colonel nance is a retired army officer with 20 years experience in the united states army, including two combat tours in iraq. he is currently an associate professor history at the commanding general staff college at fort leavenworth, kansas. colonel nance holds a master's degree and doctorate in military history from the university of north texas. his previous book is sabers through the reich world war two core cavalry from to the elba. and lastly, but certainly not least our third author on this panel is colonel daniel s morgan united states army, retired. he's the coauthor along with kelly eads of the book entitled black hearts and painted guns a battalion's journey into the iraqi iraq's triangle of death. colonel morgan is the senior director, business operations and planning for teledyne flair. he retired in 2018 as an infantry officer. he deployed worldwide over his 23 year career and his last assignment was as the army's senior fellow at, the council of foreign relations in new york city. in addition to black cards and painted guns, colonel morgan, also the coauthor of chasing

he had nothing but friends. >> nance lost his father in 2008 after a 13 year battle with alzheimer'sbut his presence is felt that the top of each broadcast. >> he is still with me and i see him for a split second when i say, hello friend. >> what a neat story. >>> this is the seventh time calling the super bowl and he has calls from march madness to the nfl, pga and more. i don't know what i enjoyed more about that, watching him tell the story or matt lively who i know was so >>> a new poll shows taylor swift's boyfriend, you know that guy, travis kelce, is the super bowl player most americans would want to have a beer with. 23% chose kelce with patrick mahomes in a close second. the 49ers did not do too well. christian mccaffrey got 8%, property 7%. george kittle, only 4%. the poll was conducted and commissioned by the beer institute. george kittle is not number one? remember that kpix is your home for super bowl lviii. we have multiple reporters on the [sirens] >> norah: tonight, america retaliates. what we are learning about the u.s. military taking out a militia commander it says

nance. >> who has been in the fight over there, wonderful person. and, why not do that. donald trump has raised over millions of dollars on a gofundme page. i would say this is a very just cause. >> that actually, a gofundme page, is an excellent idea. someone, get on that. and admiral -- thank you very much, as always for coming to the sunday show. and up next, inside trump world's well funded assault on reproductive rights, and plans for militarized mass deportations, and detention camps for migrants, if he wins the white house in november. we're going to get -- -- and, of reproductive freedom for all, join me to discuss what's at stake. keep it right here. keep it right here. irst notice, which keg and going, i should have gone to the doctor. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increases the risk of stroke about 5 times. when it comes to your health, this is no time to wait. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ he hits his mark

nance. >> who has been in the fight over there, wonderful person.t do that. donald trump has raised over millions of dollars on a gofundme page. i would say this is a very just cause. >> that actually, a gofundme page, is an excellent idea. someone, get on that. and admiral -- thank you very much, as always for coming to the sunday show. and up next, inside trump world's well funded assault on reproductive rights, and plans for militarized mass deportations, and detention camps for migrants, if he wins the white house in november. we're going to get -- -- and, of reproductive freedom for all, join me to discuss what's at stake. keep it right here. what's at stake. keep it right here. but don't forget this season's updated covid-19 shot too. wanna know a secret? more than just my armpits stink. that's why i use secret whole body deodorant... everywhere. 4 out of 5 gynecologists would recommend whole body deodorant, which gives you 72 hour odor protection from your pits to your- (sfx: deoderant being sprayed) secret whole body deodorant. okay everyone

matt lively caught up with the man calling the game for cbs, jim nance. hello, friends. let's talk about purdy's story. >> it is the last guy to be chosen. you could already close your mind and your eyes and what your mind will work a little bit. they will play a great game on thursday. there will be people that will say some sort of play on that. the most relevant man of all of super bowl is brock purdy. >> last night super bowl week opened with a spectacle called media night. no surprise. tight end george kittle was the star in front of all the cameras. >> yeah, i took another language in college. i don't know if you have seen the movie "puss n boots." i want to put him on the back of my hand. i have a good guy and bad guy hand, so these are all heroes. it was between him and who was the other one? i was thinking about stitch because he's kind of a psycho path >> he's fantastic. >> two words, george kittle. >> yeah he's been waiting for this. >> the gift that needs to be protected at all costs. he knows what he's doing. >> great stuff. >>> the niners run to the super b

