[applause] >> and congratulations to kevin chang who is the new chaplain for the san francisco sheriff. [applause] >> and i know mary young is also here somewhere. now we have a number of new council generals and i want mention the countries joining us here today, korea singapore, mongoala. welcome to san francisco. we also have the consul general of japan as well as other places and can they please stand up. [applause] >> thank you to those who are joining us here today and welcome to the new council generals. we look forward to welcome and you celebrating at the lunar new year parade this saturday as well, and we have some special guests visiting us from the district of west vancouver including the mayor, mayor mark saiger who is joining us today. welcome mayor. as well as your delegation from the meto vancouver transportation agency. can you all please stand. [applause] >> i want to acknowledge some of the elected leaders who are joining us here today starting with supervisor rafael mandelman, matt dorsey and joel engardio. [applause] >> . our assessor recorder jaking torres. our sc

. >> reporter: andre has a hug for kevin, a man that changed his life. >> i have seen him in a better spot than he was a year ago. >> reporter: we were there a year ago when they first met face to face at an oakland shelter. kevin's miracle message nonprofit connects unhoused with family members for support. at the time he was recovering from four surgeries after he fell scaling the wall at the mexican border. he accepted a gift from kevin's nonprofit. he was randomly chosen as more than 100 people in the bay area and los angeles to get $750 in monthly income for a year to use as they saw fit. a year later, he says that basic income was a blessing that he used to buy a bicycle to get around as he looks for a job and awaits his turn on the government housing list. he bought clothes and food and helped with family emergencies and gave to those with even less. >> occasionally he would walk on the streets and hear people say i don't have anything to eat, can you give me money. he would give some of his money to other people. >> reporter: the study of the basic income recipients show they

. >>> andre has a hug for kevin, a man that changed his life. >> i have seen him in a better spot thane was a year ago. >> reporter: we were there a year ago when they first met face to face at an oakland shelter. kevin's miracle message nonprofit connects unhoused with family members for support. at the time he was recovering from four surgeries after he fell scaling the wall at the mexican border. he accepted a gift from kevin's nonprofit. he was randomly chosen as more than 100 people in the bay area and los angeles to get $750 in monthly income for a year to use as they saw fit. a year later, he says that basic income was a blessing that he used to buy a bicycle to get around as he looks for a job and awaits his turn on the government housing list. he bought clothes and food and helped with family emergencies and gave to those with even less. >> occasionally he would walk on the streets and hear people say i don't have anything to eat, can you give me money. he would give some of his money to other people. >> reporter: kevin says a study of the basic income recipients show they spe

he changed his story and said, he did, in fact, going to his bedroom after the fight with kevin. >> why would you like to us about certain statement ? >> got no logical explanation. >> detectives don't like to be lied to, and he told you a lie. for statement, i'm not in the room, now you are sweating, now he is in the room. >> it's like, bill, you said you weren't in the room, what's going on? >> is he back down on the story? >> he says i thought it would be better if i said i was in the room. >> if bill for changing his story about going into the bedroom to check on diane made him look better, he was probably the only one. >> i have told you what really happened. >> which version are we supposed to believe? >> because you haven't been truthful to us at this point. >> you see how this is going? you fail a polygraph, your dna is on her neck, he is isn't. the mountain is starting to build. >> detectives thought it looked like a mountain of evidence against bill kyne, what with the evidence say about kevin? >>> coming up. >> his glasses were found at the bottom of the bed. >> could there b

kevin nguyen. hey kevin. >> hey, kristen. always great to see you. >> yeah, good to see you. so let's back this up. last week we reported on a $418 million settlement in lawsuits alleging unfair rules forcing sellers to pay too much to list and sell their homes. so what was, in short, the settlement deal? >> yeah. well, the national association of realtors, which for decades has been setting the norms for how brokers conduct their business, they agreed to pay over $400 million in damages to these uh- plaintiffs. who are these aggrieved home sellers who said they were paying excessive fees? this comes off the heels of october, where they agreed to pay $1 billion in damages as well. >> okay, so everybody was like saying, oh, that's great for sellers then, right? you don't have to pay the 6% on behalf of the buying and the selling side agents. but is that what it's working out to be? and how is it for buyers? >> right. i mean, so for the buyers, it's going to come down to that down payment, that cash

