patrice onwuka joins us next. ♪ it's moving day.jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. todd: welcome back. the anti-trump lincoln project under fire after records reveal the super pac funneled millions of bucks to firms owned by its founders. ashley: here to react is senior policy analyst, this is patrice onwuka. thanks for being with us this morning. >> good morning to you guys. ashley: really quickly, i want to get to this right now. as far as the money that was raised by the lincoln project, nearly $90 million was raised and if we go to the next one, about where that money was going and where it was coming from, there's a lot of money attached to the co-founders. what's your reaction to that? >> it's not

let me bring in patrice. go ahead, patrice.ures and restrictions lifted, do you think you're going to see a lot of consumers shifting back to your restaurants and your bars or do you think consumer home spending is going to remain the same? >> the first thing i would say, we're very keen, continue to support our partners in the industry. it's been very heavily impacted, the bar and restaurant industry by covid. we're looking forward to supporting them, regenerating their businesses over the coming months as covid cases moderate and as the vaccine rollout accelerates. we're very, very hopeful that consumers will want to get back out there socialize with each other of in public places and embrace the industry recovering. so we expect a significant increase in on-premise activity over the next let's call it six months but who knows. we also think that people have found a new way, a new way of enjoying spirits at home and we've seen the surge in people becoming amateur mixologists is a trend that we've embraced and plays nicely wit

so i get to be a part of these things and which takes me back to patrice.t comes out february 19th on comedy central there's a lot in that title, with the depth of patrice. because with most comedians, it's all about killing, and that's where you stop. but that's where he started, and that's how funny he was. he was like, stand up here and making these people laugh, and killing is easy. he went colonel kurtz, like in "apocalypse now. he went upriver. he left the program in the greatest artistic way ever and it was a pleasure to watch him do it. and i miss him tremendously. >> seth: well, i'm so glad you did it i can't wait to watch it bill, it is always a pleasure to see you. thanks so much for making the time >> no worries. thank you so much. i'm going to work on my accent [ laughter ] >> seth: we'll be right back with justin hartley. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) ♪ ♪comfort in the. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. in some places they tax flatulence. the kind that comes from cows. if you're 100 in new mexico you'll pay no state taxes now. in hawaii there

patrice onwuka, thank you.dy out there with an anti-todd piro super pac. if there are, i welcome the shoveling. jillian: coming up, the greatest of all time, not todd, tom brady, scores his seventh super bowl win. will cain was in tampa for the big game. he joins us for the live report. todd: plus, dr. ben carson he may well be the greatest in your row surgeon of all time -- neurosurgeon of all time, rachel campos duffy, they're both coming up. wanna build a gaming business that breaks the internet? that means working night and day... ...and delegating to an experienced live bookkeeper for peace of mind. your books are all set. so you can finally give john some attention. trusted experts. guaranteed accurate books. intuit quickbooks live. todd: it is monday, february 8th. negotiations ramping up as president biden is breaking from progressives over a key item he says probably won't make the final cut. jillian: the battle to get students back into classrooms raging in dpifl ya as teachers -- philadelphia as teac

patrice harris she ran the american medical assoc association. first, contessa brewer on burpout and what it's doing to our bodies >> reporter: a radio host unofficially coined the phrase, hitting a pandemic wall, when she tweeted about burnout from nonstop work and child care and isolation. 80,000 likes thousands of retweets. she clearly struck a nerve >> i'm beginning to feel disconnected with the world a little bit, because all of my relationships and all of my conversations are via zoom. >> kent sumpter hosts the "sisters connect" podcast but she's not connecting, at least not physically she's desperate to get back to hugging friends and family. >> i don't know how much longer i can personally just kind of deal with what's happening. >> there are days when i'm just -- i could use a break. and i can't have a break because we take the pandemic very seriously. >> last fall we talked to matt and wife kate about fighting anxiety and depression and the ways the pandemic makes it harder, especially juggling jobs and young children and doing it all a

committing war crimes 7 years ago when the country descended into civil war the trial for alfred patrice. began at the international criminal court on tuesday they are accused of targeting muslims in a campaign of torture murder and rape and iraq's president condemned a series of rocket attacks in the northern city of erbil calling it a dangerous escalation 3 blasts were heard and smoke was seen near the airport where u.s. forces are stationed an iranian backed shia group claims to have targeted the military base one foreign contractor was killed and several others were wounded including a u.s. service member. those are your headlines on al-jazeera do you find a show starts right now. if you find fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe. that you can. chart. or track. your writing again. yeah ok hard to tell for sure yeah yeah it's over time for dale well you know my story and i suppose yeah. yeah. whereas i was a lawyer as well as you know yeah yeah. he got a good look at the song he's alive i had one pulled. what is going on you really are. good now i. c

