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john. >> john: jen, thanks. dan hoffman, former cia station chief and fox news contributor. dan, start with this deal that russia has made with iran on ballistic missiles. john kirby mentioned it just a moment ago in a gaggle aboard air force 1. here is what he said. >> in addition, and as i warned last month from the white house podium, russia negotiations, russian negotiations to acquire close range ballistic missiles from iran have been actively advancing. while we have been monitoring this closely we have not seen any confirmation that missiles have actually moved from iran is russia. but iranians are clearly indicating they will ship ballistic missiles to russia and no reason to believe they will not follow through. >> john: how could that change the game in ukraine? >> well, this is the -- one of the consequences of vladimir putin's brutal invasion of ukraine where we have seen the creation of this centuries axis of tyranny, russia is beholden to china for hydrocarbons and north korea and now iran for ballistic missiles and drones. that's why sanctions don't matter a wh

. >> >> reporter: jen and john are idahoans through and through. they're raising their 2-year-old son here along with 11 cats they took in and ended up adopting. so what happened next made them feel betrayed by the state they love. >> they said, well, because you're in the state of idaho, we could not provide a termination for you. >> they passed a trigger ban that would ban abortion in almost all circumstances if roe v. wade got overturned. of course that happened in june of 2022, so the abortion ban went into effect. now it is illegal in idaho to get an abortion in almost all circumstances, one of the few exceptions is to save the life of the person that is pregnant. >> there is no exception for a circumstance like jens where his health was at risk and her life was not immediately threatened. >> how were you just weighing the risks to yourself and to your family? >> i knew there was no question in my mind that i was going to travel and get an abortion one way or the other because i knew my season son deserves a chance to have mis mother here and

. >> reporter: 12 weeks into it jen atkins pregnancy, she and her husband john got devastating news, their baby had turnovers -- turner syndrome . the longer the pregnancy continued, the higher risk she had of developing life- threatening high blood pressure. >> i wanted to be pregnant and have this baby, she was not going to live and my health was at risk. >> reporter: they are idahoans through and through. john family goes back six generations. they are raising their 2-year-old son here along with 11 tax they took in and ended up adopting. what happened next made them feel betrayed by the state they loved. >> because you are in the state of idaho, we cannot provide termination for you, we cannot provide abortion. >> reporter: in 2020, idaho passed trigger band that would ban abortions in all circumstances of roe v. wade was overturned which happened in 2022. the abortion ban went into effect, it is illegal to get an abortion in almost all circumstances. one of the few exceptions is to save the life of the person pregnant. there is no exception for a circumstance like jen where her

but if there's 2 journalists in the last half century that have deserved that, of course, it's john field jen, his good friend julian sondra, which he's a great, great, was a great defender and a great friend off. and john ad julian has really lost a, another friend after losing daniel ellsberg last year. so john pilcher did what western governments pretend journalism journalist should do. they say they defend freedom of the press, but never want them to really do because when they really do, they start to condemn them. that'd be classified. you carry out a piece of the day about certain documents that are going to be classified british government documents that showed the jump told you were certainly on their radar and they were, they were upset with him. they didn't like what he was doing and they want to do whatever they can and how you're going to put jump builder in jail. right. so they've got julia saunders in jail now you couldn't put pilcher in jail, but you can get them fired or blackballed and blacklisted away from the main stream . he was a star report, a growing up at the mirror a

but we're happy with that, john, the jen, you tells the children about a big traditional celebration. the feast assess steps which parents organized when that time then so woke jimmy, his relatives all celebrating and have invited her to bring the school children to the party to the little troops feet are tied together with a will in ribbon offensive by that. so yes. okay, so then we have a raise in the winter, it gets to come over then let me just, let's prepare some things for the party who wants to recite upon the dilate name of that of that on the game, but she lives shutting and alice gets a may seem to be, they take the b are they practiced and then to bind because the parties also help to welcome a new born into the family. literally, we have to hurry the parties in 2 days. just practice on your way home. you can sing as low as you want in the mountains. nobody will hear you. but what about the the, the thought you will be in a neighbouring valley. the house have rented a house without cooking themselves. the ginia and her husband brought 9 children from the yet school. they ca

but we're happy with that, john. the jen, you tells the children about a big traditional celebration. the feast assess steps which parents organized when that time then woke jimmy, his relatives all celebrating and have invited her to bring the school children to the party to see the little child's feet are tied together with a will and ribbon offensive by that. yes. okay, so then we have a race and the winner it gets to come to written. let me check this, let's prepare some things for the party. who wants to recite the dilate name of that of that on the game. but july shutting in. alice gets a may seem to be they take the b that they practice the bind because the parties will also help to welcome a new born into the family with the letter. we have to hurry the parties in 2 days . just practice on your way home. you can sing as loud as you want in the mountains . nobody will hear you. but the other thing is that the, the body will be in a neighboring valley. the hosts have rented a house without cooking themselves. the ginia

