jason: here we brought up 64 ships. carol: that is a big change. jason: that is a big change. a herculean effort. carol: helping the new ceo meet those challenges was new cfo naftali holtz, who moved up from vp of finance. jason: i hired him, i think, about six months before the pandemic. i was looking for someone with a really strong work ethic, who was strategic. somebody who understood how to get things done inside an organization. i saw those qualities in naftali. he has done an exceptional job coming into the role. he has hit the ground running. carol: that dynamic in the c-suite has helped royal caribbean's comeback maintain momentum. what has it been like working for the individual who was once cfo and is now ceo? what is that like? naftali: i feel very fortunate because we have someone who has been in the job many years, still with the company, obviously he has much more responsibility, but he understands what it means to be in my job. carol: what was that like for you having been in the cfo role for so long? what did you expect of him? jason: i rely on him very much t

>> jason: right.k, we preached out to senator warren, gave her hours and hours and hours to review this and get back to us, they totally ignored our questions, and instead sent us what read like a boiler plate, she's a warrior against the wall street -- it's absolutely embarrassing they would come back, you look at what she says publicly what she puts out on twitter, i'm working hard to fight against crypto currencies. i'm working hard to hold their feet to the fire but this email demonstrates they were doing exactly the opposite. almost asking permission, if it's okay if we ask these questions and you might want to answer it this way. >> didn't gary come from goldman sachs. >> i want to switch topics. tomorrow we expect footage to be released in the attack on paul pelosi, inside their san francisco home. but why such a delay? this happened a while ago. this has been a real fight to get -- get this body camera footage out the door. >> yes, this is horrific what happened to speaker pelosi and her husba

>> jason: yeah. i think they have until maybe the weekend and they start to turn a corner. >> harris: that's two days. >> emily: it is wednesday. >> harris: it's thursday and friday until the weekend. [laughter] have you seen the last two days? >> kennedy: just we thought it could get more wild harris that's what i was thinking. we have seen so much political turmoil. all of our elections, especially the presidency, and to emily's point republicans finally think they have a win and it is still very much unsettled. i am still in the camp i think change can happen. i don't know if there is a grand scenario that these 20 art of playing with or going after, but if they do in fact have something tangible they want, momentum is definitely on their side right now. it will not stay very long because people will agitate for stability but in this moment we could see the party coalesce in a more freedom centered way they want. >> harris: wouldn't that be interesting. if it's around i don't know byron donalds th

jason: let's bring in this week's closer.happening going into 2023 but i would you start on a serious note because you and i have been friendly but i'm concerned about this navy lieutenant. tell our viewers the situation and why we hope this sailor is able to be brought home he is being detained in japan but tell the story. >> thinks jason i am a retired army states colonel we need to back her people and take care of them when something wrong happens he was coming back with his family and suffered all on —- altitude sickness and made him drowsy to japanese nationals were killed. hopefully they have been taken care of. their families have been compensated for the loss. america needs to step up and address that. it is a tragedy. but it was compounded he was charged by the japanese, tried and convicted of negligence and was sentenced to three years in jail. to the efforts of you another great americans be convinced this completely and misguided pentagon to step up and continue to pay his salary so his family was not sent into po

jason: welcome back the biden regime keeps breaking records and not in a good way.year 2022 the united states saw a record number of more than 2 million migrants enter the country illegally no doubt in part because the democratic establishment encouraged it from the very beginning. >> i would make sure there was a surge to the border. >> . >> my message to them as you are not alone and we stand with you and tell them that a new day is coming. >> i would be delighted we have plenty of room for more residents. >> we have a shortage of workers in that country and the immigrants up north we need the them. >> the ultimate goal is to help the dreamers that get up path to citizenship for all 11 million undocumented. jason: the democrats love to say they are the good guys the party of compassion the soul of the nation but they don't seem to care what happens once they cross the border right now there is a backlog of one. 6 million asylum cases with an average time of more than four years. and where they waiting? often times in migrant camps makeshift migrants even on the st

jason listening to brian. one of my very first pieces that i worked on when i worked for espn and outside the line was on myocardial contusion, and we don't know. i don't know if that's what happened with them are jason, but it's certainly true in lacrosse or baseball that there. although rare, there are instances of athletes taking a hit to the chest. and it's suddenly disrupting the rhythm and effectiveness of the heart tomorrow. him hamlin's hit tonight really, honestly, for any football fan looked like nothing at all out of the ordinary, not particularly violent, not particularly dangerous and to see him get up is also not something you normally see when you see a catastrophic injury, so it's just shocking. well none of us know exactly what happened. i heard clay. you know, it's interesting sports is just such a collective consciousness. for all of us. it's our memory. it's our nostalgia. we go through these things together. i was in the car with my son's on the way home from the family christmas. listenin

