jason? >> jason: interesting. i have one question for you. >> the people on the ground there in israel, i mean, this attack -- this fighting has been going on for weeks. is this negotiated deal, is it giving them hope? do they think that this is the end is in sight or do they know that, hey, this might be a slight pause but the fighting will continue on? >> i think there's definitely a sense of hope for the families, as far as those who are hopeful that in the next coming hours, maybe 48 hours they could be among the lucky few to see their family members again. there is not the expectation among the general israeli public that this by any means means a stop in the war. we have heard repeatedly being called as just a temporary cease-fire, pausing the fighting right now to be able to free up some of these hostages. by no means calling this an end to the war. here alone in the north, these towns have been evacuated. while this is very, very far from the conflict that we are seeing in the south. it's just not safe for

jason? >> jason: interesting.lex, i have one question for you. >> the people on the ground there in israel, i mean, this attack -- this fighting has been going on for weeks. is this negotiated deal, is it giving them hope? do they think that this is the end is in sight or do they know that, hey, this might be a slight pause but the fighting will continue on? >> i think there's definitely a sense of hope for the families, as far as those who are hopeful that in the next coming hours, maybe 48 hours they could be among the lucky few to see their family members again. there is not the expectation among the general israeli public that this by any means means a stop in the war. we have heard repeatedly being called as just a temporary cease-fire, pausing the fighting right now to be able to free up some of these hostages. by no means calling this an end to the war. here alone in the north, these towns have been evacuated. while this is very, very far from the conflict that we are seeing in the south. it's just not safe

>> good evening, jason.learning tonight that, on top of the 13 people who are released today, we are expecting maybe another 13 could come out tomorrow. but i've got to tell you, here on the ground in israel, the mood is bittersweet. mentioning sort of what you are saying, that there's more than 200 people who are still being held captive in gaza. but today was a huge and crucial first step, and if this current cease-fire that went into effect at 7:00 a.m. continues, we could still see more and more people coming out. here's what we now happen today. according to israeli intelligence, they say 24 hostages were released by hamas. 13 of them were israelis, 11 of them were foreign nationals. among the israelis who are freed, we know four of them were kids ranging from two years old to nine years old. the 9-year-old child actually had his birthday while he was in gaza being held captive by hamas. three of those people were mothers, six of them elderly women. none of them were among the americans that were being

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earnin good evening, jason. and we are learning tonightg reat on top of the 13 people who were released today, we're expecting maybe another cd 13 could come out tomorrow. but got to tell you, here on the ground in israel, the mood is bittersweet, mentioning sort of what you were just saying, that there's more than 200 people who are still being held captiv whoe in gaza. but today was a huge c and crucial first step. and if this current ceasfirst e fire that went into effect at 7 a.m. on friday continues, wee mo could start seeing more and more people coming out. no andw, here's what we know about what happened today. according to israeli intelligencepen today., say 24 s were released by hamas. 13 of them were israelis. 11 of them were foreign nationals. now, among the israelis who were freed, we know that four of them were kids, ageshem were ranging from two yd to nine years old. old.the nine year old child actually had his birthday while he was in gaza being held gaza by hamas. e now, three of those people wer

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jason, you know it. >> i agree. debate and other the were better and personally i thought ron desantis was the most presidential and had the best grip on things and could answer pointed questions about the military having served there. you know, everybody likes tim scott and it goes to the former governor of new jersey, i've never ever had anybody come up to me and say bo boy, if only cs christie was president, life would be better. nikki haley didn't do quite as well. larry: you know, bernie marcus the great man was just on the show. his message is he supports trump. let's end the debates. it's over. you really -- it's over, let's be sober and stop this nonsense and not go to more liberal left wing networks. just end it. you know what i mean. cut, it's like right now the producers are yelling at me, i have to get out to make a commercial break. it's time for the republican party to take a commercial break on these debates. jason chaffetz, nobody better, charlie hurt, nobody better than you. you're both fabulous on

better get ready for that encore, jason. encore! [jason] it's gonna cost you more chores!ver in rock ridge county, look me up. jimmy donnelly. anyway, just wanted to say hi. hi. see ya. bye. well, what did i tell ya? erin, don't be a--one of those. well, i'm not! what did he say? did he tell you his name? i mean, i already forgot it. come on, you don't wanna miss the candied apples, do you? -i guess not. -i'll pay for it. -really? -no. i don't have any money! i'm broke 'cause of you! [red] win a prize! all there is to it. come on... [lively music] hey, you made it. now i'm gonna win that stuffed bunny. i should warn you, it's...harder than it looks. [john-boy] he's right, elizabeth, okay? i don't want you getting your hopes up. i have a good feelin' about it. [red] all right. d-u-c-k pond, here we go. you've been talking about this all day. are you excited or what? you got it, elizabeth. a little slower. -[edith] there we go, okay. -[john-boy] you got it. -ooh, so close, so close. -be patient, patient! okay. come on, walton, we're thoroughbreds, let's go! [laughs] [elizabe