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this time instead of defending his wife, kevin has a change of hea heart. >> every week was hell.i was like evil. >> you going through that is going to be extremely helpful with [ bleep ] and [ bleep ]. a lot of the same words were used and you'll understand how they felt. >> the main difference is that he now knows what his children have been subjected to. that his wife ruby and jodi had done some terrible things, and at that point, his willingness to protect his wife and keep her from getting in further trouble was removed. he was more concerned about his children. >> it became clear that he wasn't really a person of interest, and -- >> he was off the hook pretty quickly. >> there just wasn't any evidence. we had a journal saying everything that happened over the summer and it never said he was in the home. >> kevin is no longer on investigators' list of suspects. he's found reconciling with his two oldest and once estranged children, shari and chad. >> any comments today? >> not today. >> and he's fighting to regain custody of his youngest four. kevin also files for divorce fro

look lik. >> kevin benedicto is on the san francisco police commission.itizen board is supposed to be in charge of setting police policies. now they have to find a way to implement measure e. >> it's also a little bit unclear, i know that i've reached out to the city attorney and to the department. so we can figure way that is sort of efficient and in line with what the voters asked for, but also causes minimal disruption to the spdepartment. >> measure f is another controversial measure that passed with 63% of the vote. it requires people on public assistance in san francisco to go through regular drug screening tests and get substance abuse treatment. >> not to be blunt, it's a really stupid measure and that doesn't that doesn't get us anywhere. >> opponents say the city doesn't have the resources to provide substance abuse treatment to everyone who would need it to qualify. >> people are going to end up being homeless when they lose their benefits. just missing anc them into a downward spiral with the welfare department. >> but mayor london breed says

police chief kevin franklin says the agency has been working to make changes. >> last year, we made probably the single biggest change in our employment strategy that i have seen in my 27 years here at the b.a.r.t. police department, and that was to really emphasize patrol routes for sworn police officers and unarmed civilians who are out there in the system. >> reporter: he says there are also uniformed ambassadors and even crisis intervention specialist to work with police to address people in crisis about connecting people to services. meantime today, b.a.r.t. shared several images of examples of guns recently seized. 49 illegal guns were seized last year, up from 40 and 2022. we ask riders what they've seen. >> i've seen more police officers in the stations but not really on the trains. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. is working hard to recruit new officers to fill vacancies. the police chief also addressed any riders who may be skeptical about taking public transit. >> acknowledge that many people are skeptical about safety in public transit right now and i really hope they give us another chance

somebody needs to change that. i'm not sure bringing kevin back makes that happen.ng for the next person to run the place. >> jan and michael, thank you for joining us. so much to talk through in retail today. >> thank you. >>> still ahead this morning tiktok's ceo hitting back after the house voted to force a sale of the app and the former treasury yields secretary steven mnuchin jumping into the ring. the latest on the growing saga after this break. they're waiting for you. hey, do you have a second? they're all expecting more. more efficiency. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people everything, and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now what?" here's what. you go with prudential to protect, empower and grow. with everything you need to deliver, you guessed it... more. one more thing... who's your rock? learn more at prudential.com >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm bertha coombs with your cnbc news update. >>> former president donald trump is back in court this morning. this time for a hearing in his florida fed

if he wanted to change his name for show business, he'd have to make it "kevin irresistible".retary—general antonio guterres is visiting jordan. he has been holding talks and we are waiting to hear what he has to say. he has said there is growing international consensus to tell israel that a ceasefire is needed and that any assault on rafah because a humanitarian disaster. the un security council are set to vote on a new draft resolution on an immediate ceasefire in gaza after russia and china vetoed early attempts, proposed by the united states a few days ago. let's just listen in. states a few days ago. let's 'ust listen in. ., ., ., , ., ., listen in. the ongoing devastation in gaza as well _ listen in. the ongoing devastation in gaza as well as _ listen in. the ongoing devastation in gaza as well as rising _ listen in. the ongoing devastation in gaza as well as rising violence l in gaza as well as rising violence in gaza as well as rising violence in the occupied west bank. i commend jordan for your support for de—escalation including particularly you are very important ro

