who does she sit down with who else jenna.sonal life and what's coming up next. jenna has the scoop coming up. >>> also ahead, look who is here donald glover and maya brisk are teaming up for a series that puts a new spin on the hit movie "mr. and mrs. smith. can't wait to chat with them >>> can't wait to eat, too a weeknight chicken recipe that is anything but your basic chicken dish best part -- all you need is a skillet, and even you could clean it up when you're done. >> i like that >>> later in the 3rd hour, we have ally love with a fashion double take, showing how to pull off some of the hottest looks for a fraction of the price. >> you can't pull off that look for a fraction of the price. that's top shelf that's top shelf. >> you can actually buy this. >> al, do you have a check of the weather? >> i want to go to these nice kids over here now, where are you guys from >> new york. >> what school >> all right all the way over here. look at this come on down what are you doing after this? where are you guys going okay they

in 2020. >> yeah, look, jenna griswald is a partisan hack and she's a hyper-radical democrat posinglection official and it's nothing more than election interference on the part of her and other democrats. that's why we're so hopeful the supreme court will shackle ruling down and support donald trump. will: dave, the scenario cnn and kayleigh are presenting here is what if the supreme court decides with the state of colorado right now and throw owl the ballots and side with trump. >> what if the supreme court smacks down colorado saying no, no, no. you have to count the ballots and you have to keep trump on the ballot. do you think the fight is over because you're seeing a willingness and commit want to this from for example the secretary of state and colorado state fighting donald trump. is that the end of the fight if they side with donald trump? >> you'd hope so and i don't put it past jenna griswald or any democrats in colorado or across the nation to respect the rule of law. we're not going to take it lying down no matter what, we're going to ensure that our voter haves the righ

trump attorney jenna ellis also refused. was a bombshell revelation. >> "we have a lot of theories, but we don't have any evidence." that shows that none of this had to do with evidence or reality, right? this is all about just making stuff up in order to justify keeping trump in power. >> narrator: the phrase giuliani uttered would become iconic and giuliani a central figure in trump's indictment: listed as co- conspirator mber 1. >> "co-conspirator 1 responded with words to the effect of, 'we don't have the evidence, but we have lots of theories.'" >> it shows rudy giuliani admitting that there's no evidence for the theories they had, that these are just talking points, not backed with any fact. and that's exactly the theory of the government. >> during the conversation, did he bring up the fact that you shared a similar party? >> he would say, "aren't we all republicans here? "i would think we would get a better reception, "i mean, i would think you would listen a little more open to my suggestions-- we're all republicans

a campaign event in manassas, virginia with first lady jill biden, vice president harris and second jennaoug emhoff to recognize the anniversary of roe v. wade and how the overturning is affecting reproductive rights in the u.s..

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so jenna bush got engaged while i was secretary and it was decided away that the reception would be in crawford texas at the ranch. but shortly after planning heard from mrs. bush and she said amy the wedding in crawford is not going to be that big. and we have so many family members that aren't going to be able to attend as. well, as many of the teachers that jenna has taught with over the years, i think we have to have a white house reception. so i believe her wedding was mid-spring we ended up in june doing i believe it was in june. julianna event at the white house. and it was a really special event. she did not wear her wedding dress, but we did many things that were very similar to the actual in texas with the same flowers and the largest wedding she chose to have the marine band play. and it was really an old fashioned, traditional white house event. and bush said, you know, many of the people, many of the schoolteachers, that jenna's taught with would probably rather come to a white house event anyway than go to a tent in texas. and it was superficial, old friends, their closes

ahead, we will speak to the secretary of state jenna griswoldld ahead. yeol. >>> we are learning new details about a man who rammed into a group of concertgoers. he sped up before crashing into another car and plowing into the crowd. the fbi and the joint terrorism task force is investigating what happened. >> what i can tell you is that so far we have uncovered no evidence of ideology or nexus to terrorism international or domestic i will. we will see this investigation through to end with the partners, but it is not abnormal that we would do in cases such as this one. >> all right. we will bring in brynn gingras, and what are you hearing? >> he said no nexus of terrorism, and we will see where the investigation goes from here, but the driver who plowed through a group of concertgoers. his name is michael avery and he has since died from the injuries in the collision last night at the hospital. we know that he superis from th syracuse area, and drove down to rochester on the 27th and checked into a hotel. two days later, the authorities in press confere

