here's mr. rogers. when he hires a black policeman because he reads stories about how, you know what, we're we're not letting blacks swimming. swimming pools are white people are swimming. and so mr. rogers ayers is black policeman. and, you know, and francois, the guy who plays him on tv, he's surprised. he says, why did you hire me? i'm a black man. why did you hire me to play a policeman? mr. rogers says to him, well, i think kids need good role models and i want them to see you. mr. rogers. fighting for race relations right on his tv show. it's one of the first recurring black characters on a mainstream tv show at the time. and i love the fact i get to tell that story. but what i really love is when you get to see mr. rogers as a little boy and you get to see him learn his love of playing the piano, you get to see him with his grandpa. and the most important story of all is his mother. and this is him with his mother, houston knit him a red sweater every single year for christmas. he always loved th

here's mr. rogers. when he hires a black policeman becae he reads stories about how, you know what, we're we're not letting blacks swimming. swimming pools are white people are swimming. and so mr. rogers ayers is black policeman. and, you know, and francois, the guy who plays him on tv, he's surprised. he says, why did you hire me? i'm a black man. why did you hire me to play a policeman? mr. rogers says to him, well, i think kids need good role models and i want them to see you. mr. rogers. fighting for race relations right on his tv show. it's one of the first recurring black characters on a mainstream tv show at the time. and i love the fact i get to tell that story. but what i really love is when you get to see mr. rogers as a little boy and you get to see him his lovef pling the piano, you get to see him with his grandpa. and the most important story of all is his mother. and this is him with his mother, houston knit him a red sweater every single year for christmas. he always loved the red one wi

here's mr. rogers. when he hires a blackicem because he reads stories about t letting blacks swimming.we're swimming pools are white people are swimming. and so mr. rogers ayers is black policeman. and, you know, and francois, the guy who plays him on tv, he's surprised. he says, why did you hire me? i'm a black man. why did you hire me to play a policeman? mr. rogers says to him, well, i think kids need good role models and i want them to see you. mr. rogers. fighting for race relations right on his tv show. it's one of the first recurring black characters on a mainstream tv show at the time. and i love the fact i get to tell that story. but what i really love is when you get to see mr. rogers as a little boy and you get to se him learn his love of playing the piano, you get to see him with his grandpa. and the most important story of all is his mother. and this is him with his mother, houston knit him a red sweater every single year for christmas. he always loved the red one with the zippers up from.

here's mr. rogers. wh hirlack policeman because he reads stories about how, you know what, we'e're not letting blacks swimming. swimming pools are white people are swimming. and so mr. rogers ayers is black policeman. and, you know, and francois, the guy who plays him on tv, he's surprised. he says, why did you hire me? i'm a black man. why did you hire me to play a policeman? mr. rogers says to him, well, i think kids need good role models and i want them to see you. mr. rogers. fighting for race relations right on his tv show. it's one of the first recurring black characters on a mainstream tv show at the time. and i love the fact i get to tell that story. but what i really love is when you get to see mr. rogers as a little boy a get to see him learn his love of playing the piano, you get to see him with his grandpa. and the most important story of all is his mother. and this is him with his mother, houston knit him a red sweater every single year for christmas. he always loved the red one with the zi

here's mr. rogers. when he hires bck policeman because he reads stories about how, you know what, we' not letting blacks swimming. swimming pools are white people are swimming. and so mr. rogers ayers is black policeman. and, you know, and francois, the guy who plays him on tv, he's surprised. he says, why did you hire me? i'm a black man. why did you hire me to play a policeman? mr. rogers says to him, well, i think kids need good role models and i want them to see you. mr. rogers. fighting for race relations right on his tv show. it's one of the first recurring black characters on a mainstream tv show at the time. and i love the fact i get to tell that story. but what i really love is when you get to see mr. rogers as a little boy andet to see him learn his love of playing the piano, you get to see him with his grandpa. and the most important story of all is his mother. and this is him with his mother, houston knit him a red sweater every single year for christmas. he always loved the red one with the

