more of those emails to come. but first, in a career spanning 60 years and one which let me tell you, is ongoing . former conservative mp ongoing. former conservative mp and minister neil hamilton is to step down as the leader of ukip, the uk independence party. a new leader, will be announced in the months ahead and as the party chairman , ben walker, told me on chairman, ben walker, told me on this program last week,

gary and government. even going as far as to say that they should order a coffin for the top diplomat. let's have a list of national interest. number one on gary, and we hate your government, which continues to do everything to make us lose the war. do think your minister will just come to us after criticizing ukraine. we don't think so. on january 29th, they will get an explosive reception. even an arm or train could not save you. we recommend that you place an order with a funeral parlor so that they can start making your coughing for for administer c r 2 so that it matches his height, god forgives, but ukrainians don't. of course hungry has stated that they will not be intimidated by such threats and that they will continue to push for an unconditional ceasefire and peace negotiations between russia and ukraine, stating that such threats actually empower them to continue pushing for this. now the nation has many times criticized ukraine and the west for pushing this conflict . specifically, they have v

gary: it is a ballot.very individual who came and checked in received a ballot and that ballot is their past to get into this secure area. there will be a point in time at the precinct where they will cast that ballot, they will put it into a bag, the chairman of the precinct will take the bag and there will be two designated counters from each precinct that will take that bag and go into a separate room where all seven precincts will count the ballots and there will be people who will be observing that, but they will not disturb the counters, and then once the final tally of that is determined, they will and i will report it to the complete precincts, to the complete group here all the different precincts, and we also at that point, we also have to call those numbers into the republican party a bio outcome of the state republican party. host: what are your expectations for turnout tonight and did you make any changes due to the frigid temperatures? gary: you know, i have probably been asked about 20 times

gary, thank you, gary o'donoghue in l thank you, gary o'donoghue in washington.ew year's eve. harry pitman, who was 16, died following an altercation on primrose hill in north london just before midnight, when people had gathered to watch a fireworks display. an 18—year—old man has also been arrested on suspicion of affray. mortgage holders coming off fixed rates may not be paying quite as much as they thought, as a string of lenders slash the cost of borrowing. the uk's biggest, the halifax, has cut some interest rates by close to one percentage point, while hsbc will reduce the cost of new fixed deals tomorrow. a motorist has been killed after a tree fell on his car during storm henk, that swept across large parts of the uk. high winds caused widespread travel disruption and thousands of homes lost power. flood warnings are still in place in england, scotland and wales due to heavy rain. phil mackie has the latest. it's not looking good for ian harris. this is the fifth big flood since he moved in in 2016. this level of flooding used to be called a 50—year even

let's have a listen to him, gary. and we hate your government which continues to do everything to make us lose the war. do you think your minister will just come to us after criticising ukraine? we don't think so. on january 29th, they will get an explosive reception. even an arm or train could not save you. we recommend that you place an order with a funeral parlor. so that they can start making a coffin for, for administer c r till so that it matches his height. god forgives, but ukrainians don't. and of course, as we heard earlier, the gary and government refuses to step down and they will continue to push forth negotiations for peace. and to also criticize the western governments for their attempts to push the war. and they also advocate for an unconditional ceasefire. now, of course, this letter was confirmed by the state secretary of foreign affairs, as well as c u r to himself. and as far as we know, the meeting will continue and will take place on january 29th. now this meeting is a pre cursor to a meeting bet

gary evans. dj gary evans in the �*80s. that's part of his decks.essex. yeah. that's before you. that's the first holiday abroad. ihad hair. yeah, i was a twinkle i in the eye at that stage. you was. gary donated sperm in the �*805 after he and his partner went through a miscarriage. recently, a new daughter tracked him down. we were just kind of looking at each other. it'sjust so... i can see it now. and she embraced me. i embraced her. it was very emotional. something that happened so long ago, that i did, i could never dream that it would be like this. ijust did not... i could not foresee it. gary's third daughter, michelle, is due to give birth any day now. but she wanted to come along to tell me more about the impact her new half sister has had on her life. i knewjust from the pictures that she's definitely my sister. and we were really lucky as well to know that she actually wanted to have a relationship with us. mm. and i think it was important for us to make her feel that we actually cared about her. i found a sister, and we've messaged back

