. >>> tonight, chris wallace sits down with two legends in their respective fields.iscusses the super bowl, and astrophysicist neil de grasse tyson talks about the intersection of science and pop culture on a new episode of "who's talking to chris wallace." here's a preview. >> tonight we're talking football with one of the game's greats, legendary quarterback and broadcaster terry bradshaw gives us his super bowl pick and weighs in on the safety of the game. >> do you think football is too dangerous? >> no. no, i would have to say no. it's dangerous. look, it is a tough sport. you better be pretty courageous and fear no evil basically. being hurt or getting hit is all part of it, and we accept it. but the nfl has done, i think, a really good job of promoting taking the hit out of the equation. you can't hit with the head, protecting the quarterback. so the improvement in the helmet is certainly better. but you're always going to be dealing with this. >> then we kick it up to the stars for a conversation with one of the most well-known scientists in the world. astrop

. >> thank you, and now to chris wallace. , but let's start with the big question on everyone's minds, and that is, do you think that former president donald trump going to be indicted? >> obviously none of us know. i have talked to a number of prosecutors and defense attorney, and the consensus is that if donald trump is indicted, and i repeat if, it is most likely to happen in the georgia case, and for two reasons. first of all, as kaitlan said, that you have the phone call of donald trump calling the georgia secretary of state in 2020 and saying, find me 11,780 votes, one more than joe biden had. that is strong evidence. and the other reason is that for the fulton county district attorney to excitement donald trump, and as explosive as it would be, the former justice department who is now running to replace joe biden in 2024, and for a variety of reasons, if there is an excitement, the people are looking to georgia. >> and say that he is indicted, as we get closer to the landscape of 2024? >> normally one would say if a pol

see you back here at 8:00 eastern right after "who's talking to chris wallace." that's up next. see you soon. >>> welcome back to "who's talking." my gusts tonight include a football star and made actual stars his life's work. >>> a gridiron grave, terry bradshaw on his current fight with cancer, his fall of fame career and prediction for next week's super bowl. right now, who is going to win? >> right now, right now, i'm going to have to go with? >> and neal spent years making science cool for kids except the decision that turned him into public enemy number one for school children. >> i have a file cabinet this deep. >> can i get a hint? >> the love of my mother brought me here. >> what was the worst investment? >> there is a long list of really bad ones. >> the super bowl is set, the philadelphia eagles versus the kansas city chiefs and who better to talk about it than terry bradshaw. most of them as a broadcaster. >> we head to professor br bradshaw. >> before that as a four-time super bowl champ and hall of fame quarterback for the pittsburgh steelers. >> pittsburgh, hey, i

"who's talking to chris wallace?" is up next. have a great week, everybody. >>> welcome back to "who's talking." my guests tonight are iconic entertainers, starting with one of the great american actors today. bryan cranston opens up about how a kiss changed his career path. and the secret behind his best known character, meth-making chemistry teacher walter white. >> it's never been done to have a star change character within the course of a series. >> and later, pop star pink charts her fascinating journey from the biker chick rocker to now a happily married mother of two. and she clears the air about the drama behind one of her most famous songs. >> if that had happened, because i watched this video, you would have kicked her ass. >> well, maybe. well -- >> we have two things in common. >> getting in? >> i find cooking really hard. i find it really stressful. >> do you feel your life is in danger? >> and the love of my mother is what brought me here. >> what was the worst investment? >> oh, there is a long list of really bad o

tonight on cnn, chris wallace sits down with legendary quarterback turned tv analyst terry bradshaw.l of famer discussing everything including whether this game is causing too many injuries. >> do you think football is too dangerous? >> no. no, i would have to say no. it's dangerous. look, it is a tough sport. you better be pretty courageous and fear no evil basically. being hurt or getting hit is all part of it, and we accept it. but the nfl has done, i think, a really good job of promoting taking the hit out of the equation, you can't hit with the head, protecting the quarterback. so the improvement in the helmet is certainly better. >> on friday, the nfl said it saw an 18% increase in concussions in 2022. this after multiple high-profile injuries captured headlines. joining us now to talk about this is our old friend, cnn medical analyst dr. jonathan reiner. great to see you again. what do you think about all of this? you know, we've seen some frightening moments from this past nfl season. i can think of the miami quarterback who had that really awful concussion situation that we

