mika. >> okay. president biden has a bill to temporarily fun the government waiting for him on his desk. the senate passed the stopgap measure late last night after the house approved the continuing resolution on tuesday. both chambers are now in recess for next week's thanksgiving holiday, which sparked a fiery speech from hard line republican and freedom caucus member chip roy. >> what are my republican colleagues doing? they are all too happy to have this vote go down today and get on their airplanes and go home for thanksgiving. why aren't we putting another bill on the floor of the house right now and sending it to the senate to shove it down their throats to say that we republicans stand for cutting spending? we stand for standing with israel? we stand for securing the border with the united states? no, no, no. let's just go back and go raise some money so we can do more fundraisers so we can get elected so we can come back here and offer more excuses for why we don't get the job done. one thi

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including republicans. >> mika, including republicans. >> yeah. >> mika, "the wall street journal" editorialrump, and obamacare." willie, it is interesting. we say on this show all the time, where are the conservatives, the republicans warning the base about what is coming? you can look and see where they are. the koch network coming out, not coca-cola but the koch brothers coming out for nikki haley. jamie dimon telling anybody who will listen, whether you're a democrat or republican, vote for nikki haley in the primary. do whatever you can. "the wall street journal" editorial page really always sort of the foundation, the bedrock of american conservatism, seemingly warning their readers every day of the same thing we say, stop putting your hand on the hot stove. bad things happen. today, a page that has never been particularly kind to the affordable care act says, "there are other ideas to reform health care, but they require doing some homework and honing a message. if republicans have nothing more to say than mr. trump does, they're better off ducking the subject, lest they lead with the

>> good morning, mika. involved throughout the entire thanksgiving weekend with foreign leaders, trying to move this deal along. he was instrumental in getting it inked, signed, and agreed to, and staying in touch with foreign leaders, including the prime minister of qatar and of israel, just on the third day. today is the fourth day of this four-day deal, so we're looking forward to seeing more hostages released today. we certainly hope that two american women are going to be in the group. we don't have the perfect visibility right now on what the list is going to look like here today. fingers are crossed. we're watching this very, very closely, hoping you get another installment out. what we'd really like to see, and you heard the president talk about this yesterday, is an extension of this deal. a longer pause in the fighting for additional hostages coming out every single day. the onus, of course, israel says they're willing to do that, which is a significant move on their part, the onus is going to be

mika? >> all right. >> i just want to read this one part here. >> sure. >> of this "times" -- or this "wall street journal." >> the headline is a question. >> yeah. >> will trump be indicted back into office? two of the tv ads, quote, backfired across almost all demographic groups. one of those was the most pointed argument tested. quote, i've been with trump from the start, the narraor says, but, truthfully, i don't know what happens if he's convicted while he is running. the ads never ran because they all backfired. as jonathan says, day twotimes" story that ran, we didn't talk about so much yesterday or, i guess, this morning, and that is that if he is convicted, across all the states, he loses an average of six points. so we'll see what happens. these could be short-term gains, but there is no doubt -- and then "the wall street journal" cites it time and again, where donald trump was starting to go down. he got indicted in manhattan. his numbers went up. he got indicted in georgia. his

i believe -- mika's right.ough, but using somebody's words against them, that breaks through, the simplicity of it breaks through all the noise. happened there, but you look at the issue of abortion. i believe it will be donald trump's own words that ultimately bring him down when historians look back and say why couldn't anybody stop this guy in the republican party? why did he maintain control of a party for so long, and h why couldn't they -- then they would say, what brought him down? i think it's going to be his words. you look at what abortion has done, what donald trump's actions have done for republicans, whether it's judicial candidates in wisconsin, whether it's senate and house candidates in virginia, whether it's a referendum in ohio, whether it's -- you know, from kentucky to ohio to wisconsin to kansas, all the way over to virginia, this is gutting republicans in the middle of america. donald trump's the guy that's bragging, i killed roe v. wade, i terminated a woman's right to choose. i think --

