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yes, tim in ponomarenko is our drummer and the main arranger, that is, in the song, after all, well , up with some kind of chords to come up with some kind of melodic line. it is necessary to use all sorts of tools there, somehow stretch it, well , to rank it, yes, that's what he does. well, irina she sings with us we know each other, well, in childhood we studied at the same school. well, they knew each other, and then in kvn together. well started playing no. the wife appeared in a pose, where already here and then irina is a psychologist, as i remember, she knows how to maneuver. and tell me, dmitry, this is the twentieth year of such a team of adults, well , for sure there were many, many threats. yes, and especially irina was threatened there, well, so much seriously that your children were there, no matter how they sent them, they were not afraid of this. well. there is no such direct fear, but, of course, there was salvation , that is, i had to look a little, not even look, but live in tension. although as soon as we started much more at that time there were people who just cam

yeah >> if tim will allow me to do it, of course i'll be happy to >> tim cook? >> yestim cook, the ceo of apple. >> i've been dying to see this thing, because i frankly have a pathetic life at home. i do my research, and then i have nothing to do this could fill in for mezcal. >> less lonely the reviews were quite good, although "the journal" did say maybe it made her a little bit nauseous >> just take some pepto-bismol >> no, no. you ever do the virtual reality rides at, you know, whether it's at universal or at disney? i did that "star wars" one >> i can't even go on ferris wheels >> i'll still do a roller coaster before i'll get on one of those things. >> i continue to point out that loneliness is a national problem. and this is an antidote. >> you keep coming back. >> what are you going to do when you've got the goggles on? you're going to be able to interact with people in what feels like a realistic fashion somehow? >> yes, with people who are shut in now, look, i'm not laughing at this stuff there's suicides suicide is, for teens, the greatest source of death we

i wonder if tim scott said yes with that in mind?like you can catch donald trump, you got to get to second place first and go from there. perhaps that is the message being said here, again, if you are any republican, unless you need the attention, i'll never understand why you would go on that show, you will never have an honest debate, it is the most biassed, partisan show on television right now and that is saying a lot. >> todd: "new york times" releasing an article. it says, he is trim and fit, exercises five days a week and does not drink. he has at times exhibited striking stamina. compared to what, joe? >> joe: stamina? right. look. you want to look at the president's public schedule, go to google and type in the president's public schedule today. you will see today, here is stamina. daily briefing at 10 a.m. and nothing on the schedule until 4:30, hosts kansas city chiefs, only thing on the schedule. i don't want to hear how he is vibrant and at age 86, he will be, this guy could run the country for next five or six years. th

is that going to adverb sailor l spots benefit the candidate. >> yes. timnow. it's one of the first things he said in iowa. i'm going to "the view" on monday. and everybody booed. so he is -- he has been fundraising off of it. he has made a lot out of that. >> bret: we invite every presidential candidate to come right here on "special report." we have had many of them already. and we aspire to have them all before all is said and done. panel, thank you very much. ♪ >> bret: finally tonight this is a special at a. i will confess this is a story i like. pro-golfer victor havlon had a quick turn around after celebrating this weekend's win he was spotted carrying the bag for former college teammate zac bow shoe in today's u.s. open final qualifying. this is a big deal imagine. he just won jack's tournament. in memorial. just played in a playoff and won. and picked up the pair for his buddy. they played together 2018 ncaa title team. that's really cool. well, for a golfer, it's really cool. anyway on "special report" house committee chairman mike turner and rank

yes. ama: let's get to tim johns for the latest. reporter: yeah. talk about pulling back from the abyss. congressional leaders pass this bill with days to go before the treasury warrant. the bils passage means the countries debt limit will be now suspended through january 1 2025. without it, the global economy would have been thrown into a recession and the unemployment rate would've soared. california would have been one of the states most impacted if the country were defaulting. majority leader chuck schumer took a victory lap. >> we've saved the country from the scorch of default. even though there was some on the other who wanted to lead us to default. maybe a little tired but we did it. reporter: some aspects of the bill have remained controversial including opposing work requirements for older americans receiving food aid. alex padilla said, this agreement protects our nation's historic economic recovery and the progress we've secured over the past two years. a dozen republican senators joined democrats in the senate. during debate, many demanded assurances for things like being ab