. >>> by the way, chris wallace is sitting down with two legends in their respective fields tonight. is also talking to astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson about the intersection of science and pop culture on a new "who is talking to chris wallace?" tonight at 7:00 p.m. on cnn. astrophysicist. i'll try that again. stay with us. we are back in just moments. allow monitoring of producuctivy at remote job sites, with next-generation bandwdwidt. enable ai cameras that spot fafactory issues in real time, using next-generation speed. and deliver ultra-capacity 5g coverage that's years ahead of the competition. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. bath fitter is a better way to remodel your tub. precise measuring means the perfect fit. the bath fitter tub over tub process means no mess or stress. a custom-made tub and seamless wall mean a watertight fit. premium acrylic means it lasts a lifetime. and all this together means a great value. bath fitter. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. woo! hey you. i am loving this silversneakers® boxing class

fed governor chris mahler -- chris wallace speaking on digital currencies later today.s well the president will welcome the brazilian president lula da silva at the white house considering where his opposite number is now, or his predecessor. alix: next week you will miss u.s. cpi. will you tune in? guy: yeah. alix: he's not going to do that. i think it's interesting to see positioning coming in. it feels like institutional investors are really skeptical about any true move to the upside in the market. we keep seeing a buy the dip mentality. it is confusing how the push and pull and positioning will be set up into the number. guy: as well you have seen a lot of shorts cleared or settled and as a result, that's actually quite bad for the market because that potential is no longer there. to keep the market rally and i think is tough. from a positioning point of view. alix: there is no catalyst on that point. the 10 year yield a sitting right on the 100 day moving average. one we see a technical breakout and selling persist that would be interesting as well. we will miss y

i think that in the past, it could have been a chris wallace or somebody like that, but i don't think fox news is at this point, i'm not really sure where the upside is for it, because then he has to answer a bunch of questions about sort of conspiracy theories. so, if he decides he wants to do it, great, but if he decides that he does not want to do it, he is perfectly within his rights to do it, it is fine because of what fox has become. >> and is he missing the opportunity to connect with the voters? >> yes. and i have taken this logic and idea with me in congress that leaders put themselves in uncomfortable situations and get themselves comfortable there. you have to go to where people may not necessarily want you, but they need the information and the message and what to do and how you are going to lead. i think it is a missed opportunity. for instance, when i watched state of the union, the humor that he brought in a little bit of the humor was a little endearing, and it was good, good for me to see. it gave me a better idea of what his thoughts are and where he is going, and ga

. >> "who's talking to chris wallace" is up next. good night. >> welcome back to "who's talking."a raw ex eand emotional conversation that frankl

. >> "who's talking to chris wallace" is up next. good night. >> welcome back to "who's talking." tonight we sit down with hollywood royalty. jane fonda in a raw ex eand emotional conversation that frankly surprised us. she opens up about life, lose and a complicated relationship with her father. >> before he died, i was able to tell him that i loved him. >> and wait until you see what led to this exchange. >> are you married? >> yes. why? are you interested? >>> but first, a crisis at the border. a spy balloon in the sky. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas has more to deal with than ever and we talk about more of it including republicans that want to remove him from office. how seriously do you take these calls for your impeachment? we have two things in common. >> do i get a hint? >> i find cooking really hard. i find it really stressful. >> do you feel your life is in danger? >> and the love of my mother brought me here. >> what was the worst investment? >> there is a long list of bad ones. >>> u.s. officials saying the military just shot down yet another high altit

chris wallace sits down with two legends of their respective fields. of science and pop culture. 7:00 p.m. tomorrow right here on cnn. >>> hello, again. thank you so much for joining me. i'm fredericka witfield. new details about that suspected chinese spy balloon making its way across the u.s. president biden reacting to a question about what the u.s. is going to do about it. >>> first, cameras from one cnn affiliate showing the balloon traveling over north carolina this morning. it was first spotted over montana. that was wednesday. china claims it's a civilian research vessel that blew off course, but the pentagon says it is being used for surveillance. cnn has reporters following the developments