and so mr. rogers ayers is black policeman. and, you know, and francois, the guy who plays him on tv, he's surprised. he says, why did you hire me? i'm a black man. why did you hire me to play a policeman? mr. rogers says to him, well, i think kids need good role models and i want them to see you. mr. rogers. fighting for race relations right on his tv show. it's one of the first recurring black characters on a mainstream tv show at the time. and i love the fact i get to tell that story. but what i really love is when you get to see mr. rogers as a little boy and you get to see him learn his love of playing the piano, you get to see him with his grandpa. and the most important story of all is his mother. and this is him with his mother, houston knit him a red sweater every single year for christmas. he always loved the red one with the zippers up from. but this is the story that i found that my kids responded to that we put in the book is when mr. rogers was a little boy, his you know, he was always sick a lot. he would pretend

i feel like a strange cross between game of thrones and mr. rogers. >> that's kind of it.hink you nailed it. >> i'll tell you. >> that's. >> yeah. yeah, i don't know. i don't know. anyway, as almost suggested, the big names, i'll tell you, it's really crowded now. i mean, from yesterday, today, way more people. it's very, very crowded here at mandalay bay. and the big names like steve young is here, a former 40 niners, last niner quarterback to win the super bowl is here. and so is beast mode. marshawn lynch is in town. he's got his own beast mode store in mandalay bay which as i mentioned is where we are now. fans were invited to do their best pirate impersonations for lynch. the winners got to play the new video game from ubisoft called bones and skulls, which. launches february 16th. thus the pirate theme ahoy matey! later on in sports, i'm not even sure which character i'm in right now, but you know, i'm showing range. yeah, talk for the niners. overcoming the super bowl loss from four years ago. i lost my accent. oh man. you know that's why i don't get any roles i don

like who >> tariq: well like, mr. t, mr. rogers, mr. burns, mr. bean mr. miyagi, mr. peanut, mr.clean mr. spock, mr. mom, mr. feeney, mr. ed ♪ mr. magoo, mr. jones, mr. potatohead mr. pibb, mr. darcy, mr. big, brightside mr. wilson, mr. deeds, and mr. worldwide. ♪ and if there is one miste who's hangin with the super ♪ ♪ i got to go wit my main man mr. cooper ♪ ♪ but only one mister tops them all bro ♪ ♪ it's the og bab mr. roboto. ♪ [ cheers and applause p ♪ >> jimmy: i couldn't agree more i couldn't agree more. tariq trotter, everyone. come on. [ cheers and applause well, listen to this i read that researchers in south korea created a new kind of rice made from lab-grown meat [ audience oohs finally an animal friendly way to eat rice. [ laughter ] i know it sounds gross, but it's actually just lab grown rice grains infused with cow muscle and fat cells [ audience groans [ light laughter ] and finally, two high school seniors have made history by becoming the first students to earn division one scholarships for cornhole [ cheers and applause their parents were like, "this is suc

rogers. and thank you, mr. secretary, for being here today and for your 40 plus years of service to defense of our country. again, just to sort of walk through one more time about the fact that there was no gap in terms of authorities and who is in control of the department? you want it to critical care on january 2, your staff then executed the law in terms of notifying the deputy secretary of defense that she was in charge. and as a result, i mean, there was seamless there was there was just never any moment oh, man where there was any absence of authority within the department isn't that correct? >> that's correct, sir. >> and again, it actually it was the armed services committee back in 1962 that passed the law that again made this process happen. again without any action, special action of the secretary of defense it's different actually than the 25th amendment of the constitution where if a president is going to go under anesthesia or is incapacitated there. it actually says in section three of the amend

think, a brand-new mr.es only updated, high energy, beautiful animated stories with hilarious dialogue and new guest stars popping in at every turn. >> sandra: we have been reporting on the woke culture for quite some time. what finally got to you, what did you see happening that you said i need to work on this, address it as a problem, the most important project you have ever worked on. >> certainly my wife and i having six children, and they are grown and my daughter will have a child, we are going to be grandparents. and frotto says i wish i had not seen these times we are in. what's up to us is to decide what's going to do with them and i don't want to be part of the generation that throws our children to the woke wolves to devour their hearts and minds and futures, i want to be securing and blessing and liberty for them. >> sandra: it is tough when you look for entertainment and books, so much shoved in parents' faces and the kids' face right now. you were laughing with me a moment ago, parents are goi