yes. ama: let's get to tim johns for the latest. reporter: yeah. talk about pulling back from the abyss.onal leaders pass this bill with days to go before the treasury warrant. the bill's passage means the countries debt limit will be now suspended through january 1 2025. without it, the global economy would have been thrown into a recession and the unemployment rate would've soared. california would have been one of the states most impacted if the country were defaulting. majority leader chuck schumer took a victory lap. >> we've saved the country from the scorch of default. even though there was some on the other who wanted to lead us to default. maybe a little tired but we did it. reporter: some aspects of the bill have remained controversial including opposing work requirements for older americans receiving food aid. alex padilla said, this agreement protects our nation's historic economic recovery and the progress we've secured over the past two years. a dozen republican senators joined democrats in the senate. during debate, many demanded assurances for things like being able to ra

well, yes, for august 12,000 and for tim 10,000, odessa for children, that is, the children in your family who is called about good dad, but i think that yes, you still want to pick up two. this is in the winter season. yes, in the summer i earn more turns out, and you are not even ashamed. helped you have another relative who also does not mind taking custody of your children. they refuse that you are lying that you are buying toys for children. what didn't i buy? do you take them all the way? well, everything that you have at home was all your home for the children. ulyana and ivan to buy, it turns out in his house. and now you're saying we bought it. for all the time you even want vital. take offense if you want no for all the time for six months. you bought two packs of diapers. i don't know whose money you bought it with. well, as with a sneeze, it’s clear with children's alain tell us. you are against the elder anatoly's brother. yes, well, here is his brother, but i know this family. since the birth of the first child. how would, how would the family live, it seems, how everything i

tim scott is interesting. >> carley: having a moment. >> tudor: yes, and came in with a presidential feel. gry or rattled. they asked him tough questions and he pointed out facts. >> todd: that is one guy, tim scott, i'm trying to understand why the other nine million people are doing it, is it audition for vp, audition to be cabinet leader or trying to be spoiler like chris christie is trying to do with trump? >> tudor: it is big egos, or there is an opportunity here, not many people are going to come out for trump. i think they underestimate that trump base. people come out for trump that come out for no one else. when you have an election, there are a lot of egos. >> todd: shocking people have egos. >> carley: there is no such thing as a trump voter, i don't think trump voters would say they own him, but they are loyal. he will attack trump. how do you do that? when somebody does that, it bolsters support for the former president. >> tudor: there are people that come out specifically for trump, if you attack him, that is not winning these people over. this lane of coming out as president

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something's got to give, meaning stocks have to come down >> or, you just see -- yes, i mean, i think that's probably it >> tim, do you think that's how something gives in this scenario >> i do. and i would point to a chart that's all about rates, as well, and i agree that real rates are way too low, s&p should not be trading at a forward multiple above where it was trading p pre-covid. so, dan's chart, liz young's chart, all great stuff i would show the two-year chart is one that we're within 15 bips of the high for this period, but we're within 15 bips of a 16-year high in two-year rates and you're back to 2006 or 2007. so, you're at an extraordinary place here for the consumer, and we saw jobless claims this morning, we saw gdp, upward revisions this morning that were probably consumer-based. they were better than people expected in terms of consumption level. but i'm looking at disposable income as a percentage, debt le levels almost 10%. i'm looking at deck coverage ratios at 17-year highs, looking at consumer credit that's up 12.5% over the last 12 months to 1.23 trillion or so. it's just -- you know, at

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yes, they are. you know, timhed here for 15 years and he met aaron gordon in his second year. and he says that, you know, watching him play last night was a dream come true. surreal is what is like a dream. i'm still coming off a natural high after the denver nuggets beat the miami heat in five games to win this year's nba championship. head coach tim kennedy was on the court to celebrate with his former player at san jose, archbishop mitty high school. another great touch pass that gordon with a beautiful finish. aaron gordon, who plays the power forward position, is played with the nuggets since 2021. didn't get a lot of sleep last night, but it was definitely well worth it. but the special moment was getting to take a picture with him. with larry o'brien trophy. and just, you know, sharing that moment with him and, you know, knowing that we talked about just getting to the mountaintop of nba championship. so in 2011, we won the state championship when aaron was a sophomore. gordon helped archbishop mitty, went