the onset, but immediately after she was asked if she agreed professor miller's views were akin to nance. she seemed quite confused by the question, as if she'd not realized that affirming the university case entailed this position, but she eventually agreed. at that moment she was lost. professor miller's barrister proceeded to demonstrate this by asking about a hypothetical case where anglosaxons in britain for 75% of non-anglo-saxons to leave and to go live in cornwall or wales, then denied the remaining 25% right. in jobs, education and voting, would that be racist? he asked. yes, said professor squiz, and he went on, if no non-anglo-saxon could return, but any... saxon anywhere in the world could come and live in britain, would that be racist? yes, and would it be wrong for a professor to say that anglosaxonism is racism and that it should be opposed? no, said professor squiz. the university of bristol, in other words, fatally undermined and destroyed its own case. david, were you surprised when professor banting? um admitted in court that that he hadn't even properly investigated t

jim nance will be calling the action this sunday, and he discussed the super bowl's greatest momentsas called the nfl/afl championship game. it wouldn't be known as the super bowl really until year two. >> right. >> and the idea to call it a super bowl came from lamar hunt. >> mm-hmm. >> the founder of the kansas city chiefs and his son had a little ball. it was called super ball. >> discover your new power with super ball. >> the onces that bounced up really high. and he thought, well, let's call it the super bowl. and i'm looking here at jack whitaker in the booth with frank gifford, and the sideline reporter, some guy named pat sommer all. so it's green bay and lombardi, kansas city and hank stram. but this took place at the coliseum in los angeles. ♪ well, this was a great era here with walsh and montana. the montana and 49er coming out super bowl was at the pontiac silverdome. >> san francisco, what a remarkable story. they are the world champion san francisco 49ers. >> they played cincinnati. it was and still remains the highest rated super bowl of all time. >> cbs sports bring

not to get more on the let's press the lie to a all reason bug. nance, a war activist from have a all is good to have you join me right now. he's ready. officials have confirmed the idea of will start. it's ground. maybe true, a person in raphael in the beginning of march. this comes up. it's now the place a hundreds of thousands of displaced palestinians. i wonder what your fault is in the months ahead. the 1st we have to remember that that's, i'm the these, these displace palestinians are twice or thrice displace both within the gaza strip . and because many of them are actually display some other places in palestine and since 1948 when they were driven out of their towns and villages and lands and essentially squeezed into to that area of the gaza strip. and this process of squeezing in is going further and further and with the each attack and each measure taken by israel's, it is a edging mirror to essentially $11.00 of 2 things. either expulsion of the palestinians industry and perhaps due south into egypt or who knows or further pressure or that will increase further and further

through g. russia has turned into a violent state that kills people who dream of a better future like nance of and now devonie, imprisoned and tortured to death for standing up to put in dreadful news about novelle. me. if the report about his death in russian prison is true, it represents another terrible crime by putin's regime. this is something that rushes for administrative spokeswoman murray is a harvest, said is really revealing about the west's true attitude to fax and situations like these. the immediate reaction of native leaders to nobody's depth in the form of direct accusations against the russia itself revealing there are no results of the investigation yet. but the conclusions of the west are already here to. and you know, like i said before about an official investigation, that's obviously going to be really important in terms of establishing what actually happened. but unfortunately, i think it's very likely that it's going to be ignored in the west. like many times before. when we seen similar situations like when the volume, the felt deal in 2020 western press was saying

regime. russia has turned into a violent state that kills people who dream of a better future like nance of and now in devonie, in prison, and tortured to death for standing up to put in dreadful news about and of all me. if the report about his death in russian prison is true, it represents another terrible crime by putin's regime. this is something that rushes for administrators spokeswoman murray is a harvest, said is really revealing about the west. it's true. attitude to fax and situations like these. the immediate reaction of native leaders to nobody's death in the form of direct accusations against the russia itself revealing there are no results of the investigation yet. but the conclusions of the west are already here. see, and you know, like i said before about an official investigation, that's obviously going to be really important in terms of establishing what actually happened. but unfortunately, i think it's very likely that it's going to be ignored in the west. like many times before. when we seen similar situations like when and of all me, felt ill in 2020 the western pre

through g. russia has turned into a violent state that kills people who dream of a better future like nance of and now in devonie, in prison, and tortured to death for standing up to put in dreadful news about nev all me. if the report about his death in russian prison is true, it represents another terrible crime by putin's regime. this is something that rushes for administrative spokeswoman murray is a harvest that is really revealing about the west. it's true attitude to fax and situations like these. the immediate reaction of native leaders to nevada. these depth in the form of direct accusations against the russia itself revealing there are no results of the investigation yet. but the conclusions of the west are already here says, and you know, like i said before about an official investigation, that's obviously going to be really important in terms of establishing what actually happened. but unfortunately, i think it's very likely that it's going to be ignored in the west. like many times before. when we seen similar situations like when and of all, ne felt ill in 2020 the western pre