if he wanted to change his name for show business, he'd have to make it "kevin irresistible".he day's top stories on the bbc news website and the bbc news app. that's it from me for the moment. all the top business stories are coming up for you in a few minutes' time. thanks for watching. hello again. the forecast from earlier has changed because the met office has dropped tuesday's yellow weather warning for significant hill snow in scotland and heavy rain. the amounts we are now expecting are not going to be as much. but you can see in the rainfall accumulation chart over the next 5 days, there is still a lot of rain in the forecast, particularly across parts of south—west england. here, we could see in excess of 18 metres in the next 5 days. today we have this weather front which is continuing to push northwards, bringing in some rain and hill snow, just not as much is originally thought. and we have another weather front coming in from the south—west, introducing some rain too. in between, there will be a lot of cloud and some brighter spells, the brighter skies across wes

they don't want kevin cry here because he is making some changes now in this campaign. >> ads againstice, governor newsom, who is unpopular in the area, would appoint his replacement. supporters of the recall say they formally asked if cry is recalled and wait until november for voters to decide on a replacement. time now, 756 here in the bay area, two for grabs. for the first time in decades in silicon valley, congresswoman anna eshoo is retiring after 32 years in congress. and that rare opening is attracted a large field of 11 candidates in the east bay, nine congressional candidates aret& trying to replace congresswoman barbara lee, who's running for the us senate, and she officially endorsed lateefah simon, a member of the bart board of directors, to replace her. the top two vote getters in both of these races will move on to the general election in november. the make sure you stay connected with fox local ahead of super tuesday. it's a free app. itgs on your smart tv. you can find everything you need to spknow about the primary electi, like what's on the ballot and how you can vo

>> look at metrics you talked about, 26 million dollars in change, i don't recall ever a raise like that very impressive if you lived in new york not that happy i talked to people a traffic jam extraordinaire, the kept with birds before they migrate it was impressive but we're in a full campaign mode trump made sure that he got lots of press on a very important issue as you detailed we will see a lot more i think city by city, this, tactic rally troops supporters at the same time i think a good move because trump got plenty of press out of this as biden did, but that is a lot of money. >> sure is, the democrats have more money than the republicans, that is just the fact that is what we're seeing morgan what do you make of that pretty incredible optics horrible, by the way, joe biden could have before he went to the fund-raiser raising 6 million could have got no one car with secret service gone to six miles away stopped to see stephanie now widow of slain nypd officer he did it having said that what do you make of all money democrats seem to raise so well republicans can't do it? >> well

name a deal he offered that was going to change the dynamic? >> shannon: i want to bring in kevin corke, he has covered many administrations and many state of the union addresses, tonight there was a lot of pressure on the president to show up with energy and vigor to engage, and he did those things tonight. did he do enough with the speech to propel his reelection campaign forward? >> kevin: i think a couple of things my friend, if you were to look at this, shannon and savable terms, tonight state of the union address really was sort of like showing your playbook to an opponent for a future game. now let me explain, if you are the g.o.p., and need to listen very carefully to the theme was that mr. biden had on hardest and then start crafting your rebuttal, especially as we get closer to november. but for the president come i think tonight's address was about much more than just the speech. it was really his chance to emphatically declare that i am the man for the job. what we have done in the past, you may not have heard enough. i am here to t

kevin also filed for divorce from ruby. as her sentence approaches, ruby has a change of heart.sponsibility for her own conduct and even agreeing to testify against jodi. on december 18th, 2023, she pleads guilty to four second-degree felony charges of aggravated child abuse. the remaining two charges are dropped. >> and to count six, aggravated child abuse? >> with my deepest regret and sorrow for my family and my children, guilty. >> juju: jodi, knowing her former friend and business partner was willing to testify against her, she also pleads guilty to the same four charges of aggravated child abuse. >> guilty. >> the utah board of pardons and parole will determine how long they'll end up spending in prison. and from what we know of the level of felony that both ruby franke and jodi hildebrandt pled guilty to, they can get anywhere from four years in prison to 30 years. >> juju: we're told "e" and "r" have been placed together in foster care. >> they look so much better. they've put on weight. they look healthy. they're happy. they're back to their hobbies. >> juju: as for the

so if this changes hands what changes about tik tok? that's the big question for people using the platform. >> i think we finally have transparency around the algorithm. project texas partnership with oracle, even owe points, were forced to admit forcing to control the algorithm went back to bytedance and beijing. you can't mitigate against the threat of propaganda on the platform. for those who don't say that exists i would point to last week, tik tok forced users for zip code information and calling members of congress. we had kids threatening to commit suicide if we took action on the bill. >> harris: oh, congressman. >> -- removing trade status with china. tik tok proved how the platform could be weaponized. i think if we have an investment we can mitigate against the threat. >> harris: i mentioned previously the usage of former rice president mike pence comparing this to fentanyl that comes from china too. so the company that owns tik tok is based in china. it's sharing information about all of us. if it diverses or sells it can ke