is gary involved in this? gary is helping me throughout.): when "mystery on blood mountain" continues. hey, you should try new robitussin honey medi-soothers for long-lasting cough and sore throat relief. try new robitussin lozenges with real medicine and find your voice. you know? we really need to work on your people skills. [ tense music ] one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for? and for fast topical pain relief, try alevex. >>> hi. i'm fran esrivera with a look at the hour's top stories. in south korea a south korean leader was injured by an unknown attacker. an officialicize lee is conscious but his exact condition is not yet known. and the match up for monday's title game is set. the michigan wolverines will take on the washington huskies in houston following their new year's day win at the rose bowl and sugar bowl. now back to "dateline." bowl now back to "dateline. somewhere warm, their dog, you know, and somebody might just have her

i think show a josh top stories, the south brushes, foreign minister, sarah gary lab rob has slammed the us for blocking attempts by the united nations to impose a ceasefire in garza missed a number of cold for an immediate, the escalation to the fighting between israel and homos while addressing the un security council on tuesday. and on the sidelines of the session rush, just talk to so much, much with you and secretary general antonio terrace. they discussed the cooperation between moscow and the organization. now i've also met with jordan's foreign minister to discuss with guys us as via as well as all jerry and swedes and processing and counterparts are just kind of not been has more of a high level meetings as well. the russian foreign minister, who is here in new york city at the headquarters of the united nations, took to the floor at the meeting of the un security council called to discuss the humanitarian crisis in gaza. now in his remarks, he laid out in detail the fact this is having on the civilian population. he described how the water is being boys and how access to me

there are three jurists, gary, there are threejurists, gary, on this panel.gest serving is the judge this panel. the longest serving is thejudge karen henderson. what she says or what she said this afternoon will be taken as a signal and she seemed, what i saw, to be quite sceptical that donald trump was acting within his remit.- sceptical that donald trump was acting within his remit. yes, and the tone of— acting within his remit. yes, and the tone of the _ acting within his remit. yes, and the tone of the question, - acting within his remit. yes, and . the tone of the question, generally, from thosejudges was, the tone of the question, generally, from those judges was, look, the tone of the question, generally, from thosejudges was, look, you know, what you're asking for would lead to some extraordinary situations, potentially. hypothetical, yes, but potentially real situations. a lot of them were asking, look, if you get this kind of brody immunity, a president would be able to —— broad immunity. avoid impeachment, not be prosecuted, would be able to order

gary o'donoghue, in iowa, second place. gary o'donoghue, in iowa. ahead _ second place.inning - second place. gary o'donoghue, in iowa, ahead of the beginning of. second place. gary o'donoghue, in| iowa, ahead of the beginning of the presidential election process on monday. many thanks. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. analysis from a uk transport safety charity suggests that very few injuries involving e—scooters are being reported to the police. it's calling for more data to understand the dangers that they pose, asjon donnison reports. e—scooters — a decade ago, almost unheard of. these days, they're a common sight. but now a charity that advises the government says injuries from e—scooter accidents are being under—reported and data needs to be collected more rigorously. the study looked at 300 e—scooter casualties recorded by hospitals over a two—month period in 2021. it found only 10% of them were also recorded in police statistics. of the most serious injuries, only a quarter were reported to the police. one reason might be that it's illegal to

gary and delegation would be targeted with a powerful explosion would have passed fast. the message was received by its embassy in care of again, taken up the yesterday, we were informed that our embassy and kia have received a death threat from the ukrainian source, possibly with the intention of disrupting your trying to prevent the organization of next week's minister of foreign affairs, meeting hungry is interested in our cooperation with you cream. i will meet with my ukrainian colleagues next week. the premiums have assured us that they will take the most appropriate security measures in order to ensure that due crating, hon gary administer, meeting can be held safely. invoice, colorado, a very disturbing incident from ukraine. indeed, i stated, the hon. gary and foreign minister of foreign affairs and trade receive this letter written in ukrainians, threatening his life specifically if he actually went through the meeting in ukraine. the letter was also full of hatred for the hon, gary and government, and even went as far as stating that they should order a coffin