>> john: a lot more work because of all of this. jenhis are not letting up either. >> that's right, john. we now have video from the houthis of the downed u.s. mq 9 reaper drone. the iran proxy shot down the american drone using a surface to air missile and since our report last night we have used that two u.s. owned vessels mvc champion and nay voice poor tuna minor damage in separate attacks near the golf of aden involving antiship missiles and drones. u.s. partner war ships to the down 10 one way attack drones during a four and a half hour relentless attack by the houthis on monday. and the uss la boon defended itself against antiship missile challenging day for the u.s. navy. >> john: keeping the navy on its toes, no question. jen at the pentagon for us. thank you. the u.s. has vetoed an arab backed u.n. resolution demanded immediate humanitarian cease-fire in the embattled gaza strip. the vote in the 15 member security council was 13-1 with the united kingdom abstaining. it was the third u.s. veto of a security council resolution d

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. >> by the way, i haven't seen language that profane since i stole judge jennings shirtless photo of john tesh wearing a shirt. will also called larry's attack unforgivable and despicable? and how it reminded him of his own father's violent outbursts whenof he was a kid. >> well, how the hell was larry so attacking elmo reminds someone of child abuse. you know, it's an adult in there under . that cheap red, whatever the hell fabric that is. i mean, wait till he finds fabrt . >> elmo has a grown man's hand up his and joe, you were equally as emotionally harmed t by this, weren't you? >> and it's touched you.? i traumatized because michael ta strahan's teeth remindedum of me before orthodontic work. but this is didn't bother me,ece greg, because wil wheaton took this joke and then decidedd to to make it about himself. r of and he's not the center episnything, especially a a star trek episode that wants to be good at that. >> oh, i hate i hatenadians people tell comedians how to make jokes. yeah. you don't tell the beatles how to make songs. now, that's pretty arrogant. methat'st , myself an

randy, i only got to know john told her late in his life and in the context of his support for julian assigned jen for wiki leaks. tell us about the relationship between culture and assigned. how did they become acquainted? and was john a week a week supporter from the beginning? yes, i was totally amazed, mesmerized by the revolutionary journalistic work of julia. besides, go away back. i think before 2010, i've been review them 30 times over the last 8 years and he goes way back. he gave a julian to 2010 the for stages martha gal horn award. even though it's, there's no video of it, but he's talked about it many times. she was very close friends with the germans, martha gal horn. and he was like the main person that ran the gal horn institute or whatever organization it's called in to gave out this prestigious award. i think one of the last times was when i saw you, they gave it to robert perry. so it's rarely given out, but julian, he met way back then, and they became great friends. he visited them many times. once he was ensconced inside the ecuadorian embassy and was really uh, was such an e

john? let's thank you for taking my call, jen. i have got a two part question. [ indiscernible ] where do you put it? is it a pharma company or something else? they also missed their last quarter earnings pretty substantially, what are your thoughts going forward? >> you know, that was a miss, and it did bum me out, because it is a healthcare company for animals, both livestock, but just companion animals, and it is a great company. i think it was a one-off, i think it is a good stop. let's go to bob in new york, bob? >> yes, jim. this is bob from new york, and first of all, i want to thank you for taking my call. i want to know what you think about the stock micron technology. >> okay, m you -- i like to type with an open hand. i think son jake is one of the greats in the business. when you said it was bottom, before the turn in the actual business, i was actually more foolish. i told him that you've got to get more bullets. i told him i knew it better than he did. that was point hubris and wrong. but anyway, i was right. yes, i