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jason, thank you very much. that was journalist jason camp antonia in l. a. now germany's foreign minister online about bach says berlin would not object to poland, sending german made leopard to battle tanks to ukraine. keith has long requested the tanks to strengthen its defences against a renewed russian assault defense experts. see the modern labor 2 tanks is essential for ukraine, but despite desperate appeals from keith, germany has so far held back from supplying them and even blocked other allies. from doing so. 3rd, countries need berlin's approval to export the tanks, but poland has indicated it's prepared to send them even if there is no agreement with germany. well, this comes as german chancellor. olive schultz was pressed on the issue following talks with friends, president manuel nicole in paris. the 2 met to market 60 years since the landmark eli se treaty paved the way for france and germany post war alliance, a hug, and a handshake for 60 years of peaceful co operation. the alizae treaty was signed to end wars and rivalry between france and

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i'm joined by jason. jason, welcome, nigel . jason. jason, welcome, nigel. happy new year to you.t now jason the young jason and football fan and football fanatic. yeah and it was blue is the colour. football fanatic. yeah and it was blue is the colour . football was blue is the colour. football is the game where all together in chelsea as it was chelsea the way for you it was my dad took me for my seventh birthday in back in early. early 1976 at 77 to stamford bridge and just lit my for chelsea and i'm lucky enough to still be working there now so yes , chelsea was always now so yes, chelsea was always my club and it comes down to my andifs my club and it comes down to my and it's when the father, the son relationships that that never ever dies if you follow your football club forever. yeah we had ken bates the program actually very well you can see from the a lot of good for you so you're a young lad you're seven you know you've got the magic of stamford bridge . you magic of stamford bridge. you become a junior player at the club and it's kind of there must be huge numbers of y

jason, don't know how you feel about this. you got 9 of fans out there put in niner jersey and niners shirt on on a rocky rocky. i will set brockie bol bol that they now. so i think they feel disrespected. i think they feel that they can come in and surprise some people. i mean, originally when this we knew this match, it was going to happen. we sat there and thought, ok, it's a heavyweight matchup is going to be great. and all of a sudden, i do want to say when it comes to who played who? yes, the eagles look more dominant against the giants. the niners played a better team. we can make all the dak jokes in cowboy jokes we want, but the niners play the better teams. you've got to remember that. i think it's more even than what people think i think is going to be a close matchup. if you bet, take the under and we'll see what happens. all right. kind of walk me to my last question. i know we don't have much time, but if you can give us a pic who is a lot to be now just for some context, allen played college baseball in philadel

we welcome you, jason. hello. if we speak in ukrainian, you will understand.ou speak russian better in ukrainian education? i hope that you will still make an effort and try to understand us. for the 15th time, 15 votes were needed by kevin mccarthy to become the speaker of the house of representatives, in my opinion, this is a record. the speaker of the house of representatives was elected, please give a record. this common language between them is simply impossible from this republican to these and there are enough spikes for us to become the speaker and it is difficult for you not to see this from 15 times and the participation of 100 years is like aa viber and the first day of the congress that chose novospekera what is this in general the last time i voted when in the republic of the confederation we have two parties in america and the democratic party vy congressiya iz etogo that she and i could find voices of your party it is possible for me, but they did not have a congress, but there is a mandate, but i would say a very weak mandate in memory of jason

i'm joined by jason. jason, welcome, nigel . jason. jason, welcome, nigel. happy new year to you.t now jason the young jason and football fan and football fanatic. yeah and it was blue is the colour. football fanatic. yeah and it was blue is the colour . football was blue is the colour. football is the game where all together in chelsea as it was chelsea the way for you it was my dad took me for my seventh birthday in back in early. early 1976 at 77 to stamford bridge and just lit my for chelsea and i'm lucky enough to still be working there now so yes , chelsea was always now so yes, chelsea was always my club and it comes down to my andifs my club and it comes down to my and it's when the father, the son relationships that that never ever dies if you follow your football club forever. yeah we had ken bates the program actually very well you can see from the a lot of good for you so you're a young lad you're seven you know you've got the magic of stamford bridge . you magic of stamford bridge. you become a junior player at the club and it's kind of there must be huge numbers of y