in my telegram, the youngest son of king charles ii of britain , the deceased princess diana, prince gary, the reserve monarch, who is he? truth-hander? someone who dared to challenge the madness of the ruling dynasty, an offended, unloved child taking revenge for a spoiled childhood, a pawn in the games of opposing globalist clans, or a real fersy who is about to checkmate the kingdom of crooked mirrors. let's figure it out together. dolls of the heir tuti, maria butina is with you, let's begin. miracles still happen. duchess of edinburgh, former mistress charles, camilla parkerball. assumes the primary royal responsibilities of the british throne. charles ii was diagnosed with the same deeply personal disease as the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, only benign. he will undergo surgery next week and will temporarily cease to function publicly. this news from buckingen palace stirred not only many hearts in britain, but also some in america. moreover, kensington palace reported about the temporary lack of ability of william’s wife kate, princess of ola, also after serious surgical inte

have no idea, but on gary and they do not know us. we still want and immediate unconditional ceasefire. peace talks and peace more now of course in life to warranty, it's fiorella isabel, the fee, or the poor, old peter scro, you know, i mean, you go to the open government hungry. i mean, you and i both well know ever, ever since you pray and kicked off a well hungry is been pretty much opposed to all these billions being sent the key of and all these weapons as well. do you have any more details about this? threatening, less it received by peters sciatica? well yeah, supposing any sort of ending to this war leads people to a very precarious situation. so, and yet another disturbing action taken by someone in ukraine, the representative of the mit, the minister of foreign affairs and trade of hungry peters with your toe, received a letter written in ukrainian stating that he would be assassinated via an explosion. now, the letter also stated that the assassination would take place if he went through this trip. the letter was also very

and even went as far as stating that they should order a coffin for the top diplomat from gary. and we hate your government, which continues to do everything to make us lose the war. do you think your minister will just come to us after criticising ukraine? we don't think so. on january 29th, they will get an explosive reception. even an armored train could not save you. we recommend that you place an order with a funeral parlor so that they can start making your coughing for for administer crypto so that it matches his height. god forgives, but ukrainians don't. of course hungry has stated that they are not going to be intimidated by these threats and that they will continue pushing for an unconditional ceasefire peaceful negotiations and has said that this pressure will not stop them from their feet to push for peace. the country has repeatedly brought you creams a session into nato and has stated that this does not go towards their national interest. now this sentiment was echoed by the state secretary. we see and feel that the pressure is increasing. the polish prime ministe

like gary lineker like you, gary lineker is an accomplished entrepreneur. that makes hit podcasts . he's got a company that makes hit podcasts. he's a got a company that makes hit podcasts . he's a pretty clever podcasts. he's a pretty clever guy, isn't he ? guy, isn't he? >> well, yes. and everyone does have the right to an opinion, but you're not going to hear any different opinion on this from me, uh, to neil and rebecca, because he, his paid not to have an opinion on anything other than the sports side. he is paid to follow the bbc's impartiality . he, uh, rules. he never does that. they pay him more than most of their any other. their other talent. and yet he gets away with having an opinion that is often uninformed . he talks as is often uninformed. he talks as if he's some kind of eco warrior man of the people caring for everybody. well, he didn't care when he was taking millions off a qatar for the world cup a couple story that is anti—gay, a country that, um, allows us, uh , country that, um, allows us, uh, prejudiced against women . a prejudiced a

ok, gary, for the moment. — know what is going on.w what is going on. ok, gary, for the moment, thank you very much i know what is going on. ok, gary, for| the moment, thank you very much for that. it's time to bring in our panel. brett, can i get you to react to that tweet from wesley clark? he is not a lone voice, there are other senior generals and republicans who want the president to consider an attack within iran. how much pressure domestically is he under right now? pressure domestically is he under riaht now? ., . ., , pressure domestically is he under riahtnow? ., . ., , , pressure domestically is he under riaht now? ., . ., , , ., right now? you certainly see not only from _ right now? you certainly see not only from general— right now? you certainly see not only from general clark - right now? you certainly see not only from general clark but - only from general clark but certainly a number of republicans, the presidential candidate nikki haley, calling for taking out certain iranian leaders, and it is very easy sitting fro