what a wonderful day and mr. rogers neighborhood and soon more neighborhoods across colorado. [applause] this is already happening communis like old town and downtown fort collins thriving downtown centers are built around business and commerce and transportation and housing. but we need more shining examples acrosshi our state. transit oriented communities can create a better future for our states and drive our prosperity and our enjoyments with less traffic, more housing people can actually afford, better air quality that we want to provide the tools to help communities to make it happen. this year i am excited about a proposal in our budget that will help local governments build housing infrastructure and transit oriented neighborhoods by addressing construction hurdlesti like access to water, aging sewage and stormwater systems and by increasing opportunities for walking and biking, busting all forms of transportation. it's a start but we need a well-rounded approach that includes goals for housing that every community can work towards in their own way. these goals should

. >> thank you mr.ian: you have been listening to general austin testify about his mysterious and secret hospital stay over the holidays. let's bring in dan hoffman. he joins us fox news contributor, former c.i.a. station chief. i know you've been listening in on some of this with us. what do you make of the secretary's performance this morning in the hot seat once again every day he is the story he is on the losing side of when narrative? >> i'm sure it's not what he would prefer. i've known secretary austin for many years going back to our service in iraq and i used to brief him regularly when he was commander of centcom and he is one of the great military leaders of his generation. but there is no escaping the fact that this was a self-inflicted political wound. cabinet officials, while doing their jobs, also have to take the oath of causing no harm to the president's re-election campaign. and that is something that he risked doing by this failure, really, to insure that he advised the president he w

what a wonderful day in mr. rogers neighborhood. and soon more neighborhoods across colorado. [applause] and this is already happening in communities like downtown fort collins, where thriving downtown centers are built around business and commerce and transportation and housing. but we need more shining examples across our state. transit oriented and connected communities can create a better future for our state and drive up ross parity and our enjoyment with less traffic, more housing, better air quality, and we want to provide the tools that our communities need to make it happen. this year i am excited about a proposal in our budget that will help local governments build housing infrastructure and transit oriented neighborhoods by addressing construction hurdles like access to water, sewage and stormwater systems, and by increasing opportunities for walking and biking, bussing, and all sorts of transportation. to start, we need a well-rounded approach, and that includes goals for housing that every community can work towards in their own way. these goals consider jobs and

rogers and thank you mr.retary for being here today and for your 40 plus years of service to defense of our country. again, just to sort of walk through one more time about the fact that there was no gap in terms of authorities and who was in control of the department, you went into critical care on january 2nd. your staff then executed the law in terms of notifying the deputy secretary of defense that she was in charge, and as a result, i mean, it was seamless. there was just never any moment where there was any absence of authority within the department, isn't that correct? >> that's correct, sir. >> again, it actually was the armed services committee back in 1962 that passed the law that, again, made this process happen, again, without any action, special action of the secretary of defense. it's different actually than the 25th amendment of the constitution where if a president is going to go under anesthesia or is incapacitated, it actually says in section 3 of the amendment that there has to be a volunta

with supervisor dorsey's aid. >> thank you mrs. rogers. nice to have you in this position. thank you. mrs. tam. >> thank you and good afternoon members of land use committee. madison tam on behalf of supervisor dorsey wanted to add a little to ann marie presentation. the island is going through a transformation a long time thin making and while they are largely house keeping it is important part of keeping the redevelopment of the island moving forward and providing for existing residents. last weekend tida, oewd, sfta, one pressure island and board hosted on the island. there was incredible excitement surrounding the new park especially and the streamline process accepting new parks is of incredible benefit to those residents and hundreds other mostly low income residents on the island waiting for years for these public benefits. as you saw on the last few slides, parks can sit finished waiting for the city process to catch up leaving residents to wounder why they cannot access them. we have seen in other part of the district as well and this can be really damaging to resi

mr. rogers: wrongs gay head. the chair: the gentleman is -- mrs. rodgers: go ahead. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i feel very strongly why we need to oppose this bill understand often my colleagues to oppose it -- and urge my colleagues to oppose it. democrats and hopefully some republicans too have spent a lot of time trying to reduce the cost of prescription drugs and the states as well. the bottom line is we know the prescription drugs now are, if not the majority, a significant portion of health care costs and if the government is going to continue to provide quality care in this country, we must rein in the cost of prescription drugs. not only the cost, but also have our agencies determine what drugs are effective and what drugs are not. we .the bottom line is the way e language of this bill is constructed, it could easily lead to a situation where no federal or state or government agency could effectively look at whether or not a drug is effective and what the cost is or make any decisions to pay for

