this is the a very hardies palin to follow d hardies palin to follow. -- hard discipline to follow. liz: we are cycling through a bunch of other etfs that are country-focused. we found the ishares comprehensive coverage etf, 76 billion in assets right now. cost efficient. they've a got core emerging markets. is and interestingly enough, one of their biggest holdings is a bank in india that you absolutely love. so, folks, when mark if or jeff comes on and says i like this foreign stock that is a little bit difficult to purchase on u.s. exchanges, hdfc, which is that big indian bank, is within iemg, that basket of stocks. to you, jeff, give me a sense of your outside trade at the moment. you know, we've got these wildfires and, of course, it's horrific from a human suffering standpoint. but there is actually something regarding real estate you've to been looking at. >> yeah. i mean, i think what i'm looking at is there's going to be a tremendous need. when all of this chaos ends, there's going to be a significant this need to rebuild what's been affected and destroyed in california. i

but not after her episode with sarah palin. >> snl is such a game changer. >> reporter: for comedy andat how to make sure you're making the most of your credit cards. and here's al roker with what else is ahead. >> we're going to dive into the future of healthy aging. then sheryl lee ralph is going to stop by. and we have a workout to help us all >>> breaking overnight. the country of colombia now agreeing to

going back in the to another incident with sarah palin who took office december 4, 2006 as governor, and she was in a helicopter and she resigned i think july 3, 2009. she was in a helicopter and there was a video of her with an assault rifle and a helicopter chasing a coyote or a wolf running, nowhere to hide in the video showed her shooting the animal. my question is aren't there game laws in alaska? no charges were ever filed with her. and who is paying for all of this? host: the cricket incident, met with name -- met with the name of the dog that she wrote about the got a lot of attention. do you think that is a stumbling block for her in the confirmation hearing? guest: i really don't think so. it was more of a stomach block for her prospects to be chosen as the running mate last year, but in terms of the senate confirmation process, there won't be an issue there. for some of these nominees who are definitely more on the controversial side, the assumption is they are not going to get any democratic votes. it's republicans have a 53 seat majority so as long as they can keep every

adele was unfamiliar at one time, but not after her appearance in the 2008 episode featuring sarah palin instantly, her album went from 60 to number one. so overnight, snl is such a game changer. 1234. for comedy and music, ladies and gentlemen, mark barger, nbc news. questlove says he watched all 900 plus episodes of snl to prepare for this documentary. that is some homework. it took him over two and a half years. ladies and gentlemen, 50 years of snl music airs tomorrow night at 8 p.m. right here on nbc bay area and snl's 50th anniversary special airs in just a few weeks. sunday, february 16th. mark your calendars. i wonder if i look back how many episodes of snl i have watched. clearly not crammed over a 50 year stretch, but it's probably two times. probably. probably quite a few. you were saying it's been in your life since you've been on this earth? yeah, exactly. so it's a it's a big part. i was saying before, i'm fascinated with all the retrospective stuff, so i'll watch that documentary. absolutely. well, if you, you know, have the days off tomorrow or, you know, early start to i

who with on the floor in 2021 was saying we do not need to hold up these nominations, and public palinsonfirmed. things need to speed up a little bit. it seems the a standard for democrats is allegations must hold up the process. if they can't win on merit, they'll try to destroy someone's life. we saw that with pete hegseth this past time. mike: what are your thoughts, kevin, in terms of the nominees that a may struggle, rfk jr., perhaps tulsi gabbard? >> and likely kash patel. all those hearings have been scheduled over the next two weeks, i think those are likely the three ute standing hearings that you're going to -- outstanding hearings that you're going to see issues not just from democrat, but also republican concerns for some of their past statements and past views. but the vast majority of these cabinet secretaries are moving through the process quickly. this is, again, faster than we saw during the biden first administration in terms of timing with these nominees. so democrats just want the process to to play out, get the full information, get the background checks and get tho

when sarah palin posted a map with crosshairs on the districts of house democrats she hoped to defeat now vigilantism is okay when it's someone you want dead. and where does all this lead both parties having death squads. so, luigi, i say to you, good luck in prison. we're being handsome. always makes you popular. and congratulations on being a folk hero. but just know you're not robin hood. you're not a hero. you're a typical member of your generation. too lazy to do the work to really understand an issue, but happy to pose as a social justice warrior for it. this is the same mentality i saw this month when internet lowlifes posted about their glee in watching the well-off people of pacific palisades lose their homes in the l.a. fires. it's a very popular mindset these days, summed up in the phrase eat the rich, but kids, i've seen your media consumption and i've seen your social media posts. you can't fool me. you don't hate the rich. you hate that you ain't the rich. >> yeah. >> all right, that's our show, my club random podcast has some amazing guests coming up. watch it on youtub