i would like to address gary from illinois.orry your family is going through what you're going through. i work in the field. we don't -- most definitely need more resources in our health care, particularly our development of delay or in the mental health field. that something needs to be done immediately and i'm sorry you're going through that. host: i don't know the situation illinois but you work in the field in california? caller: yes, sir. host: what would be the options for a family like gary's if they lived in california? caller: in california, we have regional centers and he's looking for permanent placement. one big issu■búÑe we are havings pretty much around the country. it's available homes to provide that quality care especially based toward his son's disability and any other limitations. people need to be trained to be able to work with his son. that's a big issue we are having in this country. we need to put more money into the homes. we need to open more homes to where he and other families that are able to have f

gary- — elements. please stay warm and indoors, gary. thank— elements.nk you - elements. please stay warm and indoors, gary. thank you for - elements. please stay warm and | indoors, gary. thank you for your time. we can speak now to leslie vinjamuri, who is the director of the us and americas programme at chatham house. thank you so much for your time. i am sure you just listen to gary, i want to us, given the massive lead to know donald trump has, is the republican party... does it seem still very much the party of trump? i think there are certainly many people, as we all know, we have seen the poll numbers, he has a very strong leads, a number of people very clearly attached to him that we are talking about an election where the republican frontrunner is not only inherently erratic, unstable, chaotic, but also has 91 counts against him, faces multiple court cases and all of that means the race to be the second candidate could not be more important, so regardless of what happens in iowa, and the polling certainly shows donald trump with a very strong l

our very own gary o'donohue there. gary, | gary o'donohue there.ousands of women and children from several countries stranded in detention camps across the north of the country. many want to return to their home countries but some governments, including the us and the uk, are reluctant. kyrgyzstan is one of the exceptions. in the last year, the mountainous central asian country has repatriated at least 110 mothers and 229 children. the united nations says many of the women were often tricked or lured into going to syria. the bbc�*s daniel wittenberg travelled to a reception centre to hear from some of the women who made it home and claim they never wanted to go in the first place. in the mountains of northern kyrgyzstan, a haven for wives and children of suspected is recruits. it could not look more different than the dry, dusty and overcrowded camps in northern syria where they spent the best part of laugh a day—by—day bound by foreign borders and foreign values. before they're borders and foreign values. before they�* re allowed borders and forei

gary schulhorn. gary is from montgomery county, pennsylvania. just outside of philadelphia in the south eastern corner of our state. and gary will talk about despite knowing all the signs, talk about his situation of nearly losing $9,000 to a scammer after he heard a voice clone of his son on the other line pleading for help. so gary, i want to thank you for being here today and for telling your story. we'll also have a chance to hear from six other people today who are willing to share their stories. the following will appear in a video. jennifer destephano from the state of arizona. amy conley from the state of new york. janice creason in dolphin county right until the middle of our state. and tara and jake rokenhel. wait from the northern border, the new york border of pennsylvania. we'll share some of their experiences today and more of their stories will be available on the aging committee's websites. these stories are awfully hard to hear and they're tragic. and i know that as a parent, i would feel the same fear and the same need to react

our first witness is as as ag a opening, gary schildhorn, and gary i i want to thank you for being here for telling your story. gary is a lawyer in philadelphia. he specializes in corporate law, including corporate fraud. he will share his experience with a bad actor, and that's a terrible understatement, he used his sons for you to try to scam him out of thousands of dollars, something no parent, no family member to endure. so gary thank you for being here with us today and for sharing your story. our second witness is tom romanoff. tom is a direct of the technology project at the bipartisan policy center. previously led i.t. initiatives at several federal agencies and explained the impact of new technology on government operations. he will discuss how ai is been used to make fraud and scams both more sophisticated and harder to detect. mr. romanoff, thank you for being with us today and bring your expertise. our third witnesses steve weisman, a professor, attorney and expert in scams, , identity theft and cybersecurity. mr. weisman has dedicated his career to educating consumers on ho

don't look assembly, gary mond. don't look so gary. right here's so scared gary.e's what else is coming up. can we badenoch. was she right to ask the post office chairman and who else should be in the firing line.7 that's what we want to know. and then , as the business know. and then, as the business secretary called for a change in leadership post office, leadership at the post office, do heads need to roll .7 or do more heads need to roll.7 or should king have to pay should greene king have to pay reparations? is, of course, reparations? that is, of course, the pub chain the caribbean nafion the pub chain the caribbean nation of saint kitts and nevis is set to demand slavery reparations from the british brewer. but should they have to be pay this, surely then be made to pay this, surely then does labour have a problem does labour still have a problem with anti—semitism? in the same week as holocaust memorial day , week as holocaust memorial day, a labour mp said the government has blood on its hands over gaza. so does the labour party still to have a struggle st

