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lex they try to weaponize the irs.this much clout, this much power it was during the obama administration who did they target? they targeted the conservative so get ready. they are coming after you again. this is an invasion of our privacy. this is a weapon icing the irs to be able to look at our bank accounts. if you have a venn mail or paypal, if you are using those once you get over $600 all this at the irs is going to be on your trail for their going to be following everything that you do. this is socialism for this is not the start of socialism, that is socialism but this is exactly what they want. they want this where they have control over everything. >> you know, the wall street journal did a great op-ed saying if it if they change the threshold to 10,000 dollars, it is still capturing most americans. if you get a social security check of $1200, if you are getting paid by your company, you are all getting captured the obama administration weaponize the irs. >> they did. that is why i have proposed we need to de

am lex, this is a marked change of tone, clearly? am lex, this is a marked change of tone. clearly?ght- if you _ tone, clearly? yes, clive, that is right. if you cast _ tone, clearly? yes, clive, that is right. if you cast your _ tone, clearly? yes, clive, that is right. if you cast your mind - tone, clearly? yes, clive, that is right. if you cast your mind back| right. if you cast your mind back jessica raine's comments provoked a —— angela rayner�*s reaction, she did stand by them but tonight he is a hasissued stand by them but tonight he is a has issued a statement when she said during some time away from parliament due to bereavement she has reflected on her comments and political debate more broadly which she said often featured threats and abuse. while she would continue to speak her mind many future she would be more careful about her choice of language, she spoke about threats that she has received, today a man was sentenced for sending her an email which contained the line watch your back and your kids. angela rayner said it shakes you, you worry about the safety of your ho

fueron separadas en la frontera de estados unidos con mÉxico bajo la polÍtica de tolerancia cero de lexntregarÍan 450.000 dÓlares por persona en respuesta a las demandas presentadas tanto por padres e hijos quienes dicen haber sufrido traumas psicolÓgicos. la cantidad incluso podrÍa subir al millÓn de dÓlares por familia. satcha: ante este plan de gobierno legisladores vuelven a costar al mandatario biden de ser blando con la inmigraciÓn ilegal y reaccionan con enojo en redes sociales. uno de ellas es el senador por arkansas quien publica este tweet: es impensable pagarle a un ladrÓn que vive en tu casa por el trauma psicolÓgico que vive durante el crimen. la administraciÓn quiere recompensar a los migrantes que ingresaron a nuestro paÍs con hasta 450.000 dÓlares a cada uno por esa misma razÓn. borja: seguimos hablando de inmigraciÓn. la administraciÓn biden anunciÓ la ampliaciÓn de lugares de protecciÓn especial para inmigrantes indocumentados donde los agentes de inmigraciÓn, y aduanas incluso la patrulla fronteriza, no pueden realizar detenciones. mucha atenciÓn con esta informaciÓn,

he will come up against lex luther in the upcoming annual.l of superman and this is just something extra that that very important symbol can now represent. and i have to say, having seen the reaction today, having seen online what it meant to people, i've seen so many messages from all over the world and so many different languages, people saying that they saw this news and burst into tears. people saying they never thought they would be able to see themselves in superman, that they wish other people who -- older people, all the people who said they wish they had this growing up and they're so happy that younger people, people who haven't come out yet, have this today. >> it is wonderful that you're getting that reaction. there is also some of the other type of reaction, particularly here in the u.s., political reaction. because everything has got to be political now, including superman, apparently. this is from wendy rogers, who is a state legislator in arizona, who wrote,

phoebe: in any business, the challenges are solving comp lex problems that come to you.roblems that come to me and my senior leadership team for resolving tend to be complex, so your ability to solve those complex problems are an important element. it's a value we add and opportunities, you want to make sure you have got a creative and open enough mind to be able to see around corners. what am i missing? the why question is powerful, why are we not doing this, why are we doing this? ask those a lot and in the answers, you can sometimes tease out real opportunities, but thinking creatively about opportunities and problems, it is really important. david: what about the industry? do you think they have big challenges as the defense budget comes down? phoebe: we are all responsible and we have an obligation to find the latest and best technologies for our customers and deliver them in the most cost-effective manner as we can. that is a challenge and an opportunity for all of the defense companies. david: for more than 40 years, this has been the u.s. military's main battle t

