next question for robert jones. robert, you've written in your book that in order to understand history of discrimination and racism in our country, we have to go back further than the new york times series, which many of you have read. i'm sure 1619, which was when slaves were first brought to america. your date robert is 1514. and why is that. actually i go back little further. the date is 1493. oh. and the book and that that date may sound familiar to many of you. right. because it's a to a date that we all learned about in school. right. in 1492, columbus sailed the ocean. right. i haven't quite come with the right rhyme. jingle like that for 1493, but i'm sure some of you could come up with it and let me know afterward. but it's 1493 and. and what was what i'm doing in the book and in many ways like to kind of connect it up to my case conversation with romney is trying to you know so yes we have like a republican party that's introspective and some of its leaders trying to figure out what happened and how did w

robert jones book. robert jones book. thank you. is the hidden roots of white supremacy and the path to a shared future. robbie holds a ph.d. in and a master of divinity. he's the founder and ceo of the public religion research foundation, the author of many books about the interplay of religion, culture and politics. he has written that while mainline practiced may espouse racial justice, they have not addressed the existence of systemic racism. ravi, tell us about your thank you all. give me a second. here we go. all right. well, greetings. this is my first time here. this is amazing. let me just say so. right. and martin just want to say i'm a washington, so let me. well, i'm a maryland resident, but we straddle the line between, maryland. and let me just say thank you for what you did at the washington post over those years. i can think of nothing much more important and a civic duty and service to the country. so i genuinely want to say thank you for the work you did there at the post and the work at the post continues to do fo

is mckay coppins, robert jones and tim alberta to let i made their introductions i'm going to make it sure it because some of you here's a k k if you buy their books is like tim's and he is robby jones and he is michael they have a very nice bio inside their books so you know don't take notes now you robby has a website you know you'll never get all that stuff down so just take that and i that they starting a new genre because for each of them the current book is very exciting and i read them and i love them but this is the second book on a related topic so this is a new genre like politics, religion, culture going wrong and this is a follow up book which is brand new and very interesting thing with, if you like, gossip. i'll stop stop tim alberta tim alberta is in here. here is tim alberta. his book is the kingdom the power and the glory and for those of you recognized where comes from, good for you. these are you know it's amazing they're all atlantic staff writers. so this session might be called the atlantic staff reunion or maybe they'll title it next year in that way. his first

his name was robert smith or robert jones, he would not be a threat. he would not have any kind of democratic votes. even though the kennedy family says that they condemn this guy. this is not our family legacy that we want to see in the family name. he will pull some from biden. there is an increasing sense and trumps own campaign that the monster they helped create one they thought he was on fox all the time, on info wars, with all of these media shows, now he has disappeared because they see the threat. the reason is to pull the curtain back. we want to undermine anti- factors that they can split vote. god bless. we want to tell voters that are drawn to the kennedy name that these backgrounds and believe -- he is being funded by right- wing billionaires. this is not a campaign. they might have fired rita palmer. she was honest about the campaign. they want a spoiler against joe biden. >> we would be remiss if we did not talk about this week when it comes to abortion messaging. republicans in my opinion are trying to find a message in the wake of the

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. >> well, we just had a report from robert w jones.s peak napa valley snow light snow at eight. that's a 2600 from 2600ft. robert, you can let me know more if that's not correct. but that's that's what he just sent me. so here it's begun to see i'm trying to do too much here. so wait for this graphic to load. three. two one. thank you. you can see a cold rain is falling here. 40 on the temp. still at this hour, we only get 40 on the temps. and it's going to be a system where it swings through here. there's the first initial round that goes through. there will be more on the way. oh, that's a lightning strike. hold on a minute. hold on right there. santa cruz mountains. one more, one more. right there. so there's your thunderstorm activity. it's already popping up. and boy is it early in the game. here is that upper low begins to swing in. that'll be with us throughout the day. it will be over us by this evening. so i feel like back to december. cloudy morning rain. cold rain. below average temps. thunderstorms low snow levels 50. that'