. $23.00 he will stand trial together with patrice issue on guys so now the 2 men face $21.32 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity respectively $28.00 their conviction may be a step towards justice for their victims but the central african republic remains blighted by sectarian violence and attacks by rebel groups. since presidential elections were held at the end of december last year there's been a new spate of attacks by rebels. and again it's the civilians who bear the brunt of the fighting over the last 2 months more than 200000 people have already fled the latest thought and. joining me now is elise keppler associate director the international justice program at human rights watch thanks for your time elise now festal us why has it taken more than 80 as for the i.c.c. to open a trial on this case. the reality is is that ensuring justice for these most complex crimes is incredibly difficult and challenging 1st of all it was only in 2014 that the central african government requested that the international criminal court open an investigation after that conducting inve

. $23.00 he will stand trial together with patrice issue on guys so now the 2 men face $21.32 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity respectively $28.00 their conviction may be a step towards justice for their victims but the central african republic remains blighted by sectarian violence and attacks by rebel groups since presidential elections were held at the end of december last year there's been a new spate of attacks by rebels. and again it's the civilians who bear the brunt of the fighting over the last 2 months more than 200000 people have already fled the latest violence. joining me now is elise keppler associate director at international justice program at human rights watch thanks for your time elise now 1st tell us why has it taken more than a.t.'s for the i.c.c. to open a trial on this case. the reality is is that ensuring justice for these most complex crimes is incredibly difficult and challenging 1st of all it was only in 2014 that the central african government requested that the international criminal court open an investigation after that conducting invest

pretrial hearing was arrested in 2018 and extradited to the i.c.c. 23 he will stand trial together with patrice issue on guys so now the 2 men face 20 $1.32 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity respectively $28.00 their conviction may be a step towards justice for their victims but the central african republic remains blighted by sectarian violence and attacks by rebel groups since presidential elections were held at the end of december last year there's been a new spate of attacks by rebels. and again it's the civilians who bear the brunt of the fighting over the last 2 months more than 200000 people have already fled the latest violence. joining me now is elise keppler associate director the international justice program at human rights watch thanks for your time elise now festal us why has it taken more than 80 is for the i.c.c. to open a trial on this case the reality is is that ensuring justice for these most complex crimes is incredibly difficult and challenging 1st of all it was only in 2014 that the central african government requested that the international criminal court o

have pleaded not guilty to charges of war crimes committed in the central african republic tom and patrice edward and guy so in our world leaders of a mostly christian movement there are cues that coordinating targeted violence towards muslims when muslim seleka rebels overthrew the government this was the moment the court laid out the charges. so nice criminally responsible under defiler we most. want. facilitating the commission of the crimes us set out in the french arches by 18 of 18 and otherwise assisting in their commission or to contribute in any other way to the commission of those crimes by a group of persons acting with a calm purpose so this was the 1st day let's bring in stop passengers joining us from the hague so just talk to us a little bit more about the case and as i'm saying it's a 1st stay how long are proceedings expected to take yes this is the 1st day and it will take a long time before this trial will finish this week the 1st 4 days will be just simply laying out the case and then in a month from now the evidence will be presented to process one of the prosecutor ju

leftist revolution people in atlanta i listening about also little brother more different than for us patrice has always had a very clear message now ancestors fought for our independence and it's always been a slogan that has characterized unrepresented us petrea veda also represents me because it speaks of the reality that cubans ordinary cubans are going through political tension has been on the rise in cuba after a rapper from the sunny see their movement and opposition group was detained for insulting up police officer. since then artists from around the country have started to demand political reforms when it's part of a tennessee their movement and thankful for the support it's hard because i wonder if those huge artists were able to connect and chant for the people and tell us people here we can also get together and fight it's known that a song can touch the deeper sense ability of a beast we are so thankful they are people who come from cuba's reality and the fact that they put their talent and fame to help people here shows we can unite the island's economy has deteriorated in the

pleaded not guilty to charges of war crimes committed in central african republic you can tom and patrice edward. leaders of the mostly christian black a movement were accused of coordinating targeted violence towards muslims when was them select the rebels overthrew the government from its inception and i saw i was aware of the anti bloc as organizational policy that policy.