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jason used to take bart at least five times a week., it is down to three. >> i work from home on monday and friday and i go into san francisco tuesday, wednesday, thursday. >> reporter: a decrease in ridership has not only affected revenue. during the pandemic, bart added more cars per train to allow for social distancing. but that had the unintended consequence of making riders feel more vulnerable. recently bart returned to shorter trains, in an effort to reverse that perception. >> it feels safer. like it feels like there are more sets of eyes paying attention to what is going on. and that gives me peace of mind commuting. >> reporter: but that might not be enough. according to a recent poll, 46% of riders said they personally witnessed a crime on bart. of those surveyed, safety and cleanliness were the biggest concerns. nowhere is that more evident than at the 16th street station in the mission district. get off the escalator and look around. people passed out on streets, filled with tents, and at times resemble third world slums.

jason, these rarely armies said it has agreed to evacuate babies from the l schieffer hospital. your colleagues must be concerned. some of the babies are in intensive care. how is it possible to transport them safely? and where are they going? exactly the situation we have reached. as you mentioned in crisis, we've had concern reports of 2 babies that have died this morning. the indian incubate us and this 37 of the baby adult hospital that i'd risk it is critical, critical. that is a ceasefire. an immediate sci fi, this is the only way to protect his opinions, especially those that are still trapped in a contract, in hospitals and schools with no way safe to go. there's absolutely no way safe can cause a right now children are being killed at a rate of one child every 10 minutes. one child is being injured. no 35 minutes. this has to stop. we need this, these 5, we need kitchen supplies, medicines, food water, going to both north and southern casa, and we need to send more personnel in my teams need to need to go when we need to find the children that we need to, to live a life

. >>> i'm jason johnson in for joy reid. we begin tonight with another volatile day in the $250 million civil fraud trial against the trump crime family and their company. today, a new york judge ruled that a limited gag order on donald trump should also apply to his attorneys after he said they made inappropriate remarks about his principal law clerk. judge arthur engoron's order said the lawyers for the former president and his adult sons are, quote, prohibited from making any public statements in or out of court that refer to any confidential communications in any form between my staff and me. that is legalease for keep my name and my staff's name out your mouth. failure to abide by this directive should result in serious sanctions, engoron warned. the ruling came after eric trump returned for a second day of testimony in the civil fraud suit. eric acknowledged he was aware of the trump organization's statements of financial condition as far back as 2013, ten years ago. after repeatedly denying knowledge of them, after co

jason: so true.g enough to remember when investors used to the men the parks business because they are capital-intensive. now you look at the legs of the enterprise value. the vast majority is parks. disney plans on doubling their capital investment in parks over 10 years. that was rewarded by the street. it is a good business, generates double-digit return on capital. as long as they are prudent, it would be a good move there are macroeconomic concerns. you have to power through those, but disney good -- did a good job on the last downturns to mitigate pressures on profits. jon: helpful contest. a company that actually has roller coasters is going through a roller coaster itself right now. jason, i appreciate it. coming up weep of it to the growing interest in experiences vineyard. -- we pivoted to the growing interest in experiences at a vineyard with david duncan. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing r

jason used to take bart at least five times per week. now, it is down to three. >> i work from home on monday and friday. i go into san francisco on tuesday, wednesday, thursday. >> the decrease in ridership hasn't only affected revenue. during the pandemic, bart added more cars per train to allow for social distancing. that had the unintended consequence of making riders feel more vulnerable. recently, bart returned to sugar trains in an effort to reverse that perception. >> it feels safer . it feels like there are more sets of eyes paying attention to what is going on, and that gives me peace of mind. >> but that might not be enough. according to a recent poll, 46% of riders said they personally witnessed a crime on bart. of those surveyed, safety and cleanliness were the biggest concerns. nowhere is that more evident than at the 16th street station in the mission district. get off the escalator and look around. people are passed out on streets filled with tense and at times, it resembles a third world slums. >> there's no way around i

