i mean, bill cohen used to work with jerry hard all the time. they would work on legislation together. george mitchell later became a head of the senate but could work across the aisle very easily. it was an error where it can happen. it doesn't, it's not going to happen on every issue. and they had distinct, but they didn't hate each other. there wasn't, they weren't bad guys because they were on the other team and i'm not sure how we get beyond that. people talk about, you know, was, was trump, the guy truck worley wasn't the guy to bring people together. but who is, you know, when i back at the hotel candidates? yeah. for 2024. your question earlier to her about, you know, are you ready to come back and support someone other than buying? it depends on who that person is. i'm guessing he does depend, yes, some of them have better leadership and better united qualities than others. and when i, when i was sort of reading kevin mccarthy, stevens, we recently knew sort of talking about, you know, going after woke nis in schools and looking at some

jack welch, did a review of bill cohen's book, jack knew what he was doing with ge but jack would have ge apart a lot faster than after 9/11. neil: after he stepped down. charles: i am saying iger is seeing the board, this is a board that doesn't waste time, they are out of shape a year and 1/2 or two years, short period of time, he knows he is under pressure to perform. one way to do this is to pair down, get your costs in order. those extraneous parts. neil: thank you very much. charles: it must be the italian in me. i was born italian. neil: happy new year to you. it is official right now kevin mccarthy has failed at his first crack at becoming the next speaker of the house, he did not get the vote he needed, it proceeds to a second vote, don't know how soon that will be. we cannot tell you who the singer person is, this could drag on a while. -what's he doing? -he's cleaning the trash cans. oh, boy. meeting a new young homeowner for the first time is a unique challenge. -so you think you can help? -i can try. hey, what you doing? oh, just cleaning my trash cans. wow. it's important

host: and you are currently reading bill cohen power failure , after lives? susan: that is the nobel prize winner in literature. it is great. host: peter baker is reading john meacham, and there was light about abraham lincoln and getting ready to read the ted kennedy out of you. caller: hello. i grew up in the middle east and to be skeptical about state run tv, so i listened to different news outlets. the news media here i think cover what they want and don't cover what they want. i think msnbc covers certain stories. murdoch and his fox make up stories and that's a problem. i think division never recovered after the civil war. reagan prayed on that. reagan talked about ethically dividing people. he attacked the federal government, i think trump didn't care. he came down the stairs and said mexicans are drug dealers and rapists and all that stuff. the gop always went after obama. i can't believe people -- i expected -- i respected all my life james baker, but when he came on msnbc and said i support him because he's a republican. but how could you support so

. >> host: and you're currently reading bill cohen's power failure, "after lies". >> guest: that's a nobel prize winner in literature, a great novel i'm reading for my book club. >> host: and peter baker is currently reading nicholas gauge, jon meacham and there was light about abraham lincoln and getting ready to read on ted kennedy. you're on, go ahead. >> hello, susan and peter. i grew up in the middle east and skeptical-- and listening to news outlet, bbc and other enemies of the home country. just i think the news media here cover what they want and they don't cover what they want. i think msnbc cover certain stories, but they are -- and fox they make up stories and that's a problem. as for division, i think division never recovered after the civil war, some think they're going to rise again and reagan talked about -- dividing people, federal workers, and i think a symptom, i think trump dependent care-- didn't care, the mexican drug dealers and all of that stuff. and g.o.p., obama, the tea party and all of that stuff and i can't believe people -- i respected all my life james b

andrew: the pics come from value-oriented managers, bill priest and abby cohen, they are betting the which had a good year in 2,022 will do pretty well this year. carleton: what i am curious about, i respect our top strategists and your opinion. what is your take on value investing for 2023? andrew: growth was even this year. carleton: what do you see happening with growth? andrew: growth stocks got beaten up badly in 2,022 and valuations got better. the big tech stocks are starting to move. carleton: again, the dc perspective, seemed like it was top of mind for a lot of our "barron's roundtable" members. megan: it was a reminder that after two years of debate the money is flowing this year. some of those were companies that benefit from infrastructure spending towards rebuilding roads and bridges, some with inflation reduction act spending which has a lot of money going to green technologies, electric vehicles, some are companies that do well because of the chip stock, toward the voting domestic investment of us semiconductors. carleton: then, you've been quiet, what are you excited

was michael cohen who was on the inside and first told congress about donald trump's practices of lying about the value of assets to advantage his own strategies, whether it was reducing tax billd to stormy danlss. the case really does require michael cohen as a witness. it doesn't require only michael cohen as a witness. i imagine what they have been doing since the time this case first looked like it was over to today, it's trying to build a case up around it with documents and other witnesses. but at the end of the day, it seems essential that michael cohen be there to explain what all of these documents mean and alvin brag wanted to satisfy himself this was a witness we could sponsor as telling truthful testimony and that a jury will believe. >> that seems to be moving forward. i know you haven't had a chance to look at this because it just posted, but i want to read it to you. manhattan da alvin brag is concerned about a former prosecutor who wrote a book about his time investigating donald trump that could jeopardize the office's continuing probe pap that form investigator was put on special assignment on the trump case by brag's predecessor. en wouldn't that or could th