rebel group in central african republic if tonight committing war crimes trial for now for you to patrice at the water in kosovo has begun the international criminal court queues of targeting muslims in a campaign of torture murder and rape. we're miles military has denied carrying out a coup and has pledged again to hold elections next year a spokesman for the armed forces says they had no choice but to seize power protest its military takeover and now in the 11th day. palestinian authority says israel has stopped 2000 corona virus vaccine is being delivered to the gaza strip 1st doses were supposed to be given out and choose day more than 2000000 palestinians living in the strip yet to receive any inoculations. the world health organization says much needed a boat vaccines are on their way to guinea the stockpile is being flown in from geneva and the united states the country is trying to track down anybody who had contact with those infected 5 people have died and 10 others have symptoms because he reports now from dhaka in senegal a bola is back here the virus is spreading to the capi

war prosecutors say alfred you cut on a rebel leader known as rambo and former football official patrice it were on sauna where senior leaders of a mainly christian movement targeted muslim civilians in a campaign of violence after muslim seleka rebels seized power in 2013 their alleged crimes include torture murder and rape your tone was arrested in 2018 not a firing a gun in central african republic parliament he says he was then tortured you know so now i was detained a month later in france so fast and of course from the hague outside and but these. listened quietly when the long list of charges was read out murder rape recruitment of child soldiers they both unite any involvement pursuit of. that mr president i repeat and i don't recognize myself in the i think is a sin against me i am not guilty. but prosecutors say they have overwhelming evidence that you got tom and i saw and i have led the anti bellegarde movement in a campaign meant to remove the muslim population from the country almost known as command the ramble and i saw not a right hand man a former president francois bois

war crime 7 years ago when the country descended into civil war the trial for alfred khatam and patrice at the sauna began at the international criminal court on tuesday they are accused of targeting muslims in a campaign of torture murder and rape it was often muslim seleka rebels overthrew the government at the time they were allegedly leaders of a predominantly christian rebel group from its inception and i saw i was aware of the anti blockers organizational policy that policy entailed violent targeting of muslim civilians and western c.a.r. who based on their role aegis national or ethnic affiliation were perceived as collectively responsible for complicit with and supportive of the telic you will hear this referred to as the criminal policy or common purpose in our presentation reporting from the i.c.c. at the hague here is step. well this is the 1st time that the 2 main major suspects in the way for violence that happened in 20132014 in central african republic are actually on trial here it's a trial that will be closely watched also in the central african republic at the moment w

country descended into civil war alfred a rebel leader known as rambo and former football official patrice it will go sauna are accused of targeting muslims in a campaign of torture murder and rape in 2013 are being tried at the international criminal court in the hague. to stay with us al jazeera world continues next hour back after that with news or tommy then if you can thanks for watching. thanks. to our. local drug. squad. bluestone how do you mean squat. and that cripple and so i see is not need to be at the end the most i want on you just say they have just pulled an idea been me me out sour bade me been. bad but damn. important move. move to the finals out had the book can turn the blood pumping will limit joe gentz. again of all your. really suggest government. should not even. when i'm seeing the. going to continue to. work as a bidet stina to us spain at 7 in a 10 year knesset. should be an african union leader shabby whatever. you feel and. what i can live it up push anybody help establish it awful bad move see jane but it's so warm our myla 30 nearly 200 and our job losses com

pleaded not guilty to charges of war crimes committed in central african republic you can tom and patrice edward. leaders of the mostly christian black and we were accused of coordinating targeted violence towards muslims when was them select the rebels overthrew the government from its inception and i saw i was aware of the n.t. block as organizational policy that policy entailed violent targeting of muslim civilians and western c.a.r. who based on their role aegis national or ethnic affiliation were perceived as collectively responsible for complicit with and supportive of the telic you will hear this referred to as the criminal policy or common purpose in our presentation memos military has denied carrying out a coup in has pledged again to hold elections next year a spokesman for the armed forces says they had no choice but to seize power protest against a military takeover and now in the 11th a defeat department is monitoring events in men mufon hong kong and she has more on the latest statements from the military. we didn't really hear anti anything new most of what they said was pr

