notice pete buttigieg didn't show up at the president a year later, i went in april, wonderful people, gorgeous town but when i walked the streets, there was not a single person walking outside. the only two people i saw outside were assessing getting air quality readings off some meter but an embarrassment to the country have the president of the united states make a promise to go and then say, his excuse was too busy, too overwhelmed, there's a lot of things going on at the white house. meanwhile, how many things times we see him on the beach getting a tan and show up for a couple of hours, it doesn't cut it and those people know it and they needed help and they still need help and they haven't got it. >> we have sarah carter, an exclusive she did with hannity talking to residents, let's listen in raymond, i want your thoughts on their excitement. >> what was your first impression when you heard president biden was coming to east palestine? >> i laughed, i said why? they probably don't even want him here anymore. >> is it too little, too late? >> of course it is, he's only here beca

driving versatility, do youi think thdee president's team his reelection team is overwriting pete buttigieg i trump who said on tape this is a gift to china on a silver platter they've moved cheaper ev's and captured a big chunk of the market. david: i also want to talk about liquefied natural gas, now youi have the administration putting a pause on the whole thing in exactly the time when europe isr desperate we were trying topo hd back russia's blackmailing of b europe as they did before with the own natural gas pipeline.io what do you think ofn that as e administration you learn anything. >> energy security is thergye mn thing this is all about america first this is why you see other countries getting rich off oftr our mistakes and this isl whyli trump harps on this all the time let's take take care americane first just as vega vicedk has bn talking about that's where the focus needs to be. david: it is insane and we have so much potential. >> energy independence energy dominance is the key not only to american prosperity but worle.d leadership. david: great to see you both, thank you fo

pete buttigieg the secretary of transportation, this is under his purview.pply chain crisis that shut down air travel when he was 19 years old. after presiding over all that, this happens. pete buttigieg does not go to your fair city until donald trump goes first. it just reminds people, and people don't want to be looked upon as political ponds. every time i hear them talking about the border it's the same situation. they say there is a lot of political risk or we don't like the political liability. don't think that way when people are suffering. >> it's so transparent and so obvious what they are trying to do here. you know what? if he really cared he would have been there earlier. that is quite obvious. mr. mayor, if i lived in your town i would not bother to see him. it would be a waste of time for me. i feel like if he cared he would have come when it mattered. anyway, we appreciate your time, mr. mayor. kellyanne conway good to see you. when we come back a former trump official the latest victim of the out of control crime in our nation's capitol. he i

which kind of makes you wonder if pete buttigieg has ever seen anyone drive a car. [ laughter ] but sometimese need a friendly reminder from the government to not play a video game in our ski goggles on the turnpike. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i think it's interesting. the better technology gets, the dumber we get. every time there's an amazing new product, we have to remind people not to eat it. [ laughter ] but lots of what they call "early adopters" are already using the headset. in fact, it looks like a guy in our audience is wearing one of these headsets right now. >> argghh! >> jimmy: hello? >> wow, this thing is the future. it's like you're right here in the room with me right now! >> jimmy: yeah. well, i am in the room with you right now. >> hold on one second. one second. >> jimmy: what are you doing? >> ah ah! hold on just one second. and -- send. sorry, i just had to rsvp "maybe" for my cousin, he's having a board game night. >> jimmy: you felt you had to do that during the show? >> geez, would you not interrupt me, please? >> jimmy: i'm interrupting you? >> no, not you, my bank kee

[laughter] please help me welcome our honorable secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg. [applause] sec. buttigieg: wow. thank you for the kind introduction and for your friendship. it is great to be reunited with you. i am delighted to be referred to as a boy wonder, because strangely, i have noticed every day i seem to be older than i was the previous day and the pattern has not reversed itself yet. it is a real treat to be with you and to be with secretary slater, who has been such a great source of insight and somebody who is i often look to in pursuing our work. ambassador, thank you for hosting us. thank you to everyone at meridian, including fred who encouraged me to come and i'm sorry he cannot be here today. but i know he would if he could. i will be exceedingly brief in introductory remarks because i would like for us to make the most of the conversation that we are about to have. but i thought i would mention a few things to help illustrate the relevance of international relations and relationships to the work that we're doing at the department of transportation