which is when jason, the youth pastor, remember him? out of the blue, jason came to call.ear, he said. it takes a certain amount of courage. >> absolutely. we would have never known had jason never come forward. >> known what? the secret incident that got junior pastor jason involved. it happens shortly after marie disappeared. will it happen after james activist church elder for help. >> i said what's going on? does this have to do with marie what? >> he said i can't tell. you he never once had anything to me else but, it's bad. >> james seemed suicidal, said the elder. so he called a doctor friend, and the doctor committed the preacher to a psychiatric ward. for ten days. during which time, jason took over preacher duties. but then, jason hurd things, not about what happened to marie, but about the polygamy. another church leaders confronted him and tanya. this was a come to jesus moment. >> this was the hardest thing i ever had to do was to confront my pastor -- >> your mentor? >> sure. >> and james admitted it. he had been sleeping with two women in the same house. and

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jason adam walker. jason walker, 51, a father and husband who was shot at the bowling alley. his close friend, michael deslauriers was also killed. the two of them charged the gunman to try to make others safe. as my colleague mentioned, they made sure their wives and children were safe before they took their last risk. william young, bill young, 44, auto mechanic, father to a 14-year-old son. he was described as the rock of the family. and perhaps most poignantly, that 14-year-old son, aaron, was also killed. he was a high school honor student, proud of his grades, an avid bowler, and he lost his life that night in this tragedy. senator collins and i on sunday night were at a vigil at the magnificent catholic basilica in lewiston. there were well over a thousand people in that church. i went outside afterwards, there were well over a thousand on a cold night in maine. watching and listening to the service. one of the most poignant moments in the service, for me, was when a member of the deaf community gave his address in sign language, and it was the reverse of what we usual

. >> erika vygrass' brother jason went to dallas and went months without coming home. >> my name is jason jason and erika. >> know each other existed until 2010 when erika, who was adopted, tracked down her birth family. and so at age 39, you found your long-lost brother? >> i did.. >> a and he e became onene of y best fririends? >>>> yeah. he -- he d did.. >> r reporter: jasason, anan aie veteran, moved to pittsburgh to be c closer to hisis newfound sister. there, he openeded his own constrtruction bususiness. >> it was s like i'd known him whole e life.. we a ate dininner r togethther. i woululd say y at least s six a week. and we d did everyththing toget. >>>> reporter:r: what kind of g was hehe? >> the b best personon i ever m. hilaririous. a great friend. amazing uncle. he was the best of everything. >> repeporter: so what happened? >> as s the story goes, my youngestst daughter r said someg alonong ththe linenes of, yeahaf mymy biggestst fears is i'm goio get snatcheded off the s street trafficked. and he was like, what are you talking about? anand i thinink k that set him path of f

jason, can you hear me okay? [ silence ] >> i think we may have lost our connection. everybody stand by. let's take a quick break. we'll reconnect with everyone. continue this important conversation right after this. you want to be able to provide your child with the tools or resources they need. with reliable internet at home, through the internet essentials program, the world opened up. fellas, fellas. that's how my son was able to find the hidden genius project. we wanted to give y'all the necessary skills to compete with the future. kevin's now part of this next generation of young people who feel they can thrive. ♪ ♪ all right, sheila, are you throwing a dress like a dad party, a birthday brunch, or a vow renewal for your dogs? yes! the right drinks delivered for any party. drizly. all right. 60 seconds to draw the perfect gift. what's it gonna be? a bottle of don julio, 1942, delivered. delivered with drizly. gifting without the guessing. drizly. >>> all right, at this point we are continuing to follow the latest developments on this israel/hamas truce that has

jason palmer, best of luck on the _ of course.ratic presidential candidate. stayed with us, we just had that press conference in jerusalem, prime minister netanyahu again reaffirming that the war will restart after the four—day pause. we are expecting a temporary truce to begin injust under 11 hours' time, and some of those first hostages coming out of the gaza strip. 0ur panel will be with us in the next hour, stay with us. hello there. there were a number of you that would have woken up to a stunning sunrise in england first thing this morning. we had a sheet of cloud overhead with just a few gaps at the right time to allow those sun rays through to illuminate that cloud sheet. and it really was spectacular. today has been dominated, though, by this warm front, bringing milder air, cloudy weather conditions, bit of drizzle here and there. some more persistent rain for the western side of scotland. but of course, that warm front�*s also been bringing much milder air with it. and you can see that in the kind of temperatures that w