tell me, jenna, they say the same at duncan i. d. w. sports. thank you very much tom. i look into india now which is celebrating its the 75th republic day, which must the adoption of the countries. the constitution in 1950 off the independence from which is colonial prime minister in rand remote, he has invited french president and one of them i call as his guest of on this is states celebration. it's a chance promoted to showcase his political might. and to show up some strategic ties of color for parade, showcasing india concerted headed deeds. the edits military might back for the 1st time, several contingents of the armed forces and the bed. i'm the tubes. what led by women? the team support the ceo's national celebrations. well developed india and india, the mother of democracy, french president mcgraw witness. this is a spectacle as a guest off on a, a french army unit most for the 1st time along side counter bots. from the indian forces. french president, tanked india, to think that it was a great honor for funds. meaning that girls visit games to strengthen fre

jenna is beautiful!t time jenna is here to announce january's read with jenna pick good morning you got a good one >> i am so excited i have the best one. we all know what we put in our mind matters should we stop scrolling and start reading. i think our plaza will help us are y'all ready? three, two, one! our january pick is "the waters" by bonnie jo campbell. i loved this book so much. it's set in rural michigan on an island and we meet this incredible fierce matriarch, who is forced to raise a baby that comes into her life. you're going to fall in love with this little girl. her name is donkey, she's precocious and funny and strong. but then, secrets flood the swamp and the family must come together, these women must team together to solve and heal this land you will love it i love this book bonnie jo sent me pictures of her donkeys yesterday. i've fallen in love with her i hope you love it the book is in stores next tuesday and y'all can preorder it right now all you have to do i head to your local b

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jenna. suspected thieves nearly run over a southern california mail carrier with a car that whole thing was caught on camera. and tonight on west coast rap, we take a closer look at a growing number of violent crimes against u.s. postal service workers and an arizona man says his cell phone helped save his life. he'll share what the phone did on its own to get emergency crews to his motorcycle crash scene. those stories and more coming up at seven on west coast rap, followed by ktvu, fox two news at 7.30. >> all right, we'll see you then, jana. thank you. but first, a new $35 million recycling center now open in the north bay. what makes this one so different? that's coming up next facility in the nation. employee owned recology ktvu tom vacar shows us what makes this facility groundbreaking. >> this is where thousands and thousands of blue boxes contents come. >> when it comes to recology, a mish mash of recycling. >> but this is also where the magic begins. >> this is the brand new $35 mil

. >> jenna, thank you. >> thanks, jenna.merrifield, the president and founder of demo sport and backcountry ski expert, says there are some red flags to keep an eye out for that might suggest heightened risk of an avalanche. >> these snow accumulations would be one of the first signs. things to look for that could be potentially dangerous. there when wind is a huge factor, two wind can create loading on um, on the slope on the ridges. and once you get a significant size cornice due to a wind load that can break off and trigger an avalanche, he says. >> the big takeaway is to be prepared for rapidly changing conditions, as there were multiple police, but they were going from house to house. >> neighbors recount officers combing their neighborhood after a chase and police shooting will have a live report from vallejo right after the break. and a break from the rain today, we'll get a break tomorrow, and then things change around saturday. >> we get back into the wet stuff. i'll have that coming up more tech layoffs hitting the

trump 2020 campaign lawyer jenna ellis pleaded guilty today to a criminal charge in the georgia electionnce case, making her former president trump's fourth co-defendant of the trial to plead guilty so i guess in the end, he did teach them all the art of the deal [ cheers and applause that's right, jenna ellis pleaded guilty to a criminal charge in the georgia election case, making her trump's fourth co-defendant of the trial to plead guilty you might remember ellis as the least-weird lawyer from this press conference [ laughter ] she's the one sticking out like a normal thumb [ laughter ] she looks like marilyn from the munsters [ laughter ] for the kids, got to put one of those -- [ light laughter ] it's 2023! [ laughter ] michael cohen is set to testify today in a manhattan courtroom against former president trump in his civil fraud trial it's a big deal, even though this picture makes it look like a "people's court" case about the property line between two strip clubs. [ laughter and applause at his rally in new hampshire last night, former president trump appeared to mistake the lea

