around the world and across in the , across the uk, for more on this, i�*m joined by mick ryan.ussia than in 2023. how vulnerable are they going into this year?— going into this year? they're vulnerable, _ going into this year? they're vulnerable, but _ going into this year? they're vulnerable, but so _ going into this year? they're vulnerable, but so are - going into this year? they're vulnerable, but so are the i vulnerable, but so are the russians. the russians have lost an enormous number of soldiers for the ground they�*ve taken in the last few months. in many respects, they have accelerated operations in the hope they can project in the minds of the trump administration a peace deal is necessary now. that�*s not the case, but they want western politicians to believe that. and talking about the us and its involvement here, they�*re set to have a new president, a returning president, donald trump, in the white house in just a few weeks�* time. his support for ukraine may not be the same asjoe biden�*s was. does that pose a big problem for president zelensky? we're not really

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mick's coffee shop is a kind of club for the guys working the market. game of checkers, and the guys who play can count on plenty of free advice. ♪ ♪ >> of course, the main reason for going to nick's is the coffee. it's strong and hot. ♪ ♪ >> everybody likes to relax and talk a little. nick's in a good spot to pick up all the market gossip. he's always ready to help settle an argument. there's no special time set up for us to break off work for coffee. so i have to grab a quick cup whenever i can. and after lumping produce for a while, it's good to sit down for a minute and two and take a load off your feet. usually, i find myself thinking about the family. maybe how we spend the weekend. it's only a couple weeks now until the fishing season opens up. man, i can hardly wait to go up to the mountains and hook into a few trout. maybe i'll take my boy this year, he's old enough. he would get a big kick out of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> by the time al and i get back from coffee, charlie's got plenty of work lined up for us. the market's really getting busy. right at th

so they just called all irish people mick or maggie's and bordens previous maid had been named maggie. so they lizzie and emma just call bridget, their new maid, maggie. anyway, even though her name is bridget. all right now let me, here's our here's where happened. just follow this. not to write it all down. but it's a csi kind of person. august 2nd, 1892, the entire including bridget, the maid, suffering from intense stomach problems, vomiting, cramping, diarrhea. and they had been eating all the mutton leftovers. i'm going to move fast here. just follow a story in your head. okay. august 3rd, the next day, lizzie goes to a pharmacy in a working class, part of town where she normally wouldn't go and tries to buy from the pharmacist. a man named eli bentz, who will later testify about these events that she came in to buy prozac acid in low doses, plus a gas that was used to make a bitter almond water treat consumption or tuberculosis or diseases of the lungs. so that's why a pharmacy she would have it. but in higher it is both a fumigant and a deadly poison. and lizzie says, i'm not

. >> on a sunday afternoon, early in the year, mick, mick trainees are playing a game where one wronge can send everything crashing down. oh. how many days before a final evaluation? >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow? >> yeah. oh. goody goody goody. >> tomorrow is a big day for all of the trainees. but for the oldest ones, they need to make the band or face the likely end of their idol dreams in the idol world, 18 is very old age. >> so they got to take a. mar-a-lago. to kenneth chesebro. s. e. cupp do you feel that they'll select you yes. >> what happens if they if they don't? >> does that mean that i can't become an idol? because this is my last chance? i think the cafe. >> oh, yeah. the youngest trainees face the possibility of losing something to their formal. educations. so why are you wearing your school outfit? >> oh robert fico from middle school. >> will you attend high school? >> jabbar. >> and so. >> in the. guru mahmoud salah sudoku. >> for it to turn out well for you, she needs to make the debut team at 15. with only three months of training. >> i debuted within a year and a half.