. >> i want to play for you some of what ambassador john bolton told our colleague jen psaki yesterday silence and russian prison officials claiming navalny side from sudden death syndrome. watch. >> trump has been completely silent. he had a two-hour speech yesterday, said nothing. what do you make of that? >> well, heaven forbid he say anything critical of vladimir putin. look, accidents don't happen in those kinds of russian prison camps. he they told her the cause of death was sudden death syndrome. i'd sure like to know what that is, maybe it means you are alive one minute and dead the next. i don't know what else it could mean. >> ambassador, i want to know what you make of donald trump being absolutely silent on putin specifically this week. >> well, i'm not surprised by it. four years ago when navalny was poisoned i wrote a column in the "washington post" saying the whole world is outraged and mr. trump was silent at the time, president trump was silent at the time. so that's consistent. i don't see him changing. what i don't understand is why other members in his party won't c

should tender jennings, which would result in draft pick compensation if jennings signs a multi-year contract elsewhere. can't believe johnf he has a headache already. and it is. check this out. time on a tuesday night girls high school basketball in marlin, texas, a player for the wortham team loses her shoe while dribbling a marlin player, shawna robinson tosses it back to her but doesn't stop there. robinson says, hey, here's your shoe and i'll take the ball. please take it in for a layup. the players with an indication of the way the game went, wortham scored five points. hey, let me get the ball. marlin scored 99 points. i was going to say really good sportsmanship until she took the ball. >> here's your shoe. here's a trade. >> yeah. going to the basket. thanks, joe. thanks. you bet. >> thanks for joining us. west coast rap next here on ktvu. >> good night everybody. thanks for joining s. we'll e this van just hit me out of nowhere. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to get an attorney because i could not work. i called jacoby & meyers they had their own drea

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>> bret: as far as jen, you had lawmakers like senator lindsey graham and senator john cornyn saying there should be strikes inside tehran, inside iran proper. no indication that that's going to happen, right? >> absolutely. we have talked to u.s. officials that is not in the cards in this first round of strikes. and the u.s., of course, would like to avoid a broader conflict. but, again, the enemy gets a vote. and the problem is things could escalate and nobody is ruling anything or out. >> bret: last thing, jen. you say this is the beginning, and that's what they are telling us. but we don't have any sense of, you know, how long this is going to go, do we? >> i'm told it will be days, possibly weeks. but this is a campaign. it's a campaign that has been put together with targets by centcom. you saw 58 targets tonight. and they're leaving out the houthis. so if the houthis decide to escalated attacks, that's a whole -- that's a different part of the campaign. so, again, they are hoping that iran and its proxies get the message. we're hearing some reports that one top commander of a

up to more than $400 million at the ose in these various legal cases, jen all right, thanks for that. my panel back to discuss john, i mean, trump has this reputation for not paying his bills. can ease stiff. the court he cannot, he cannot. what's going to jim, first of all, i'd like to note that the judgment is actually a little higher than people think there's something called a pre judgment interest rate that runs to this and the court set a date on this and some of them are as old as two years and that adds up to a bottleneck $100 that's on his judgment that is already there and grows every day at a rate of 9% interest rates. so this is something he can just sit on even if he appeals the rate apparently goes on and on. the interest rates so this is a growing debt now, what can he do what can he he, can ease, stiff them? know what's going to happen is the attorney general will come in, they'll seize the properties and they will liquidate them at fire sale prices. and that will take more buildings than he could probably negotiate if he doesn't try to make an effort to do it. the other thing is he could probably

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jen griffin getting a round of questions in there. we'll bring you the news as we get it, johnst airport makes a major change to clamp down on homeless people hanging out in the terminals. jonathan serrie is at the airport, how bad has the problem gotten there? >> john, in recent months on a cold night you could see as many as 300 homeless people sleeping here in the atrium of the main terminal at hartsfield jackson atlanta international airport. because it's a public space, there were limits what police could do. city council has revised a loitering area to close the area 24/7 to the general public but exceptions for personnel, tic tickets passengers. >> everyone is welcome, transacting business at the airport. >> so no changes for the average traveller, but allowing access only to people conducting business at the airport raises concerns for some advocates for the homeless. >> the sort of criminalization, arresting people, that may help the airport's problem, but will not help the community's problem, it's going to make the community's problem worse. >> but city officials say

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johns wow, this is certainly quite a moment. manu standby, because i want to bring in scott jennings. he is a cnn contributor and a long adviser to mitch mcconnell before he was formal and now he's informal and i would say scott, it's probably fair to they say a very close friend. i mentioned to manu that i don't remember. we were talking here. i've seen senator mcconnell get sort of emotional understandably. so when longtime colleagues pass away, but he his voice was cracking throughout this entire speech. it was obviously not easy for him to give. and one of the many lines that struck me, scott was him when he talked about his age and the fact that it's time for him to move on. no longer. he said he's no longer the young man standing in the back hoping people remember my name it's time for the next generation of leadership. >> scott >> yes. listening to his speech today, i was struck by that as well. that he is sort of acknowledging what a lot of americans are feeling about their government right now. and you also heard him say that he has many flaws, but failure to understand polit