. >> harris: it seemed like an attempt to change the subject in late response to kevin mccarthy.why you would want that back and forth. he has time for that sort of thing now. they are supposed to be running the country. >> i want to -- >> harris: i have scripts and notes and everything here, too. i think people assume we come prepared as professionals. however, i don't stop in the mid sentence and exit off stage to go and figure out what i should be saying. >> i was only joking. 100,000 people that voted uncommitted is a protest vote. a protest vote because people are upset with what's going on in palestine and what happened on october 7th. let's be very clear. israel has an absolute right to self-defense. we have to destroy hamas. the problem is and what the protest vote is about, harris, there is innocent civilians in war being killed. it breaks all of our hearts. that's why we need a cease-fire. every time there is an innocent civilian being killed you radicalize 5 to ten other folks. i saw that in iraq and in afghanistan. we have to do right by the folks who are peace loving

he was changing rapidly.ose years it was also called the fastest growing city in the soviet union. entire districts with residential buildings and new streets grew around the center. minsk began to live. it turns out that the country is undergoing perestroika, no, not the one that happened in the eighties, perestroika was then announced by nikita sergeevich khrushchev in construction and architecture. at the beginning of january 1958 in veskuli in belovezhskaya pushcha. first secretary of the cpsu central committee nikita sergeevich khrushchev. the belarusian leadership had to report on the fulfillment of its instructions given a year earlier. in 1957. then the task was set, in the shortest possible time, in a protected area, to build a government residence, where high-level guests could be received and hunted. it was, after all, a state dacha in the gpu belovezhskaya poshcha, and so it was in the design assignment, but it was always subordinated first to moscow, that is, it was. but unexpectedly for everyone

what is happening in republican party kevin mccarthy resigning, both rnc chair ronna mcdaniel, mitch mcconnell stepping down this year, you still have, this focus, on ukraine, over the focus on the border, let's look into chuck schumer, who you know attend that white house meeting, and came out of the meeting said the priority was ukraine, watch this. >> the edge when sentiment in meetings we got to do ukraine now there are other issues including border when we should address but not now. we said to the speaker get it done. if you don't do the right thing whatever politics are you will regret it. >> how come border is not the priority? >> my response to chuck schumer exactly that the border is americans number one priority, house republicans speaker johnson was in that meeting might have been five against one in cases but speaker johnson held the line made it clear we are fighting to secure america's border we want to help our allies around the world but we need to start with america first, we've got a major crisis, in all that needs to be on the table at the same time. i know over 1

there is lot of changes to take place. idle speculation. kevin warsh, kevin hassett. great names.onderful person. larry kudlow, who knows. larry could be the person. steve forbes, fantastic, steve would be a great fed chairman. there are all these wonderful people who would be in the running, in the mix. waller is one of the fed members now, he is also pretty good. charles: right. >> we have a long way to go before any decisions but isn't it fun talking about them? isn't it fun whispering the names. did you hear about this one? he might be -- that is what is so wonderful about politics. if you don't enjoy it, it will kill you. it will just make you crazy but when you get into these rumor mills and stuff it really gets exciting, fun and thrilling. i'm glad they're doing those types of stories. charles: talk about something not too far away. that is the next fed meeting. >> okay. charles: if you were on the fomc right now would you be looking to cut-rates sometime soon? >> you know i wouldn't be cutting rates at all to be honest. i let markets drive rates. i wouldn't drive them. as