. >> gavin newsom, uh, >> i mean, gavin newsom, uh, pete buttigieg or pete buttigieg will. >> pete, peteecond in line. who is kamala harris now? he's obuged who is kamala harris now? he's obliged by the laws of critical race theory and wokeism to give the reins to her. but she is even more unpopular than biden is. you know, kamala harris makes hillary clinton look like miss congeniality. >> i think kamala harris would be a better president if you actually was senile, because at least somebody else would be pulling the strings anyway. moving the times moving on. we've got the times now, leader humza yousaf now, and snp leader humza yousaf sent money that was meant for other charities to a hamas unked other charities to a hamas linked organisation in gaza . it linked organisation in gaza. it seems a bit unfair because scotland in worse scotland is in a much worse state gaza. nicholas hahaha state than gaza. nicholas hahaha well um , the problem is that the well um, the problem is that the problem is twofold. >> first of all, uh, the aid went basically scotland had this emergency humanitari

decision will be made but where the decision for him not to run happen, vice president harris, pete buttigieg, senator amy klobuchar, governor whitmer of michigan, gavin newsom of california. >> i feel like you left some names off. >> those are my top five. who did i leave off ? >> there is a long list, governor pritzker of illinois, there are some new governors, josh shapiro get talked about, it is all hypothetical. joe biden is running for re- election, that is where we are. >> he won the nobel peace prize freeing poland from the grip of the soviet union. fighting for the future of democracy in ukraine. he is here on set with me next, you do not want to miss this. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around... and right now, you can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan. all on the most reliable 5g network nationwide. ditch the other guys and you'll save hundreds. get a free line of unlimited intro for 1 year when you buy one unlimited line. and for a limited time, get the new samsung g

. >> kayleigh: pete buttigieg and gavin newsom will have to bring her down. >> mollie: i want the confidencead job as vice president and she can run for president, admirable and sweet, what is happen nothing your world where you think this is possible? she ran in 2020 and did not goat a single delegate. >> harris: hair flip. >> mollie: she has not performed well thus far. it is true republicans if they want to win election need to start talking about the issue in far better ways. kamala harris is so radical on abortion. she supports abortion on demand through all nine months of pregnancy. >> emily: litigate on the debate stage. luke combs and tracey chapman sang a duet of "fast car" bridging the divide that many in the media have tried to create ♪ k-d , ♪ k-d ♪ k-d hi, i'm jason. i've lost 228 pounds on golo. ♪ i don't ever want to go back to wearing a 4xl shirt or not being able to climb up stairs without taking a break. so i'm committed to golo for life. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment

there was bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren, and pete buttigieg, and they all had operation informationhe state. and so turnout much lower. on the other hand, this shows a lovely of democratic unity and force that i think is going to be kind of the bare minimum that they need to really get this campaign rolling. i think it also does reflect, victor, that, you know, right now, you have viewers that are watching all of this unfold in cities like detroit and cleveland. and denver. and all over the country. and this was a really important place for president biden to start, to say that black voters who are the majority of democratic voters in south carolina, are a constituency that is very important to him. and kicks off what's going to be a campaign to turn out the black vote. as the base of the democratic party. absolutely essential for him to win. >> lehe's going to have to do tt again in michigan coming up in about three weeks. let me ask you, let's put the results board up again, please. dean phillips finishes behind marianne williamson with 1.7% here. he didn't win, although new hamps

pete buttigieg failed these people as well. guy: secretary pete, we called him mayor pete. pete. rachel: not to be confused. rachel: he's not my favorite pete. guy: senate race in ohio and that's on the board for democrats to be worried about. pete: no doubt. if only they were palestinians maybe they'd get lots of aid but it's east palestine and they get a quick visit a year later. the gentleman in the red sweater next to joe biden, his name is trent conaway and he's the mayor and he'll be here in aen hour and we'll ask him what he thinks. did he appreciate joe showing up? we'll find out. turn to a few headlines starting with vice president kamala harris wrapping up last day in munich and set to deliver remarks in just over an hour. wasn't wait. alongside ukrainian president zelensky, harris expected to address the mysterious death of russian prisoner alexy navalny. making over 100 arrests so far and protests playing out around the world including here in the u.s. outside of the gates in the russian embassy in washington. west virginia senator joe mansion revealing he'll no