yes, absolutely. and the ships this is called pushing himself. uh, did see this conflict and uh, to tim likes. uh, the, uh, well option of, uh, well, uh, money fuel agents for managed cornflakes. and this is exactly what you use in case of a pools and needed to be in by uh, fox, the private military company, by the time of war aids, a 1000 stuck well, and the didn't work well in this particular case. and although the board from both it's, i was trying to say that he is fighting against the military commands by cool. all the agency is cam continue, have a war and to 2001. so so hold the bridges size, they branch them to fracture engender of what he's doing and what he's seeing is uh well damage in terms position. of course i'm really curious. how likely is it pre goshen would make such a bold move like this? without knowing, he had some measure, even as small as it might be, some measure of support to the 1st of all, i would like to say they had boyfriends was little girl or was fighting in after them countries for several years. and the way how she's had beach yearly managing conflicts is bish

yes. hopes are high here at the testing ground, and alonzo realtors, tim, on fi on national park. that in a few days precise, they don't, we'll show that the new system to generate energy. and volcanic regions actually works. how does he get this energy that we draw for the year? it is available. $365.00 days, 24 hours a day. yeah, i did receive the cindy single. yes, we want to use it to cover the hundreds of millions of the national parks facilities. the mean so that we can dispense with fossil fuels given today because most people are forcing us a high temperature difference between the surface and 2 meters below it. and the plan to that generates electricity from it. day and night. volcanoes hold the promise of an exciting way to harness renewable energy. let's take you over to was low now to this into educating against on opportunity to discuss issues as to be prepared pro summit in the news in july. we had a good constructive discussions on the our vicious agenda. we will take decisions for the spring or the turns on defense agree and new defense investment. a pledge with 2

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yes, i know you didn't want to. i also worry about you. and suddenly you would hit. tims my fault that mom. well, she left. i didn't listen. what are you talking about? mom would never want to do that. i'll be good . of course not. i will hear with you. so let's go with you now, buy rubber boots so that they don't slip. and there's another cool idea. how about stopping by to buy a delicious tea cake on the way. hello hello. i'm so easy. oops how beautiful, but we actually got there. this is my house and yours. if you tidy up a little , rearrange the furniture and cook a delicious dinner. this is your home. wow. it smells like homemade, to put it mildly, i’m not offended by you, without parents, we were left to learn everything, just before the function of a housewife was. well, assessed the risks of the problem? at first it was scary, of course. but then she just turned her head off. and you know, it became so calm. yes , of course . absolutely a big long uninteresting story. well, the main thing is that i understood that so it was better, because if a person look in dif

yes. dana, thanks for having me. i think tim the united states senate and the story of america and so much to this presidential contest. he is on track to be a happy warrior, if not the happy warrior doing the opposite of what the people running the super pac for desantis said they were going to do which is take on cultural war issues that taps into the anger of america. i think you have to have candidates who also appear to the better angels of america. a lot of americans feel enraged but truly want to be engaged. a big difference between those two. that's tim scott's message. i thought the way he carried himself in the view was perfect. i have been in the seat before, dana. i like that he just pushed back with facts and one fact he said to sunny hostin, the co-host of the view was you are saying that you and i are the exceptions, not a rule. what a terrible way to communicate with america's children that they can only get ahead if they are an ex caption. we have had an african-american president, two secretary of states and a

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. >> tim, this to me, the binance case, is really huge. >> yes. >> i think this is going to shape therypto regulations. can you please put the binance case into some sort of context so we all understand it. >> sure. i think both cases will shape the future, but particularly with binance, the sec is asserting that this trading platform should be registered as a securities exchange and a securities clearing agency and a securities broker. you know, the problem has been these trading platforms don't operate under any real framework that ensures investor protection so there are huge risks of fraud, manipulation, conflicts that's a lot of what the sec has asserted. >> at one point, tim, there's a very top officer who says basically, hey, curse word, noncompliance outfit what more do you need? >> right right. here's the issue the question is are the tokens securities or not? and the sec in both these cases has asserted that really a large number of very prominent tokens, other than bitcoin and ether, are securities that's really important. that will be a center piece of this fight, if there