>:to retweet that gary lineker is to retweet that gary lineker is to retweet that gary lineker is anned. he should be ashamed of himself . banned. he should be ashamed of himself. he's he's a prize hypocrite that he's done more damage to the bbc than anything in the last few years. and the bbc little lapdog. bbc are like his little lapdog. when will grow spine and when will they grow a spine and get him? get rid of him? >> stick with you, >> let me stick with you, belinda. of the daily belinda. the front of the daily telegraph tory deputy chairman to bill. to rebel over rwanda. bill. so this anderson brendan this is lee anderson brendan clarke—smith. going to clarke—smith. they are going to vote to the vote for the amendments to the rwanda to them rwanda bill. i put it to them directly at the start of this show. if the amendments fall , do show. if the amendments fall, do they then vote against rishi sunak bill? do they resign? are they bothered if they get sacked? they didn't seem to be bothered. if they got sacked, they they were going they didn't say they were going to they also,

the little ones that become gary and delegation will be targeted with a possible explosion would have passed, has confirmed the message was received by its embassy in cab. again, taking up the yesterday, we were on farms in our embassy, in case you have received a death threat from the ukrainian source, possibly with the intention of disrupting or trying to prevent the organization of next week's minister of foreign affairs. meeting hungry is interested in our cooperation with you cream. i will meet with my ukrainian colleagues next week. the premiums have assured us that they will take the most appropriate security measures in order to ensure that due creating hon. gary administer meeting can be held safely, enforced colorado, a very disturbing incident from ukraine. indeed, i stated, the hon gary and foreign minister of foreign affairs and trade receive this letter, bringing ukrainians, threatening his life. specifically, if he actually went through the meeting and you credit on the letter was also full of hatred for the hon, gary and government, and even went as far as stating that

the letter was also full of hatred for the hon, gary and government, and even went as far as stating that they should order a coffin for the top diplomat hung gary and we hate your government, which continues to do everything to make us lose the war. do you think your minister will just come to us after criticising ukraine? we don't think so. on january 29th, they will get an explosive reception. even an arm or train could not save you. we recommend that you place an order with a funeral parlor. so that they can start making a coffin for, for administer c r till so that it matches his height, god forgives, but ukrainians don't. of course on gary has stated that they are not going to be intimidated by these threats and that they will continue pushing for an unconditional ceasefire peaceful negotiations and has said that this pressure will not stop them from their feet to push for peace. the country has repeatedly brought you create a session into nato and has stated that this does not go towards their national interest. now this sentiment was echoed by the state secretary. we see and

i would like to thank malcolm and carrie for their diligence and independence. —— gary.ria, she was a lovely girl, when she died i cut her picture added the paper and i put her picture on the office wall as a testament and reminder of the importance of what we were trying to do and the consequences for those young women we were working with if we failed to protect them. i have also been in all of young people who have the strength to come forward to share their evidence with police and go through the hell of a judicial process and those young people who share their experiences with the crisis team worker at the time they were being violated. it's often said the survivors of expectation were children who were not loved so i want to acknowledge the trauma that parents, carers and otherfamily members when three fun they were trying to protect the children and had little or no support and the devil at the door was too powerful. i would like to thank sinha, simon lewis, philippa lauton, nicole tyler, matt baker and henry singer for dramatising and documenting this appalling s

gary 0�*donoghue is live in washington.l to this case? . �*, . and it is what is pivotal to this case? . h ., case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, not 'ust case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, notjust for— case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, not just for donald _ case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, notjust for donald trump _ case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, notjust for donald trump and i case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, notjust for donald trump and for. notjust for donald trump and for the shape of this crucial election year, but also for the country and for the nature of the presidency. at issue here is whether or not a president has absolute immunity for anything he does, frankly, while president. donald trump says he does. the department ofjustice says he doesn�*t. and that is what this appeal court is trying to decide today. it will determine whether or not that case involving january the 6th in which donald trump is facing four charges, you remember, on that indictment, whether that case can go ahead. the for