their hand except for one person john hickenlooper who didn't go very far marianne williamson, pete buttigiegl of these people agree with him the democratic party agree c withau him and i say this not because of his cognitive abilities are terrifying but to say is a perfect representation of where the democratic party is at waging class warfare against the working class through the open border through ukraine funding. >> with or without his marbles you're sayining there relevant,o we have this quick clip to play, here comes, take a quick look.nu supported this bill and stated after putin, opposing it is playing into putin's hands,an house republicans you haves to decide are you going to stand up for freedom or are you going to side with terror in tierney like in a standard ukraine or s puti. we stand with america or trump.n larry: that is awful, the bestit thing could happen is daytime b tv, nobody saw. in all honesty we will be g on prime time, whatever you think. i agree with you, the policy is far left stuff and it's failingy >> and i say something about rep that. >> it's too much fun. >>

democrat primaries and 2020, he won south carolina, elizabeth warren wasn't dropping out, pete buttigiegasn't dropping out, bernie sanders wasn't dropping out, and then klobuchar was still in. the phone call was made, "it's got to be joe." remember when greg brady got signed by the record producer to record a song and then it turned out they didn't use his voice, and he was like "what is this," and they said, "no, you fit the suit." joe biden fit the suit. he was the right guy to run in that position, they could prop him up. of course he is stubborn, of course you won't want to leave. here is how the phone call goes. or maybe they go to the oval office, "joe, the heat is on hunter, the heat is on your brother, and the heat is on you. this going to be a couple of very powerful democrats in the house and senate who are going to start publicly say that this thing smells dirty, and there's going to be convictions and there's going to be impeachment. here is your chance. you pardon your brother, you pardon your son, you get the hell out of here." that is how they get rid of joe biden. monica:

wonder boy pete buttigieg showed up, wonder why he was not there today shaking hands and putting himselfnd i actually went and visited in april. beautiful people, beautiful town, but they were not getting the help that they needed. for him to show up more than a year after the accident, come on. that is so fundamentally wrong. these are good americans who are on the bad side of a disaster and the president a year later, that's just unfathomable. >> sean: really is. i mean it's kind of laughable to me, joe concha, but the media will not talk about the 40% of the time he is on vacation, resting. his very light schedule every day. he does next to nothing most days of the week, because he is not capable of it. so what was this all about? >> well, three days this week alone to your point, the president had no public appearances on his schedule. tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, and whoever is advising the president, public appearances lately when he actually makes them really should be updating their linkedin page and get that resume ready, because they should be fired. an overwhelming number

here's one example from pete buttigieg. >> we're investing at hubs like chicago o' o'hare national airptnd baggage system better. reporter: this investment for 100 airplanes in 44 states comes a at a precarious time for air travel as you know, stu. a recent survey from travel booking app hopper finds half of travelers planning spring break get aways are concerned about delays and cancellations, even as secretary buttigieg touts holding airlines accountable. add to that worries over the rise of near misses on runways at airports across the country caused partly by the shortage of air traffic controllers and of course the problems with the boeing 737 max 9 after that plug flew off a plane in midair last month. to that end, faa administrator mike whitaker toured boeing 737 production line in the seattle area this week and met with boeing senior leadership and faa inspectors on the ground there. in a statement whitaker says we're aggressively expanding oversight of new aircraft with increased floor presence at all boeing facilities to ensure boeing is delivering safe airplanes. secretary but

we had pete buttigieg. all these people very seriously running for president.y were spending time in the state. they had volunteers on the ground. you turn out a bigger vote. what i said at the time is that i had no thoughts of coming anywhere close to that. my hope was, i have said anything from 100 one time to 150. i may have said from 150 to 200. i knew one thing, it would be between 20% and 35% what have it was the last time. >> i know what you said about where the vote was in south carolina, and that's critically important. but i do want to press you on the notion of the president's support among black voters in other states that will be very competitive, like michigan. there was a voter who did talk to my colleague jeff zeleny. he talked about his concerns with the president and the fact that he doesn't necessarily feel that the president can relate. let's take a listen. >> he speaks to an entirely different generation. he speaks to the graeatest generation. he speaks very well to the baby boomers. but he does not speak to a generation that had a presiden