>> i am sure about that, mika. are questionable to begin with joe biden's standing no doubt is low, but this is a referendum right now. as we get closer and closer to the election it becomes more of a choice. as joe was saying earlier, when the conversation turns to trump more than to biden, things change. but having said that the one part of this poll that gives me chills and great pause is what happens with the other candidates. when i look at the election i'm thinking of a couple of groups of voters, one is biden needs an excited base. the war, depending on how it goes, may have a little bit of a problem for that, but otherwise we are talking about 100,000 voters in a handful of states who are going to make the difference. a pernicious no labels candidacy, a cornell west and the others, if you have voters who aren't thrilled with biden but hate trump, give them another choice and those swing voters could make a real difference. that's what makes me most nervous about the election. >> joe manchin maybe could jump

>> two reasons, mika. one, they're afraid of him.his vp running mate or in his cabinet. like i said off the top, you know, i had the chance to be in his cabinet four different times and to be his white house chief of staff but i turned them all down because i couldn't work with someone like that. now, in the end they don't have the courage to take him on directly which means they're playing for second place. i'm playing to win the nomination, to defeat him and to get him out of our party. how much more losing do we have to do? i mean ron desantis said it last night, that he is tired of losing but he can't get the guts to be able to say that donald trump is unfit for the office. so that's why it is so important. imagine that debate stage, mika, if i was not there. it would be a bunch of timid trump acolytes who all they care about in currying his favor. that's why your viewers have to go to chrischristie.com and make sure i'm on the stage in november because the rnc doesn't want people who will criticize trump on the stage but i won't

>> reporter: i think, mika, you are exactly right.'re really looking for today is seeing whether former president trump either deliberately or not deliberately loses his temper, as he is being examined about the core issue in this trial, which is, whether he, his adult sons, allen weisselberg and others in the trump organization intended to defraud the lenders with whom they were dealing and with whom they sent the statements of financials, which is a 360 picture of his financial status. trump will disclaim again and again, as michael cohen warned us, that he had any involvement in that. to the extent there are discrepancies, that's somebody else's problem and what the accountants should have checked. what i'm watching for is whether trump slips up and gives indication that he was, of course, the one who signalled he wanted this to happen. why? having the world think that he was a multi-billionaire, dealing with people who thought he needed it the most. >> one of the things i'll be looking for, and i want you to address this as someon

. >> david is so right, mika. how can you as a human being not be heartbroken by reading the piece in "the new york times" yesterday, looking at the image s and hearing what's happening. also understanding the day of the attacks, and we talked about it, the day of the attacks, that hamas knew exactly what they were doing. they were slaughtering israelis, raping israelis, burning israelis. they were killing jews. they were ectatic over how graphic and how heinous and brutal the murders were. we said it that day, they then were going to run back to gaza and use the palestinian people as human shields. think about that. not only did they commit acts of terror against the israeli people, against jews, but they knew they were going to be committing acts of terror against a palestinian people because they were going to use palestinian children, palestinian mothers, palestinian grandmothers. they were going to use the people of gaza as their human shields. they knew the world would rightfully rise up and be heartbroken t

but mika said, v-i-10. did not sound right to me.athan lemire, you actually linked up with politico's west coast bureau and what did they tell you? >> yeah. i did a little reporting on this because just like to you, joe, didn't seem quite right to me and the "snl" skit that californians know. we're mostly there, mika. it's not the i-10 it's the 10 or the 405. drop the i. it's just the. that's how they do it in southern california. the 10 freeway which we should note will be closed for a few weeks because of the arson fire that they don't have any suspects yet. gavin newsom the governor provided update on the 10. >> so, willie was, of course, he was on -- doing some reporting in vail on monday, so he wasn't able to be with us. but willie, you would have known us because you hang out with -- >> hollywood. >> it's called the 10. >> yeah. i think we're shows east coast bias. definitely is the 10. article and then the number out in southern california. o.j. is moving slowly up the 405. like that kind of to give you an example. >> thank yo