one of the many highlights from the year that was hoda and jenna's live christmas performance. >> we will have so much more of the fun we had in 2023 coming up >>> but right now, we will continue to look ahead to what we can expect in 2024. craig? >> thanks, guys. if you have the itch to travel, after all spring break will be here before we know it, vicky nguyen is here to help with the top trends in travel for the new year happy new year, my friend. >> happy new year. >> let's start with the domestic destinations in 2024 where are folks looking to go? what are some of the top spots >> yeah. hopper compiled a list of the most watched destinations on their site los angeles, las vegas on this always honolulu, hawaii, of course miami and orlando. internationally, people really want to go to cancuncana in the they're watching air fares and hotel fares there. rome, london, tokyo also popular. this year punta cana in the dominican republic as well. >> i've been to punta cana a couple times great spot events 2024. there's a lot happening. what are the top events? >> we have to talk ab

when i finish, sidney powell and then -- and then jenna ellis will follow me >> seth: trump's only defenserudy giuliani is untrustworthy, which is true, but then it applies to everything including the election fraud claims. you can't have it both ways. "that rudy guy is out of his [ bleep ] mind you can't trust a word he says except on china and hugo chavez. [ laughter ] teaming up with your minion and big tech to steal the election, it's weird because on that he's right on the money usually crazy. [ light laughter ] and then of course there's one more small problem with trump's claim, that powell was never his attorney in november of 2020 trump said that powell was his attorney >> the president wrote, "i look forward to mayor giuliani's spearheading the legal effort to defend our right to free and fair elections rudy giuliani, joseph digenova, victoria toensing, sidney powell and jenna ellis, a truly great team added to our other wonderful lawyers and representatives. >> seth: it's like "ocean's eleven" if they were trying to give $160 million to a casino. "okay, rudy. let's go over the p

to the hospital a donkey cart. let's continue with the conversation with my guests, ali azama naim, jenna, naim, how will the world um look at these? institutions such as the icj in terms of their obligations and protecting innocent people and how genocide would be defined um globally with regard to uh the way this ruling came out? well, i think the one thing that has been made clear despite the the israeli protestations about it, is that genocide is something that is a potentially a universal phenomenon ' "the notion of genocide as being something that is exclusively done to to jews is not correct, and and of course you know this rubbish about the icj being anti-semitic, it's comes after netanyahu and others have called the un secretary general, a terrorist called unurwa terrorism and the red, the red cross as enabling terrorism etc. but this kind of highlights that notion. that israel and other global other states of the global north can be held to these standards and international law, i mean international law was, it wasn't developed by us, international law was developed by europeans

how do you, jenna? what's good. um what? what are you here for? a vain. wow. you know she must them as i'm know. so that's the case you what i said with our vehicle. the 1st letter. i know by the way they move vehicle agents maybe like right. so he didn't use the you know to solve them already do it anyway. anyway. that's the vehicle. okay. now what are you and i am i'm 1515 and were you here for the wrong place? at the wrong time. okay. i'm here for carrying a legal fire um outside of i've only been here for think of a month. i've been on house arrest bracelet for a month and 2 days we've been hired on. my account was to and then and i forgot all righty for like how long by like a year. yeah. i've been tell it and it's not like retail is ongoing. my program in the past and a mr. dan has his cell, the miss sandy loan investment level that got in love with that man. cuz when they do the, they help me out when you get this message, this case, since the shot to die, i got a free to turn off the possibly to the body to body. but i didn't understand is wasting a lo