pete buttigieg writing, all systems require the human driver to be in control at all times.hink it's fascinating that he seems to be more worried about the car and its software and its ability to drive itself than the guy wearing the goggles, which says a lot about the department of transportation and tesla, i think. >> no kidding. >> don't do that. >> yeah, don't do that. it's hard to get used to some of the gadgets in the new cars because i'm so old school, i like to be in control. >> i like knobs. >> i don't like those. do you do this, too? >> as opposed to menu, sub-menu, wipers, yeah. >> thanks, scott. >>> all right, everyone, sf, kc, take your pick, and we're not talking about the point spread here. >> nope. ahead of super bowl lviii, one website is trying to get to the bottom of what each city has to offer. they're comparing the cities in a dozen categories. kansas city wins in famous athletes, but we're not so sure. also, he's applying actual city limits, so san mateo's tom brady and barry bonds are nonfactors. meat lovers will surely applaud kansas city fare, but re

we are joined by secretary of transportation pete buttigieg.t to start with one of the questions we heard most often from folks in east palestine , and that is why it took president biden more than a year to visit. sec. buttigieg: the president went at the invitation of the mayor. the commitment of this administration to the people of east palestine did not end when the media firestorm left. it continues, and we will be with the people of east palestine for as long as it takes. there are different sides to the response. the epa is holding norfolk southern responsible for the cleanup. fema has been involved. for our department, the process is making sure things like this can't happen again, which is why we have taken so many steps on real safety policy and are pressuring congress to do more. geoff: despite intense scrutiny from regulatory agencies since the derailment, rail accidents have increased. what accounts for that? sec. buttigieg: we are doing everything we can with the authorities that we have. focused inspections. a new role requiring

wonder boy pete buttigieg showed up.nd putting himself out in front o f the camera. i actually wen.t and visited. i went there in april. beautiful people, beautiful town, but they were not gettingt the help they needed to. for him to show up more than a year after the accident? come on.s so that is so fundamentally wrong. these are good americans who are on the bad side of a disaster, and the president, a year later -- it's unfathomable. >> sean: it really is. it is kind of laughable to me, joe concha. but the media is not going tomei talk about the 40% of the time joe is on vacation, resting, his very light schedule every day.e that he does next to nothing most days of the week, because he's not capable of it. what was this all about? >> sean, three days this week alone. to your point, the president hap no public appearances on his schedule. tuesday, wednesday, andsd thursday. whoever is advising this t president on public appearancesa telately, when he actually doesu makeal them, really should be updating their linkedi

pete buttigieg writing on social media, all driver assistance systems available today require the humane in control at all times. don't do dumb things, but then, again, i was thinking about it, we talk about people doing dumb things as a fair amount of news. several people in my family are in ems. that's doing dumb things. mike mostly reports on people doing dumb things. it keeps us employed. >> yeah, sadly when it hurts others. >> think smarter. >> be smarter. >> thanks, scott. >>> new at 6:00 for you, airline interior cabin makeover is not sitting well with some folks over on social media. so the company posted on its tiktok page, southwest airlines, they actually posted this design, the new design on friday. it includes what many commenting say appears to be thinner seats and a change they're not necessarily or not at all thrilled with. however, southwest says the video was more of an overview of the cabin design and not an exact representation of how big those seats are. a person who is 6'4", broad shoulders, thinner seats not a good thing. we'll see. >> i don't mind it. i've got ro

transportation secretary pete buttigieg is doubling down on efforts to ensure airplane safety.portland yesterday to visit an airport terminal and talked about last week's preliminary ntsb report on the scare involving the blown-out sealed door panel. the panel on the 737 max 9 plane was missing four key anchor bolts, likely removed and never reinstalled during final assembly at boeing's factory last september. while there are many unanswered questions, buttigieg is working to sort through how it happened. >> how can an aircraft go into service with passengers getting onboard when bolts are missing that need to be there for obvious reasons? that is part of not just what ntsb is looking at, but something that informs the investigative process. we've got boots on the ground at spirit aero systems and boeing itself. >> buttigieg called out boeing, but also called out the supplier that provided the fuselage. he said the report should also serve as a guiding light for the ntsb and faa investigators. >>> this year's tax deadline is two months away but there's good reason to file right