. >> brian: that's where lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends.tudor dixon. great podcast and great guy. lawrence, take it away. >> lawrence: thanks, brian, appreciate it. so we are on our first state of our three state tour of all the wing states. got tudor dixon here. when you look at the fox news polling. you have got donald trump at 42% here in michigan. joe biden at 40%. but, what about the senate? what about the house? do you see republicans being able to take back the state? >> i think that's going to be tough. we're going to have to work really hard. we have to get a strong ground game in place. trump is always different. when trump is on the ticket, he lifters up the ticket. so there is a really good chance that trump winning the state of michigan will be the answer for the down ticket races. now, i was talking to you about chris christie saying there is not a trump voter. there is a trump voter. the trump voters didn't come out for me in '22. he wasn't on the ballot. that means this time the candidates have a huge advantage. they are goi

liz: robert herjavec, a pleasure to have you.e have green on the screen at least for the dow jones industrials. have not fumbled all of the earlier gains. [closing bell rings] the s&p looks to lose 10. we have red on the screen for the nasdaq, the russell, the dow transports. january 4th, the dow hit a high o

does he think robert e. lee was a pirate?rrgh, never fight uphill, me boys, or you'll walk the plank straight into davy jones' plantation. now grab your cutlass and load the cannons, for we have to defeat the union scallywags and their leader: captain pegleg lincoln!" arrgh! we're about 100 days out from the summer olympics in paris, okay, just in time. [cheers] don't get too excited because it's not on cbs. for some fresh controversy, because olympians are criticizing nike for its new skimpy track and field women's uniforms. okay, let's take a look. okay, that is a high cut. explains nike's new slogan: "just ow! front wedgie!" multiple female athletes have complained about the bikini-esque bottoms, with one long jumper commenting, "wait. my hoo-ha is gonna be out." it's true. so, this year, you could literally win by a hair. [laughter] wow. i didn't design them. here's something, folks. you know i'm hesitant because i'm a company man. but today, i come to you with a heavy heart because a shocking scandal has hit cbs. last ni

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liz: robert herjavec, a pleasure to have you. we have green on the screen at least for the dow jones industrials. have not fumbled all of the earlier gains. [closing bell rings] the s&p looks to lose 10. we have red on the screen for the nasdaq, the russell, the dow transports. january 4th, the dow hit a high of 33 -- ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. anti-semitic protests spinning out of control at new york's columbia university. many protesters being arrested, some being suspended. these hate crimes deserve nothing less in my view. professor alan dershowitz will weigh in on all of it in just a moment. congressman jim jordan will talk about the collapse of "bidenomics" and the fate of speaker johnson's foreign aid package. we have senator tommy tuberville on why democrats will pay a price for killing the may york impeachment. monica crowley, and alex marlowe on collapse much donald trump's jury in flock. the great claudia tenney, biden boosting iran while israel is trying to defend the west. let's go

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locklear iii, former secretary of the navy wayne mavis and general robert magnus, general mckinley unitedr force, admiral john natham, admiral billowens united states navy and general walt saying that if a president could be found immune and not accountable, that endangers u.s. national security and endangers the military. >> two thoughts. one legal and one maybe just big pike. the legal one is this is the military, in addition to the pieces that you quoted from, nicolle, saying that i'm going to quote, the notion that defiance of the commander in chief's lel orders is the backstop against his criminal behavior is not what the constitution provided for. they're saying you're going to have a system where you're counting on the military to say no to the president when he gives a legal order such as killing his political adversaries. that is the position that donald trump is advocating and you have the military saying this. and the big picture is, donald trump is telling you now who he is. not who he will be when he's president. he's saying, that is his position as to how this country should

mary roberts. mary frances roberts arrives in mobile, alabama, in 1846. she is interrogated on board a vessel. she's brought into the county jail house. and while she's there, the jailer calls for her. and so she goes to the jailers office. and when she goes to the jailers office, he attempts to sexually assault her. and she's able to escape because the door slightly ajar and somebody happen to be walking by. when he made his when he made his attempt, actually, it was security back to her, sail to her cell and, pulled the cell door, shut. the british council was alerted to this. he filed a number of reports and was sort of this turned into a bit of an international incident. but mary frances roberts was basically a victim of sexual assault. william forrester. he arrived in the territory of florida in 1835. key west. when he arrived there in 1835, this was his second time going to florida and being arrested for being for entering the territory illegally. and because it was the second time the florida statute that allowed for the law to come down very hard