>> that's a great question, mika.a populist, far-right president who is spouting all sorts of things that remind us of the worst days of former president trump is a reminder that the far right is still very capable of electing populist leaders. some of the polls here in our country suggest that we should be concerned. what i am encouraged by is the midterm elections in '22 and the special off-cycle elections that just happened. the american people, when this choice is put clearly in front of them, do make this choice and make a choice in the direction of democracy, hope, and opportunity. i think that some of us who are out here as co-chairs of the campaign, as leaders in the democratic party, can and should go more directly at president trump's -- former president trump's dangerous rhetoric and highlight the fact that a dozen of his closest, most senior aides, former members of his cabinet, have publicly said he is not fit to serve. president biden, frankly, is doing what he should do, focusing on leading and on gover

neither did mika. but the third door is a guy who is just off his rocker, who tried to overthrow the united states government, who said he is going to terminate the constitution of the united states, said his vice president deserved hanging, said he wanted to execute the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and is confused, does not know what decade he is in. thinks he is running against barack obama. he thinks we just may soon stumble into world war ii. we won't even get into the leaders that he's confused by, like who is running turkey, who is running hungary. yeah, it's all very, very confusing to him, i know. but these are the days, these are the days where, actually, experience is extraordinarily c voters for far too long, and look what we've gotten for it over the past 20 years. it's good to have somebody in the white house who knows what he's doing and knows all the players on the world stage. >> and can project at least some sense of calm, publicly standing with the israeli people while priva

definitely because that's some cheap mika products. sure. like over the counter products that you get to select, essentially worse how you want to make up to look, you know, just thinking about how you have to save you money and move it around. now you really don't want to look at the luxury things and say, oh, i'm going to do this and then come back home and worry about rental you bought food . because obviously the money is not enough to do both at times. the couple has now decided to go into retail opening an online shop that sells jewelry as a way to supplement that income. so there we have, it's the story of tv, and he's the one that came out have been able to retain that own home and live independently right now. but i'm going to speak to a young person who tells me he also have to move cities as well as houses and move back to his mom's house. because of how, how does things have gotten economically for them? we meet market longer just as he arrives that he's real estate office. he's been working here for a few months since he moved b

two things, joe and mika, i'm thinking about this morning.st of all we still have nine americans who are being held hostage in gaza. let me say that again. we still have nine americans at this hour being held hostage by hamas or their other terrorist affiliates. >> jeremy, can i interrupt? >> please. >> also remind people what a former member of the intel community reminded me this morning, 20 americans were killed on october the 7th. we have americans who have been killed, and we have nine americans who are still being held hostage. it's almost like those americans have been forgotten by a certain segment of american society who say that we need to somehow make nice with hamas. >> absolutely. and just for the benefit of your viewers, here are the first names, segi, idan, herb, keith, gadi, judy, liat. if those nine americans are held, their families many gathering in washington today because they're meeting with members of congress and other folks from the administration and the government, they need our constant attention and constant focus

on the contrary, we will gain only from this, colleagues, please, the 79th amendment, authorship of mikacolleagues, the committee rejected it, please vote. for 34 no decision has been made 80 the rascal does not insist 80 the first mother does not insist 82 the frieze does not insist 83 we have already passed the mazurash 84 krulko does not insist 85 alexiyev does not insist 86 petrunyak does not insist but razumkov please 86 please ruslan oleksiyovych 86 93 95 there are three identical amendments, give me two minutes, please, please, two minutes, dear colleagues, i don't see something about those people's deputies who said a lot that they want to talk and listen, fundamental amendments to this bill, somewhere they evaporated, there is no , yes, well, nothing, the state will lose nothing, the amendments relate to fixing the revenues of the general fund of the budget of rural settlements , urban territorial communities in the amount of 64% at the level of... the code. i know it's actually partially done by this draft law, i have a question, why are we again observing double approaches wit