how do you, jenna? what's what? um, what, what are you here for? a vain. wow. you know, she wants to miss. i'm know. so that's the case you. what is it the door a vehicle for the 1st learning and nobody ever has been a vehicle i've just been like right. so he didn't just like you know, just talking about but he did it anyway. anyway. that's the vehicle. okay. now what are you a $915.00 and were you here for the wrong place at the wrong time. okay. i'm here for carrying a legal fire outside of i've only been here for think of a month. i've been on house arrest is like for a month and 2 days we've been hired on my account was to and then and i forgot all righty for like how long by like a year. yeah. i've been chosen and he's gone like retail is on gama program. pass and mr. dan, his out, the miss cindy, loan investment level that got in love with that man, because when they don't use a healthy, how do you get this message this case and said, i shot until i got a free to talk to last week to the body, to body, but i didn't, i didn't have, i don't understand the s

jenna ellis: hello, mr. speaker, this is jenna ellis, and i'm here with mayor giuliani. rudy giuliani: hey, brian. it's rudy. i really have something important to call to your attention that i think really changes things. jake tapper: the january 6 committee says cutler thought the calls were inappropriate and had his lawyers tell giuliani to stop them. rudy giuliani: i understand that you don't want to talk to me now. i just want to bring some facts to your attention-- jake tapper: and then there was georgia where the republican secretary of state brad raffensperger got an hour long call from president trump. donald trump: brad, what are we going to do? we won the election and it's not fair to take it away from us like this. kaitlan collins: trump probably put more pressure on brad raffensperger than anyone else. it was immense. donald trump: all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes. kaitlan collins: and i think it's the phone call that everyone remembers, that was later leaked, where he in turn berated brad raffensperger. donald trump: they're going a

. >> jenna okay, a little break here. thanks so much, mark. well, oakland hip hop legend mister fab is celebrating his birthday this week. but instead of receiving gifts, he's gifting oakland residents with a week long series of free public events. >> ill feeling myself. yeah, i'm still feeling it. >> this celebration kicked off on monday with the unveiling of a big mural in north oakland. that is where mister fab grew up over on 45th and market streets. the neighborhood. there you can see the mural. the celebration has also included a bowling party, a comedy night, and a fashion show. the goal, he says, is to put a spotlight on oakland on local businesses and bring attention, money and pride to the local community and economy. >> the mister fab that the world sees today, it wouldn't be anything without oakland. i've learned everything here, and i know that there are children that are just like me, that they don't have anybody to cultivate or curate their greatness or their brilliance. and there are so many brilliant children that come from th

the connected whose name came up at the hearings as evidence of these really official speaking with jenna seidel intent during the i c j hearing one ton of 131 of the guests that was the parliament's member. missing the 2 ways, who said that to all god, this would be burned down. and this statement was quoted in the i c j and the whole asked him about the damage it call it the only way to stop. and he started to talk about what happened on october 7th, kind of preaching to them about. so re 6, the attack against is a call you based on the notes on the line. so we have a deemed and the whole told him that we already reported that we are asking you something to add as and when he continued, they asked him to leave for the job and that kind of pushed back is highly on usually is riley's haven't seen much of it on their news channels. in fact, some of the genocide statements raised at the i c. j were originally delivered from those new studios. so the shuttle came in, this is shown in double sounds. like i said, not just quite politicians or comments or some of it came straight from the handk

. jenna, you up at your foxtrot. talk to me about the atmosphere a bad today. the atmosphere was absolutely incredible. i mean, the class goes up very, very quickly. they've been there for only 10 or so minutes and this web filled up and everyone's really excited reading. you know, this tom saying they cut it was incredible. just beyond the 1st national say of action of this. yeah. but the 7 since october 7th i you have to listen to this because, and i've spoken about a wide range think that it's also a global day of actually isn't sense. and on that i think you were particularly impressed by that particular move by that. yes, definitely. i mean outcome hanes come down to the 5 star people, the new. yeah. so it's the largest global coal for sci fi in history. and people who are really looking forward to i'm like, really felt the urgency of pulling up, bringing in the new. yeah. my cooling for sci fi and you can see it's just carried on until today. it's amazing sighted to stop that. yeah, this way and it really just