- in east palestine they are not happy with administration response to this, let's not forget,pete buttigieg did not go for weeks after the accident when people crying out for someone to show up he finally went now the president going a year later look an election year everybody understands, that the mayor did ask him, you got to ins, that there are seeking help senators brown vans from ohio thewritten asked hhs, cdc agency for toxic substances track people in this area similar to veterans near tests for war being tracked for serious illness want to make sure they get care they need residents requested president come doesn't mean necessarily thrilled but keep in mind this city is near pennsylvania. so again election year pennsylvania, being a swing state, kamala harris is going to pittsburgh, you know put this together, but i do hope that the people get the help they deserve and that they are tracking this registry but does seem more avenue political move than anything else, at this point, i think most people there feel that it is maybe better late than never certainly 4r5i9. maria: what a s

congressman, okay, so there's this: the faa transportation secretary pete buttigieg, they were recentlyin close call, near collisions of airplane airplanes at u.s. airports. it's something like it's up 25% versus a decade ago. and the tsa and airlines have been battling against things like customer fights in airports and on planes, and now the president's border crisis has illegal ail a yens at airports in chicago -- aliens at airports in chicago and boston. we watched you today, your sewer action with the faa chief. we want to listen and show the viewer what happened at the hearing with you grilling the faa chief. watch this. >> i'm just asking if you've -- you're the administrator. has the faa approved any requests to house illegal foreign nationals? >> i'm going to answer that if you'll let me. >> okay. >> my understanding -- >> i just want to use the time efficiently. >> yeah. so the faa a does approve requests for community use. whatever the category. there's a huge number of categories for community use, and our criteria a's whether it interrupts aeronautical uses or is otherwise

breakfast club, the morning show that hosts any politicians such as hillary clinton, bernie sanders, pete buttigiegc was told yesterday that vice president harris has not met his 2020 expectations -- 2024, but also says i do not think it is too late for her to pivot. here is that. [video clip] >> you been kind of tough on her. >> i do not think it is too late for her to pivot. historically, vice president's have always kind of played their role, to basically parrot the president, speak on behalf of the president. batman, we are -- but man, we are in a new era. new jack problems, we need new check solutions. she is the first woman of color in that position, so there think she can talk about, things she can say. man, we'll remember her in those senate hearings when she was pressing this people, she was like really -- she was prosecuting these people. i want to see her prosecute the case against donald trump in this country. i feel like she could go out there and really the -- let the american people know what is going on. i would like to see her going on outlets like fox news. i would like to see her

thank you for inviting me to testify today under the leadership of secretary pete buttigieg to fulfill the agency's important safety mission. every person has been touched by crashes on our nation's rhodes. many of us, me included, have lost loved ones, friends, or family to a crash and virtually everyone knows someone who has been injured. that is why this work touches every person of the united states every day. committed to making the roads safer for everyone, preventing crashes and reducing fatalities, injuries, and the economic cost of crashes on our roads. today, i am pleased to share new early estimates of traffic fatalities for january through september 2023, which project the traffic fatalities declined for the sixth straight quarter. we are projecting that the fatalities decreased about 4.5% for the same time in 2022. while optimistic we are finally seeing a reversal the record height fatalities seen during the pandemic, this is not a cause for celebration. an estimated 19,515 people died in motor vehicle traffic crashes in the first half of 2023. a devastating loss that secr

and so am i transportation secretary pete buttigieg says, the real safety act would mean new inspection and new safety requirements for railroads so at the end of the day, do you think the real safety act we passed or not? >> i think it will if we keep the attention, the focus, and the pressure on when asked about lobbying efforts and the rail safety act, norfolk southern pointing to reductions in its accident rates. also saying in a statement to cnn, our industry can hey, rarely even safer, but it will take railroads, car owners, and manufacturers and our customers from day one, we've shared these views directly with our elected officials. we see a real opportunity for us to advance policies that will prevent accidents and improve collaboration with first responders while the battle continues in washington, in east palestine, the epa says, it's tests continued to show the air soil, and water are safe we're continues on local creeks where some sheen has been spotted as of late. >> and now we're working with norfolk southern to develop a plan to remediate and store those creek >> they ca

. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg, now issuing a nationwide warning about distracted drivingmes after several videos like this one showing people driving while using the new apple vision pro. those videos have since went viral, and his message on social media. buttigieg reminded everyone that drivers must be fully engaged while on the road, even if they're using advanced assistance systems like tesla's quote unquote autopilot. a waymo passenger sharing details about a frightening incident that he says left him feeling temporarily trapped inside of a waymo vehicle. it's just one of the latest incidents, raising questions once again about the safety of these driverless cars. abc seven news reporter luz pena as the story. >> a couple minutes into his waymo ride, robert moreno said the cool feeling of getting an invitation to ride on a driverless vehicle quickly shifted. and some some panic set in. >> um, just owing to the situation itself. >> on saturday, robert and his husband said a person who looked homeless was trying to cover the sensors of the vehicle. as the light turned

. >> pete buttigieg. they got gavin newsod rem. judge judy, she's support nikki haley. who's that?i would support her if she were strong. much hotter. probably snortinator g dope. snortinator >> hunter. hunter biden, the wife, sthe son, the holy spirit. >> holy spirit to be. no. oh acte., it comes to be. >> trump wants to maket. america great again. again. do you think he's goin >>. g do it? biden biden has put us in such a toilet. it's going to be very difficul . to pull out in four years. he's only four. that can do it. i love trump. i love trump. i have more money in my pocket when trump was in office. so i think it's a little bit late sometimes. >> but at the end of the day, >> ion at the end of the day, in this room. what do you want to see out of a room trump second term? getting people off welfare that don't need straightforwardnes secons. . hey, saving me money is saving you. money is even his own money. yeah you, al. . trump's pretty popular down here. i don't see biden's name on any mopn buildings you do when it , let's go, brandon. it's all over the place. let's go.>> le

now transportation secretary pete buttigieg warns drivers pay attention while driving after drivers wereey drive. he also reminds drivers that cars that have assisted driving systems require all of your attention on the headset lets users look at screens and apps in front of them, while also seeing the real world around them. >> an independent bookstore in san francisco is closing. the owners of folio books in noe valley say the store is closing at the end of the month. after ten years in business. the owners did not say why they're closing, but did acknowledge it's a very personal decision. merchandise is now being marked down. the store is closing at the end of the month, but folio books will ship orders through march 15th and a san francisco restaurant that has served asian fusion food and live performances is about to close. >> permanent lee asia sf in the south of market neighborhood is well known for its choreographed shows featuring transgender stars, the owner says. like many other businesses, he's been struggling since the pandemic. he says after 26 years, the final meals and pe

you remember they had joe biden on the ticket, we had brenda sanders, elizabeth warren, we had pete bo buttigieg. what i said at the time, i had no thoughts of coming anywhere close to that and my hope was it would be somewhere between 20 and 35% of what it was the last time. >> so i know what you said about where the vote was in south carolina and that's critically important, but i do want to press you on the notion of the president's support among black voters in other states that will be very competitive, like michigan. there was a voter who did talk to my colleague, jeff zeleny, and he talked about his concerns with the president and the fact that he doesn't necessarily feel that the president can relate. >> let's take a listen. >> he speaks to an entirely different generation. he speaks to the greatest generation. he speaks very well to the baby boomers, but he does not speak to a generation that had a president that listened to jay z on his play list. >> that's a pastor in michigan. you don't worry at all that the president isn't connecting with young black voters on issues they care about

and i -- you know, he's not running against pete buttigieg. a self-conscious thing for democrats is ridiculous to me. the agenda is something that republicans are jealous of. the bush -- or the trump appoint yes and the legacy is something that republicans are running away from. the conversation we just had. and i wonder what you think about this exchange last night. >> i enjoyed it. it was great. in fact, you know what he was thinking, nicole? you know, trump is running around with ideas older than me. and he just didn't say it. >> he should have! that's funny. >> yeah. >> yeah. it's funny, and we all completed that sentence for him. and i think -- you know, i think the white house, and particularly the political shop needs to just let, you know, dark brandon come out. let him come out and do his thing. let him have some fun. let him make a mistake here or there. it's human, it's natural, you know. your grandpa, your uncle, your neighbor, your friend, that's joe. he's that guy for a lot of americans. and the more they allow that side of him t