lex first i have to hand it over too ben the question to you as may be it's a great company does it registeraluation executing very well it's hard to deny. tesla the stock bulls believe three things, they believe tesla is an iphone and cars are flip phones. they believe tesla will have 20% market share around the globe forever. they believe ev's are going to be more profitable than traditional cars. and obviously they believe ev's are going to dominate personal transportation in the future. if you believe those three or four things, you could get to a trillion. >> thanks very much doesn't mean the stock is a great investment. those sure are cool cars thanks so much for coming on, albert. >> great point thanks for. >> up next round table with their investment ideas jackal their investment ideas jackal tells about the new trend of ♪ ♪ remember when no dream was too big? ♪ ♪ and you could fearlessly face the unknown. (kids playing) you still can. ♪ ♪ (blowing dust) when you have a rock you can depend on for life, you'll be unstoppable. that's why over 5,500 companies rely on prudential's retire

the trend challenged tiktok users to vandalize the school and post a video with the caption devious lexr our kids. >> reporter: the challenge goes month by month. each month it calls for a different devious acts. across the country, schools are trying to put a stop to any of these harmful tiktok challenges which could put kids and teachers endanger. parents say tiktok should be responsible as well. >> it is tiktok's responsibility. that is their platform, they are the ones feeding children this information, they should be responsible for what they are feeding the children. >> tiktok released a statement saying the rumor to slap a teacher there is an insult to educators everywhere and while this is not a trend on tiktok, if at any point it shows up, content will be removed. experts say the best advice for parents is to keep an eye on your children's a social media accounts and talk to them about illegal behavior in social media and how that could lead to expulsion or criminal prosecution. >> have to teach your kids respect especially if they are almost adults. >> los angeles unified scho

lex first i have to hand it over too ben the question to you as may be it's a great company does it registerecuting very well it's hard to deny. tesla the stock bulls believe three things, they believe tesla is an iphone and cars are flip phones. they believe tesla will have 20% market share around the globe forever. they believe ev's are going to be more profitable than traditional cars. and obviously they believe ev's are going to dominate personal transportation in the future. if you believe those three or four things, you could get to a trillion. >> thanks very much doesn't mean the stock is a great investment. those sure are cool cars thanks so much for coming on, albert. >> great point thanks for. >> up next round table with their investment ideas jackal tells about the new trend of it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can c

lex first i have to hand it over too ben the question to you as may be it's a great company does it registerery well it's hard to deny. tesla the stock bulls believe three things, they believe tesla is an iphone and cars are flip phones. they believe tesla will have 20% market share around the globe forever. they believe ev's are going to be more profitable than traditional cars. and obviously they believe ev's are going to dominate personal transportation in the future. if you believe those three or four things, you could get to a trillion. >> thanks very much doesn't mean the stock is a great investment. those sure are cool cars thanks so much for coming on, albert. >> great point thanks for. >> up next round table with their investment ideas jackal tells about the new trend of revenge travel [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate.

so to end racial segregation, martin luther king lex, the peaceful protests. non problem is the most horrible available. hoover mid roll interview for freedom interview with by $968.00 after a decade of campaigning, african americans to secure legal rights to equal employment voting and housing. by analyzing passive resistance movements, political scientist erica chenoweth identified a threshold for success. if 3 and a half percent of the population mobilize against the establishment, social change will happen, ah, a toss many last night that has to change the way we treat out. there is one group which is taking things to the next level. hey, the 2018 group of act risks, i'm good by political inaction on climate change declared themselves to be an open defiance of the u. k. government. they called themselves extinction. rebellion or x are for sure i'm doing the right amount because they what, outside the system, engaging in bold, non violent acts of civil disobedience. their strategy is to create headline grabbing protest designed to maximize public exposure.

's refusal to lex fishermen troll they catch in british waters. it's even threatening to cut the country's electricity supply. surely it would make more sense to just pass on the increasing costs of energy to the brits making them pay double. but no mackinac government is forcing a battle of wills who will though blink. first. all of this comes as the friendship president is set to face his stay 1st competition to date. as the presidential election hurdles, closer, many at suggesting the only person whom blow a hole in makins hopes is well himself trans has lost his position for some time already. i would say since the end of a show to go as president transit is lost, its position on the global stage of france has decided to follow the steps of the united states and nato. and we've seen the catastrophe of that in an afghan in iraq, in actual saga. now we've seen that france is totally lost. it macro is just living on the doors that france is to have. and now it's just finding out that this power, that france, thought it had, she just doesn't have