so, are any members wondering what has changed and what if anything has gotten better since they gotcarthy? and if not, what if anything will happen to speaker johnson? >> i think there is sort of the realization with mike johnson is that, the truck my party doesn't change no matter the leadership. there was always this tension internally, the people that goe against the leadership, and the people that will be a part of the team. in such a thin minority, it is a tough time for anyone in thissi ticurrent position to get throu, especially the conservativestank taking procedural votes to come to the floor in the minds of republicans blocking the republican agenda. that sort of regard, it seems like a lot of the things stay the same. has threatened his own threat of vacated.lina >> trey: the g.o.p. house conference is beginning to resemble "game of thrones," f congress may o actually wear makeup.e ma the actor and actress is on "game of thrones." so all the best to you. i told you you me to go to law i school butt you didn't do it ad decided to stay. winter i ss coming and it may be comi

last year we made probably the single biggest change in our deployment strategy.s y conectarlas con recursos. este jueves, bart compartió varias imágenes como ejemplos de armas que los oficiales han confiscado recientemente. se incautaron 49 armas ilegales el año pasado, un aumento de 40 en 2022. softer stations dice que ha visto más policías en las estaciones, pero no realmente en los trenes. por su parte, bart dice estar trabajando arduamente para reclutar nuevos oficiales para cubrir las vacantes. acknowledge that many people are skeptical about safety in public transit right now. el jefe de policía de la agencia reconoce la preocupación por la seguridad en el transporte público y espera que los pasajeros den otra oportunidad a bart para demostrar el trabajo realizado y su impacto positivo. sandra cervantes telemundo. sandra muchas gracias. ve ahora estas imágenes que muestran el momento en el que los rescatistas descienden desde un helicóptero para rescatar a personas atrapadas en un bote que sufrió, como vemos, un accidente sobre la costa rocosa. eso ocurrió

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i think watching a year ago, all of us assumed kevin mccarthy would probably be up there. so just major changes, seismic changes that happen very quickly in american politics. >> but, listen, he's got a huge uphill battle to ashley's point there are some ground he can gain with moderates who feel politically displaced. >> with donald trump as the nominee, they're going to be listening for what's his plan on getting aid to ukraine? is he going to continue to support israel and wanting to hear him talk about the border? this has to be a big theme tonight. it's the number one policy issue for voters across the board. i think he's going to start to sound much like a republican on some of these border issues. but on the flip side, he does have this this issue with progressives, and he can't risk alienating them. i also think it's interesting that republicans chose to put up katie britt to give the response. 42 year old senator, just a generational juxtaposition. somebody who's about the age of how long joe biden served in the senate to just point to the juxtaposition of his age

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kevin, what are your thoughts? i graduated from college but i changed my mind on this, is on because you are working and set yourself up, set -- save some cash, i would not charge. >> trace: should you charge? yes 80 percent instagram, i think it's fine to charge runs after graduation. nice intro to the real world. should be paying rent or doing chores puttmac i was given this option at 24, johnny if you make it too easy on them they will never do it themselves. and nominal charge that it teaches them responsibility is not a bad thing. thank you all, and thank you for watching america's late news. and the stories you'll tell after. if that sounds like where you want to be... then checkout bass pro shops and cabela's spring fishing classic for the biggest fishing & boating sale of the year! save up to an additional $5,000 on the world's leading boat brands during the model year clearance event. plus receive a free gift card up to $2000 with purchase. your adventure starts here. i've struggled with generalized myasth

former fed head governor kevin why the fed need not cut interest rates. and nbc hates conservatives. but they have to change pay ron at mcdaniel for 600-gram per one appearance. nice work if you can get up and we'll talk about with chri caria bedford and alex marlow. and speaker newt gingrich going to come by later in the show to tell us why joe biden's is selling out israel. but first up our own edward lawrence has the latest tidbits from the white house a press briefing. edward what have you got? >> they are focused on what happened in baltimore. the bridge collapsed. maryland is still in the recovery mode looking for the six victims missing in the bridge collapsed still. but today and the briefing the transportation secretary pete buttigieg was in the white house briefing today to reassure america the administration will pay u upfront to replace the princess key bridge in baltimore but it will take time but it's faster than the five are subject to build the bridge in the 70s. secretary saying it's a lot faster to reopen the port itself. possibly it les