elsewhere, jordan pete buttigieg assignment 1-0. in jordan pete buttigieg assignment 1—0. highly anticipated unification fight against oleksandr usyk, injust two unification fight against oleksandr usyk, in just two weeks time, it was going to be. two weeks tonight. the bout was due to take place on february 17 in saudi arabia has had to be postponed after theory was cut above his eye during training. fresh negotiations will need to take place to rearrange it, and of course that will affect fans, flights and hotels to rebook and sort out as well. finally, some little success in doha for the british team at the world aquatics championships. they took gold, no less. this was in the mixed team event, the diving. tom daly and scarlett newjohnson, dan goodfellow and andrea spender any coming first in the mixed team three metre and ten metre events. fellow british star grace reed won silver in the one metre springboard events. there we are, back to the peace and quiet of the prince valley stadium, there is the doddy weir trophy. the six nations treaty itself will be coming later

breakfast club, the morning show that hosts any politicians such as hillary clinton, bernie sanders, pete buttigiegabc was told yesterday that vice president harris has not met his 2020 expectations -- 2024, but also says i do not think it is too late for her to pivot. here is that. [video clip] >> you been kind of tough on her. >> i do not think it is too late for her to pivot. historically, vice president's have always kind of played their role, to basically parrot the president, speak on behalf of the president. batman, we are -- but man, we are in a new era. new jack problems, we need new check solutions. she is the first woman of color in that position, so there think she can talk about, things she can say. man, we'll remember her in those senate hearings when she was pressing this people, she was like really -- she was prosecuting these people. i want to see her prosecute the case against donald trump in this country. i feel like she could go out there and really the -- let the american people know what is going on. i would like to see her going on outlets like fox news. i would like to see h

democrat primaries and 2020, he won south carolina, elizabeth warren wasn't dropping out, pete buttigieg, bernie sanders wasn't dropping out, and then klobuchar was still in. the phone call was made, "it's got to be joe." remember when greg brady got signed by the record producer to record a song and then it turned out they didn't use his voice, and he was like "what is this," and they said, "no, you fit the suit." joe biden fit the suit. he was the right guy to run in that position, they could prop him up. of course he is stubborn, of course you won't want to leave. here is how the phone call goes. or maybe they go to the oval office, "joe, the heat is on hunter, the heat is on your brother, and the heat is on you. this going to be a couple of very powerful democrats in the house and senate who are going to start publicly say that this thing smells dirty, and there's going to be convictions and there's going to be impeachment. here is your chance. you pardon your brother, you pardon your son, you get the hell out of here." that is how they get rid of joe biden. monica: that reminds me o

. >> next, transportation secretary pete and how cities and his agency can work together to improve policies. mr. buttigieg: if you're from the midwest, i appreciate you suppressing the instoipght tell people in washington, d.c. that this isn't real snow. i really do feel at home more than anywhere else when i'm among america's mayors. occasionally on the streets somebody will say hey, mayor pete, they'll stop, correct themselves like they said something wrong. i say i wear that as a compliment. i was actually thinking back to when i first got elected, not even elected, after i got the nomination of my party for mayor in my city. a cupful days later, i got an email from a 10-year-old boy saying, congratulations. and now that you're mayor i need to let you know there's an intersection close to where i live, sometimes i wait there to get a ride. it's very dangerous. the cars speed by and it needs a stop sign. and i wrote him backen sure how he got my email address around said thanks for getting in touch. not actually the mayor yet, i'm -- i still have to win the general election, but you know, i look forward

secretary buttigieg to remind folks that you must remain in control of your vehicle even if it's driverless. >> dana: wow thanks petegame pretending like he's actually playing in the game. exclamation point, are you at any point thinking about putting these things on for one of your monologues, your opening monologues on gutfeld? >> greg: weird every time i see somebody wearing one of those i want to hurt them. steve jobs wouldn't have made this, mainly because he's dead but also he would never have made anything that made you look stupid. all of the apple products that he brought out were cool. these make you look uncool. if you were walking down fifth avenue wearing one of those, vision pro, you might as well wear a t-shirt that reads will never get laid again. imagine coming home from work and your husband is sitting on the couch in that. you just comb home, there he is. how soon will you go out and bang the tennis instructor just because it's like, this is not how men should be. men should not be sitting there wearing this thing on their face. this is the difference between this and elon musk's robots. it's a go