have seen are almost record high levels of government investment to being in line with the so called lex 0. it's a question of setting the right priorities. what is, are actually expanding massively in germany is our items are, are in the budget. the rich have a lot to do was there's funding for social on support of programs. we an aging population. therefore the pension system absorbs more and more funds. and this is a problem, but her debt break or the blacks 0, is not preventing the german government from investing more aggressively. if they wanted to has germany ground to dependent on its trade with china. r n a, could it be hands strong? looking ahead, as the u. s. looks to counter china. how do you think that's going to play out? the situation becomes more and more difficult. in particular, if we see something like a 2nd cold war between the united states and china. so it would be a huge problem for german exporters, but not only for exporters, but for corporates in general. because china today is already a very important production up of, for germany based or companies. and theref

recovery. despite the mounting tension, the prime minister was quick to dismiss, talk of a so called pole lex it. russell f. o doesn't seem quite so optimistic. don't you? commission? president of van delay. and it said last week, the polish ruling calls into question the very foundations of the union of european judges. association of warned, it may provoke other nations to follow poland path and lead to chaos. professor of modern european history, paolo bernard deni, things, disputes over the use of the legislative system are inevitable. well, i think because is not absolutely clear what is the year or key of that by jamante between the day in local laws constitution as long as they lo, establishing an established by the european union. so is not such a foregone conclusion, that there is a priority of the you laws upon now. the locals. so i think is a matter of a legal controversy. dance should be so that was for good because we can't ex, sat that in absolute every possible lo, inactive by the european union as a sort of priority. well, he superior in town. so york, what approach 20 past th

tom hill are not ivy, and i again lex her in the international human rights law. university of nottingham, also in colombo, serene i'm the subtle was also co founder of women's action network. welcome to the program. but funny, let's talk about with the one country. one more concept is sit and a town by the government or by rosa boxer, in particular to bring all the nation under one legal code irrespective of our religious identities and ethnic obligations. thank you for having me. so we realized a few eyes ago or that the government, the president has issued a gazette appointing this presidential task force. and one look said the mandate of the task for his own. it's very clear, easy to take forward this policy of one country, one law. now there are a couple of issues, one needs to fact aid. this is not a neal thing. we've heard this since 2019 with the election manifesto of good javier roger boxer. and since he came in to orfis says, well, we've heard this continuous. so i rhetoric call the wine country one, no policy. so it's not new. what's new is that it's now being driven through th

. >> they worried about the foreign markets with who you didn't need lex luther or kryptonite, dc comicsit. one more man of steel coming down, the new york city public design commission voted to remove 188-year-old statue of thomas jefferson from the city council chamber. laura: should have - that is the story. >> icons being toppled. laura: thomas jefferson, author of the declaration of independence, one of the most brilliant men who ever lived in america taken down in new york. that is where we are. you want that to keep happening keep voting for it, terrific, thank you. the angle told you you're the one of the most lasting effects of the covid pandemic would be the war between the states, freedom versus tyranny. michael and john has written about the looming fight. he's here to explain next. too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. if you're working from ho

lex thank you i found that very important. so how would we go about doing that? are there any specific areas thatat are reform what changes are there. >> there is there are incredible opportunities. just the other day in the state is to engage state and local efforts at national diplomacy. it is through the sister cities organization that goes on in our country every single day. i have to tap into that and a much better way for this other ways example engaging american companies and other efforts in terms of development work and how we marshal the best and brightest ideas from the public sector in taking on the world development challenges. i was a big champion and supportable is called a global development lab a few years ago and the standard of the trump administration release broken up into different pieces within the state department. but one of the things it did successfully was put a call out to private companies for example nonprofit others to take on some of the world greatest development challenges, figure them out and help scale them up for those are so

. >> worried about the foreign markets but you didn't need lex luthor or kryptonite to kill superman. all along. one more man of steel is coming down. they voted to remove 188 year old statue of thomas jefferson. from the city council chambers. this is unbelievable. >> laura: we should have led with that and not superman at the end. that's the story. it's because they're all tied together. an icon being toppled. >> laura: thomas jefferson, one of the most brilliant men who have ever lived in america taken down in new york. that's where we are, people. you want that to keep happening, keep voting for it. raymond, terrific tonight. thank you. "the angle" told you one of a lasting effects of the topic of a pandemic would be the war between the states. red versus blue. a freedom versus tyranny. a former trump advisor michael anton written a lot about the looming fight. he's here to explain where it's all going. next. musical music t. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were no

well, i'm miss lex luthor. where is he, anyway? >> here is my evil plan -- we're going to ship a single watch battery in a box large enough to hold a washer/dryer! ( maniacal laugh ) >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, the west coast. bruce springsteen! featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: hello, everybody! hey! nice to see you! what can i say? ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ >> jon: hey! >> stephen: there it is! there it is! ( piano riff ) not always, but sometimes. hey! thanks very much! ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ beautiful. so nice. always feels good. thank you. you come out here you feel better. that is the spot, this is the magic, let it work. thanks, everybody. have a seat. ( audience chanting stephen ) welcome to "the late show," i'm stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) but you already knew that. all of the news today is stuff we already know. fa