gary lineker got a clue. >> hretweet that gary lineker is to retweet that gary lineker is to retweeto tweet out israel should be banned. he should be ashamed of himself . banned. he should be ashamed of himself. he's he's a prize hypocrite that he's done more damage to the bbc than anything in the last few years. and the bbc his little lapdog. bbc are like his little lapdog. when will grow spine and when will they grow a spine and get him? get rid of him? >> stick with you, >> let me stick with you, belinda. of the daily belinda. the front of the daily telegraph tory chairman telegraph tory deputy chairman to bill. to rebel over rwanda. bill. so this anderson brendan this is lee anderson brendan clarke—smith. going to clarke—smith. they are going to vote to the vote for the amendments to the rwanda to them rwanda bill. i put it to them directly at the start of this show. if the amendments fall , do show. if the amendments fall, do they then vote against rishi sunak bill? do they resign? are they bothered if they get sacked? they didn't seem to be bothered. if they got sacked, they th

and gary lineker is'ned a corner and gary lineker is getting political on twitter again.e him down. he's really desperate to get into politics, stoke on trent north put the ballot paper put himself on the ballot paper and will let the public decide. that's right. joining me on my press pack, we've got gb news star akua, the man you just star nana akua, the man you just saw tory saw on your screens there, tory mp gullace and author mp jonathan gullace and author and commentator amy nicole turner. got all of turner. i've also got all of tomorrow's newspaper front pages tonight. oh, and apparently this lot the brains of britain are open. >> romans united kingdom of malta, no . malta, no. >> trinity king united kingdom and cyprus. >> i'm presuming you guys have all forgotten about this thing called brexit. >> oh , grief, that's a student >> oh, grief, that's a student loan wasted, isn't it? get ready britain, here we go . britain, here we go. a brave manchester arena terror attack survivor speaks out as jihadi pals of salman abedi could be released onto the streets of britain

gary: that's right.e is not the first trump administration official to be charged in this way. bear in mind that steve bannon, who actually left the administration quite early but was involved in this attempt to overturn the election, he was also charged with contempt of congress and found guilty and given the same sentence. he is also now appealing that sentence and he is out of prison while he idoing that. so two former administration officials, senior people in the trump administration, given jail terms for the same things. peter navarro says he is in debt for $1 million and is appealing for money. he says he was caught between two branches of government, the legislative arm and executive arm. he believes it should go all the way to the supreme court to decide whether or not there was executive privile. ben: donald trump in new york giving testimony in that case. here, a close ally and aid of donald trump being sentenced to four months in prison. nonetheless, all of this simply serves to work in donal

it's open for now in any public policy or political issue want to talk about and hopefully gary willback, sorry about that. this is john in memphis in the meantime, democrat. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i was calling to let the people know that everybody that associates themselves with donald trump that messed up their career and i would advise them not to take part with trump because he is injurious to the health of their family and the nation, thank you area. host: now we will try sophia in manhattan, democrat. caller: good morning, john. host: go ahead, what's on your mind and turned and your tv if you don't mind? caller: it's my first time. i hung up the phone and i put it back. thank you, this is a first time that i'm going to complain. i never liked to complain about c-span. you guys have been doing a great job to us. everything we ask you da service for us. host: we are happy to take complaints or constructive criticism. what would you like us to do better? caller: i don't like anyone to complain about the host. if you don't like the subject, if you don't

gary o'donoghue has more. for 75 minutes, gary o'donoghue has more.75 minutes, lawyers for donald - gary o'donoghue has more. for 75| minutes, lawyers for donald trump gary o'donoghue has more. for 75 i minutes, lawyers for donald trump in the department ofjustice argued their case before the three judges of the dc appeals court. the case for donald trump is that presidents, he says, should have immunity from prosecution. otherwise it would open what they call a pandora's box that the country might never recover from. forthe the country might never recover from. for the department ofjustice, their lawyers argued, look, if there's going to be immunity, that creates all sorts of strange anomalies such as the potential for presidents to order the assassination of their political opponents, then resign and be completely immune from prosecution. the judges asked lots of questions — perhaps with a slightly more sceptical tone towards donald trump — but we will have to see what they decide in the coming weeks and months. afterwards, donald trump took to a lo