or perhaps jason can share some resources. jason, when you talk to veterans like frank, what do you tell them? guest: i was going to ask frank if he has been to the v.a. or has sought health treatment for any of this. host: he's not on the line. guest: well, i want to thank frank for his service and i want to thank him for the way he spoke about it. i relate to a lot of the symptoms he was talking about. i've experienced most of that, in terms of the symptoms after you come home. which turn into nightmares in hypervigilance, the feeling that you're in danger. particularly to emotional numbness. and getting therapy at the v.a. made a huge difference for me. whether you go to the v.a. or somewhere else, trauma therapy. one of the things that he said that resonated with me and people will, if they read the book, they will see i describe this vividly in detail. the feeling of sleep not being a safe place. which isn't a good thing. that is a dangerous thing to get to that point. i was at the point where i was having nightmares ever

jason snipe, this is from a twitter user in new york city, bought nvidia. stocks that have come down a lot, bought nvidia at 137.77, what do you think? >> obviously, the stock was down 50% last year. this is not a stock for me that i trade. it's always been a long-term holding. i give this one a "b." we talk about the environment that we're in. you know, the fed, don't fight the fed is trading at 43 times it's an expensive stock, but i do think data center, gaming, all of that reaccelerates, so i do think i like the trade here >> okay. we've got another twitter user in arizona, weiss, this time, bought snowflake, they say, a 140 put, february expiration what do you think about this trade here >> i think it's a great trade. i was long the puts, but now i'm just short the stock look, the company's got great technology, granted. but it's still selling at a ridiculous multiple. it's not earning any money it will still be overvalued. it's going to be a reset and a price slowing and buying is slowing. i think its short. >> keep the trades coming. send an email on

hello, jason jay smart, i'm glad to see you on our broadcast. tell me what brought you to kyiv. and when i'm in the chord and what i'm hacking , i 'm working on platymology here. what are your impressions of kyiv? the city is the city . what is happening? it's difficult. that's all they didn't steal their optimism что Украина точко Победа А И ето Бог будет мы приезжающие время to ukraine, auditors from the usa have also arrived, a page has appeared on which you can volunteer, for example, about cases of any corruption in case it concerns there somehow american aid, everything is somehow connected with the fact that now , after all, the republicans have the majority of the congresses and there are more talks about the fact that we will not a signed check for ukraine, that is, it is necessary to report whether there is or does this mean that there are any suspicions that ukraine is using aid ineffectively, and you know, but i don't know what about you tor - it's good ukraine and everything always has to be done есть тод это всё will be easier in ukraine future and how do you know

jason. tell me if there is not within the united states of america, it is not about politicians, but about ordinary citizens protesting the rejection of the very fact that the united states continues to help ukraine, how do ordinary americans feel about such support, go look at ukraine, but they are ready - it's yours, too, because it's an ordinary american citizen , of course, because it's ukraine, but it 's a priority, and you give me a priority, and it's not a priority, that is, yes, i looked at ukraine , and i also looked at it, let's say georgia, well when the last time i wanted to download some kind of process, i never said it, but we didn’t go out . and this is also ukraine, because there is emotion in ukraine, and yours is more of an american who eats, and some one from the village, ah, at the same time, there is a feeling that we need to help ukraine, but this it's not so important, like, for example, unemployment in america, which is very high now, or inflation, well , you plan the

jason.resident kamala harris left out a keyword when referencing our declaration of independence. have a look. >> a promise we made in the declaration of independence that woe are each endowed with the right to liberty and the pursuit of happiness. jason: whoops kind of forgot a keyword in there when you're out there talking about abortion it's life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. how convenient that you could forget the word life, which is embed there had in the declaration of independence. katie, think that was an accident? kately: i think it was -- indicatey: if you're going to -- katie: i think it's stupid. why use it at all when talking about abortion. why even use it? >> who decided this would be good, no one will notice. who wrote that? >> it's kind of an important quote. jason: it's kind of an important quote and it's something she should have -- it is life, liberty and pure suit of happiness and -- pursuit of happiness and incon convenient truth for them all. tom. tom: she p

hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. a veteran, the transition from the military into civilian life causes a lot of stress. i ate a lot for stress. golo and release has helped me with managing that stress and allowing me to focus on losing weight. for anyone struggling with weight and stress-related weight gain, i recommend golo to you. this is a real thing. this is not a hoax. you follow the plan, you'll lose weight. mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. alec baldwin will be charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting of a cinematographer on the set of "rest" last year. the movie's armor who loaded the gun will also be charged. prosecutors say boulton was responsible for verifying the gun and the bullets had been checked. president biden goes to california today to get a firsthand look at the damage caused by recent storms. he approved disaster aid to help with debris removal, temporary housing, and loans to cover uninsured property losses. the storm systems which brought

i remember a conversation that jason and i were having about the title at one point and jason saying,lt exclusive the way that it was so often used in pop culture. and so we wanted to play with this, take away the hyphen, and talk about all. i am a father. i have a three and a half year old son and i want him to embrace images of leadership and heroism that don't just look like him, but include all american boys and girls and folks who identify across the gender spectrum. >> all american boys opens with two quotes, jason, history can only teach it's less than if it is remembered. from carmelo soto, and if i am not for myself who will be for me but if i'm only for myself what am i from hello the elder. having these two parallel quotes sets the scene for the formatting of the book, different perspectives, but why these specific quotes? >> i think, at the end of the day, these are sort of the cornerstones of this novel. there are a few others in the book that are just as comparable. there are some imageries and some scenes we're talking about -- we aren't thinking about erin douglas, rig

and what religion do you profess russian orthodoxy the hero joins us jason widlock jason thank you, i respect everyone and everyone's choice, and my choice to remain a verdob religion. it would seem that at this moment the whole country, including representatives of the journalistic pool, should have been enthusiastic to gasp for courage and the clarity of the position of this man, who resonates so much with ours, but the people hated him for it, how tucker does not. there is no doubt that all these representatives of the blm are lgbt and marxist. all these football players, basketball players, baseball players and others are renouncing their religious beliefs in favor of those imposed on them by corporate america and global corporations. they have become slaves to the dollar, they pray to it, praising the popularity of influence. we have no religious beliefs, no people brave enough to stand up for them, except maybe this russian guy is a disgrace to us. americans he was born in yaroslavl about thieves and played for the russian national team at the age of 20 and now he has become a h

jason, i want to talk about the border. president biden was in el paso,, yesterday it was his first visit to the border since he took office. and i want to share a bit of my colleague gabe gutierrez reporting. watch this. >> facing mounting pressure or with handling of the grown migrant crisis, president biden met with mexico's president after -- the crucial talks ahead of a summit in mexico city come just one day after president biden's first trip to the southern border since taking office. he met with officials in el paso. >> and while he did that, he was met with criticism from all sides. texas republican governor, greg, avid handed the president a letter. blasting mr. biden's border policies for encouraging the migrant influx. and arguing that the visit came two years, too late. as the federal government done enough -- absolutely not, they are trying to cover the bullet wounds -- >> jason, biden is obviously facing a ton of criticism from republicans about the border, some call it a crisis, some say it's a problem. obvi

that's a number of them,no jason . and you're right, it's now ww nn know before the election and certainly sinc e the laste two years, since the bidens took office, they have use offd the very agencies, the federal agencies that were designed to serve and keep the american people safe against them. they have turned thehem m againt them using counterterrorism resources against parents who are concerned about their school children's curriculum. you know, imposing a legal vaccine mandates, you know, erned raiding the homes of t their political opponents. the list goes on and on poli and our greatest challenge, frankly, is , is directing our attention because there are so many things that we shouldve much tking into and we only have so much time on the clock. soime on tck. that will be our challenge gete to prioritize these and get the answers for the american people. the amen pethatople are long,. >> yeah, the inspector general, is at the department ofissued mr justice, has issued more than a thousand pages talking about