jason adam walker, jason walker, 51, was the father and husband who was shot at the bowling alley, his close friend. michael deslauriers was also killed when the two of them charged the gunman to try to make others safe and as my colleague mentioned made sure their wives and children were safe before they took their last risk. william young, bill young, 44, auto mechanic, father to a 14-year-old son. he was described as the rock of the family. and perhaps most poignantly, that 14-year-old son aaron was also killed. he was a high school honor student, proud of his grades, an avid bowler, and he lost his life that night in this tragedy. senator collins and i on sunday night were at a vigil at the magnificent catholic basilica in lewiston. there were well over a thousand people in that church and we went outside afterwards, there were well over a thousand on a cold night in maine watching and listening to the service. one of the most poignant moments in the service for me was when a member of the deaf community gave his address in sign language and it was the reverse of what we usually se

we need to find the children that we need to, to live a life life saving goods supplies to the jason, just very quickly here. it sounds like what you're implying here is that you're not buying. this is really plan to get babies out of al shufa and to transport them safely. we haven't heard the details, but you're not buying. this is an idea. it is difficult to do. so there are many, many patients and babies that are in critical care. oh, i am not a physician, but i know it is not a simple, not a simple mechanism to take patients out on the machines, life saving machines that there are also situations where there is ongoing conflict . last 2 classes. this is showing the risk of civilians being injured and killed is incredibly high. all sides, all sides have to meet the obligations on the international law and protect the civilians, especially children. okay, these really how most war has already displaced thousands of children and guns as you know, how do they cope with the trauma and the emotional distress of this war? children need to be safe and protected. the 1500000 people that 60

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we need to find the children that we need to, to live a life life saving goods and supplies to the jason, just very quickly here. it sounds like what you're implying here is that you're not buying. this is really plan to get babies out of al schieffer and to transport them safely. we haven't heard the details, but you're not buying. this is an idea. it is difficult to do. so there are many, many patients and babies that are in critical care. i am not a physician, but i know it is not a simple, not a simple mechanism to take patients out on machines like saving machines that there are also situations makers, ongoing conflict. last 2 classes. this is showing the risk of civilians being injured and killed is incredibly high. all sides, all sides have to meet the obligations on the international law and protect the civilians, especially children. okay, these really homeless war has already displaced thousands of children and guns as you know, how do they cope with the trauma and the emotional distress of this war? children need to be safe and protected. the 1500000 people that 60 percent of

jason: that is the real kicker today. opec already announced they would have cuts extended through the end of 2024.will they make ? how much more do they make them? i think you are right that there is a short-term downside risk to prices, even if they announced digital -- additional production cuts. we might get a short-term bounce but the trend over the next few months is still on the downside because global growth is such a critical proxy for what will happen with oil demand. and also industrial metals are trading a lot lower than they were at the beginning of 2023. there is more downside in the months ahead until we see central banks comfortable with inflation being no longer an issue and being able to cut rates. again, that is something that might not happen until the middle or the second half of next year. david: copper 8500. the last decade through the pandemic was like 6000-7000. we are off highs, but are you surprised copper is holding at 8000 given the weakness of the chinese economy? how are you looking at china

i own tech but i wouldn't own if i didn't think so. >> what about you, jason? how do you see it right now? >> a lot of good points here. i think the biggest thing, and l liz made the point, a lot of economic -- a slew of economic da was was weak. i think combining that with weaker yields is the run we've seen in tech. we cannot ignore where we are in the greater er spectrum. >> you're banking on now and the end of the year? >> yes, yes. i do think in a short term the markets will run and the other thing i would mention, if we follow the advance of decline, breadth was as well. >> the russell is giving a little bit back from the gain it's had and they aren't ex pactly looking so sharp and there are questions how much longer the tech run can go. jonathan chrikrinsky is talking about exhaustion out of the nasdaq which is up 9% over a week, eight days. >> that was a significant run. the best of the year. it's due for some sort of a break but i do think will run. >> part of my question, jimmy, for example, why would you buy -- why would you buy cat bill ar -- i'm us