. >> reporter: and chuck, lex taylor says it is not like he's not tried to do incentives. only 30% of the workforce is vaccinated. that's why he says he can't mandate the vaccine so he needs a testing regime that will be burdensome in terms of the administration and potentially costly. the question then is how is this approach going to work where the vaccine mandate just isn't very popular, chuck. >> heidi, i hope to find an idea of how this will work. let's bring in professor david michael. >> hey, chuck. >> one place being compliant and one not so compliant. how would osha handle the company in mississippi? >> the law is straightforward. employers have to provide a safe workplace and workers who might be infectious will be against the law soon and what osha is going to do is tell them to set up a vaccination and testing program. if people can't get vaccinated or tested they can't come to the workforce and i think they'll have to issue fines where workers are coming in potentially sick. most out country as far as i can tell with large employers want to make sure that the

lex i cannot imagine writing another book right now. [laughter] >> i bet. this is your second by the way. >> the story of this book is it was written and delivered to my publisher prior to the pandemic. and then my thought wasn't going to deliver this book, i'm going to deliver my baby. at some point the book will come out and we will all be happy. >> good plan. >> but then we had the pandemic and i had to substantially revise the book. i really cannot fathom writing another book. i'm actually really thrilled with the work i'm doing now. one of my other mentors and eight member of the bcf four is barbara. likes to say do it your best at and what you're needed for. since covid a pivoted all of my work to addressing the pandemic. that is why i'm doing a research, that is why i'm doing my teaching, i'm doing writing. and working with policymakers all around covid at some point i do want to go to the next step just how can we reimagine the future public health. infection control preventing the next pandemic is a part of it. they also critically want to focus on

president obama put me in charge of when i was vice president, i was able to invest in that lex i putogether, we put together. we brought down the price of solar and wind cheaper than coal and cheaper than oil. on a b.t.u. basis. it's cheaper. coal built this town, this part of the country. but we got to provide over avenues for people to make the same kind of living they used to be able to make. look, all told, i said this project will save literally hundreds of millions of barrels of oil annually. folks in pennsylvania know the cost of inaction when it comes to climate change. extreme weather has cost this state $10 billion other the last decade and nationally as i said extreme weather conditions cost $99 billion last year. i flew over all this territory in helicopters, the marine one, not a joke. see it. see reservoirs that are down 60, # 0 felt. concern about the colorado river, whether or not we're going to be able to keep things moving no a joke. it's real. this is serious stuff. so you know, it's not going to ease up on its own. we have to invest in our resilience. building roa

. >> reporter: so we hear lex taylor, yasmin, it's not like he hasn't tried.s given incentives, nearly 30% of his workforce is vaccinated. he says he can't have a mandate. the question for osha, how are they going to prioritize. they're going to have to go in certain industries like construction, like his. the approach of whistle blowing and issuing press releases the so-called naming and shaming really going to work in a place where vaccine hesitancy is so great where it could actually cause a backlash, yasmin. the question at this hour what is the legal challenge and the battle going to look like between the federal government and the states. and what's going to happen with other states in the deep south, now that texas, governor abbott has done what he's done. >> dr. hotez, talk to me about this battle. you're in texas. give me your reaction to this mandate from the governor, or lack thereof, i should say. and how private businesses, for instance, dr. hotez can conceivably get and this mandate if in fact they want to? >> yeah, it's a very tough situation, y

community when they told him that the dominion voting machines had not secretly changed the outcome of tea lexp had no factual or constitutional basis for his claims, and the lawyers he found who would carry his fraud claims forward have paid the consequences. rudy giuliani's license to practice law has been suspended and sidney powell has been sanctioned by a federal judge, but donald trump persisted, attempting through every manner he could imagine to try to change the outcome, and we all saw what happened. the people who attacked this building told us, continue to tell us on video, on social media and now before the federal courts exactly what motivated them. they believed what donald trump said, that the election was stolen and that they needed to take action. the select committee has critical work to do to get all of the details and today we're here to address one witness, steve bannon. i urge you all to watch what steve bannon said on his podcast on january 5th. the chairman just quoted parts of it, and it is shocking. he said all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. we are coming in r