a couple of nations will have details on that coming up with jenna in support later . the so the i'll never forget. i finally gave the report and the man had been confused that took the report and i was like, oh, he doesn't understand that this isn't a recent thing to pass thing. i said i was 14 when this happened. he was 25 and the means whole tongue changed and he said, i understand. and i am so sorry, this has happened to you. and i remember pausing. gonna cry. i'm or sorry, i remember pausing. and i just turned to cry on the other end of the phone. they said no one's ever told me that before he paused me. so what do you mean? they said no one's ever told me that it wasn't my fault. and he just released 1st. we're going to get you hope we're gonna have someone live with us to keep this for you. but yeah, it was the 1st time anybody had ever told me that it was not my fault investigations . they give compelling science inter toes to from asia and the pacific 101 east. on out. just sierra hard hitting into buildings as a un ambassador position given to you by or does

i would also like to think of the secretary jenna was admitted to kyla for, for her briefing. and it is extremely challenging to have any informed discussion, especially on the security on the piece and security when, when only and verify that information is available. and we also understand the difficulties. surround you go to the station of such meetings. this at the moment we are aware of only one sect, i mean literally transport airplane crushed during an on conflict. we don't know what each was carrying on, whether it to shut down and my delegation would about coming dependent to verify the information on the event. on the other hand, we have am putting dependency verified information on violations of international including communitarian human rights role in ukraine by russian federation. and this includes indiscriminate attacks and civilians and critical infrastructure and growth violations on human rights. he's the president. it is our sincere hope, this, that this episode of the war on ukraine. it will not stand in the way of future exchanges, a present as before, bet

y aunque para jenna y michael, esto marca un nuevo comienzo, aseguran sentirse agradecido por tenersebueno, hablamos también de un gran socavón que apareció en tijuana. luego de estas fuertes lluvias, pero además de eso, también dicen que influyó el vandalismo. ese socavón. primero le explico se originó en una obra del ayuntamiento. vea nada más la magnitud. sin embargo, cuadrillas ya habían estado reparando la mitad del proyecto porque tuvieron que empezar de nuevo porque alguien quemó una tubería. según se dijo. ahora la ciudad continúa trabajando para habilitar la vialidad. >> vamos a ver, en este momento imágenes que fueron captadas esta madrugada se ven en san francisco. ahí la están viendo. usted pues esta la lluvia caía y caía, caía en diferentes ciudades de nuestra área de la bahía y en muchas de las calles había gente cayendo y cayendo en los baches. >> césar, que ha generado toda esta condición, ha provocado que aparezcan esos pozos. como veíamos en tijuana. pero también aquí digo habrá situaciones que han perjudicado a muchos automóviles. hay que tener mucho cuidado. marcel

i got news about him on the 7th of october before the jenna, we would talk to every day, she would send the videos and pictures of himself and his children and tell us about his days. we didn't talk after that for safety reasons. i sent him many messages. i don't know if you saw them to be able to go. i was of that the past. i'm a red cross and it has an eye on that is headquarters have been targeted by is already full of is one person must been killed while 7, all those who had full cells. so on the 5th floor of the building and wounded this same though they had to come on the ship and just in the day before destroying the ink for the aid. good. h q a newborn baby who was one of the victims you and relieved from what was agencies for this was a said the need for a seems far in gaza is urgent. on another hand, what do we have seen over the last 3 months? a say in then score cd piece and then some one b 's a very limited to money that in a including backseat basic many guides lives for that i would go to and of course state in the situation. you would expect that these rates of, say, hav

of the connect whose name came up at the hearings as evidence of these really official speaking with jenna seidel intent during the i c j hearing one ton of 131 of the guests that was the parliament's member. missing the 2 weeks who said that all you guys us would be burned down. and this statement was quoted in the i c j and the whole asked him about the damage it. call it the only way to stop. and he started to talk about what happened on october 7th, kind of preaching to them about. so re fixed the attack against is a call you based on the notes on the line. so we have a deemed and the whole told him that we already reported that we are asking you something to add as and when he continued, they asked him to leave for the job and that kind of pushed back is highly unusually. is riley's, haven't seen much of it on their news channels. in fact, some of the genocide statements raised at the i c. j were originally delivered from those new studios. so the shuttle came in, this is shown in double sounds. like i said, not just quite politicians or comments or some of it came straight from the a