rather, mick. mick mcglinchey. there we go. nick bosa, javon kinlaw and most recently trey lance.ow, mock drafts are already making their way to early predictions, but we'll have to wait a little bit to see how that all shakes out, and it will likely be a busy offseason for the niners, who have also had a lot of free agents, most notably cornerback charvarius ward, safety talanoa hufanga, linebacker dre greenlaw, running back elijah mitchell. jordan mason is a restricted free agent. the niners will also likely sign quarterback brock purdy to a new deal. he, of course, is still on that rookie contract, and with the end of the season, there has been a lot of issues for this team. the defense has been a point of conversation for the niners. defensive coordinator nick sorensen has come under fire in four of their last seven games. they've allowed 35 plus points. many fans will. they want a change, given that they have so many talented players on that side of the ball. but fred warner tonight saying not so fast. >> i think the easy thing right now is everybody's going to put the blame

what is happening at the moment, according to mick lynch, you can catch that on bbc iplayer, he had saidd they are being paid essentially, according to his calculation, up according to his calculation, up to £500 to come and do that. those maths are interesting. i was speaking to rmt members on strike outside euston station out a little earlier and they said it is £500 if you consider a payment of around £300 they are getting plus their salary. but either way, the position of the rmt is this simply is not fair to their members. the position of avanti west coast is that they remain willing to negotiate with the rmt union and the position of passengers is, yet again, inconvenience. stuck in the middle of industrial disputes between the train operating company and the union, in this case. so we can expect more disruption on avanti west expect more disruption on ava nti west coast as i expect more disruption on avanti west coast as i say on sundays, every single sunday at the moment from the 12th of january to the 25th of may. of course there is always that hope of light at the end of the tu

and for more analysis, we're joined by mick ryan, a retired major general of the australian military.also authored the book the war in ukraine strategy and adaptation under fire. general ryan, i want you to first take us through the current situation in ukraine, for we saw those sweeping gains by the russian military at the end of last year, but it seems that's somewhat come to a halt. >> yeah, we've seen the russians accelerate their operations over the last few months, but across the month of december, we also saw these operations slow down, notwithstanding the very large casualties that the russians are still suffering. >> they have, however, continued their large scale drone and missile attacks against ukraine with over 300 missiles and drone attacks against ukraine just in the new year itself. >> what are the two sides biggest challenges right now? because it appears as though, as you point out, the russians, while they still have the initiative, they are losing a lot of people, both killed and wounded. while the ukrainians seem to have the problem of not being able to mobilize a

for more on this, i'm joined by mick ryan. he served as a strategist in the pentagon.r. they're vulnerable, but so are the russians. the russians have lost an enormous number of soldiers for the ground they've taken in the last few months. in many respects, they have accelerated operations in the hope they can project in the minds of the trump administration a peace deal is necessary now. that's not the case, but they want western politicians to believe that. and talking about the us and its involvement here, they're set to have a new president, a returning president, donald trump, in the white house in just a few weeks�* time. his support for ukraine may not be the same asjoe biden�*s was. does that pose a big problem for president zelensky? we're not really sure. we haven't seen a dedicated plan from the incoming administration. we've seen the special ukraine russia co—ordinator appointed. we know what he wrote about, coercing russia and ukraine into some kind of ceasefire. it will depend on donald trump's views and how he can convince putin to step back from some of

mick university do you say that after every book or do you think there's another book coming?'t say that after everyd book. i said after that book. i'm glad i was wrong. i am deaf and getting on in years. so my memory is terribleha now. i have to read everything three times or register it. i can still forget it the next day. there are more stories to tell i am sure. i'm trying to look at aging and the most positive way i see people of a a similar age in the audience 77 is the atomic number. a ball on metals is the least susceptible i'm not i'm going to forget judgment corrosion. it's is in a nice thing a.d. we have platinum. [applause] quick sinks are being your name is nathan i'm a recent college graduate from the washington d.c. area. ultimately helping to teach history. one of the reasons why i'm interested in your new a book is that around the late 1930s 1940s my late grandmother become a physicist at a time and that was not at all a common profession for women. she got a lot of people discourage her she pursued her dreams i would say that inspiration has resignation into

the rmt general secretary mick lynch accused avanti of paying its own senior managers extortionate ratess were paid lower rates. avanti said it was disappointed by the strike action and thanked passengers for their patience and understanding. it said customers with tickets for strike days were strongly advised to travel on alternative dates, or they could claim a full fee—free refund. after doctors found that baby luca's spine wasn't forming properly in the womb, his mum was faced with a remarkable treatment option — effectively giving birth to him twice. he was removed from the womb at 27 weeks for an operation to help reduce his spina bifida. baby luca was then born naturally atjust under nine months. leanne rinne has the story. meet cheeky little luca. he's just turned two and his favourite thing to do is play peek—a—boo. again! his parents were told early on during pregnancy that luca had spina bifida, which is when a baby's spine and spinal cord doesn't develop properly in the womb. at first, they thought terminating the pregnancy was their best option. 0n the day that we were going