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i'm jason dumas. back to all right. thanks, jason. that i may be one of few, but i love the courts. noel says she to out to civic to her thank you. i want to get a better look at it. i mean, a better look. but yeah, that one looks better than the other one that i saw a couple he's all. let's take a live look now at the embarcadero and the bay bridge. pretty quiet night. yeah. and the rain seems to have backed off but not for long, right, lawrence? yeah. long-range forecast keeps things pretty right into saturday. going to show you that just a moment. >> out the door right now, the rain tapering off. you've got some partly cloudy skies. i think most of the night now >> is likely to stay dry. but as we head toward tomorrow, especially the afternoon things are going to pick up again. see the storm system rotating off the coastline. a couple of areas, low pressure now interacting with each other and that makes it a lot harder to forecast for the models and they tend try to run that front through a little quickly. a little more quickly than it usually happens. so as we head toward tomorr

jason, it was great to talk to you. the stock is up 13% as we speak. jason robins of draftkings.ove is blind? alix: you have a reader, you read that prompter. guy: saudi arabia is interested in buying a stake in cricket. that is a fantastic thing to watch. if you want to watch great sport. 5 billion in the ipo that would expand into other countries with investments into professional football, golf, wrestling is on the list as well. love is blind. alix: i guess the reason is the why. is it an image thing? is it truly a moneymaker for saudi arabia? they are putting so much money into it. that's a different conversation. guy: the relationship between the gulf and indian subcontinent is a strong one as well. alix: coming up, anthony blanket touches down in tel aviv and says the house passes new funding for israel. we will get information on how all of this moves in the next 24 hours. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: stocks are up and it has been a tremendous week for equities. a completely different set up then last friday. abigail doolittle is tracking this first. abigail: the best moves

jason's e in the house. jason, so education, school board parents, that's still a hot issue.hink? >> it does, it hits home. and there's a clear difference, you know? a lot of these school board races are kind of quiet but, boy, democrats have kind of gone nuts on this issue. and you koma bind -- combine what's happening at the central level with the federal bureau of investigation, the attorney general's office trying to target parents, you know, and treating them as if they're would-be terrorists, and that's just rife for an explosive election. and these are important elections particularly there in loudoun county. elizabeth: got it. you know, this story coming in, news breaking late mt. day, jason, let's get your reaction to this. now the white house is reacting, education secretary cardona implied and said today colleges could lose federal funding over hate on campuses including against j everything ws. watch this. -- jews. >> withholding federal dollars is in our toolbox. that wouldn't be the first thing that i would do. i would want to provide support for these universit

jason, thank you so much for joining us. we'll stay in very close touch with you, good luck. >>> still to come, fighting is paused for the next three days during hamas' handover of hostages. we're going to speak to the israeli defense forces about what happens next. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to cnn's breaking news coverage of the first release of hostages since the israel-hamas truce began. right now, 13 israelis, 10 thai citizens and one filipino citizen are in israel following an agonizing 48 days in captivity in gaza. this is the first of at least 50 total hostages who are set to be turned over to israel in the coming days, part of that four-day truce between israel and hamas. i'm joined now by major durrin spielman. thank you for joining us. can you give us an overview, tell us how this transfer unfolded, do you have any update on the condition of the hostages who were released today? >> thank you for having me, wolf. this is a monumental day and will be a monumental day in history books for the

jason? >> cultural neededed? yes, probably.s, the culture, the young folks who are dictating the culture, don't want to see tik tok banned so we're going to have to have some conversation about what it's going to be, if you're messaging this to young people. on the one hand say we need to take this away from you but also can you vote for us because we need younger voters on the republican side. that's not really a winning issue. >> trace: it's not. jason vik thank you. which candidates will make the cut for the debate next month? who's in and who's out. weigh in on x and instagram at trace gallagher. our fan favorite nightcap segment is back and we have a special appearance from one of our correspondents joining the nightcap crew for the very first time. coming up. hey, grab more delectables. you know, that lickable cat treat? de-lick-able delectables? yes, just hurry. hmm. it must be delicious. delectables lickable treat. when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, sympto

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okay, jason, could you give us like a real life scenario?hen you are sending a reporter to israel let's say. >> let me use one that is not currently in use, but would you like an example of what we would consider a high risk department? in those cases we are heavier touch too. you are describing a risk assessment. there is a written component. the important part in all of these processes is making sure the right questions are asked. we are not necessarily gunning for an answer, we are gunning for, did we come up with issues that were unforeseen? in the next important piece, which i really want to stress is that it is not up to the security team as to whether or not an assignment is going to go forward. my job would be very easy if i just said no to everything. so there is a reason why we are putting people into harms way. i'm not the editor, so it is not my decision. so our function is to try to elevate did you think about these risks and how will we mitigate these risks? you cannot the gate every risk. how are we going to decide is the stor