gary and malcolm, you have my eternal gratitude and the greatest respect.now you got a lot of criticism about the old review, i know that. what i would say is that is because there was nobody working there who knew what was going on. operation augusta and pottable are honest and thorough, they are the truth and the reason they are truthful is because i knew the inside story. i worked on these cases. i shared that truth with you and you took it and you wrote reports. sadly, in old it didn't happen, all the victims there were forbidden to speak to the review team except for one and the reason she spoke to the team as she came to me and said, i want to speak to that team. so the report was very limited because the truth was not in there because the truth was not in there because you were prevented from hearing that truth. accountability, progress, communication, working together, that is what this report shows didn't happen. i fully agree with you, sara, the vast majority of officers approached refused to be interviewed by the review team. that shouldn't be al

is gary and who is the senior economist at not $66.00, a research fellow. so at the central european institute asian studies, a good to have you with this gary economic issues like unemployment in equality and housing affordability, affordability was we heard major concerns to vote as in this election, do you think the new president can deliver on all of those well into, if you look at the situation in taiwan right now, actually the economic growth will pop up. it'll be by slightly in the next 2 to 3 years because of the global stick inquiry. but, but the biggest issue she is not about how much the economy grow is because of, um, uh, basically how with the residents chemistry street with this uh, grove because um, we have heard of the structural par brenda's from and they quoted t o o o. as in car broke like a fairy fuss from uh, prizes, scope, etc. i'm in all of this or friends of basically something that has been rather long term, and voters are actually finding solutions out of the latest administration. so this is into that for a big challenge. that why

and you of course , gary, 80. and you of course, gary, sound man brexiteer all the way through.nd you got elected on this ticket of getting brexit done. be honest with me. how disappointed you feel . disappointed you feel. >> i don't feel disappointed at all. and you know today i visited a school in my constituency , um, turves green constituency, um, turves green boys school , a challenging boys school, a challenging school which has been in special measures and i remember spending at first two years of at least the first two years of my time in parliament with the left labour party and the left and labour party and the snp moaning about brexit, etc. and things like the erasmus scheme and was going to scheme and how it was going to deny of children to deny generations of children to come. opportunities. well, i'm afraid erasmus was basically for middle class kids with parents who had got sharp today who had got sharp elbows today i heard about how dozens of children from a working class community in birmingham are basically going around the world finding new experiences , havin

gary, thank - you.xt little while. hello there. well, it was a lovely start to the day across north—west wales, with the early sunrise illuminating these altocumulus lenticularis clouds. a lovely start here. most of us will have more sunshine today. however, the issues that we had last week with heavy rain are still causing problems. there are still over 100 flood warnings currently in force. it's been another day where we've seen some snowfall across parts of the uk. here in the channel islands, injersey, seeing a few flurries over bodmin moor in south—west england and a few coming from this cloud across the moray coastline in northern scotland, as well. most of us, though, having a dry day with brighter skies. there is more sunshine to go around, but we've still got those very cold winds, particularly gusty winds feeding in across lincolnshire and yorkshire — gusts into the 30s of miles an hour. those temperatures are still well below average for the time of year — three to five degrees celsius at bes

as brussels threatens to freeze on gary and funds. as a block member, it's all going on of hungary does not give into black males. the document drafted by brussels bureaucrats only confirms what the hon gary and government has been saying for a long time. access to you. funds is used for political black mailing by brussels. if i'm gary and prime minister victor or bond does not vote later this week to approve another 50000000000 euros in you a to print. then hungry is economy investors, job market and currency will all be targeted. kia says no, actually it was a queue that threatened that at all. it was the european union that supposed to be defending the interest of its own member states, but apparently thinks that it's now working for you for any present environments. zalinski owen, by the way, targeting congress currency is also targeting your own palm and currency, the euro. you brainiacs. it's a wonder that they haven't moved the capital of europe from brussels to key as already they could even keep the same blue and yellow color