former fed head governor kevin why the fed need not cut interest rates.nd nbc hates conservatives. but they have to change pay ron at mcdaniel for 600-gram per one appearance. nice work if you can get up and we'll talk about with ch carissa bedford and alex marlow. and speaker newt gingrich going to come by later in the show to tell us why joe biden's is selling out israel. but first up our own edward lawrence has the latest tidbits from the white house a press briefing. edward what have you got? >> they are focused on what happened in baltimore. the bridge collapsed. maryland is still in the recovery mode looking for the six victims missing in the bridge collapsed still. but today and the briefing the transportation secretary pete buttigieg was in the white house briefing today to reassure america the administration will pay upfront to replace the princess key bridge in baltimore but it will take time but it's faster than the five are subject to build the bridge in the 70s. secretary saying it's a lot faster to reopen the port itself. possibly it less th

big guy to your point he is very convincing and is been steadfast in his answers, his story has not changedother possibility and i'm thinking out loud was there meetings that kevin morris had with joe biden at the time and maybe they don't want any of that to come out because kevin morris was in the room and had business dealings and meetings whatever those were, we know hunter biden was trying to peddle the influence of being joe biden son. where was kevin? >> he lent hunter biden all the money so he could pay the tax bill and they just met. jim jordan said of the program how is it possible that a guy that you just met a couple of weeks earlier decides to pay millions of dollars for your tax bill, how did that relationship happen and why is he paying all of hunter's bills and he said that and is a good question. what is his role why is he paying his bills and there was an e-mail that he was on, kevin morris was on and he said we need to ensure to protect this for politics. in other words he was mentioning we need to protect hunter because of the election. i'll ask jason smith at 8:00 a.m.

while kevin de bruyne comes in forjeremy doku.ga continuing to deputise in goal. the big news for the gunners is that bukayo saka is fit to start. gabriel martinelli, however, isn't risked from the start and is among the arsenal substitutes. mikel arteta's side have been in imperious form, they've won every league game since the turn of the year. but does that make them favourites for the title? no. they have earned the right for seven or eight years with what they have done. to everybody who believes they are going to do it again, they are giving no reason to anybody else to think that they cannot do it. so we have to give them the reason. we haven't done it so we can't expect to be at the top like st helier oi’ or united because we haven't done that. i know with this type — because we haven't done that. i know with this type of— because we haven't done that. i know with this type of event _ because we haven't done that. i know with this type of event we _ because we haven't done that. i know with this type of event we have - bec

you would be hard pressed to ask any of those eight republicans who evicted kevin mccarthy to explain what they have gotten out of it. they have nothing out of it. nothing has really changed. >> connor, is there a way for democrats, i can't believe i'm asking this, to take advantage of the gop's infighting? >> yeah. if by take advantage, you mean just sort of do the job they were elected to. that was much closer last time than anyone realizes. i know some democrats in close and involved talks. it was extremely close. didn't quite get there. i think now that the republicans have lost a couple of additional members, it is closer and they are more disgusted with their own side. absolutely. i wouldn't call that taking advantage. i honestly think there is just a lot of people in the democratic caucus that would like to do what they were sent there to do which is pass the bills. >> so what about taking advantage come november? right? when all of this chaos happened, i don't know that the average american understands that it is republicans holding things up. they just say man. government get

, bob good and nancy mace, making very clear that that not whole lot has changed policy-wise. now, neither of them are willing to say that they would actually move to oust mike johnson at this moment, as johnson has said, it's time to close the chapter after last year's spending bills focused on next year's spending bills because this short-term bill that is about to pass the senate tonight would give them just a handful of more days to actually pass last year's spending goes to keep the government open up until october the moment those members are saying that they're not going to push them out. the question though, kaitlan is will that calculus changed if he does something else to anger them, such as moving on ukraine aid, some of the speaker has not committed to do, but is facing pressure to act on immediately manu raju. thank you for that. and also on capitol hill, senator martin heinrich of new mexico, a member of the senate appropriations committee, senator great to have you here is the senate going to pass this short-term spending bill this evening? >> we should pass tha