. >>> and quick programming note, make sure to join chris wallace as he sits down with two legends, sports broadcaster terry bradshaw discusses the super bowl and neal tee de gras die tyson talks about pop culture. and the next hour of "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "cnn this morning." i'm boris sanchez. >> and i'm amara walker. all eyes are on the sky this morning as the chinese surveillance balloon continues to drift over the u.s. where it is expected to go and why the white house hasn't ruled out shooting it down. >>> plus a brutal blast of dangerously cold air sweeping across the northeast. and some places it will feel like 50 to 60 grows below zero. we'll tell you where that is and when things might finally start to warm up. >>> and a developing story out of ohio, hundreds of firefighters are on the scene of a train derailment there. you can see the huge fireball lighting up the night sky. the mayor of that town is joining us with an update. >>> and new development in a strange case out of dallas, it has been a weird few weeks for the dallas zoo and

if you wondered whether aliens exist, our very own chris wallace is trying to get to the bottom of iteived over 350 reports of ufos since march of 2021 and half of them remain unexplained. so wallace asked astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson what he thinks about the possibility of life in outer space. >> do you believe that there is life out there somewhere? >> i would say that if there weren't life, it would be astonishing given how common our ingredients are and how quickly life took place here and how many planets are orbiting host stars. it would be astonishing if that were the case. >> what about ail yeps and ufos? >> like with antennas and ray guns? >> something with more than a cell. >> something in a spaceship? could be out there. there is no evidence that would convince an authentic skeptic that we have been visited. i can tell you this. these fuzzy monochromatic tic tacs that show up in the navy, restricted airspace in our own atmosphere, by the way, you have seen the high-resolution images from a telescope we parked a million miles from earth called the james webb space tele

you remember the 20 21st debate, he said a lot every nine second, and chris wallace couldn't cut himp torrent of lies that you cannot rebuttal with. i say in the, book there's a way to stop that. pick your battles, don't try to cut down every line that he's throws at you. don't move on to many interviews, this follow-up questions, you know somebody to say this as we move on to the next topic. the third option is, don't budge. make sure you don't budge, and you have to pick your battles. you can that get around some, but not all of them. >> this argument is not over. we are going to commercial break, and you and i are going to keep arguing, because -- the book, winning every argument, or debating, persuading, and public speaking, thank you very much for joining us. he's going to continue to persuade and publicly speak with me right here during this commercial break. >> let's do it. >> i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect

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as chris wallace said, kamala harris has been getting a swath of bad press.s in her portfolio to point to. kind of taken on unwinnable things like the border crisis. so that's a challenge that i'm not sure he's prepared to address. >> well, we're here to talk about the state of the union. since we're talking about the election, one of the interesting things about it is, i mean, nobody is more antithetical to donald trump than joe biden. probably nobody needs him in some ways more than joe biden. i think he is a guy who joe biden feels he can beat. and i think joe biden feels if donald trump doesn't get the nomination, that he'll tear your party down. and that's not a far-fetched notion. >> yeah. they're like two magnets stuck together that you find in the back of the utility drawer in your kitchen. you know you should throw these things away, yet you keep putting them in the drawer and shutting it. you mentioned police reform. i want to talk about another issue he is apparently going to mention which is a good thing. the 20th anniversary of the pepphar. save

and chris wallace, the point that you and phil were making earlier, i just keep thinking about the idea that not only does the house republicans, and again, it was a minority of them it was not most of them, but the ones who were unruly and yelling and heckling, the president, not only did they make themselves look bad but they really -- opportunity to look vigorous. >> oh, absolutely. i mean, they literally played into his hands. you know, i don't know if the people of the white house as they were drafting it said this weekend, envisioned that happening the way it did but it played out perfectly i, am looking back at the end of that whole sequence when he was engaged back and forth with the republicans and he said, so tonight, let's all agree to stand up for seniors, of course one of the things that you notice in the speeches is half the house, the democratic side for democratic presidents stands up in the other side set on their hands but he said let's all stand up for seniors and there was no politician who was not going to stand up for seniors. so, they were standing up wall he said