patrice onwuka joined us earlier with her opinion. >> no party holds the moral compass.unately the anti-thesis of free thought in this country and she is part of this problem of driving the divide in america. jillian: the columnist drew comparisons of her neighbors to hezbollah, saying she is not ready to give them a full thanks. todd: i've run out of words to say on this. it's ridiculous. let's cheer you up with puppies. we cover the super bowl all morning, now we need to do the puppy bowl. 70 puppies competing in this year's competition, all happening on animal planet. team ruff beat team fluff. chunky monkey stole the show. he perhapsed onto the field and immediately fell asleep. the black and white ball of fluff decided to stare at the goal line, much like the chiefs did all game long. jillian: i love the puppy bowl. so cute. todd: the question all america is wondering, is levi going to be in there next year. jillian: he has a home. todd: will he be in the puppy bowl? jillian: aren't all the puppies adopted at the end of it. isn't that the point of it? todd: dr. ben

patrice, chris, good to see you. join us tomorrow night, former deputy national advisor kt mcfarland, investigative . kennedy: will the progressive's and post- swing and the push for a federal minimum wage hike of $15 an hour that will crush low skilled workers, decimate small business and boost mass corporations who will from smaller competitors going bust. bernie sanders has been bending to biden's fragile ear enough to make a new president say this. >> while i do think that we should have a minimum wage stand by itself, $15 an hour and work your way up to 15, it doesn't have to be all pete all the economy shows if you do that the whole economy rises. kennedy: or it collapses like a failed soufflÉ. sounds appetizing before you make it, but in reality, it is a disaster but minimum wage laws geographically brutal because wages fluctuate as much as accents and mullets and a great nation. in massachusetts the average hourly wage is $31.58. by the mississippi italy $19.27. it's a one size fits all federal edict has dras

patrice, chris, good to see you. join us tomorrow night, former deputy national advisor kt mcfarland, investigative journalist, sara carter. they are among our guests. thanks for watching fox business. have a wonderful evening. elizabeth: tonight stocks hitting record highs as investors shrug off impeachment. it is a way where america saw shocking new footage of the capitol riots. now this. americans on the stock market, media looking ahead to the future. it is about reopening, getting america moving again, guesting america vaccinated again. we're hearing word what president trump is planning to do next. joining the show, fred barnes, ford o'connell, danny coulson, hands von spakovsky, vince collagnese and ron vitello. growing number of cities easing up on covid restrictions. white house task force is warning against this. we have off the wall lockdown stories, the michigan governor rebuked by a judge, trying to slap charges on hairstylists from hair salons trying to protest shutdowns on steps of the state capitol. a

patric spence. >>> disney stocks seeing more twists and turns than marvel's wanda vision. disney hitting a new record after adding 21 million new disney plus subscribers in the latest quarter. disney plus subs just under the 95 million mark, as we mentioned, but the record glow turning from green to red right now during the day after tnt all-star nathanson went against the grain, cutting its price target on the magic kingdom to $175 a share. right now, shares stand at $187.41. >>> take a look at shares of virgin galactic. apparently all it takes to shave a couple percentage points, 8, in fact, at the moment, off the stock is a sub orbital test flight schedule change. the company announced this morning it was pushing its flight test originally scheduled for i believe tomorrow to allow more time for technical checks. still no update on when the new flight test will be. virgin galactic pulling back by $5.32 to $54.09. >>> let's flip it to affirm. affirm stock slipping about 9.25% following its first earnings report since its ipo. shares falling even after the payment installm

pretrial hearing was arrested in 2018 extradited to the i.c.c. 23 he will stand trial together with patrice issue on guys sona the 2 men face 21 and $32.00 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity respectively $28.00 their conviction may be a step towards justice for their victims but the central african republic remains blighted by sectarian violence and attacks by rebel groups since presidential elections were held at the end of december last year there's been a new spate of attacks by rebels. and again it's the civilians who bear the brunt of the fighting over the last 2 months more than 200000 people have already fled the latest violence. joining me now is elise keppler associate director at international justice for gram human rights watch thanks for your time at least now festal us why has it taken more than 80 as for the i.c.c. to open a trial on this case the reality is is that ensuring justice for these most complex crimes is incredibly difficult and challenging 1st of all it was only in 2014 that the central african government requested that the international criminal cour