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. >> reporter: mrs. t said one time dwight clark asked her for a photo, thinking she was the celebrity. >> he came up to me. i was taking pictures. and he came up, can i take a picture with you? but i didn't know who he was. he was out of uniform. >> i know you would want to see this. this is the way we tailgated every game. >> oh, let's see this. >> wow. >> every game. >> reporter: their favorite player? christian mccaffrey. all-time favorite? ronnie lott. no doubt these two are a winning team together. >> that kept us entertained. and we got away from that when we went to the games. >> reporter: a lesson to us all, stay 49er faithful. all right, how cute are they? i'm so glad we found them. so back out here live in las vegas where this is home to the rain and also to a lot of fun as well. super bowl lviii. you know, this is the first time las vegas has ever hosted the super bowl. as you might expect, quite a few people will have some money on the game. according to a survey from the american gaming ass

senator roger marshall is, republican from kansas, joins me now. mr. mr.o you say no to the border deal? >> well, look, stu, this bill does not secure the border: all i along americans need to realize that joe biden's priority was funding ukraine in this bill. this bill gives joe biden and ukraine $60 billion. only $20 billion to secure the border. and really this does not accomplish much. it does not accomplish securing the border. it does very little to impact parole or asylum, and probably 80% of the people that have crossed the border illegally, they didn't go far enough on asylum or parole. joe biden was never serious about this bill. this was a charade. stuart: if this bill goes with down to defeat, then the president is very likely to say is, see? those republicans, they're the ones who are standing in the way to true immigration reform and control of the border. my question is, do you think the public will buy that from the president? if. >> well, that's exactly my point, stu. americans are smarter than that. come november they will make the final

kate rogers. burrito blowout. >> no, no, that's a blowout. and mr.nichols is a huge "fast money" fan -- >> you would know? >> everybody here in terms of blowouts, i would know. listen, 300 new stores this year. operating margins much better than expected. restaurant margins, much better than expected. the eps was an absolute blowout and now they're integrating technology -- >> auto-cado. >> i can't say that but good for them. margins will continue to improve. i think digital is now 36% of overall revenues. that's a good sign. look, i mean -- >> going to buy it? >> that's the question, right? do you buy it here? >> look at that chart. >> 47 times, i mean -- >> it's like nvidia, eli lilly. >> it's always been expensive. mcdonald's, they rue the day they spun out chipotle. >> yeah, i mean, a lot to love, right? same-store sales, unit growth, ticket growth, all of that great. it all comes down to the same thing. this happens every single time. we talk about snap being all over the place, chipotle is almost never all over the place. they're always better,

>> roger staubach. >> jimmy: okay [ laughter ] and i want you to enjoy the game, mr. president.ill you be on sunday? >> in bed by 9:00. >> jimmy: okay [ cheers and applause thank you very much for your time i appreciate it. thank you, mr. president ♪ he took his time out to do an interview with us. >> steve: newsworthy >> jimmy: well, hey, everyone is talking about a new report from the special counsel investigating biden's handling of classified documents that claimed his memory was significantly limited, and that he didn't even remember the years he was vice president. >> steve: oh, man. that's real bad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah i know, yeah, it's not good at all. >> steve: yeah, so, biden didn't' even remember that he was, like, vice president in 1989? >> jimmy: 1989 higgins, he was vice president from 2009 to 2017. >> steve: i knew that. must've just slipped my mind [ laughter ] >> jimmy: higgins, you mind if i test your memory real quick? >> steve: sure i have a great memory. ask me anything. >> jimmy: where'd you meet your wife >> steve: titanic. [ laughter ] >> jimmy:

george rogers. clarendon, york. january the 16th, 1865. mr. dear sir, i am in trouble and not know what to do. i thought i would write to you. my husband is in the army. but get no pay. i am sick and no money. and i don't get no help. i have a family to support. i hope the day come when the black man will have the same as the white man. dear brother in christ. i look to you as a father in. this affliction. may heaven bless is my prayer. it seem if my cup is full. but i look him who through all events he will rule all thing well. i hope this war will cease and peace may be restored to this land country. mr. lincoln, will you tell me if the black men can get his pay? men that is fighting for the union should have their pay. whether black or white. i remain your obedient servant, abbey meyers. black men took great risk when they put on the uniform because the confederate government decided on a policy in 1863 that african-americans who were captured on the battlefield would be treated slaves in insurrection and. they would either be sold into sla