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. >> before we get to tim's nike for target you though, the problems are real, is it inventory, the mix, the boycott? >> yes the boycott not nearly as much as the other two. there were structural problems in nike long before somebody started talking about boycotts >> tim >> nike is one of the best companies, one of the most resilient consumer discretionary names out there, but i just don't think it should be trading near 30 times. and so, i have a short that gives me some comfort in some other stauff. it's a long way of saying i don't think nike is going to get away from me on the upside today's move is a combination of, people are looking for underperformers in a market that's rallying. c citibank down graded i think wholesale is a problem for them, we talk about their dtc. and around 100, which is where the stock can go, probably take that off >> i'm going to sell for what you rather did anyone see that coming >> shocking. >> did anyone not see that coming >> melissa certainly did >> i'm going to say walmart, interested -- >> not even the stalks we're talking about. >> bring something out of left field. >

yes. saw south africa. how close are we seeing perhaps a bricks, currency? it's a tim, i've seen that, but i bought the app. so this topic is being actively dissected and discussed. you've probably already heard several world leaders and what they have to say about it. but i'd like to explain why the specific subject has even come up. emails like the world already had certain sets of worlds. currencies allowed different countries and different regions to trade. so payment systems were built for these exact currencies. unfortunately, now a problem has arisen where the united states through its policies, has simply undermined cons that ends in the dollar as one of the world's currencies . this happens because washington began to use the dollar as an instrument to wage hybrid wars. and what else could you see, what they're doing with all the frozen accounts? if we consider all dollar transactions go through the us treasury, it's clear that they have the ability to use related information for intelligence purposes or for blackmail. so to speak, to broker backdoor deals. by

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. >> does it surprise you that nikki haley or tim scott or others haven't been vocally vocal about this? >> yes, yes. >> why? >> you're down 40 points in the polls. >> i don't know. >> i mean, why are you surprised? >> they're running against him. you're trying to beat the guy ahead of you. you're trying to knock him down. the rap sheet is a mile long, you would think they would be more aggressive. they're trying to focus on the problems around the doj. there are real problems. that place needs an overhaul, no question. we could do hours on that. but let's focus on the facts at hand. you're running against a guy with 37 indictments against him. you almost look like you're defending him at this point. those are not -- does not look like a serious candidate that's willing to take him on over the next six months to knock his poll fun numbers down. you want to run for president and beat the guy or you don't. >> i wonder what you think. we have not heard as much as we heard yesterday from folks in the house, republicans in the house, in support of the former president. congressman adam kinzinger ear

yes, before 7:00 p.m. we sat down for another coffee with tim. i say it took us 20 minutes. ok, bye.0 three minutes to eight. and you drank with him that day. i'm a pancake, here's no pills did not drink, and he had the next day's work. well, why are we asking you, because this is the situation with alcohol. it may even be decisive in this case, because look at the verdict now, which i am appealing, which has not yet entered into force , it is said that your son committed the crime, allegedly in a state of intoxication, but alcohol intoxication can be established. only by examination by a doctor or through uh, donating blood or urine there, that is, medical tests or a doctor, can this be established? so i'm trying to understand, he was detained only on the tenth. that is , it turns out that he is only with his mother, that is, the question is, sorry. here, i will say right away that i have in my practice several such judicial acts that have been canceled. here you hear, please, they were canceled on appeal only one at a time, because it was the court of first instance that establishe

. >> does it surprise you that nikki haley or tim scott or others haven't been vocally vocal about this? >> yes, yes. >> why? >> you're down 40 points in the polls. i don't know. >> i mean, why are you surprised? >> they're running against him. when you're running in a race, you're trying to beat the guy ahead of you. you're trying to knock him down. the rap sheet is a mile long, you would think they would be more aggressive. i get it. they're trying to focus on the problems around the doj. there are real problems. that place needs an overhaul, no question. we could do hours on that. but let's focus on the facts at hand. you're running against a guy with 37 indictments against him. you almost look like you're defending him at this point. those are not -- does not look like a serious candidate that's willing to take him on over the next six months to knock his poll fun numbers down. you want to run for president and beat the guy or you don't. >> i wonder what you think. we have not heard as much as we heard yesterday from folks in the house, republicans in the house, in support of the former pre

. >> jason: in short, yes, democratic party is one of division, try to divide us. most articulate is tim should be based on merit. my goal, i could tab the sat and get combined score to achieve that. he will be so much better off at georgia tech than going to any one of those schools. >> the most articulate person is not any of us on the couch, i'm offended. just kidding. >> harris: combined, we could get 1590 on the sat. coming up, moms of liberty are back and striking hard after a far left group equated them and other parental rights groups to nazis and the kkk. next. not a game. not a game! we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're not talking about practice? we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. not a game! we've been talking about practice for too long. -word. -no practice. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. i mean, we're not talking about a game! cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. hi, i'm michael, i'