criminalizing presenting nance i cyst, forcing pregnancies on children who have been raped. that's the nightmare we face unless women and those that love them act now to defeat this extremism. women need health care, not handcuffs. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection >> thank you, mr. speaker. nuclear energy development has made tremendous strides to be one of the most reliable sources of energy. the nuclear industry provides jobs to americans and fuels the economy. for example, the idaho national laboratory in my home state is a major economic driver and bringing $4 billion just last year. the atomic energy advancement act to continue the sustainable energy that unleashes the potential of our industry taking the need to rely on foreign adversaries. this will streamline and accelerate the nuclear power and the process for advanced reactors while building the nuclear

investigation with you say, well, it violated this rule because of this and we're going to lessen its prom nanceto remove it. the board is saying label it manipulated, call it a day. stuart: and the market likes it. meta is at $. lauren: up 147 percent in the past 52 weeks. did you get it at 167? stuart: no, i didn't. lauren: wish i did. stuart: palantir, big with gain. 20% up. lauren: wow. stuart this is going to be the, again, a.i. lauren: the ceo says demand for a.i. is, quote, unrelenting. they are working on at least 600 pilots using these large language models and and such technology. revenue last quarter up 20. they now -- 20%. they now have four straight quarters of profitability can means palantir is eligible to be included in the s&p 500. something to think about. dan ives calls palinen tier the lionel messi of -- lauren: -- stuart: one of the world's best soccer players. lauren a lauren even i knew that. stuart: several reports before the end opening bell this morning. eli lilly have become a weight loss company. lauren: did you know they're the eighth largest company with a market ca

not in the days of olden days when -- used to host the meet the press from the super bowl, and jim nance would kind of, you know, talk super bowl stuff with presidents in these kinds of interviews. that's not what this would be. that is because they are serious journalist doing these interviews. they would ask about a lot of the things that are happening in the world, as they should. that is something the president would be prepared to answer, but if you're debating and discussing this in the oval office, or trying to figure out, they're going to give him ten minutes, they're going to cut it down to three, if there are three minutes that they get to select before the super bowl, to people want to hear that while they're getting their chicken wings, that he not their nachos? that's what i meant the calculus was. i don't think is the end of the world. my bet is it was probably a tough call internally for them. >> you, know when you hear, earlier, on various broadcasts, including meet the press, secretary mayorkas, a coal comparing chair for this, year they're giving these full- throated de

jonathan: i want to talk about jim nance of cbssports. absolute legend. lisa: you're talking golf? you're basically saying let's shift gears from the super bowl to talk about golf. jonathan: let's not. up next, president biden pushing for a pause in guys a -- a pause in gaza. pres. biden: the united states is working on a hostage deal between israel and hamas which would bring sustained calm for at least six weeks. jonathan: that is coming up next. live from new york city. this is bloomberg. ♪ how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what do you think, fever monster? what about zocdoc? zocdoc? dr. castell has a great bedside manner. so many options. but dr. xichun will take your sketchy insurance. xi-chun! xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! thanks, bro! you've got more options than you know. book now. jonathan: cpi data later this morning. equity futures a little bit softer. negative one third of 1%. down a single basis point. under surveillance, president biden pushing for a pause in gaza. pres. biden: as the king and i discussed today, the united states is working on a hos

all, it is about showing the world when the united states of america makes a promise, makes a confirm nance, we keep it. madam president, i yield the floor. thank you. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senior senator from vermont. sanders -- mr. sanders: madam president, one of the worst modern disasters in history is now unfolding before our eyes in gaza a today, right now. when we as the government of the united states are -- and we as the government of the united states are complicit. it has been four months since hamas' terrorist attack started this war, and what we in congress do right now could well determine whether tens of thousands of people live or whether they die. already the human cost of this israel-hamas war has been staggering. 1,200 innocent israelis were killed in the international attack and more than a hundred are still being held hostage. and as i have said many times, israel has the right to defend itself against hamas terrorism, but it does not have the right to go to war against the entire palestinian people. as of today, israel's response has ki