. >> mika has a question for you. mika?cassidy, thank you so much for sharing the process, the emotional and intellectual process that you went through serving this white house and trying to serve the country. back to mark meadows. you all were discussing him around january 6th. i want to go back to chapter 11 and ask what your instincts are. you wrote about him asking you if you would take a bullet for president trump. after you got over your shock at the question, you said to him, "would you?" he said, "i would do anything," mark answered looking over his shoulder at me, "to get him re-elected." how would you characterize what you witnessed in mark meadows' relationship with president trump and maybe others as it pertains to potentially superseding patriotism and love of country? >> looking back with my hindsight now, there was an emphasis of loyalty in the trump administration. at the time, you know, i was aware of that. i saw that my obligation was my loyalty to the country. i felt at the time that mark's obligations an

hi, i'm mika, the world's first artificial intelligence ceo.st influential world leaders gathered in the material of svitlana chornetska. it's time to sum up the main results of thursday, november 2, on the air of news one is the main thing. the inter information service works for you, i am oleksandr vasylchenko. congratulations. increased shelling and forced evacuation of children. kupyansk, in the kharkiv region, is one of the hottest areas of the front. due to the security situation, 275 families with children have leave the area the decision on mandatory free evacuation was made by the ministry of reintegration in the meantime. children must be taken out of the occupied territories accompanied by one of their parents or a legal representative from 66 settlements of the kharkiv region. the evacuation is planned to be carried out for 45 days, people will be provided with shelter and medical assistance free of charge. recently, in the kupinsky direction, the russians have increased the number of artillery fire, unsuccessfully trying to storm t

mika, damn, damn, damn, damn!r, sorry, dad, difficult age, lousy excuse, daughter, you’re not 16 years old, but you remember me at 16, how sweet, you’re part of someone’s- then life and not even know about it, come on, girl with a difficult fate, tell everyone about your difficult childhood, come on, okay, where to start? her lena and you celebrated with her my coming of age, valentin ivanovich, well, don’t worry, manners are not her strong point, but i’m working on it, shut up, sit down, with this she wanted to say that she greatly appreciates everything that you do for her and that she will return home until 23:00, i love you, buckle up. and dad, you definitely had to set up this kindergarten, you definitely had to take these idiots with you, but excuse me, please, next time i’ll ask them to take the iqu test so that they match your intellectual level, why? if you think it's funny sexist jokes, then go ahead and enjoy. you've gone far, i'll clear my head, i'll try to lower my intellectual level, hi, hi, no, norm

joe, mika, my mom says hello. bottom line is this maga extremism lost and lost big time.keep telling folks stop counting out joe biden because we will teach you as my good friend antoine says that you don't know how to count. this is a president that has had the best midterm for in-country bent president since 1934. and when you couple it with the off term election, best in 20 years.1934. and when you couple it with the off term election, best in 20 years. so we're coming together and showing the republican party how extreme they are. these elections are about hope versus fear. about progress versus chaos. and we see the chaos. donald trump brought it to the republican party. as long as donald trump is a part of the republican party, they will continue to lose at the ballot box. >> and before you got in place, we played clips at the top of the area of donald trump through the years boasting about overturning roe v. wade, that he was he who put the three justices in place and that is why they ended after 50 years this right. will that figure into your campaign strategy goi

joining us with punchbowl news reporter mika suler in.et's start with this, this fight for home turf between trump and desantis. as you saw and as alaina reported, drum dominated at this republican event yesterday. ron desantis is the sitting governor of florida who won re-election in a landslide victory, let's not forget, just last year. as alayna reported, trump has the upper hand for 2024. why is that? >> reporter: that's exactly right. i think we're seeing this given some of the recent endorsements that trump has received from members of his now home state of florida. we saw rick scott, a prominent senator from florida endorse trump. some of that is related to his personal relationship with governor desantis in the past. we saw another florida state representative endorse trump. i think trump has really kind of made florida his own home, too, over the years. his increasing attacks on desantis are only making that split more even between those two. >> we're seeing the pictures now when trump trotted out some of the republicans in the s