joined by my colleagues of chris hayes, joy reid, nicole wallace, alex wagner and ari melber.o do mean it when i say thank you for being home with us. we know you had every choice in the world were to watch this thing. last year, 38 million people watched president biden give the speech, carried live on something like 19 different networks, so we know you can be watching anywhere, and that makes us particularly grateful to have you here. president biden tonight will be speaking to a very different congress than he spoke to in his last state of the union. we'll have a sock reminder that tonight, when the familiar face of nancy pelosi over the presidential shoulder, for the past several years. we will instead have a new guy. republicans won a slim majority in the house in the last election and that means tonight's state of the union, instead of seeing nancy pelosi there over the presidents left soldier, we will see the new republican speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. he'll be up there sitting next the vice president kamala harris. another prominent new look at tonight's stat

chris hayes and all this week. i'll also be in on tuesday at 4 pm eastern for my friend nicole wallace. stuart where you are.ht now. now. >> a very good day to all of you from nbc news here in los angeles. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. developing this hour. diplomatic tensions are rising between the u.s. and china on multiple fronts. the newest, accusations china maybe supplying russia or may in future supply russia

chris parry, about defence expenditure . you about defence expenditure. you know, we know ben wallaceow ben wallace, the defence secretary, is lobbying for another tender billion. whether he gets it from jeremy hunt, we simply don't know. really quite shocking. what i'm seeing this morning that the french military capability mean you were a naval officer. they've got more frigates. we've got they've got more sailors . got they've got more sailors. we've got they've got more soldiers than got the french military forces. they may not be technologically quite as good as ours , but they're actually far ours, but they're actually far bigger than ours. and they do all of this on a reduced budget. they don't spend as much as we do, and they have a bigger force. so my thought is , if we force. so my thought is, if we do put 10 billion into our defence budget on budget day on the 15th of march, are we going to spend it properly? well as even to spend it properly? well as ever, nigel, this is less about strategy than it's about politics. politically it seems to be expedient to send material oil

chris parry, about defence expenditure . you about defence expenditure. you know, we know ben wallaceow ben wallace, the defence secretary, is lobbying for another tender billion. whether he gets it from jeremy hunt, we simply don't know. really quite shocking. what i'm seeing this morning that the french military capability mean you were a naval officer. they've got more frigates. we've got they've got more sailors . got they've got more sailors. we've got they've got more soldiers than got the french military forces. they may not be technologically quite as good as ours , but they're actually far ours, but they're actually far bigger than ours. and they do all of this on a reduced budget. they don't spend as much as we do, and they have a bigger force. so my thought is , if we force. so my thought is, if we do put 10 billion into our defence budget on budget day on the 15th of march, are we going to spend it properly? well as even to spend it properly? well as ever, nigel, this is less about strategy than it's about politics. politically it seems to be expedient to send material oil

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stay tuned, as i join my pals, rachel maddow and nicole wallace for live coverage of the address, beginning at 8 pm eastern. all right, all in with chris hayes starts right now. starts right now ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight on all in -- a neo-nazi blood to lay waste to an american city is disrupted. >> glenn daniel and was so conspired and took steps to shoot multiple electrical substations and the baltimore area, aiming to, quote, completely destroy this whole city. >> tonight, the foiled attack on baltimore and the political hate that inspired it. then, for the first time since being targeted by the maga congress, my exclusive interview with democratic congresswoman ilhan omar. >> is anyone surprised that i am being targeted? >> bless, she is back! why have republicans chosen the former white house press secretary to give their party's response to the state of the union tomorrow? >> democrats continue to show day in and day out that they are nothing but sore losers. >> and salman rushdie tells the new yorker what it's like to survive a brutal assassination attempt. david remnick on his exclusive interview with the award winning author. when all

chris hayes and all this week. i'll also be in on tuesday at 4 pm eastern for my friend nicole wallace. stuart where you are. alex witt reports begins right now. now. >> a very good day to all of you from nbc news here in los angeles. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. developing this hour. diplomatic tensions are rising between the u.s. and china on multiple fronts. the newest, accusations china maybe supplying russia or may in future supply russia with lethal aid in its war against ukraine. it comes the secretary of state anthony blinken met with china's top diplomat this weekend. exchanging strong words two weeks after the u.s. shut down a chinese spy balloon off the carolina coast. earlier today, and i see spokesperson john kirby stress the importance of repairing the u.s. china relationship. >> the president said he billing to dock to president xi in the future. and he will. we still have lansing on occasion open with china as you saw yesterday in munich. that's important. particularly when there's times of tension like this. you want to avoid the risks of misunderstanding and miscalculation. >> s