quarterback next year wearing the black and gold. >> did you notice the edge in lemire's voice about eli manningw england fan. here is a guy and i never understood this as a falcons fan. i never understood this, eli won two super bowls for the new york giants and still you got people like lemire and a ton of giant fans who have been disrespectful. i think two super bowls is a pretty damn good career. >> not me, i love eli manning, if you drafted him, he's going to win you two super bowls, you will take that a hundred times. lemire is bitter because the giants ruined the patriots' perfect season as you may forget clearly in head to head matchups anyway, ely manning is better than tom brady in the big stage. >> so much better, brady is a distant in a second. at least in games that counts. eli against brady, is it close? i don't think so. willie, do you think? >> i watched some of the peyton and eli's show last night. it's awesome. we always show clips of them doing golf swings and goofy stuff. i love listening to them last night, both of them picking apart, the two-minute drive when the browns wer

discuss, first on cnbc, a new venture as a partner to private equity firm, former giants quarterback, eli manning you on the program, eli there's about a million things i want to talk about in terms of what's going on in the football landscape. but let's start with the new gig and what thinking about private equity in terms of angling yourself into the world of investments >> i didn't always know it would be private equity. i've been retired almost two years and that's what i was doing in that time, researching and looking at different fields and i was interested in business and didn't quite know where i wanted to enter and how i wanted to get involved. i looked at venture. i think with private equity and teaming up with bvp, a company i got to know through an investment in a company called barbecue how once they acquire a company, they like to grow it through this marketing and put some investment back into the employee so it is something i just really connected with and enjoyed learning i'm all about private equity usually, i could help expanding sourcing and vetting poe tep shal acquisition >>

eli manning 3. >> brian: interesting. ants had rivers and flipped him for eli. >> we have interesting. i will talk about that with ainsley in depth a little bit later. >> ainsley: i was watching that jets game. >> will: i will be tuning in for that segment. >> ainsley: watching the jets game texting with joel the stage manager as we know he wear as green sweatshirt every day and a hat. he says don't jinx this ainsley and then you saw the end of the game. >> brian: you did. so you blew the game? >> ainsley: i blew the game. sorry, jets fans. >> brian: we have a shot to joel, joel left the game exactly like antonio brown he threw it and went outside in 23-degree weather. >> will: i'm proud of joel. joel, when joel wants to walk off the set because of brian's behavior i hope he takes off his jersey and throws it at the camera and leaves like antonio brown. >> brian: that is the way we all should leave. just like that, they won't fire joel they will take it under consultation. antonio brown is not fired now. >> will: weird. >>

you can also watch it with peyton and eli manning on espn2. see? written a memoir called "putting the rabbit in the hat." brian cox joins us now, and thank you for being with us, brian, and congratulations first of all on your screen actor's guild award nomination. we have a lot of questions about logan roy and the film, but let's get to your book. it is making headlines. you are very honest. that's a good way to put it, in this book. not only about certain subjects, but about certain actors. has the reaction to your honesty been surprising at all, or were you expecting it? >> well, you know, if you put yourself on the line, you must expect a kind of retort of some kind. i got the retort and i'm living with it, but i've actually written an addendum which was supposed to go into the american publication which puts everything in balance, which when we get to the paperback -- because we're doing a paperback version, that will be in there. that puts everything about it because i don't disrespect anybody in this profession. anybody who takes up my profe

eli manning retired a couple of years ago. philip rivers retired last year.steve. >> steve: well, let's see. all i know is my kansas city chiefs advance and that's what it is all about. as we look at heinz field though, brian, it's not just snow throughout the northeast, we have a nor'easter going on and we have snow and ice and rain it all depends on how close you are to the coast. and it is, you know, it's a treacherous travel day and so, rachel, it's a pretty good thing that today because it's a national holiday. a federal holiday a lot of people will not be traveling. >> rachel: yeah, a lot of people will not be traveling. my kids actually have school today but just waiting to see if they actually have to end up going or not. as you said, those roads are pretty treacherous, today by the way, both of you. we will be celebrating as you know all day on this show martin luther king jr.'s birthday. his national holiday here and we actually had alveda king, his niece on just a little earlier. we are also going to have congressman byron donalds, wesley hunt and

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let's talk about this with elie honig, author of "hatchet man how bill barr broke the prosecutor's codeed the justice department." you say what? >> newt gingrich's comments were wrong, dangerous, idiotic, crazy. i could probably keep going on. this probably does not need to be said. everything he said there is wrong. there is nothing that anybody on the january 6th committee has done that is remotely illegal or criminal. also, again, this shouldn't need to be said, congress does not get to charge people. he seemed to suggest, all these people will go to jail. the justice department brings charges. i think we see newt gingrich trying to become a mini donald trump. he's attacking the people who had the gall to investigate in the first place. that it's a dangerous thing we are seeing more and more of. >> it is false, absurd, and dangerous. the last one probably being the most important. >> reporter: yeah. absolutely. again, donald trump set the playbook here. remember john durham, that name? this is the guy who donald trump and bill barr put in place to investigate robert mueller's investi

outfront now, gloria borger, our chief political analyst and elie honig who wrote "mahatchet man, howode and corrupted the justice department." gloria, criminal is why this is getting attention because it is a criminal procedure. she said she expects to decide on whether to bring charges against trump in the first half of 2022. so it took a while to get to this point, but now it looks like it's going to move relatively quickly. what do you read into that now that she can now seat a special grand jury? >> well, erin, any person who is a subject of a specially convened grand jury has legitimate cause for concern. this is serious stuff. this is a natural and necessary step forward in the investigation. it does not guarantee any particular outcome. what's different between today and yesterday is now the d.a. has subpoena power. i don't know -- i can't for the life of me figure out why it took a year for her to do this, but now she has the ability to force people to testify, to force people to turn over evidence. by the way, we've all gotten used to people casually brushing off congression