don't do that, jason .i think zuckerberg at meta,rbers he's bragged about it when heout wgoes to advertisers. e she says, you know, we'vere cracked the code. people are addicted to our add platforms.icte platform it's true.s, right >> i don't think you should ban anything, though not the american company, like stop banning things we don't joe biden parent s.s who don'than pare take care ofnt their kids, like get some personal responsibilityheir kid. it's not facebook's fault.k's fo you let your kid hang ouutt on on there all the time or there all the time or something like something like that, right? >> t >> yeah. what do you think about there?oy there's a lot of people trying to ban tiktok. they say, oh, that's china. well, i said i'm out because of china. t dothat's why i said american. we chatila do business in chinai and i'm not like i always know.- i always know they're watching r . >> i make electric bikes. no, i know. i'm joking. 's becau, nobody else. >> everyone i you're a guy from a gilmore girl i

jason rantz, great to have you in focus. thank you very much.ed an incredible outpouring of prayer for buffalo bills safety damar hamlin. prayer, something our next guest fought for all the way to the u.s. supreme court. he is in "focus" the day of his victory. remember, we had him. watch. >> this is america and the first amendment applies and nobody should have to worry about now especially have to worry about just because you want to thank god, you can do it now. >> harris: damar hamlin back in buffalo at a medical center there continuing his recovery. we'll have the latest on his condition. coach kennedy on how this could affect the presence of prayer all over including youth sports next. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your s

welcome jason crow. [applause] >> thank you. thank you courage for america for standing up and letting your voices be heard. special thank you to the veterans, my brothers and sisters standing behind me for continuing to serve. what they know and what we all know is that the both does not expire -- oath does not expire. it is a lifetime commitment, a lifetime commitment in uniform, but continuing to fight for and preserve our democracy and never has that been more important than the era that we live in right now. two years ago, we saw an unprecedented assault on our democracy as the grounds behind me and the capital behind me came under assault stirred up by donald trump and his minions, who refused to accept the will of the american people, who refused to accept our traditions of democracy and instead succumbed to power and to greed and stirred up a mob that brutally beat police officers, security officers and others even killing one and traumatizing so many others. you know that day is the day, i often think about how did we g

i want to bring in the former congressman jason chave at spea jason, you've got me fascinated this well. we saw during the break all the lobbying that was going on and the freshman tactics we saw going on in kevin mccarthy talking with matt gaetz up beside dan crenshaw reaching over the bench and talking to matt gaetz that we saw sheila jackson lee talk at the back gate's. we were told for a while that matt gaetz was expected to change his boat from present to kevin mccarthy. he maintained his present boat. and eddie surprises? welcome it as nothing but surprises but what is the biggest surprise in your estimation? >> i think the democrats actually missed an opportunity strategically pure the democrat should have voted to adjourn instead of staying in bed i think that would've played thei hand and extended it out and created more present -- more difficult for kevin mc carthy. for the republicans, i think that boebert did exactly what they said they were going to do. they were not going to change off at that and the story comin off the latest round is the fou people that voted against mc

you heard jason say he's defensive. in my strategies i am defensively oriented people stepped into 2023 more conservative you want a little more beta exposure, and to your point the economy looks better than we expected i don't think you still want to accept the risks in the hypergrowth names, bitcoin and a lot of the highly speculative assets >> i can get beta from some industrials, and i can get some beta from energy and finances. >> the health care is down >> one of my top holders is health care. i don't think you have to go to these high beta or high valuation names, right you don't have to go to the arcs of the world to get that beta. you can find it in every industry, but you just have to look and pick. >> how do you assess this part of the conversation we are talking about, steph's move into, you know, the homebuilder is fine, but out of what was deemed out of a defensive stock and held up, but is it time to switch the way you think about the market >> it's interesting. i totally get her trade because if you look

jason, thank you very much. that was journalist jason caledonia, in l. a. ah. sports now and in the buddhist, they get barissi. dockman ended up on the right side of a 7 goal match against oxford. besides traded goals until darkman pounced late in the game to seal a memorable win. don't means jude bellingham dazzled, the defensive out bird to open his glory. moves like this show why the 19 year old is among the most sought after talent in the buddhist lega? ah! shortly before the break, the scoring intensify. house burg answer through on a mire. domains, nico slaugh to beg, blamed himself for losing possession, less than 3 minutes later, slaughter back made up for his mistake, made a head to wood without bergs, amadine, demure of it broke free to level us for it to all. late in the 2nd half. dorman took the lead again through jamie by now gittens, a rocket of a goal from bio gittens that nearly took the head off of jude bellingham. one minute later, david selina level for alex berg once again. and in the in geo raina said the day would do it mid the assist came