the connect whose name came up at the hearings as evidence of these really officials speaking with jenna seidel intent during the i c j hearing one ton of 131 of the guests that was the parliament's member. missing the 2 ladies who said that all god, this would be burned down. and this statement was quoted in the i c j and the whole asked him about the damage it call. normally we flip the little stomach and he started to talk about what happened on october 7th, kind of preaching to them about so re 6, the attack against is a call you based on the notes on the line. so we have a deemed and the whole told him that we already reported that we are asking you something to add as and when he continued, they asked him to leave for the job and that kind of pushed back is highly unusually. is riley's, haven't seen much of it on their news channels. in fact, some of the genocide statements raised at the i c. j were originally delivered from those new studios. so the shuttle came in, this is shown in double sounds. like i said, not just quite politicians or comments or some of it came straight from

a jenna was in love. what did this little girl do to them? she died hungry with bread in her hand. we tried to remove the bread from her hand, but it was held tight. she part of the resistance. is this the objective of his really p a mitten? yahoo! vist is the resistance. they are targeting guys. just children. as of the moment, we have been experiencing injustice since 1948 until today, nobody stands with us. i'm not the united nations, nor the international court, or anyone else. we think south africa, which is the only side which stands with us. we hope he's really judged on his crimes against the posting and people have been falsely and according to palestinian health of any 3 step tests, 6 does to major. there are being 160 people goes and more than 100. others have been and george at during ever strikes humble bod months. all the various spots of the gaza strip, including the rough i city and the south of gaza. where well, when was done $1300000.00 to indians have been displaced recently from different spots and the major larry up, the northern guys, us to read and garza city

the connect whose name came up at the hearings as evidence of these really officials speaking with jenna seidel intent during the i c j hearing one ton of 131 of the guests that was the parliament's member. missing the 2 weeks who said that all you guys us would be burned down. and this statement was quoted in the i c j and the whole asked him about the damage it call. normally we flip the little stomach and he started to talk about what happened on october 7th, kind of preaching to them about so re 6, the attack against is a call you based on the notes on the line. so we have a deemed and the whole told him that we already reported that we are asking you something to add as and when he continued, they asked him to leave for the job and that kind of pushed back is highly unusually. is riley's, haven't seen much of it on their news channels. in fact, some of the genocide statements raised at the i c. j were originally delivered from those new studios. the shuttle came in. this is shown in double sounds. like i said, not just quite politicians or comments. some of it came straight from the

joining me now for the first interview is the secretary of state, jenna griswold. thank you for joining us. can you walk us through what this means for colorado. if we don't get a ruling by january 5, does that mean trump remains on the ballot in colorado, y connect >> first, thank you for having me. don't worry, it is not too late in colorado. the supreme court ruled that trump engaged in insurrection. because of that he was disqualified. they put a caveat into the ruling thing if the case was appealed, trump would be on the ballot until the supreme court acted in some way. as of today, he is on the ballot. basically tell the counties which candidates will be on so they can print the balance. our elections get going pretty quickly. overseas and military ballots go out this month. we have early voting and vote by mail. they will be voting soon. >> if the supreme court rules in favor of the supreme court to remove trump from the ballot but his name is still there, what happens? >> colorado elections take into account candidate that either drop out of the race when t

a campaign event in manassas, virginia with first lady jill biden, vice president harris and second jenna men doug emhoff to recognize the anniversary of roe v. wade and how the overturning is affecting reproductive rights in the u.s.. the president was interrupted audible times by people in the crowd protesting operations in gaza. [cheering and applause] >> hello virginia! are you excited to reelect joe biden and kamala harris! i know i am, it is so great to be back here. ok. [laughter] yesterday marked the 51st anniversary of roe v. wade. i remember the exact moment i found out that it got overturned . the vice president called me from air force two and delivered this distressing and open torrent -- and abhorrent news. like you, she was outraged. we were both outraged and we knew we needed to turn that anger into action. [cheering and applause] we all feel that rage today, i know i do. i think about it, i have an 83-year-old mother, and we also have a 24-year-old daughter. how is it possible that my mother will have enjoyed more rights than our daughter? that is simply unacceptable. [ch