they are lex flicks the staging a walkout because they're upset. >> about the dave chappelle special. comments he made in that special. they want netflix to be more transphobic friendlier trans friendly. >> and so out at netflix headquarters in los gatos. we expect to see workers walking off the job. that's where kron 4 sarah stinson is for us this morning. sir. >> this morning we're going to see employees both at the headquarters here in los gatos as well as in hollywood walking out, they really want the company to be more supportive of the trans community, not only the employees who work here but also just the community in general and they can do a lot. they say in doing that, including creating more trans friendly content hiring more trans people and creators. now this after netflix fired an employee who actually helped organize this walkout. >> in response to the dave chappelle comedy special. the closer employees were outraged about the special calling transphobic. they never wanted it to be released at all. netflix claims the employee disclosed confidential financial information

i had the opportunity to meet with him on a few occasions, lexed to congress in 2004 and after secretarya meeting with him and we'd pick his brain to get his world stru, just to get his thoughts. he was one of those people you knew you were in the presence of an awesome man and there was such a respect for this elder statesman. and it's a big loss. >> charlie, stand by for a minute, if you can. christiane amanpour joins me right now and christiane, obviously you covered events for colin powell, was a central player for decades, and we're not saying he was perfect. he himself acknowledged some of the mistakes he made, particularly in 2003, but the role he played and the influence he had over decades, it's hard to match in american history. >> well, i think that's true, and it's for both good and potentially not so good, as you've all indicated. there are two sides to this guy who actually was a titan and was a giant. he was the youngest ever chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, appointed by president george h.w. bush in '89, and he was the first african-american, the first black officia

she worked with lex hilliard, travis best, and ricky williams and dennis rodman.

subtle, you know [ light laughter ] >> seth: no, it's true >> this is like when -- a cowboy hat on lex, nine --" they're like, "look." >> right, right, right, uh-huh [ light laughter ] >> seth: this is very exciting you wrote a book >> i did >> seth: now, you have actually - [ cheers and applause -- you've written books -- >> uh-huh. >> seth: -- for adults >> yep >> seth: and i'm curious, is it, just, a super breeze when you're writing for kids be honest. >> it's just different >> seth: yeah. >> and - that's a very good -- i mean, again, these kids, they can't vote you can -- [ laughter ] say what you want about them, they can't vote. >> yeah. yeah no, no it's just different. [ laughter ] i actually -- since i'd never written a book for children, i actually took photocopy paper. and i knew what the story line was. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> i had the plot down >> seth: that's good [ light laughter ] >> and what i wanted to say. and, so i'd -- i'd write it and tape it on pages, because you need the pages to turn >> seth: yeah. >> it has to be a real page turner, you know [ light laughter ] >>

when you talk to ceos, though, for instance, in the deep south, as i did, ceo lex taylor, of a machine parts company in mississippi, he says, i have tried to give incentives to get vaccinated and yet only 30% of my population, of my employees are vaccinated. and here in a nutshell are the two very different reactions. take a listen. >> we want to have a safe working place and we believe the best way to provide that in addition to other hazards that are known is to have people vaccinated against covid. >> you're going to let -- you're going to have to let those go until they come back with a negative test and/or you're going to tell them, you're fired because you don't -- because you won't get a vaccine. it's going against all convention. it's just not good thought and good logic in this process. if they were to try to enforce. >> so many taylor there, jose, he has he can't have a vaccine mandate, because he'll risk losing so many of his employees who could potentially go to smaller companies so therefore he's left with this testing protocol, and he says, how much is that going to cost

meant we were stopping the distribution of perfectly innocent videos that had nothing to do with tea lexeasures -- we did keep them up right to the inauguration. it's not true to say we immediately lifted them all. now we're going further. one thing we heard from users both in the u.s. and around the world since the election is people want to see, if you like more friends, less politics. we've been looking and testing ways in which we can reduce the presence of politics on people's facebook experiences. i hope that's useful context for what we did and didn't do and what we're doing going forward. >> why did you lift any of them, any of those procedures considering what former president trump was doing and saying and acting at the time. he was a fire hose of misinformation. so why role back any of those security provisions? you clearly rolled back some. you want to dispute you didn't roll them all back. that's fine with me. why did you roll back any of them? >> as i said, some of them were very, very blunt tools, scooping up legal, enjoyable, playful content. it's a bit like throwing a bl

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