the document drafted by brussels bureaucrats only confirms what the hon gary and government has been saying for a long time. access to you. funds is used for political black mailing by brussels. if i'm gary and prime minister victor or bond does not vote later this week to approve another 50000000000 euros in you a to print, then hungry is economy investors, job market and currency will all be targeted. kia says no, actually it wasn't here that written that at all, it was the european union that supposed to be defending the interest of its own members, states, but apparently thinks that it's now working for you for any president vladimir zalinski owen, by the way, targeting henry's currency is also targeting your own palm in currency, the euro, you brainiacs. it's a wonder that they haven't moved the capital of europe from brussels to key have already. they could even keep the same blue and yellow color scheme. so how exactly did these unnamed you officials? it should be stretched according to the financial times report to disclose them, did they call up or bon or throw a phone and w

listening to that was gary o'donoghue. _ wrong. listening to that was gary o'donoghue, who _ wrong.ghue, who gave me his i o'donoghue, who gave me his assessment on what donald trump had said after the hearing. 50 assessment on what donald trump had said after the hearing.— said after the hearing. so for 75 minutes, lawyers _ said after the hearing. so for 75 minutes, lawyers for _ said after the hearing. so for 75 minutes, lawyers for donald i said after the hearing. so for 75 i minutes, lawyers for donald trump and for the department ofjustice argued their case before the three judges of the dc appeals court. the case for donald trump is that presidents, he says, should have immunity from prosecution — otherwise it would open what they called a pandora's box that the country may never recover from. of the department ofjustice's lawyers argued, if there's going to be immunity, that causes all sorts of strange anomalies such as the potential for presidents to order the assassination of their political opponents, then resign completely immune from prosecution. thejudges asked lots of

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take it away, gary. >> happy new year, gary. almost. >> happy new year, sara. happy new year, cari.right now it's white. it's 90 feet in the air. it's 19 feet long. it is not edible. it's made of metal and steel and chrome. but 30 seconds before new year's begins in the mountain time zone, it's going to come down. and here's the big thing. it's a vote of contention what color it will be. green or red. who says green? who says red? what we have learned, green is an unripe chili. red is ripe and sweeter. and now it's about to start its way down. let's see what color it turns out to be. it is starting to come down right now. it is red, green, yellow, and blue so we don't know what color it is yet. the vote has taken place for a couple of weeks now. here we go. the count down to the new year. and it is green that has won. this is the tenth annual chili drop, and this is the sixth time it's been green. four times it's been red. in the mountain time zone it is now the year 2024. so we wish everybody in the mountain time zone and everyone around the world watching cnn a very wonderful new

did gary gensler lie if the u.s. s.e.c.as a public company, that transparency would be there and the irony of the s.e.c. demanding transparency from those that regulate and not providing transparency about its own activities shocking. >> x did say the s.e.c. account did have two-factor a authen authentication the phone number was come compromised. >> it is required by the s.e.c. by their policies. they were supposed to have it on >> the phone number was compromised as well. how big a deal was it for the industry >> i think it is a very big deal in part because it is a further check against the s.e.c. as someone who has tried to fight the progression andof crypto. in terms of fund flows into crypto, i think it say vis a vei deal you see the published numbers in the first few days as re-balancing given the grayscale product. the short-term will have re-balancing occur it is a big deal for the industry it is an asset class that is here to stay institutional participation in the asset classes means it is a very big deal. >> do

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gary: it is.ng to be discussed, there is a potential of it being discussed. it is an idea, something to be used to pay for the future tax plans. annmarie: would it negate it? gary: we should not get too far ahead of ourselves right now. the personal side of the tax reform package terminates in 2025. there will be an enormous amount of discussion between now and 2025. it will depend on what the makeup of congress looks like for what you are able to do, what you are not able to do. are you going to be able to do this to reconciliation? through normal order? through simple majority? the republicans would have to sit -- after controlling house, the senate, and the white house . you are going to have to have much more the compromise of what goes on here -- much more of a compromise of what goes on here. the ideas being talked about writing our concepts. this is what is interesting. is a time when potential candidates and incumbents -- this is a time when potential candidates and incumbents get to tell