jason stevens has agreed to work with them on that.back-and-forth among republicans because they support these things. they are wondering what jason stens told democrats about what he will work with them on and how he will get that done. >> let's shift our focus to pennsylvania. the pennsylvania state house is in limbo. help us understand what happened. >> this goes back to november. in that election the house came away with a razor thin split. had been republican-controlled for a decade. m accredits won of the 203 member chamber, they won hundred and two seats. a slim majority. the republicans wonone of the my and two others had to resigned to take higher offices. republicans have on the floor a functional majority. that is going to be temporary and special elections will give democrats back those seats. in the meantime, what it has done is create a situation where republicans have been having trouble keeping their caucus together. they were unable to get full otheir own candidates for speaker. a speaker who probably only would serve

jason, thank you very much. that was journalist jason camp antonia in l. a. now it's been an unusually warm winter here in europe, and that's bad news for skiers and other winter. sports fans. many alpine resorts have had to close due to lack of snow as the effects of climate change being felt and increasingly higher altitudes as d. w laws, halter reports, business owners in the alps are already having to think about how they can prepare for a future of warmer weather and less snow. you can see the alps from here within a few years, only the highest peaks will have a virtual snow guarantee and winter in lower regions like he and overshoot. dolphin snow is exceedingly rare, and never has that been as little as this winter, green meadows everywhere. not exactly what tours, so looking for most cabins on the cable car empty. and those who booked a week of fun on the slopes hadn't changed them plans for my phone number. usually i do ski in snowshoe tours all winter long. now i'll have to find another way. well, i'll just hike can get most of fun off. get we love s

host: jason dick? guest: one of the things i've been fascinated by, there's this repudiation of washington. we have to drain the swamp. the issue as the caller -- i tend to agree with the caller. the congress doesn't come from washington it comes from the rest of the country. one of the first things they can start looking to drain as their own backyard. the people they are freshening with are not coming from capitol hill, they are not coming from georgetown, peoria arizona. they are coming from bakersfield california and laramie wyoming. the problems we have as a country are reflected in the congress and the congress is only as good as a people who send them there. host: let me ask you about a member elect that we saw on the floor, george santos he was admitted to lying on his resume about his employment, his education. the wall street and the wall street journal, once he is sworn in, what kind of actions could take place when it comes to george santos? guest: the house ethics the primary police of beh

, you both own it jason, i'm going to start with you. do you think the stock has gotten a bit ahead of itself obviously up almost 7% today >> yeah, so obviously the stock has grown tremendously since over the last three months and since up about 30%, 18% in the last couple of months. what i would say about netflix i think which is interesting obviously the ad supported tier just coming out, just got started in november and we're seeing some of those numbers that were positive the big thing for me on netflix and i think it's played into the stock, you know, over 60% of their revenue is generated overseas and the dollar, the dollar is down about 10% in the last quarter and i think that's played well into the stock i think what they're also trying to figure out obviously is this password sharing piece let's see how that goes because that could be a nice catalyst for the stock if they figure out how to monetize that for me i'm neutral now it's run a lot over the last three months, and i think you have to be disciplined here and potentially l

jason. mcconnell goes to kentucky with the president, not on air force one, they will be together in kentucky. what do you make of that? >> the president signed the bill but this is -- stuart: with so many republicans. >> 18 republicans signed onto the on the bus the on a bus, a whole bunch of people signed on to the infrastructure bill. why they are campaigning and doing stuff together you have to ask the good senator from kentucky but there's a reason why there's a lot of people who say we don't want to continue to perpetuate the status quo. it's not working, we can't afford it. it is why we are 30 one trillion dollars in debt, we pay $2 billion a day and interest on that debt and something has got to change, these guys get together and, you know, talking about roads in kentucky, not cutting it in this country. stuart: thank you. the twitter files revealed the platform went from resisting to embracing the intelligence community. we will tell you which prominent democrat asked twitter to su