tim >> yeah, when it's love, it's wa walmart. they've made major investments and they're going to go. >> chairwoman? >> yesa rotation, names like elevance will have room to go higher. >> dan >> yeah, i'm bearishly positioning in the xlf but i think you can be that way in the kre, that's the regionals. >> and stocks in general >> thanks for watching "fast money. "mad money" with jim cramer star rhtowtsig n >> >> there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. i am kramer welcome to kramer. i'm trying to make a little money. my job. if you're so sure the market has gone lower then that

yes. all right. he's seeking one of earth's toughest jobs, but to face earth's dumbest blobs. tim scott may have the edge against "the view" in smarts, but can he survive whoopi's parts? that was good. time once again for -- >> our view on "the view." ugh. >> greg: terrible. republican presidential candidate tim scott dropped by the furry five earlier today. i thought the u.s. had a distinct policy against torture. he called them out over crap joy behar said about him that he doesn't get systemic racism like saying brian steltzer doesn't get ben and jerry's. joy behar has been black on halloween. yeah. but joy wasn't there on the show, mondays of her days off when she feeds in the pasture. but that is convenient, like my aunt dies every time brian kilmeade wants to hang out. maybe joy needs a full day to read her hate mail, that is just from the rest of the cast. sunny hostin and self-righteousness. >> i'm the exception, you are the exception, whoopi goldberg is an exception. >> i am on the show because comments that were said is to be the exception and not the rule, that is dange

tim said. i don't know if they can close the gap to 322, but if the market gets back on the horse and we talk about bull markets again, yesust where you started out, though, with saudis and oil, every time opec -- and i know we're talking about one country, not all of the opec members, every time they cut, price of oil goes down. that's happened what pitchly over the last couple of years. when they cut production -- >> announce a cut or when the cuts -- >> well, they never keep the cuts, they overproduce we've had sankey on here saying they overproduce maybe the saudis will definitively cut, but the other opec countries are overproducing, so, it's going to negate whatever the saudis are doing anyway, it's a signal for me to sell oil >> for more on the a.i. momentum and what it means for the digital ad space, let's bring in the head of internet and media equity research at truist global you put out a note breaking down the tech names you see as early winners in the a.i. race, as well as the companies most at risk first, your take on this sort of notion that's driving this entire trade, and that is that there is a massive s

even though, as you're saying, yes, there's money coming into japan, which should lead to yen buying >> tim'sion. >> ben, this is tim. it sounds, yeah, hi, it sounds like this is more about international investing as a function of a very long secular shift of what's happened over the last five to ten years into tech and it's really attractive here, because the best days are largely behind us. my view is that we will never see -- we'll look back in history and see 30% of the s&p in these companies and say, it's not going to happen again. and i'm just curious, isn't that really the core thesis because i believe the international story is happening. >> totally, tim. i think you're right there is this one relative valuation between tech and here overseas, or other industries. two, there is this notion of the dollar weakening, but the currencies strengthening, that's a double return. you have would actually make a double whammy there, you are getting better multiple price stocks, plus the currency return, so, yes, it's a good story. >> ben, thank you for coming by. really interesting stuff >> than

larry elder is a yes, mike pence says i can't defend what is alleged. timcomment, rhonda sanchez has implied easiest. okay, asa hutchinson is a no. chris christie is a no. francis suarez, he just entered the race, the mayor of miami, has said i would use the pardon power to heal the country. that is an echo of what gerald ford said. does it heal the country to say let's move on from this ugly chapter? >> no, first of all detail the country that. gerald ford was defeated, and i want to tell that to every single republican candidate, who says that they want to pardon trump. ford lost his effort to be elected president, because of the pardon. and any candidate who is going to support a dual system of justice, create a kind of special sort of almost monarchy, so that our presidents are beyond the reach of the law, beyondbeyond accountability, thy will go down to defeat. that is a very powerful lesson, do not play around with and pander with regard to pardons. that is a dangerous and wrong thing to do. and it didn't heal the country. because we never dealt with

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tim cook is in studio with more in dollars and cents. yes.s based in newark. the luxury ev maker just announced a deal with aston martin to make an electric line of cars in exchange for a stake in the british carmaker made popular in the james bond movies . and on that news, lucid stock up 11.5, ringing the opening bell this morning. genius brands has a new name. it is now trading on the new york stock exchange as cartoon studios. the company is based in beverly hills. it makes socially responsible cartoons for children now heading to the big board. dow jones down just about a quarter of a percent, a little more than 68 points. there you can see the s&p 500 down slightly. actually finishing its worst week since march, down all week. the nasdaq managing a little bit of a gain this morning, up about 17 points to 13,509. google could pull out of hong kong over censorship issues . authorities in hong kong have been trying to get google to ban a pro democracy song that is used in protests. now, hong kong's justice department is also requesting the