. >> reporter : mrs.ime dwight clark asked her for a photo, thinking she was the celebrity. >> he came up to me, i was taking pictures with everyone and he came up can i take a picture with you? i did not know who he was, he was out of uniform. >> i know you would want to see this. this is the way we tailgated, every game. look at that. every game. >> reporter :their favorite player, christian mccaffrey. all-time favorite, ronnie lott. and no doubt, these two are a winning team together. >> we attended the games all the time. that kept us entertained. rather than fussing. fussing and arguing, we got away from that when we went to the games. >> reporter :a lesson to us all, stay 49er faithful. >> the couple tells juliet a will not be at the stadium to watch the game, they will be watching it in their favorite hometown bar with their friends. i am so happy that after a long day i can come home and know that i have my reathlete air c + heat leg massager waiting for me. this is a compression massage for your

. >> reporter : mrs.aid one time dwight clark asked her for a photo she was a celebrity. >> he came up to me, i was taking pictures with everyone and he came up can i take a picture with you? i did not know who he was, he was out of uniform. >> i know you would want to see this. this is the way we tailgated every game. look at that. every game. from their favorite player, christian mccaffrey. all-time favorite, ronnie lott. and no doubt, these two are a winning team together. >> we attended the games all the time. that kept us entertained. rather than -- fussing and arguing we got away from that when we went to the games. >>reporter: a lesson to us all, stay 49er faithful. >> the couple tells juliet a will not be at the stadium to watch the game, they will be watching it in their favorite hometown bar with their friends. there great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. not exactly. you have great wine, name brand snacks, tons of meat. and where did you get this imported cheese? hello? grocery

here's senator roger marshall. >> i just encourage people not to overreact.ng time ago not to overreact to what president trump says or tweets. i think people should take everything he says seriously, but not literally. >> those comments really caused shock waves in our country and in other countries in our region. how can we rely on a president who claims that he will let russia do whatever they want? >> i think it is totally inaccurate reporting of what president trump was saying. they need to get over it. they need to stand up and be tough. >> get over it? stand up and be tough? susan, your reaction to what we just heard? >> well, i have to say, it is exhausting, ana, isn't it that here we are eight years into the trump phenomena and you have senators gas lighting the american public and pretending that donald trump doesn't mean exactly what he means. the nato article 5 guarantee of mutual defense not only is at the heart of the treaty, but it essentially depends upon the credibility of those participating in it. donald trump can destroy the nato guarantee

mr. chairman, this sham impeachment didn't even pretend to offer secretary mayorkas due process rights that were afforded in every other impeachment. absent the literal insurrection attempt which we lived through and americans saw live on tv. the committee did not permit secretary mayorkas to present witnesses or cross examine witnesses, which was provided -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> we are going to leave this here to keep our commitment to live coverage of congress as the house is about to gavel in to begin debate on the issue we just showed you. whether or not to impeach homeland security secretary mayorkas for high crimes and misdemeanor. ers there two separate articles of impeachment -- there are two separate articles of impeachment. one for willful and systemic refusal to comply with the law and one for breach of p

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. last night with the bipartisan support of the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, mike rogers, and ranking member greg meeks, the house passed the assad regime anti-normalization act. this legislation holds the regime of dictator assad accountable for the murder of a million syrians. with half of the population, 10 million people losing their homes and businesses. assad is an alley of war criminal putin. the bill passed the house floor 389-32. this legislation improves and strengthens the bipartisan commitment to punish offenders, while providing additional protection for humanitarian organizations serving the syrian people. the bill now awaits a vote in the senate for final passage. in conclusion, god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years in the global war on terrorism as it moves from the safe haven of afghanistan to america. we do not need new border laws, we need to enforce existing laws. biden shamefully opens borders for dictators as mo