>> times square and times square and the world ushering in 2025 with fireworks, embraces, even as mickge in the heart of manhattan watching as the ball drop. oakley became the first major city to celebrate with new zealand ringing in the new year 18 hours ahead of new york. american samoa and will be the among the last to welcome 2025. president m celebrated new year's eve with a starts to event at mar-a-lago. gets included minutes ceo mark zuckerberg, justin trudeau, and tesla ceo elon musk. and in suburban new york, hundreds of people to a polar bear plunge for a good cause. the 17th annual event raises money for participants of special olympics. now back to. news special, "a new year with kat and tyrus." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kat: okay, it is fine to find out -- time to find out who is thinking to all that insanity that happened in 2024. i'm going to ask each gets a multiple-choice question it and i'm going to choose the winner based on no criteria at all whatsoever. but then the person is going to get the most incredible prize ever given away on tv. all right, we are ready,

hour and the new orleans defensive and mick made an incredible donation to the victims find of horrificrorist attack. $25,000 inspiring the owner of the saints to contribute $1.25 million. this is what he had to say. watch. >> blessed to be in a position where i can go ahead and get back. when i think about the tragedy that happened on new year's eve, new year's day on bourbon street when you know people are trying to celebrate and have a good time, that stays at home. that is our city for as long as i have been here. i feel like i am a part of the city and i make it known i love this place from the highs and the lows. when it comes to something like this coach i want to give back and make sure it was down the right way and make sure these victims will be helped. the greater new orleans fund has clearly opened up a fund to do so. >> brian: not just the 14 who died but many others wounded. you see some of the video and an eighth of an mansion able to go against the wall, which is being plowed under. 18 minutes after the hour, breaking news in new york city where a woman arrested and char

the institute at rutgers university said they created tiktok accounts mime micking those related to teenagersues like the deadly crackdown and rule in tibet and compared that experience to those on american-owned apps like instagram and youtube. >> certainly tiktok is serving up far less information, search results, critical of the ccp than other platforms. we find this substantial association between time spent on tiktok and i would say unduly favorable views of china and the chinese communist party. >> it indicated tiktok users held more positive china's human rights record. they deny it dictates the american user experience. a spokesperson says this flawed experiment was engineered to reach a false, pre-determined conclusion creating fake accounts that interact with the app in a prescribed manner does not reflect real users' experience as the so-called study does not reflect facts for reality. friday the supreme court will hear oral arguments requiring bytedance to sell u.s. operations or shut them down by january 19th. president trump asked for a delay to fall into his administration. >>

declare ago trade war on our two closest allies and neighbors is a ca cat chris mick policy. reason justin tremendous doe is confronting that. >> i'm going wrap up our conversations for the funeral for the late president jimmy carter. some argued that carter was misunderstand and underappreciated. how you do see it? >> well, that's the beauty of -- of being out of the white house and having time in history build-up around you. and change the way people look at your presidency. and he lived up to 100 years old. he got to see 40 years of reinterpretation of your presidency while he was still alive. i think the funeral -- the funeral yesterday is like washington's version of like a "real housewives" reunion. harkening back to a more genteel time even though donald trump was there. but you have all these people who were upholding institutions, upholding civility and honoring -- honoring a former president who when he left president was reviled was not popular at all. and yet, there in the national cathedral we saw official washington and all of his living predecessors be there to