they say jason stephens has agreed to work with them on that.nd that, of course, is some of the back and forth among republicans, because they support these things. but they are wondering what jason stephens told democrats about what he will work with themn and how he will actually get that done. geoff: well, let's shift our focus to pennsylvania now and, katie meyer, the pennsylvania statehouse is in limbo. help us understand what happens. katie: yesso this really goes back to november. in that election, this house came away with a razor-thin split. so, it had been republican-controlled for a decade. democrats won -- of the 20member chamber, they won 102 seats, so a very, very slim majority. republicans won 101. but now, today, democrats have three vacancies. one of their members passed away and two others had to resign to take higher offices. so, the republicans actually have on the floor a functional majority. and so that's going to be temporary. special elections will probably give democrats back those seats. but, in the meantime, what it's

it's ridiculous. >> so jason stays. i want to tell people what's coming up, and part of what's coming up, i'm going to let people -- first thing gene says to me, not talking about, you know, the debt ceiling. not talking about congress. he says to me, that was an incredible young comic, the impressionist. >> he was phenomenal. he was phenomenal. he was as good as i've heard. >> and you said, i didn't tell you to say that. >> no, you didn't. >> i love that, which is what we're going to get to later in the show. thanks to gene robinson. jason stays. and let me tell everyone what's coming up. we have my debunking of bill barr again trying to spin what happened and why donald trump has legal pressure on him. i'm going to get into tonight, and as discussed with gene, our impressionist friend, a lot of you guys responded last night and we have more on that including behind the scenes by the end of the hour. >>> but first, an expert on the politics that could change everything when we're back after our shortest break, 60 secon

jason, could this end up being the return of repealing roe v.the, car be careful what you wish for republicans! >> no, because republicans have been talking about how they're getting got it element reform and social security, they talk about every, year they go home, they forgot the, can't think of there's something else. you can only cut this by this bone so thin, and none of them are gonna be cutting any part of the budget when it comes national defense, unless we're talking about funding going to ukraine. here's the thing, stephanie, these crazy people learned in office. i don't know why anyone is shocked, they ran like crazy, they have no policy, they told us two years ago that they don't even have a platform other than loyalty to donald trump. so, why is anyone surprised that he group of typist or terrorists masquerading as a political party don't have a plan other than cut things. we can you can go through sesame street or electric company, and find more sophisticated analyses of which we should be doing it with the american budget buckle

how's it looking, jason? >> guys that four-game winning streak i-four.t sounds crazy to say it would be tough to get players on the injury list tonight. no, steph curry, no andre know we in the know jane, you know now the last couple games i said concerning. michael couple of every week it was all set to come rain. then he got barreling a cold, massive over the past couple days. and james what playing in a 3 3 game at practice a couple of days ago. it sounds like he will be playing for the next few games. so the warriors have had some bad injury was asked, how do you take or that line up with all of those guys out to sea rather thought i just don't have in some to actually easier. >> to make a rotation because you don't have many the hard nights of the ones where everybody's healthy. and you've got the whole menu options your disposal and you read you're you're got sometimes if you know, if guys playing well, or is a good groove? but when you only have 9 guys, i-10 guys, those are your guys. and it makes it almost easier to to make those decisions. but i

we're in a shot, jason nichols natasha list. i really appreciate your insight. thank you. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website and a 0 dot com for further discussion call to our facebook page. thus facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. can also join the conversation on twitter. our 100 is at ha, inside, sorry for me hush. hm. i had a bottle of the entire team here in bo huh. bye for now. ah. and it's one of the biggest events for african music and creativity. artists from across the continent, gathering senate. gov for the 8th edition, you're be all africa music award. joining us for coverage and update on how jim here harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary asks why that. we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v epidemic in the fight against coven 19. how we ignore the global. so to put profits before people. and it won't cost awe time of pundents on. i'll just think of some of the biggest companies in the world today. all of them big take with al