mika timachev, sergei komensky, channel one. that's all for now, we'll be back with more news right now on the anti-fake broadcast. what a dangerous one. allegedly spreading in the zaporozhye region and what epidemic actually threatens kiev, what special insurance is and how a serbian mathematician became one of the donbass, about this and much more in the program today, this is an anti-fake program and here we conduct our the fight against fakes and disinformation in the zaporozhye region allegedly registered cases of hepatitis a, the chief sanitary doctor of the zaporozhye region spoke about the number of patients with hepatitis in the region since the beginning of this year in the zaporozhye region , seven cases of hepatitis a were allegedly recorded, first of all, what is hepatitis and, this is a viral disease, a viral disease that occurs there in the autumn-spring period, mainly susceptible to the virus, this is a slightly weakened body, young people, in ukraine today those people who left the zaporozhye region, they need t

mika has that, she lays out the monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday -- and she fills the container.re joking. i'm not. this will be tough. this will be tough. >> yes. >>> also, this is a big story -- why one of our next guests is calling mike johnson's election as house speaker a gift to the biden campaign. >> you know why they saying that -- >> why. >> because it is. >> on "morning joe." we'll be right back. se it is. >> on "morning joe." we'll be right back. we pay more for prescription drugs than any major nation on earth. but big pharma has been unfairly charging families. and they've been making record profits. not anymore. as president, joe biden's taken on powerful interests on behalf of the american people. for decades, politicians tried to lower prescription drug costs. but joe biden finally got it done. giving medicare the power to negotiate for lower drug prices, capping insulin at $35 a month, and capping out-of-pocket drug costs for seniors at $2,000 a year. joe biden's lowering costs for millions of americans. and he's paying for it by making the biggest corporations i

. >> mika says hello. >> we miss her. >> we always miss mika. somewhere in a cabana. mark leibovich, thank you, as well. >> thank you, joe. great to be here. >> was your family a crest family, colgate or aquafresh? >> we were a crest family, but the aquafresh marketing got to us because of the three colors. >> the neapolitan. >> the neapolitan toothpaste style appealed. >> cutting edge. >> it was some great marketing and advertising work there. >> we had this conversation off the air about marketing. what's leading axios' newsletter today? >> "axios" is up with a scoop from alex thompson and sophia cai. the biden administration are looking at regulating tiktok and are also thinking of using it to reach younger voters. the campaign is looking at going on tiktok. you've seen democrats around the country find ways to go on it. it's where the voters are. just this week, more people are getting their news from tiktok. >> i mean, the letter to bin laden, as dan pfeiffer said, thank god gen-xers have a short attention span, because they stopped before

>> mika, i went into gaza, as you said, on sunday, embedded with the idf, the israeli military. guess more than a thousand palestinian civilians passed by the point at which i watched from behind an israeli bunker. i was able to see that finally these civilians and as you looked at them, you had a sense of the desperation. as i wrote, you can only imagine the suffering they've experienced over the last five weeks. i should also note they were making their way to safety under the protection of the israelis. you're seeing israeli soldiers with guns. we were told by the soldiers those guns were not aimed at the civilians, but at possible hamas attacks. we were told by a radio report that 15 minutes after we left that area, there was a hamas mortar attack in the vicinity. the thing i want to share with viewers is that the level of destruction of violence in gaza is as horrific as you've seen. it's painful to see whole villages wiped out. i do think israel now is trying to open the way for humanitarian assistance to the palestinians who need it. i was witnessing that myself personall