." >> "mick jaguar." >> jimmy: okay, let's stop. >> fine!ault you can't pronounce "getting jaggy with it." >> jimmy: fine, let's not argue about this please. >> yes. yes, yes, yes. there's no bad blood here. it's simply a pleasure to be a a guest on the "tuna height schwa." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "tonight show." >> carter wainscott, everybody. [ in american accent ] >> "tonight show." >> jimmy: "tonight show." >> "tonight show." >> jimmy: yeah. >> "tonight." >> jimmy: and finally, i saw that today is president biden's 82nd birthday. hey! [ applause ] you can tell biden is getting up there 'cause they didn't cut him a slice of cake. they pureed it and he drank it with a straw. [ audience aws ] i'm kidding. 82 years old. we actually have a photo of biden's cake. it says, "you are joe biden. it is your birthday." [ laughter ] that's very sweet. we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody! come on, now. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. he's an award-winning actor who stars in the n

. >> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger. he's got the looks of a cowboy and the moves of a rock n roll star. it sounded like rock n roll guitars and big drums and everybody's singing along. that's what people liked about rock shows. >> but here i come. as the acts became maybe less twangy in their way, that really just expanded their audience. artists like george strait or brooks and dunn, plenty of acts really worked their way up and became massive. >> over the last two years, country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts. with over $2 billion in sales and climbing as the boom in the music takes hold, western wear dealers can't keep up with the demand. >> you've got kids, you've got a house payment, and these people are more like, you are than madonna is. their life out there. >> so much she hasn't done? >> women in country was a huge thing in the 90s. you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, shelley wright, the dixie chicks, shania twain, let's go girls come on. i remember when shania twain came out. i was

. >> david bowie, mick jagger, billy joel, rod stewart, all famous, all rich and all men. rock n roll has been pretty much dominated by men until the last few years. >> you're a heartbreaker. >> pat benatar is hot. very hot. three albums in the past three years, all million sellers. and the latest album hit the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough and very sexy. we are young. >> heartache to heartache. we stand. no promises. no debate. >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time, has a lot of strength and conviction and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that in the era of music becoming a visual form more than ever, that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen meet the darlings of l.a .'s new music scene. >> the go-go's. see the people walking down the street. unlike earlier girl groups such as the ronettes or the supremes, the go-go's write their own songs and play

coalition that insists we pur perjury the policies of america last and bury them in the graveyard of micks. it was a pick mistake. this congress could will renounce the status quo he and we will listen to the voices of the people. we'll act quickly, and we will start by defending our nation's borders. that's the number one priority. [applause] yes. and coordination with president trump this congress will give our border and immigration enforcement agents the resource that is they need to do their job. we will secure the border, we will deport dangerous criminal, illegal aliens and finally finish building the border wall. you said you'd work with us on that ha khakim. i'm counting on it. we can fight high inflation and we must. we'll give relief to americans and we'll extend the trump tax cuts. [applause] we're going to protect our industries from one side of trade deals and we're going to bring overseas investments back to america's shores. that's right. we'll defeat the harmful effects of inflation and we'll make life affordable again for america's hard-working people. [applause] as leade

had had an album out about two years previous to joining fleetwood mac called buckingham nicks, and mick really liked the music and they asked us to join the. >> emil bove fleetwood mac first. stevie and lindsey album for sure changed our lives. we had arrived. dance fever dreamer described being rich and famous in california. >> this is it kid. >> dream of dreamer. just. like the. wind, like the dead hit records sometimes bore an audience. >> oh, well, they they're not going to have another hit or this one isn't as good as that. >> record company is like frothing at the mouth and the imaging of the band was becoming a whole thing. so we were getting ready to make rumors with everyone falling apart. loving you isn't the right thing to do. >> how can i? ever change things that i feel the structure of the band is five people, five. >> independent, quite strong minded, quite stubborn individuals. if i could, baby, i'd kill you. >> my world two lovely couples, john and chris married. >> their marriage was on the rocks, and stevie and lindsey might as well have been married. that all was fall

we're ready to work with the president to mick sure that we have no -- no gap, no air between us when it comes to making sure that we help victims get back on this feet and help california rebuild. >> jonathan: all right, senator schiff. thank you very much for spending time with us this morning. >>> up next, how will the republican-controlled congress respond to the devastation in california? i'll ask the man who counts the votes, house majority whip tom emmer joins me right here in the studio when we come back. [coughing] copd is an ugly reality. do you have his medical history? i watch as his world just keeps getting smaller. but then, trelegy helped us see things a little differently. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. once-daily trelegy also improves lung function, so he can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thru