questlove: she just happened to be at the right place at the right time, when tina fey was doing the sarah paliner album went from 60 to number 1. >> jimmy: overnight. >> questlove: "snl" is such a a game changer. probably the subtext of the entire thing that i want people to get -- 'cause i'm always trying to figure out how to get a message in there for creatives. every story that we tell always starts with the fear. everything starts with a no. likeeddie murphy tells a a story of like, not wanting to do "hot tub." he thought it was dumb. like, "why would i be james brown, in a hot tub?" but literally every bit starts with a no, and a risk factor comes in, and then it winds up being something historical, and changes people. >> jimmy: how -- how'd you get eddie to do it? >> questlove: stalked him. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you really? >> questlove: no. rock -- rock hooked me up. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> questlove: and he's, you know -- like -- he's one of the -- probably the weirdest surprise of this whole thing, is i didn't know that he's so adept to, like, texting culture. >> jimmy: is he a goo

house seat where a low the time a low profile woman named mary paul tola, a moderate democrat, beat palin for that seat and got elected and the conservative republican governor of state also got reelected. so same electorate. three different outcomes didn't tilted towards either party. what it did was give voters the power to choose who they wanted to, represent them and made sure that a majority of votes determine those outcomes in the general election. not 7% in a low turnout primary. i want to talk about general and the new generation of voters kind of been delighted as a millennial myself. see millennials go from being that bloc that everybody talked about and every article about to now gen z, everybody about gen z and. before this panel began, we were all talking about children. i'm a new father darren. you have children? i'm as you're thinking about the struggle, equality, and you're looking at this election happening right now, what what role do young folks, particularly z, play in the future of democracy? they play everything. you know, the future is theirs. right? i'm getting old

. >> she makes me miss sarah palin. >> but this is this is these are the flash points that are going to erupt. they may not actually happen under vaughn's watch in washington, d.c. they may happen out in the states where people are trying to implement trump's policies. >> i just want to take a big step back. this woman is has been appointed to run the department of homeland security. yeah. if you watch today and you only watched her statement and her answers, you didn't listen to the questions from the senators, you would think that the only thing she would be in charge of was immigration and the us-mexico border. in reality, the mission of dhs is to secure the nation from the many threats we face. emphasis on many. you wouldn't know, for example, that she's going to be in charge of fema. you wouldn't know that she's in charge of america's cybersecurity. and so my big macro question coming out of this hearing is, is she so hyper focused on immigration and the us-mexico border that she's not going to have her eye on other threats to the u.s. homeland? and is that going to come not jus

going back to sarah palin as governor. she was in a helicopter and resigned in july of 2009. she was in a helicopter and i saw this on the news media. there was a video of her with an assault rifle chasing a coyote or wolf running with nowhere to hide and she was should iting the animal. aren't there game laws in alaska. who is paying for all of this. >> the cricket incident was the name of the dog incident that got attention. is that a stumbling block? >> no, i don't think so. it was a stumbling block to be chosen as his running mate last year. i don't think there is an issue there. for some nominees it's the controversial side. the assumption they won't get democratic votes. republicans have a 53 seat majority. as long as they keep everyone together or lose a few votes. this is for potential defeat. >> just going through the list. who to watch for potential defeat. pete hegset, his hearing is tomorrow morning. two more whose hearings are not next week. that's kelsey gabbard. it could be next week. the third is cash the nominee for fbi director. his confirmation hearing will

going back in the to another incident with sarah palin who took office december 4, 2006 as governor, she was in a helicopter and she resigned i think july 3, 2009. she was in a helicopter and there was a video of her with an assault rifle and a helicopter chasing a coyote or a wolf running, nowhere to hide in the video showed her shooting the animal. my question is aren't there game laws in alaska? no charges were ever filed with her. and who is paying for all of this? host: the cricket incident, met with name -- met with the name of the dog that she wrote about the got a lot of attention. do you think that is a stumbling block for her in the confirmation hearing? guest: i really don't think so. it was more of a stomach block for her prospects to be chosen as the running mate last year, but in terms of the senate confirmation process, there won't be an issue there. for some of these nominees who are definitely more on the controversial side, the assumption is they are not going to get any democratic votes. it's republicans have a 53 seat majority so as long as they can keep everyone