well, yes it happens, uh, now the main thing is to place the peshkin correctly , the shah should see mikag is fine, but dima, i sold the car. yesterday he was fired from work, what are you talking about, what a horror, but you don’t want to work, yes, of course, i want to, but there’s no normal work, but you know, i can help, really, i’m sorry, but i have to refuse you, i i understand everything, don’t apologize, fedorov, recruiting agencies of large companies, you have a reputation for dishonest people, it’s clear, she’s my ex-wife, ex, all the best, i’m fine, i’m just ... tired so i didn’t call, who was tired, there’s a name, i was sick, and there’s, his name is misha, it’s very original, who he is , where he studies, dad, the main thing is don’t worry, he’s a waiter and isn’t studying anywhere yet , because he’s going into the army, that is, as a waiter, you, you got in touch with someone there, he’s a good guy, really, a good guy , he’s just messing with your brains, dad, i’m already... an adult, i’ll figure out for myself what kind of an adult you are, because a fool understands that

mika, the week.hat needs to happen this week for to carry on, for goldilocks to retain the narrative? >> we talked about it last week. there were some forces at play different in the earnings that are disappointing, like you just said. those forces are systematic trading and positioning. those forces are clearly covering their shorts. that is what happened last week. get the most shorted. some crazy stuff happened in real estate in europe, which was like the worst sector in the past two years in terms of the most on record -- the biggest weekly gain on record. all of that tells you the shorts are starting to cover. for this to continue, you need the momentum to build. at this moment have about 70% of the s&p 500, which is an open window now. so buybacks are coming back. those were off the table for the past two months or so. now they're coming back. goldman says the last two months of the year, 20% of the buybacks executed usually in that window. that is potentially like a huge amount for equity. tha

and we should give credit, mika nailed it. hidden baseball expert.s go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. angie, here in the north east it's not going to rain. >> i've got great news for you. in a lot of the eastern half of the country, reel, we're going to see plenty of sunshine and milder highs on tap. notice out west we've got that next storm on deck with that atmospheric river continuing to bring heavy downpours. we'll see some flooding concerns, and even the northern rockies over the next couple of days could pick up a couple of inches of snow, but the warmth has started to happen across the middle of the country. we've seen increases in temperatures in places like kansas and stretching into missouri, and even the midwest. chicago will be right around normal for today's high. but as we get into tomorrow even warmer. running warmer than normal across most of the east coast as well. new york tomorrow for your saturday planned 61 degrees, not bad for your early november. as we look through the rest of the weekend and into the early pa

. >> greg: you can tell they were worried because you saw on that trip that mika was double-fisting. see that? look at that. got her mug and her other cup there. she's like, yeah. god knows what's going on over there. look, do blacks not understand bidenomics? yes. i don't understand it. no one understands it including joe biden. he doesn't understand it either. joe bidenomics is personal. it's getting money from foreign countries and getting it to him. if only you could expand that idea to the rest of us, that would really be generous. there's one set of economics for him and another set for us. i would ask blacks, were you better off four years ago? of course you were which raises the question with all the hyperbole over identity politics and white supremacy merely deception tools to convince blacks that the dems were their only ally? that you couldn't trust another party because they were racist and it's the republicans who will victimize you, not the democrats who tell you that you're constantly opressed so they keep you in their pocket. it's one way to keep the races at each oth

not dinner, don't rush to leave everything behind, have seriously, this doesn’t concern you, i left mikahave to love a person , to take it and come to him, on what? lies a strong family, the question is certainly interesting, on love, what beautiful girls , i thought, he knows how to do everything, for this a person lives, he must have a continuation, on what is a good conversation based, on trust, i am so contradictory, wisdom has turned on me and cunning, the eye is burning, that is, well, if you noticed, even two, even two, when everyone is at home on sunday on rtr, provocation, this is treacherous behavior, there is a difference between a man and a woman, i noticed, then it turns out that my husband and my the cat is the most intelligent creature in our family. orientalism, this is conditionally some kind of parallel agenda, why do you care about nerift? continuation of the conversation in new episodes of our podcasts, and in order not to miss anything, subscribe, listen and watch on the media platform: watching, substation the first podcasts that look, the tv channel my planet prese