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yes, all right. he's seeking one of earth's toughest jobs, but first he has to face earth's dumbest blobs. timedge in the view, can he survive whoopie's fars. time once again. >> our view on "the view." >> greg: terrible. republican tim scott dropped by, the furry five earlier today. and i thought the u.s. had a distinct policy against torture. he took the opportunity to call them out over crap joint bahar that he doesn't get systemic racism, doesn't get ben and jerry's. but joy bahar gets racism, she's been black on halloween, yeah. but joy wasn't there on the show, apparently mondays are her days off when she feeds in the pasture. but that is -- that is convenient, right? one of my aunts dies every time brian kilmeade wants to hang out. maybe joy want needs a day to read her hate mail. sonni, play it. >> i'm the exception, right? you're the exception, maybe even ms. whoopi goldberg is an exception. >> the comments on the show, the only way for a young african american kid to be successful in this country is to be the exception and not the rule. that is answering dangerous, offensive message

certara is a nice business, really durable >> tim >> ccj, picking up the pieces, average white band got to listen to that one. >> karen >> yesday, i mean, i don't know what's going to happen in the short-term with this new headset, so -- nice run, time to sell some upside calls >> i feel like when the headset is available, dan, you will still buy it >> no. think about this, put it on your wall >> who buys a $3,500 piece of electronics these days >> you do. you always buy whatever's out. >> xle, i'm a seller. >> thank you for wchg atin "fast. "mad money" starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to help you make some money my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. next year at this time, next year i need you to remember something. about a month before thi

yes. uh if war breaks out uh the one who bears the responsibility for chi wants defense will be tie one itself. and you can see tim sebastian's entire interview with timelines for administered right here on the w news after this these cast. you can also see it on our youtube channel. hundreds of israeli settlers had store and federal spending and properties of the occupied westbank. that's according to palestinian authorities, killing one man. the is really army confirmed the violence today saying that hundreds of israelis set fire to dozens of vehicles and buildings in the region. the riots come a day after an attack on these railings in the area in which palestinian attackers reportedly killed 4 is really settlers. violence between the 2 sides has escalated dramatically in recent days, leaving at least 14 people that know signs that tensions in the west bank will ease any time. soon. witnesses say is really vigilantes, right and in palestinian villages, torching cars and buildings, and firing live bullets. one palestinian was reportedly killed joe and provide the dozens of settlers came here when they tried to e

yes, ma'am. >> we know why, because you don't seek a pardon if you think you're innocent. let's start with the former leader, timy'vefy, "the new york times" reporter and msnbc contributor, katy barnhart. katy, the first time since the select committee's work finished. i want to ask you what you would ask mark meadows. i have the same question today, but i'll add, now that we have such a mountain of evidence, in large part to the investigative work you and your colleagues on the 1/6 select committee did is there any question in your mind that the one man that, quote, hanging mike pence and articulated in the sworn testimony by cassidy hutchinson and pat cipollone and others? >> well, look, he's at the center of the everything. he's at the president's right hand throughout all of the movements. all of the multiprongs of the plot that the select committee articulated. mark meadows was right there. he was right there on january 6. he was right there in efforts to potentially change personnel of justice. as just indicated, he went to georgia before the certification, after the election. he's involved with contacting

i think yes, christie is in there because he wants to start brawling. all of these other folks, timkki haley, you can see where there could be potentially be -- mike pence is honestly done. >> i'm glad you understood that question as it was intended. philip bump, as always, thank you so much for being. with us david and jennifer, you're sticking around. coming up, the mountain of legal peril facing the former president and how it could affect the race for the republican nomination. but first, a lot of house democrats, they weren't happy with the cuts in the debt ceiling deal. but they voted to save the world economy anyway. i'm going to ask one of them, vermont congressman, becca balint, about where we go from here. but first richard lui is taking a look at the other big stories at this hour on nbc. >> alicia, thank you. the death toll from that train collision in india which we are watching, now 288. friday, a passenger train struck a stationary freight train at full speed that den derailed in the eastern part of the country. at least 900 people were injured. because of the crash i