the;) in that sense of the to quote my friend, jenna, i how is that working out for you and what agerking out very well. host: are you optimistic? caller: yes. i would say i am i'm really -- for me, i think my future is optimistic. my american dream still holds for me. i think the people around me, host: michael agrees with that and says t pof of the american dream is ave and thriving at our borders. people are risking their lives to come to america but nobody is risking their life to leave for a better life becausist. allen is. caller: good morning. thank you very much for great work. since i have been a high school student in the 70's, it occurred to me that the american dream has be s centuries by our open frontier and the fact that we were first conquering a continent that had free resourcesha tapped yet. we continue grow into new areas. i thought to myself, once the frontier closes, people are not going to want to like the reagan and post-reagan as -- eras. that is achappened, but what the done cleverly is easing the mechanism of medialess possiblet accurate infhem make wise cho

this is jenna. big questions course. and we have a room full of largely non history majors from the sciences and business and other places who are taking a history course and the we are covering today is a trial that will be dubbed in the 20th century. the trial of the century the scopes trial and want to start our discussion by introducing you to this man. john washington butler and he was a tennessee tobacco farmer who gets to the state legislature 1922. and as he it he was home at his baptist church and his preacher told story that he found very disturbing and it was the story of a local young woman who attended the university of tennessee and then was exposed to darwin's teachings on evolution in a biology course. and she had been raised in a culture of faith and belief in the bible and, the preacher said she came home from college, an atheist and butler had three young boys who were growing up, and he knew that evolution was also included in the curriculum of the local schools and did not want to see the same thing

george w's daughter, barbara, is a healthcare activist, while her twin sister, jenna, works in media. and while no bushes currently hold federal office, the family's legacy is still one of service to their country. - they're a phenomenal family, a family of conscience. - i do think that the bush family is a political dynasty. they're a powerhouse and one in which you'll look back and say, there were a lot of people in that family who served the country and served well. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. president biden meeting with congressional leaders at white house right now to talk about closing u.s. southern border and financing ukraine. just a few moments we'll talk about this with donald trump's latest recruit, vivek ramaswamy. and then jim jordan wants to stop the government snooping and trump campaign adviser lou will tell us how it looks in new hampshire. jackie i hinrich at the white house. >> it is unclear what progress might be made here in the meeting president wants focusing to be on ukraine to impress on the top congressional leaders and chairma

this is jenna. big questions course. and we have a room full of largely non history majors from the sciences and business and other places who are taking a history course and the we are covering today is a trial that will be dubbed in the 20th century. the trial of the century the scopes trial and want to start our discussion by introducing you to this man. this is john washington butler and he was a tennessee tobacco farmer who gets to the state legislature 1922. and as he it he was home at his baptist church and his preacher told story that he found very disturbing and it was the story of a local young woman who attended the university of tennessee and then was exposed to darwin's teachings on evolution in a biology course. and she had been raised in a culture of faith and belief in the bible and, the preacher said she came home from college, an atheist and butler had three young boys who were growing up, and he knew that evolution was also included in the curriculum of the local schools and did not want to see the sam

you think they would have jenna as well as you did it for me?hey fact check? they are giving an award for ou someone who doesn't exist. but here's the thing that's e outrageous. you have espn. they are woke and what they do, they are cheating and they're the llones who do these explosi stories like steroids in baseball and the nba refs betting on the games on the astros stealing signs. these the same execs who want to criticize everyone s else bu they have been cheating themselves and they have been doing it for years. >> when he talked about sports how do you feel about this? >> it shows another institution you can't trust.hink espn is imploding. the country is going to hell in a hand basket. but it went on for years. people they were cheating for years and they thought it was okay w how do you live with yourselfho? >> asked the democrats. >> so a lot of my speaking agent website. it says jesse appreciates but does not require the host to present him with an award after his speech. he likes to have some physical object to remember and commemora