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i need more evidence before i trust this man to do what i believe is necessary. amy: elie mystal, what you say to those who say when you're talking about, perhaps, holding president trump criminally responsible who was not there though he told the folks he would be there come he in fact was watching from his dining room as we are not continually hearing reports of and we will hear more from the select committee, and did not comment for more than three hours as people begged him to issue a statement that he ultimately said vocal go home, we love you" after over three hours where republicans and democrats legislators were hiding away to prevent themselves from being attacked? of course, vice president pence, key among them, was taken out by security. but what do you say to those who say, he has got to build this case carefully? it is going to go to the courts, the appeals court. i have underscored the expanded right of the president and the executives? >> i'm sorry? amy: the question is, they have to build this case very choir carefully. >> that is exactly what they said abo

elie, we have to look and see what does happen now? but i am optimistic that things are going to be happening now because he's told us, in no uncertain terms, and he is not a man who would lie. >> no, i mean, elie, i guess what i am saying is how much do you read into, um, you know, holding anyone accountable whether they were there or not? you know, whether they were violent or not? right, i mean, it almost sounds like you know, you read between the lines, he is saying don't worry, there are -- i am going to be holding people accountable who weren't actually smashing windows. >> yeah. i think that's the signal he is trying do to give us but again, i have seen no indication that he is going that way and i think it's important to say this. i take no question about merrick garland's integrity. he has done a good job restoring doj's truthfulness and integrity. he is a very accomplished prosecutor and judge. i think, however, the problem is the good thing merrick garland is doing is he is keeping politics out of prosecution. that is so key and that is a reversal from what was happening under donald trump and william barr. however, i think he is too timid act act a

man 2: then they murdered the murders what iis.. just a ely: at one point, the lahontan cutthroat trout were extinct in this lake. we were very much afraid that the cui-ui were going to become extinct as well. tv narrator: pyramid lake is the only place they're found in all of the world. ely: we're cui-ui ticutta. we're cui-ui eaters. we fish for them, we eat them, and we want to do that again. when i was a kid, about this time of year, yourars would be listening and you'd hear somebody say, "they're running" 'cause we knew the cui-ui were running. and when the cui-ui ran, you'd come to the lakeshore and there were people all up and down the lakeshore, catching cui-ui. so it was just this time of laughter and talk, and it was like a celebration. well, my kids have never experienced that. i'm the last generation to experience that. grandkids haven't experienced it. they don't know at all. [applause] needed to fix that. we're out to protect our livelihood. we're out to protect our way of life. those things that we hold near and dear to us, which

man on a beautiful voice came to join us. he looks so distinguishing i'm sorry i did not catch his name but she found after words as was robert ely. she said you know, everything about him was so fine looking, perfection. no fault could be found in the man even if you hunted for one. this is not because a chest not necessarily admire that. she liked lee's older brother a lot better because smith lee was very companionable, very fine man about town. not robert. chesnutt said can anybody say they know his brother? i doubt it. he looks so cold, quiet, and grants. that is the image robert elite chose to cultivate through his life. and for that reason any discussion that takes place about the possibilities of robert ailey's choice tends to occur only in his immediate environment but it was really in alexander and in arlington in across the river from washington d.c. and in a few other places. i was not a matter of national discussion or national ad attention. that's because robert lee does not want national attention of himself. >> host: back in march are quoted in the princeton quarterly is saying quote if htothey wish to imperil the

eli lilly. even though it was a factory and had a totally different corporate culture. it had a questionnaire, he had to sit down and fill out, are you man or woman or prefer not to say. the corporate culture was very accepting of trans people. he was very accepting of folks from all countries. he was like a fish out of water he did not know how to act in the factory. he's like it's a great job but i spend my days alone, i don't know anyone here. he said it's not bad by no means but i stepped into their world, they did not step into mine. >> that was a good answer. >> he had to relearn everything. >> also they go to the gym outbreaks rather than eating donuts and literally there is a smokehouse. i hope i'm getting across to viewers the level of detail. i cracker barrel the status of cracker barrel is a chain in the south but that was interesting, that is a place for things like that. blue state folks might not think, going to the gym at lunch hour, that's a real marker but that was to some of these factory workers. >> what i find when it comes to going to another country and be intolerant of another culture and inquisitive about it, were

man. he's clearly trying to cover up what happened. he has an obligation to come forward and we'll get to the truth. >> joining us now, cnn senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor elie honig. elie, this is a really interesting letter that has been sent to kevin mccarthy. it specifically -- it is one of those things where maybe someone isn't going to answer the question, but the question is going to tell you a lot. >> yeah, brianna, they're making two key statements in this really interesting five-page letter that the committee sent to kevin mccarthy. the first thing is they want to know from kevin mccarthy what did you know about donald trump's state of mind as this attack unfolded. we all know that kevin mccarthy had this really important phone call. he's inside the capitol, while it is being ransacked, he gets on the phone with donald trump and says call off your people. is donald trump displeased by what's happening? no. he's angry that kevin mccarthy is upset by what's happening. that's really revealing. the committee made a point of saying, hey, kevin, we know this. the other thing the committee is interested in, whether there was some effort to tamper with kev