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i have started to, you know, be in situations where i haven't been wearing my yam mika.hat's shocking to me. support, university, or the professors i wear hill low on campus and thank god nyu a great support system. largely the biggest issue like you said is professors and faculty that are supporting hamas talking points, supporting terrorism and like you pointed out there is a huge difference between being pro-palestinian and and defending or celebrating the attacks on october 7th obstacle people need to realize that if they truly have palestinian people in line stand up against hamas. >> such a good point. you graduated from nyu are you surprised by your university right now. >> shocked. it's bizarre, looking at the twilight zones of the twilight zone it. doesn't make sense to me i love new york city and this country imagine after 9/11 people came out and said no, let's try to understand al-qaeda and pro-al-qaeda. why would you do that? it just doesn't make sense to me hang on campus and students feel this way. >> thank you so much. i want you to talk to one more perso

didn't understand what happened , it's a rose, a rose, if i lost it, you would give it back to me, mikat understand, what happened, what happened, happened, a long time ago, and you still didn’t notice, basically, as always, you’re a loser, you don’t understand, you’re blind, i say, girl, who are you anyway? i mean, who will open your eyes, doctor, don’t be stupid, have you agreed on something? yes, i thought like that. beautiful girls like your doctor only fall in love with smart guys, but it turns out that love is really evil, well, okay, who is she in love with, don’t miss it tomorrow, let me listen to you, so girls, what can i do to please you, i took eight pills, oh, cool, a lot, where did you learn that, i grew up in a bad area, come on rank, how much? as much as possible, i agree, you need to get rid of everything from life, here now, like me, an ambulance, tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv. zhora, i bought tomatoes, what do you mean, what kind , red, round, no, without visible defects, how do i know the country of origin, zhora, one more question, and you’ll be on your own to buy the gro

>> reporter: mika and joe, good morning.n of owning a firearm or using a gun, but in light of the circumstances that have developed since october 7th, the anti-semitism and death threats, the burning of israeli flags, they feel they have no choice and they are fearful for their families' safety. between the sounds of gunfire, you'll find jewish americans and israelis living here arming themselves at record rates following hamas' brutal october 7th attack and the anti-semitic threats that followed. >> i'm jewish and i have two little kids and i just want to defend myself. >> reporter: one of many jewish mothers we met now trying out firearms after seeing violent rhetoric explode on college campuses. here in miami beach, a man just slashed an israeli banner in the middle of the night, one of many reasons moms like michelle worry about her kids walking home from school. >> who isn't upset over everything that's happening and any innocent life being destroyed is horrific. but screaming for my death because i'm a jew? no. >> repo

by the way, congratulations to you, mikae.appy to make dinner there or breakfast, pavel priluchny goes on vacation exclusively with children, it’s the major who buys clothes for timofey and mia and drives them they go to the hair salon with go-karts, this is probably one of their most favorite places to hang out, trampolines, also any climbing frames, all of these are always in favor, you need to somehow not only sit at home, somehow move. priluchny is raising mia and timofey. here he is by his own example shows that the street must be cleaned. pets from the waste of their life, decent people, so that everyone knows just like that, what is mother agatha doing at this time? and if they go to dad, what do you do? i’m sleeping, i worked a lot this year, mutsanitsa really works for two, she is actively filming, she shines on the stage of the cabaret crave theater. this time, the actress received thunderous applause at the cabaret’s birthday party, where celebrity guests gathered. looks like we have some kind of... hungry woman on