i'm joined by paula reid and legal analyst jenna rogers. what is going to happen and what's happening in the courtroom and what does today mean? >> yesterday was a busy day. they were able to select the jury of nine people and will remain anonymous as they assess whether e. jean carroll should receive damages with the statement trump made in 2019. trump was in attendance yesterday but left before the opening statements where both sides laid out their theory of the case. her lawyers argue he used the biggest microphone to attack her and she lives in fear and is entitled to significant damages. trump's lawyers argue that actually her career prospered after she made these accusations. trump did not stay for the opening statements, but he's back again today for what could be quite a significant day in this brief trial and this is, of course, the expected testimony of e. jean carroll. now she testified in the trial back in may where a jury assessed her allegations about what happened in a department store in the mid '90s and claims of defamation

let's start now with colorado secretary of state, jenna griswold, who joins us now.retary, i am so glad you have joined us. we have been following this story for a long time, as of course you have, but now the supreme court is wasting no time taking up this case and it could lead to clarity for not just your state, but for others around the country. how are you feeling about the fact that the supreme court is saying yes to at least hearing it tonight? >> thanks for having me on, laura. it seems like you are going to have a fun show tonight. my general reaction is that i think it is a good thing the supreme court decided to take this case so quickly. the american people deserve to know whether someone who engaged in insurrection can run for the highest office in this country and also as secretary of state of colorado, we would like to know the answer very quickly. we are a super tuesday state. our presidential primary is off and starting. i certify the candidates today, so the quicker that the supreme court can act, it will just allow us to administer elections in the

state of iowa where the stage is set for our presidential debate, republican debate, let's bring in jenna goldberg and ashley allison. the pressure is on ron desantis to blunt the momentum by nikki haley. in your view, is this a race for second place? >> objectively, it sort of is but in the last 48 hours, it now feels like there is a scenario, not likely, but a scenario in which nikki haley could win in new hampshire and that blow to the inevitability of donald trump and how he would respond would possibly create some sort of opening. christie may drop out. momentum around nikki haley and people in new hampshire will watch. >> watched it on cnn. there is an editorial published today in the national review arguing it is not too late for republican voters to rethink nominating donald trump that they argue rivals have not had traction because donald trump squashed electability argument with his strong point against president biden. they say that the democrat is so weak he could lose to donald trump but the former president is a risky bet. what is your response? >> the polling does give dona

to you first, jenna, on the significance of what he was hinting at, rates going down in the summer. >ould be a big thing. interest rates impact the housing market. with rates going down, we are seeing more buyers into the housing market. we saw mortgage applications. neil: existing home sales close to that. >> i think with the housing market, this could be a positive step in the right direction but i don't think the tide to turn quickly. affordability is a huge factor. americans are facing economic pressure between home prices and household incomes and the surge that americans have faced, it has been such a shock to the affordable levels, through the roof right now. these things aren't getting resolved overnight so affordability will drive the market in 2024. neil: touched on that, gary last time we spoke. i don't want to misquote you where a lot of people refusing to put themselves on that. it is less than that, this won't change. >> on the affordability front, i am amazed some of the prices, i am talking about mid to lower end, houses that were in 2019, 350 now and back then, 6 and

., presumably jeffrey epstein, it is signed, you can see xoxoxoxo jenna.rshowitz, the attorney also discussed again in an email between churcher and giuffre, the quote here is don't forget alan dershowitz. je's buddy and lawyer. good name for your pitch. we all suspect allen is a pedepedothough no proof of thatu probably met him when he was hanging out with j.e. other people described in this newest batch of documents so far, judge, include do you fray's doctors that treated her in 2015. the former against epstein that he bleed guilty to in 2008. so, in total, we are still going through more documents. 19 more just came out so that means that we have 59 #, but we were told that 240 documents will be coming out. it could take until monday to get all of those as we get more details, judge, we will make sure to pass it along. >> judge jeanine: interesting reading, nate. thank you so much. >> you got it. >> judge jeanine: all right. joining me now is fox business correspondent charlie gasparino. is he part of the special i'm hosting this sunday at 10:00 p.m. e

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