that an african leader patrice lamumba be removed killed if necessary to prevent the congo from going communist. there's no smoking gun on either. on whether eisenhower really wanted them assassinated. now eisenhower was concerned about castro for the same reasons. he had authorized cia to topple the elected government of guatemala in 1954. he believed that once communism was established in the western hemisphere. it would spread by soviet-supported subversion and revolution and this is what as history teaches us. this is what communist governments do did my dissertation on the revolutionary government of grenada, 1979 and 1983 and there you have the communist grenadians being helped by the communist cubans in order to spread communist revolution to other island nations in the caribbean so that example from the 80 shows that in the 1950s eisenhower was on to something he was right. this was a threat so eisenhower authorized cia to plan covert action to remove castro from power now at this point. i want to remind you of our discussions in this class about covert action as an intelligen

patrice edward in guy so now we're leaders of the mostly christian and black a movement they're accused of coordinating targeted violence towards muslims when muslim selector rebels overthrew the government i.c.c. prosecutors have laid out the crimes including torture rape and murder. yes i have understood everything that has been sit here and cathy gridley say that these are not correct. if you say you cut it i reject all the charges that you have laid against me. but it's like a closer look at the 2 former militia leaders facing this trial at the hague i.c.c. prosecutors say that after the 3 word go soner senior leaders within the mostly christian and to block the movement its fighters targeted muslims in a campaign of violence after muslim select a rebel seize power this is in 2013 their alleged crimes include torture murder and rape both men deny the charges they were arrested in central africa republican 2018 yes on says he was beaten and tortured after his arrest all right let's speak to our conference that person who's the hagans to us more about this case and how long proceeding

war crimes 7 years ago when the country descended into civil war the trial for alfred yes tom and patrice i guess sauna began at the international criminal court on tuesday they are accused of targeting muslims in a campaign of torture murder and rape and it was after muslim seleka rebels overthrew the government at the time they were allegedly leaders of a predominantly christian rebel group from its inception and i saw i was aware of the anti blockers organizational policy that policy entailed violent targeting of muslim civilians in western c.a.r. who based on their role aegis national or ethnic affiliation were perceived as collectively responsible for complicit with and supportive of the telic you will hear this referred to as the criminal policy or common purpose in our presentation. i have understood everything that has been said here and i get to critically say these counts are not correct i reject all of the charges you have laid against me which should have been done i don't recognize the charges brought against me i am not guilty following this story for us from the internation

patrice, chris, good to see you. join us tomorrow night, former deputy national advisor kt mcfarland, investigative maria: good wednesday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. it's wednesday february 10th, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. markets on the rise, take a look at futures indicating a higher opening for the broader average, nasdaq up 60 and s&p 500 up 13 and a half. this after a choppy session yesterday ended with the dow and the s&p 500 lower but the nasdaq notched another record close finishing above the 14,000 mark for the very first time. nasdaq this morning up again further into unchartered territory. one market to another, new york stock exchange iconic location in big apple may need to find a new home if they get their way on tax laws. impeachment 2.0. hear from north carolina senator on what happened yesterday and what went forward. the challenges fcc to drop the blacklist. crude awakening is back on the rise as state attorneys general want re-examination of decision to cancel pipeline.

my thanks to lee and patrice. thank you. have a great day. we will see you back here tomorrow same time same channel. "varney & co." begins right now. lauren is in for stuart this morning. lauren: good to see you. a good morning. stuart varney is not off today. he will be back a moment. the pandemic retreat continues. the trend is encouraging with the positive news extended across the country. a look at. new cases of coronavirus down 43%, 64000 reported yesterday. death down 29% over a 14 day period. 55 million people have received at least one vaccine shot and with numbers like this, surely the pressures on to ease restrictions and get the economy moving. but, the country has to deal with the continuing deep freeze your texas suffering with the human story, one of great suffering for those without power as some people are dying in the financial story is the escalating cost of energy. some wind turbines and refineries are frozen shut soap utilities are scrambling to buy electric power wherever they can find it at whatever price. oil and natur