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jason, can you give us a real-life scenario?and are sending a reporter to israel -- when you are sending a reporter to israel. >> let me give you one that is not currently in use. we determine something high-risk , you are describing a risk assessment, there is a written component. the important part in all of these processes is making sure the right questions are asked. we are not necessarily gunning for an answer. we are getting for surface issues that may be our unforeseen. the next important piece in that is not up to the security team as to whether or not an assignment is going to go forward. that is an editorial decision. my job would be easy if i said no to everything. there is a reason why we are putting people into harms way. i am not the editor. it is not my decision. our function is to say using about this? did you think about this risk? you cannot mitigate every risk. how are we going to decide if the story is worth the risks? the areas that are the most challenging, where you have the most unknowns, is almost always

jason used to take bart at least five times per week. now, it is down to three. >> i work from home on monday and friday and i go into san francisco tuesday, wednesday, thursday. >> a decrease in ridership hasn't only added more cars per train to allow for social distancing. but, that had the unintended consequence of people feeling more vulnerable. recently, bart returned to shorter trains, in an effort to reverse that perception. >> it feels like there are more sets of eyes paying attention to what is going on. and it gives me peace of mind on my commute. >> but that might not be enough. according said they personally witnessed of >> he now hopes this is not the end of the line. >> to watch this story in 360, you can go to kpix .com, you will find a youtube link in the story and you can watch it on your phone or with a virtual reality headset. it's pretty cool. >>> bart emits that things aren't perfect, but when it comes to safety, the new police chief told us he is actively working to address those concerns. something needs to change.

all goodpiece, jason.er the problems the democrat problem is dealing with in this moment. >> reporter: yeah, there's a faction of the democratic party that's unrecognizable. they believe the extermination of the jewish state is what they want to have happen. it's played out in congress. what happened at the dnc. look it's as american as it gets to be able to protest and petition your government. you can't do so violently. when they're in new york city tearing down flags at grand central station pounding at the glass or hiding on the other side of the glass. i got to tell you, the other thing that has to be factored in here is the unparalleled illegal immigration. millions of people have been allowed to come into the country illegally and there's a consequence for that. we don't know who these people are. the people captured on the terrorist watch list and they're saying, hey, there's an increased risk of violence. oh, yeah? is that a surprise given your open border policy? >> sandra: it's something a lot o

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"the reidout" with jason johnson is up next. right after this break. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> mr. trump has repeatedly and consistently misrepresented and inflated the value of his assets. and before he takes the stand, i am certain that he will engage in name calling and taunts and race-baiting. and call this a witch hunt. but at the end of the day, the only thing that matters are the facts and the numbers. and numbers, my friends, don't lie. >> and attorney general tish james was right about trump, on the wednesday stand today in his civil fraud trial, trump was belligerent, showing his usual lack of respect for the rule of law and the people who administer it. also, tonight, how trump will be using this trial and his future trials as a campaign platform. >> plus, new reporting on what trump might do on day one if he returns to the white house, including possibly invoking the insurrection act. >> and the panic amongst some democrats about president biden's sagging poll numbers now that we're just one years away from

and sam altman with jason ware.od morning, frank good to be here. >> i want to get your take microsoft shares are up 2% on the news that sam altman will join microsoft as an employee in the a.i. division there. as an investor, what is your take on what we are seeing >> so, given where we are in this development and as steve noted, it has been a wild couple days i'm not sure how much more i can add to what steve is saying. the reality is that, you know, microsoft is in a tough spot they spent well north of $10 billion in investing in open a.i. to have access to chatgpt to fold it into the pivot at microsoft which is focusing on generative a.i. across the suite of products. nadella says they are committed to open a.i., but you still have the chiefs leading that enterprise coming into microsoft and i'm sure over the next several days and weeks, we will hear about brain drain away from open a.i. and the microsoft a.i. research lab headed by sam altman point is they are still in bed microsoft and open a.i. are committed

jason rantz with us now. all the protests, what have you, looks like there is a real split among democrats over hamas, right? >> there clearly is a split. you have on one hand progressive act at thissist base of democratic party. they're pro-israel not siding with hamas. older democrats who understand the importance of standing with israel and what is going to be really interesting just politically speaking you have got president joe biden running for re-election, he is obviously from american-jewish perspective. if you're a democrat you're pleased with how he is handling this so far but you're not pleased with the congress, not pleased with the "squad" how they're treating this. you might end up still having some loyalty to biden when he runs but not necessarily to members of congress. the reverse is also true when it comes to the activist base. you have the activists who really dislike joe biden right now and they're siding with the "squad" members. now the base of the ones, those are the ones who vote, the