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i almost want to vote against this, mick mulvaney and myself, we were gonna vote against increasing the legislation. i had somebody come to me item , a member on the floor come to me and said what you doing and i said i'm voting no, you should to and they stopped and they said it's a bad vote, i've not been in the military like you. rep. buck: i thought to myself, have we missed it so bad that you cannot explain good boats or -- votes or bad vote because of the perception out there that they feel like they cannot control. there is a great thread that you draw in this. i really enjoyed it because i saw through your eyes and is so interesting to me. we really started dealing with all of these issues when there was an investigation. hillary clinton's e-mail and a group of us were asked to interview the different witnesses from the fbi and i worked in federal law enforcement for years and the fbi was a great agency. i cannot fathom that they would go rogue and be engaged in partisan activities. i want you to talk a little bit about that but then i want you to talk about how the group, the t

so when i when i hear about boy, when i hear about mick jagger, when i hear about all these people, this is music that they truly appreciated. it was a sound that deeply resonated with them. >> to somebody like david bowie, it was a little bit cooler, a little bit of the moment, a little bit raspier, a little bit rowdier. so why not be there? oh, i guess so. >> we're in new york city and carlos gets a call from david bowie baby, it's for the young americans album, and carlos has to go down to philadelphia to record the last in my heart for me. >> during that time, we had this whole thing where the way that we used to get gigs is we would attend each other's sessions. and if, incidentally, they happened to need somebody to fill in. all my friends, a singer, he could definitely do it. and we always brought luther come forward. >> yeah, that looks great. taking it all the right way, keeping it in the back, taking it all the right way. >> luther started doing what he does, which is start singing. when david put music on, he starts, you know, whatever. how many? and david was like, wow, this

mick jagger. >> andrew lloyd webber. >> mick jagger as he's seen a ghost. no. yes. no. no.out andrew lloyd webber? yes. >> yes. >> definitely the phantom of the opera. >> he had a priest do an exorcism in one of his homes for a pesky poltergeist. what about former beverly hills housewife lisa rinna? did she see a ghost? yes. she saw a ghost watching over her daughter's crib once. >> oh my god. yes. that's just disturbing. >> wow. you know what else is disturbing? it is raining. yes. it's raining so hard. i have to tell you something. your beat is so good. i know, and you look so fresh. yes. >> i you look pristine. >> yes, yes. >> and i just feel like wet and ugly. like standing next to you. you're like. >> you're so beautiful. >> yes you are. yes you are. >> congratulations, agatha. all along streaming right now, as is your stand up special on hulu right now on hulu. yes. all right. thank you so much. awesome. >> thank you. >> thank you. i wish you the best, sweetie. >> well, honey, i mean, i can't see the face. look, this is the last time. >> this is the money. coming up,

illustrative, those 40 members of the freedom caucus, although we have to be careful because don't forget, mickulvaney was part of the freedom caucus until he became the budget director under trum trump and then he was willing to sign off on any budget. they're conservatives from a fiscal point of view, i'm not talking gun control or any of that stuff, host: spending too much? go ahead. caller: spending too much time on government, not doing the appropriations bill for a year. and every year they do it at the last minute. they go spend billions of dollars of pork spending for different personal projects instead of getting the 12 spending bills done per year which should be done by july or september at least, and they cannot ever seem to get them done. host: you are saying they should elect speaker johnson. put him in place so that they can get going with the president-elect's agenda. however, that is exactly why some of these republicans are saying they are undecided or may vote no against speaker mike johnson, because of what you just said -- spending. they are not bringing these bills to the