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the tide yet, especially with florida firebrand, matt gaetz, who led the charge to oust kevin mccarthy from the speakership in the fall. gates skip the retreat this past week and instead fluted texas to rally within look candidate challenging incumbent republican congressman tony gonzales. if the second primary that gaetz has tried to meddle with in this past year. my panel is back, so i've talked to gaetz is not the only one which there are several others that are trying to knock other colleagues. i did talk to gaetz about why he's doing this and why is targeting congressman so why 20 gonzalez? >> i cannot save the country with the current congress we have, we're going to need new members and better members. i would love nothing more than to just go after democrats but if republicans are going to dress up like democrats and drag, i'm gonna go after them too, because at the end of the day, we're not judged by how many republicans we have in congress were judged on whether or not we saved the country i mean, so much it's a fight about tactics and how to achieve their objective, no compr

with florida firebrand, matt gaetz, who led the charge to oust kevin mccarthy from the speakership in the fall, gets skip the retreat this past week and instead fluted texas to rally when we're candidate challenging incumbent republican congressman tony gonzales. it's the second primary that gaetz has tried to meddle with in this past year. my panel is back, so i've talked to gaetz is not the only one which there are several others that are trying to knock other colleagues. i did talk to gaetz about why he's doing this and why is targeting congressman gonzalez? why 20 gonzalez >> i cannot save the country with the current congress we have, we're going to need new members and better members. i would love nothing more than to just go after democrats but if republicans are going to dress up like democrats and drag, i'm gonna go after them too, because at the end of the day, we're not judged by how many republicans we have in congress were judged on whether or not we saved the country i mean, so much this is a fight about tactics and how to achieve their objectives. no compromise versus s

is just changing the speaker doesn't change the realities of who controls the senate, who controls thely the same deal that kevin mccarthy would have gotten, and so it is not surprising the same people who are mad at mccarthy are now mad at mike johnson. >> i was going to say, if kevin mccarthy had moved a bill, requiring almost all democratic votes and half the republican caucus, what would have happened to mccarthy? >> the same grief johnson is getting, he's probably in a better spot because he hasn't had years of it building up. there seems to be some recognition, like chip roy is never going to admit he made a mistake, but there is some recognition that changing the speaker doesn't change your fortunes. they also realize that it is probably not a good look to kick out your second speaker in the same congress. i don't know mike johnson's job is in peril, but if he catches enough grief for this and is in such a perilous position as speaker, it could have significant impacts for what's next. obviously, you talked about funding for ukraine and israel. if he is getting -- if people are

are any members wondering what has changed and what if anything has gotten better since i got rid ofif not what if anything will happen is johnson. >> i think the realization that's been with mike johnson, the party does not change that much in a matter who is in leadership there is always attention internally of the people who go against leadership and the people who are going to be part of the team and with a thin minority it's a tough time for anyone in the speakership position to get things through especially when you have some of the conservatives tanking votes for bills to come to the floor into the minds of most republicans blocking the republican agenda, that sort of regard it seems like a lot of the things that dave was saying mike johnson faces his own transfer motion to vacate. >> 's sounds from where i sit down in south carolina that the gop house conference is beginning to resemble "game of thrones". but the members of congress may wear more makeup than the actors and actress on "game of thrones". all the best to you i told you to go to law school and you did not do it y

are any members wondering what has changed and what if anything has gotten better since i got rid of not what if anything will happen is johnson. >> i think the realization that's been with mike johnson, the party does not change that much in a matter who is in leadership there is always attention internally of the people who go against leadership and the people who are going to be part of the team and with a thin minority it's a tough time for anyone in the speakership position to get things through especially when you have some of the conservatives tanking votes for bills to come to the floor into the minds of most republicans blocking the republican agenda, that sort of regard it seems like a lot of the things that dave was saying mike johnson faces his own transfer motion to vacate. >> 's sounds from where i sit down in south carolina that the gop house conference is beginning to resemble "game of thrones". but the members of congress may wear more makeup than the actors and actress on "game of thrones". all the best to you i told you to go to law school and you did not do it you

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. >> well, the government today hopes to have changed that by introducing this bill.hin the last hour, house of commons within the last hour , and it is going to hour, and it is going to overturn the convictions of hundreds of subpostmasters and mistresses. it's not likely, though, to get royal assent till july, and so they're not going to start seeing the compensation till august. so what's that? april, may, june? that's still five months away isn't it. these lives, thousands of people's lives, thousands of people's lives have been destroyed . they lives have been destroyed. they have lost their livelihoods. this compensation process, it is quite complicated, but there's different schemes. and the way it's going to work is that those with overturned convictions, they will receive an interim payment with the chance of getting a fixed and final offer of £600,000. is that enough? you might ask for the for those livelihoods that have been ruined. and there's this other scheme where people can be entitled to a fixed £75,000 through the horizon shortfall scheme . and for t

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