cohen. spike, sometimes in congress perfect is the enemy of good. here it seems if you take ktim scott's bill and cory booker's bill, you find the best part that would be the good foundation. what. >> here is what i would say. i think the -- there are good elements to tim scott's bill and cory booker's bill, but, there is tweaks made and proposed, talking about tweaking qualified immunity, not ending it and tweaking no knock raids, and talking about adding additional funding to a corrupt system. we see this in government often, when government fails their answer is we don't have enough money, the answer here is simple. the problem is officers like this get away with aggressions after aggression after victimization, without any accountability, until they feel invincible to point they beat someone to death on multiple camera angles thinking nothing will happen, the solution end qualified immunity if city or local government involved settles instead of letting individual officers get sued, instead of making taxpayers foot the bill take it out of police pension fund, you will watch police officer

cohen: my bill would prohibit oil and gas production under the proposed plan if those would have a negative effect on the air quality. i'm in favor of creating a stronger, more economic secure economy. i recognize this will take a multigas elted approach but must include more emphasis on renewable resources and less on oil and gas. for the past several decades, the federal government has issued far more oil and gas permits than companies have acted upon. nearly% ofoff shore oil is in place already open for exploration. oil and gas drilling is a dirty business and we should think long and hard before we invite more of it on our federal lands. drilling releases more pollutants that are making our air more smoggy, dirty and hard to breathe. the particulate matter, car lon monoxide and volatile compounds could lead to many poor health outcomes, including premature birth, asthma and her disease. as often, low income and minority communities bear the brunt of these effects. we should create a new clean energy economy and not move backwards with an empty political gesture that will ultimately do l

cohen: first, i would like to note profound hypocrisy. we heard about the open process and ability to offer amendments on bills and resolutions. no hearings on this resolution and no markups and amendments were prbted. if they were allowed and mr. jordan could have made his statement that we condemn all violence. i hope you condemn political violence. we settle our at the ballot box. republicans say this resolution is about condemning violence but only condemns those of their favorite organizations, the pro-life crowd. they should be aghast of people killed at a doctor killed in kansas, shot in the back-t david gunn shot in the head at his clinic. this past new year's planned parenthood clinic was destroyed by arson. there are too many property crimes at planned parenthood that help people about abortion needs. none of mentioned. we should condemn all murders and serious violence. this house did not hear from republicans of condemning january 6 when this chamber was under attack. they are trying to undermine and obstruct the department of justice. they are having a committee to look into the attacks on america from the f.b.i.,

stephen cohen has more now from cincinnati, with reaction from a cardiologist about the type of treatment that hamlin maybe getting. tamar hamlin still in critical condition. the buffalo billsafety was hospitalized on monday night after collapsing on the field here in cincinnati. it was later revealed he suffered a cardiac arrest, which some doctors say could have been caused by a tackle. he made moments before passing out. we see this a lot with what we call blunt force trauma to the chest . we see it in baseball as well. when when the when a picture, for example, a struck right in the chest with fast shooting ball collapsed. within seconds, the stadium came to a stand. still after hammond collapsed early in the first quarter, cpr performed within just a few minutes, likely saving his life. the hammond family says he's fighting writing, in part, quote . we want to express our sincere gratitude for the love and support shown to do mar during this challenging time. there's an effort to preserve his neurologic function. oftentimes these patients are actively cooled. that means that they're put into a coma and the core temperature is dropped. nfl executives decided to postpone

bills. i also note, it's also because of clean hydro power that chairwoman mcmorris rogers and i pay some of the lowest electricity costs in the nation. so i wanted to just ask, doctor cohen, in your testimony, back to national security, you noted that china leads the globe right now in clean energy investments. i think we all know that this is not because they are great environmentalist. they are doing it because that's where the future is. that's where the money is. can you talk about why the united states needs to catch up, surpass, and lead in this area? >> thank you for the question, congresswoman. and just going back to your point on the consequences of climate change. the western wildfires, they don't just stay out west. everybody has the health impacts come from that, from the burning of those forests. but to your question about china. in 2022, china invested about 546 billion dollars in clean energy transmissions. and the u.s. was a distant second, at just 141 billion. that was pre--- that doesn't count what we just passed, so we expect that to change very quickly. but as a number of people have mentioned, every country is looking for energy security. so they are

cohen: first, i would like to note profound hypocrisy. we heard about the open process and ability to offer amendments on bills and resolutions. no hearings on this resolution and no markups and amendments were prbted. if they were allowed and mr. jordan could have made his statement that we condemn all violence. i hope you condemn political violence. we settle our at the ballot box. republicans say this resolution is about condemning violence but only condemns those of their favorite organizations, the pro-life crowd. they should be aghast of people killed at a doctor killed in kansas, shot in the back-t david gunn shot in the head at his clinic. this past new year's planned parenthood clinic was destroyed by arson. there are too many property crimes at planned parenthood that help people about abortion needs. none of mentioned. we should condemn all murders and serious violence. this house did not hear from republicans of condemning january 6 when this chamber was under attack. they are trying to undermine and obstruct the department of justice. they are having a committee to look into the attacks on america from the f.b.i.,