sarah mick ride is extraordinary and has shown extraordinary courage.ing the cost and accessibility of health care so we are very excited about having these two individuals represent us starting today. they will be sworn in later today. >> history being made in washington from the great state of delaware. matt meyer, thank you for joining us this morning. >>> on monday, president biden and the first lady will travel to new orleans to mourn with the community there in the wake of the new year's day terror attacks and to thank first responders who were there moments later at the terrible scene on bourbon street. the president and first lady to new orleans on monday. >>> coming up, president biden announced the white house will block a $15 billion bid by a japanese company for u.s. steel. we will have the latest details for you next. you are watching "morning joe." is right for you. it's one of the latest treatments from the makers of humira. rinvoq works differently than humira and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can deliver rapid symptom relie

i liked what you were telling me about the bill that it would mick the agencies work together before it had to become like a public event and help with drafting legislation. so i think it is a very good piece of legislation and i would like to learn more about it and look forward to working with you to support our small businesses. >> thank you. i appreciate that so much. on a related topic, what are your goals in the first few months should you be confirmed at the sba? ms. mcmahon: there are so many things to look at. we want to be mentors to entrepreneurs and grow and create jobs. but if i had to walk in the first day and somebody says what is the first thing you want to look at today i would say i want to look at our disaster relief program. disasters don't become time. they happen. we need to be prepared for those disasters. i don't know how effective they have been. i know that when sandy hit the stkaeufrpgs up the east coast and my state of connecticut and new jersey appear there was a delay in time of response from sba. i don't know if it is because it was a massive storm and

those 40 members of the freedom caucus, although we have to be careful, because don't forget mick mulvaneyas part of the freedom caucus until he became the budget director under trump. then, all of a sudden, he was perfectly willing to sign any budget, no matter how much was spent. if you take these people at their word, they are what you would call conservatives from a fiscal point of view. and i'm not talking about gun control or any of that stuff, or bible builders or whatever. notice this is only 40 people out of a legislature in the house of 435. in the senate, the last true conservative we had in there was jim demint, and he retired a decade ago. host: let me ask you before i go to other calls. do you think mike johnson should serve a speaker of the house? caller: i have no clue. like i said, it is not going to matter. it's not going to matter. host: all right. stephen with his thoughts in florida, independent caller. bobby is in oklahoma, a republican. what is your message to lawmakers? caller: get in lockstep, the same as the democrats do with their speaker. everyone is in line on

for mick lynch and i wish him well.e's 63. he's done a good job in difficult circumstances. >> somebody has to do that. >> somebody has to do that. >> i wish him well for his retirement and i hope that there's a good successor. we need to deal with the people who work on the railways decently and with respect, and we have to be they have to be reasonable and so do we. so i wish him well. >> farmers are voicing their frustrations at this week's oxford farming conference, with the government facing mounting criticism over farming policies. in his speech to the conference, the environment secretary unveiled labour's long term vision, including a 25 year farming roadmap focusing on boosting profitability and ensuring food security. however, many in the agricultural community say they feel overlooked, with concerns about tax changes and a lack of support. our reporter, will hollis is outside the conference for us, joined by mo metcalfe fisher from the countryside alliance, who claims steve reed speech was just a rehash of th

and there are many examples of that.— with mick. and there are many examples of that.r predecessor had an ai summit then _ examples of that. your predecessor had an ai summit then had - examples of that. your predecessor had an ai summit then had a - examples of that. your predecessor had an ai summit then had a very i had an ai summit then had a very chilly— had an ai summit then had a very chilly one—on—one broadcast session with elon _ chilly one—on—one broadcast session with elon musk. you must be a but worried _ with elon musk. you must be a but worried that — with elon musk. you must be a but worried that not only is presumably elon musk— worried that not only is presumably elon musk not wanting to invest in the country— elon musk not wanting to invest in the country at the moment he will be telling _ the country at the moment he will be telling anybody who will listen not to invest. — telling anybody who will listen not to invest, what can you do about this _ to invest, what can you do about this i— to invest, what can you do about this. . . , , . , ., , this. i