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jen, do we know how the secretary is doing? >> we are awaiting the update, should know more during the press briefing, john, we don't know at this point. still receiving critical care, we are told. the white house said moments ago the president does not have any concerns about defense secretary austin's ability to continue to serve, however. austin canceled his trip to nato headquarters tomorrow and new the ukraine contact group meeting which he normally heads to discuss support for ukraine will be held virtually. the defense secretary was taken to walter reed by his security detail sunday afternoon and is now being treated in the critical care unit for complications from surgery from prostate cancer. doctors releasing the following statement, it is not clear how long secretary austin will remain hospitalized. the current bladder issue is not expected to change his full anticipated recovery. his cancer prognosis remains excellent. meanwhile, u.s. central command carried out five self-defense strikes in yemen, destroying seven anti-ship cruise missiles and four sea drones houthis were preparing to launch in the red sea. earlier t

john: they realize you vote? your vote counts equally as much? >> i agree completely. the problem comes from we have the democrats on social media aware of jenpublicans don't, they have not pushed the way the democrats have and that has turned a lot of jen z away from the republican pretty. >> reporter: what do you suggest in terms of reaching out to jen z voters? we hear from republicans, they want to ban tiktok and everybody is on tiktok and even president biden said it's a great way to reach young voters. what would you suggest to nikki haley or donald trump or others? >> use social media but not tiktok. i don't support tiktok. i think it is a horrible apps. my father is against it. when it came out he said if you download this, i am taking away your technology. especially -- instagram, twitter. >> reporter: message to the candidates, get on instagram and twitter. a big issue for a lot of people the economy when you're a student, you don't have a lot of money in your pocket, got to make it go along way. how is the current economic situation particularly inflation impacting you when you are at school? >> for a lot of college students, thei

john kirby privately acknowledged he would like to be named press secretary and expressed frustration that karine jean-pierre hit the reporters who asked him questions at briefings. when she got the job after jen psaki, president biden was on the truman balcony having a re70ion and mr. biden tried to reassure karine jean-pierre not to worry about filling jen psaki's shoes. he said, you'll have an admiral looking over your shoulder. >> steve: larger point, white house is having a messaging problem and kirby has been given expanded role and we saw ian samms answering questions. >> brian: we have a problem in ukraine, and with secretary of defense has series of medical mishaps and not tell anybody and we need somebody with pentagon experience and kjp has none and not jen psaki on her feet. >> lawrence: on the merits of it, i kind of agree with kirby. he's doing the job already, answering questions outside of national security scope and doesn't get the pay or title, if i'm him, i'm upset, as well. how would you feel if there is a major crisis in the white house and they choose you to come out there and clear the air and karine jean-pierre does job of intern and pick people to get questions, i woul

feeds right into that john all with us now cnn political commentator and former south carolina state representative bakari sellers and cnn senior political commentator. scott jennings. this as kate meanders over to stand beside me on this very nice way of saying, walk, walk, stop. >> this. >> here. that's the important thing. look, i want to read to you. i was reading politico this morning and it had a quote from kellyanne conway on the issue of ivf here it says former top trump adviser and longtime ally kellyanne conway has warned republicans away from bands or limits on ivf. and in fact advise them to forcefully support such treatments during a capitol hill briefing, december conway shared polling the found that an overwhelming number of voters 86% support ivf, even those who consider themselves pro-life and evangelical. so again, i know this is an issue that's emotional and very real for a lot of people tried to have children. there's also the politics of it. bakari, first to you, what do you make of kellyanne's comments and where things stand? >> mark this on the calendar. i agree with kellyanne conway >> this >> isn't about politics or motion, this is about re

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jen this time at least in other conflicts. and she has the file too many cases to be seen as passive. that's been, i've also seen my boss or john was receiving for us on the mobile devices and the families being attack. so this is if you believe and this is something new, role that press freedom organizations doing like my own collecting evidence. when i see all the documents that you guys is getting to try and show at the time of the delivery of the price in order to silence the press and you talk about collecting evidence. but given the difficulty is around access at the moment. how easy is it to even keep track of journalists, deaths and injuries? this is extremely difficult, as we point out. the situation is a point. and one thing that adds to the situation is the fact that is rather is blocking the germans from entering the ga, the region. so we can only have the report, the by the other thing in jennings, for the knowledge or at least have been allowed, which is again another restrictions on press freedom. would it be fair to say that this has also become an information? well, a fight to try to dominate the narrative. tha

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