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it's good to have the measures that jason is talking about. have such a narrow republican majority, you need a strong leader. and, boy, if these rebels, if these outliers can cause so much grief in the first week just to elect a speaker. got to pass a budget. might have to raise the debt ceiling. >> shannon: got to get the rules done. >> rules package coming up early next week. that is going to be really, really hard to do if you don't have a strong hand and a lot of power in the speakership. >> shannon: well, likes a i said you have already got congressman tony gonzales won't vote for the rules package because he thinks it went too far to the right. panel, do not go anywhere. stick around. up next, americans watched monday night football come to a halt this week when player damar hamlin collapsed on the field. the very latest on his condition and the changes to this week's playoff schedule now. ♪ business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the la

reverend jason lawrence _ lose their lives. reverend jason lawrence turner, i lose their lives.rence turner, thank you very much for your time here on bbc news. let's get some of the days other news now. a usjudge has given a 6.5 yearjail term to a man who carried out a pepper spray attack on a police officer during the storming of congress by donald trump supporters back injanuary by donald trump supporters back in january 2021. by donald trump supporters back injanuary 2021. julian pleaded in january 2021. julian pleaded guilty injanuary 2021. julian pleaded guilty to spraying the officer who died from a stroke one day later. he was also fined $10,000 and will receive credit for time already served in pre—trial detention. the heads of the un refugee agency say that moscow has violated the principles of war by taking ukrainian child refugees to be adopted by russian families. ukraine says more than 111,000 children have been taken to russia. the president of peru has asked congress to bring forward elections to december this year as political unrest continues across the country

jason nichols natasha list that i really appreciate your insight. thank you and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website under 0 dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page, thus facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. can also join the conversation. twitter, our 100 is at a j insights story. for me hm. i had a bottle of the entire team here in doha bye for now. ah, along with i think of some of the biggest companies in the world today. all of them big kick, with algorithms that they call the law that we use them, the more data we produce. wearing the me a great race to the data and big companies around the checks. empires are rising on a wealth of information and we need all the commodity in the 2nd to the 5 thought series. 90 re examines where the corporations are colonizing internet. like to meet the popularity and power of big tech on a jessina. are they protected or profits he is a free speech mosque is showing us how vulnerable space is online truly are when they are controlled

[applause] jason perry is an emt from hewlett. he is in our audience today representing first responders. like many rural communities, hewlett had limited and dispersed resources, making responding to emergencies all that more difficult. on his own initiative, jason led an effort to get each of hewlett's emts certified as paramedics. this -- recently in a blizzard, jason and his crew responded to an incident at keyhole state park to rescue a person who had fallen through the reservoir ice. sadly, bruce lange, a volunteer firefighter from pine haven, lost his life. it is dangerous work. we remember all of those like bruce and tyler who risked everything. jason, we want to offer our gratitude to all of your fellow first responders for demonstrating the spirit of wyoming. courage, sacrifice and neighbors helping neighbors. jason, would you stand so we may recognize you? [applause] if i could change gears, i want to celebrate a very humble and fine cowboy. a rodeo champion. last fall, bobby harris, proud member of the eastern shoshone

small this let's bring in, jason. come from a journalist in lee. hello jason. what's the latest? so right now, like you said, we have 10 people dead and apparently 10 other shod. so a total of 20 victims from a chinese new lunar new year's celebration. the shooting reportedly happened in a ball room that was near by a celebration for the lunar new year. and the gunman is on the run right now to police firefighters. paramedics, they flooded the streets. they're interviewing as many people as possible, but not much is known right now the monterey monterey park. p. d, which is about 10 miles from downtown l. a. are handling the investigation, but it's a very small police department that's only about $75.00 sworn officers. so l a. county, their shares, homicide detectives have now jumped in to help to see if we can find some answers. because i definitely needed you say no much is known about, do we know anything about the possible motive? no, not at this time. not right now, i can tell you that witness accounts from what i gathered. people posting on social media, twitter, and instag

jason nichols, natasha list that i really appreciate your insight. thank you and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website and a 0 dot com for further discussion got out facebook page. thus facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. could also join the conversation on twitter. our 100 is at a j inside story. for me hm. i had a bottle of the entire team here in bo huh. bye for know. ah. there was a time to be direct there. basically on the verge of legalizing racial, jerry battery to cut through the rhetoric. this isn't a universal death, totally crisis. the seems to be one of particular populations to dismantle the sound bites. there are lots and lots of women who are whitely agenda, a kind of anti feminist agenda. and the man, the truth, those the size of fascism. we have to really recognize what we're off of here. we are determining what is the future of democracy in this country. join me markham on hill for up for on al jazeera. examining the headlines how big a breakthrough is. this is a historic

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