. >> i remember telling mika he says every time you come you will uncover a rock and something ugly comesout. so how do we stop that? he didn't try to stop me picky said howow do we stop it before and? i created a program to try to do that. these are the type of questions copies of t the type of things e used to do with the state department and a and state and we used to help them to stop the ugly things from calling out underneath the rocks. if you don't identify the problem, you are never going to fix it, that's my concern. >> thank you. with that i think the wood is for his valuable testimony and members for the question. for members of the committee them additional question for the witness, and we will ask you to respond to these anybody. pursuant to the committee rules all members may have five days to submit statements, questions and extraneous materials for the record kus subject to the length come limitations. without objection to committee stands adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> if you ever missed in the c-span's coverage

. >> okay, this is something near and dear, obviously, to mika's heart and her family's heart becausesha, let me start with you. what drew you to this extraordinary legacy of president carter's? >> well, we were invited to come do a day in new orleans after katrina, and it was the carter work project. i had -- i'm a georgia girl, so i had met the carters before, but i didn't really know them. you know, it's like they're royalty. we were struck by how down to earth and how hands-on they were. they were building. we were there to take a picture and hold a hammer, but we stayed the whole time. that's when our love for habitat was born. we were on every jimmy and rosalynn carter work project just about since then, and it's wonderful. so many great things about habitat and working with the carters. this is an amazing organization and why we keep coming back. >> garth, talk about, for people that haven't done it, my gosh, so many people have been involved through the years, talk about how there's such a sense of community around one of these projects and how you also almost instantly see th

. >> you know, a mika, i think what he has determined is that it's good politics for him and helps him right. he represents a deep red state. there's lots of anti abortion activists there. and frankly, i think even been a foil to president biden's agenda just makes him more popular with the maga base going into 2024 election. and when you think about the success that we had at the ballot box in 2022, even though the six ballot initiatives related to abortion were successful, he's not going to pay a person electoral prize, so he has nothing to lose aside from elevating his own space as a republican, right wing leader. think about the candidates who won last year, mike dewine, and desantis, and kim reynolds in iowa. and brian kemp in georgia. them being antiabortion candidates did not affect him electorally, and i think he's, you know, making this theater because it helps him with his base, and i think it's something that we have to watch very carefully, because going to continue to do it. >> he also has military bases in his state, so i'm not sure what he thinks he's doing to our milita

host: a question from mika on twitter.private school receives money from school vouchers, with that school have to abide by title ix? guest: so, there are rules and regulations on private. it is embedded in the code. before there are any programs enacted in the state, all states have some sort of regulation rule on private schools. a lot of those involved addressing discrimination. and then on top of those rules and regulation, and the context of a school choice program, there can be additional rules and regulations put on those private schools. it varies from state to state. host: a couple more phone calls and a couple more minutes before we end our program today. this is richard, on the line for teachers and educators out of little rock, arkansas. caller: we have been through all kinds of trauma in little rock, as you know. school populations are trying to separate themselves and i do not understand. we are creating a school system where -- whatever we are left with -- i just do not understand why you do not put all your

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mika's not here about national security advisers, but jake sullivan who's 46, turns out to be maybe oneity advisers. >> you were going to say one of the most powerful and best advisers since dr. brzezinski, i'm sure of it. >> i was going to say sometimes dr. brzezinski as we know couldn't get the secretary of state on the phone in the case of jake sullivan. this is so interesting. he writes cabinet memos in his own name to the cabinet because the president has told the cabinet by the way -- >> right. >> you make sure that you listen, that jake sullivan is kind of command central on this. i've done 16 national security advisers. >> i would say this, bob. if dr. brzezinski were here, he would say, yeah, and i outlasted cy vance. >> that's exactly true. >> let's talk about jake sullivan for a second. i want to follow up on this. i've heard from world leaders. i've heard from their aides. i've heard from from ambassadors across europe and the middle east, the same thing. how's blinken doing? they go, oh my god. he's so great. he know what is to say. he knows what to do. what about jake sull