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the moscow to ron partnership. really come a live do you think washington is inadvertently playing matchmaker? here to i think they've been doing that for many years. the ronnie in the russian relationship has been growing ever since the collapse of the soviet union. and in recent years, it has gone faster and especially after the war and ukraine. the 2 sides have been cooperating at all levels in ways which i couldn't have imagined before. the military political, economic. and since both countries are sanctioned, they have no fear of cooperation with one another because no one can sanction rush or a ron for cooperating with the other because we are both already sanctioned. and the 2 countries have a very important project that they are developing, the north south for door, which will link, of course, iran to, to russia and to eastern europe and fellows. but also it will link 3, ron russia, to the persian gulf, the indian subcontinent, africa, even southeast asia. now the indonesia is drawing, joining breaks. so eu

so ron talked his friend, art dealer phil sellway, into turning the ranch into a donkey sanctuary. >>st thing i thought when ron was giving this presentation was that he was crazy and i would be crazy to go along with this. it's absolutely blown me away and i could not be happier. >> reporter: how did you learn how to take care of donkeys? >> google. hey, siri, why does a donkey's poop turn green? hey, siri, what's the difference between wheat straw a straw? i want to see this animal walk. look how she's holding her foot. will you please come look at goldy's rear right foot. hi, baby. how are you? >> reporter: meet patches, a good example of why they do what they do. >> patches is our most documented case of abuse. this was an unwanted animal that was abused by humans and then dumped for slaughter and he's happy as any donkey can be and that is why we do what we do. >> reporter: 41 baby donkeys have been born here and in just four years oscar's place supported by donations has saved the lives of more than 350 animals. >> that's sky. >> reporter: and they're grateful. >> we have animal

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and welcome to "mosaic. " i'm ron swisher.real privilege to host "mosaic" on behalf of hugh burrows our producer and co-host. we're fortunate today to have what i call -- i'm not alone in saying this -- one of the icons of oakland. he was once a city -- not city council, but the school board, he was once the editor of the religious "oakland "tribune"" he is the owner of "the post. " when i met him in the late '60s and early '70s he was a community organizer working with the oakland black caucus, you might say he was mr. naacp along with mr. urban fly. always a gadfly when workingworking justice in our community in oakland, grew up in oakland and has been in oakland all of his life. welcome, paul. >> it is a pleasure to be here today. >> great to have you. tell us a little bit about your background. >> i was born in oakland. my parents come from oklahoma and mississippi. >> uh-huh. >> but i was born in oakland. i have attended schools in oakland and i've had the opportunity to travel all over the country as a journalist and as

ready to get tax, the weakening of key allies and the collapse of the outside raising have shaken to ron in the past. yeah. so what is each side looking for and could iran because you a little hard line stones or is a deal really possible? well, hey, from august surely. but 1st, this report from victoria gates and b, as it's been nearly a decade since world power assigned to land ma, do with a rand, under the 7 nation to quote, around agreed to scale back its nuclear program. at western nations agreed to list financial trade and oil functions that is isolated and crippled iran's economy. but donald trump pull the united states out of that agreement in 2018. he said it ran was a threat in the middle east and the new plan was needed. he re impose sanctions that squeezed a rams economy to run into suspended some of its commitments. and then you could do an increased uranium enrichment european powers have been battling to save the 2015 do ever since the head of the international atomic energy agency, roughly i'll go see met toper, rainy, and officials into around november including presiden

it depends on how serious the opposite policies are and this messa, ron made the nuclear agreement and implemented it with good will. it was the other policies who withdrew the the regents political landscape has changed dramatically since the last deal was agreed. rand and its proxies including hezbollah and him, us then we can buy israel in the past. j. israel also attacked who ran it, responded with me, saw strikes. well, trump pull down to the deal, painstaking me forged a decade ago. the bite and administration has not reinstated it, as you are paying powers and do ran, consider what to do next. that doing so with the uncertainty of what policies the incoming from presidency will pice you as victoria gates and b l g 0. the inside story the i let's bring in august hass on i'm a d n a is a professor at the university of tyrone he joins us from the running capital at 8 grand man is the deputy director of middle east and north africa program. you are paying council on foreign relations to joins us from london and treat the policy. is the executive vice president of the quincy in seduc

and ron knows this well.ore undocumented immigrants and more criminal undocumented immigrants than any republican predecessor had before them. and so the focus for what donald trump wants to do, per stephen miller, is to get rid of every undocumented immigrant that is here. and in fact, stephen miller wants to go beyond that. if you look at the list of what donald trump has said he wants to do on immigration, it includes getting rid of birthright citizenship. it does include going beyond the criminal elements among the undocumented population. and so by definition, that is going to mean separating families. there are millions of families in this country that are mixed status families that are made up of u.s. citizens, residents and people without documents. those families are going to suffer. and so this is where i think you're going to see a big backlash among the american people, because, yes, in general, if you ask them in a vacuum, they do support deporting undocumented immigrants, but where it becomes a

ron: it is for me. lisa: ron kruszewski, thank you for being here with us.'s get you an update on stories elsewhere. dani: secretary of state marco rubio is planning his first trip since his confirmation. he will reportedly travel to panama as early as next week underscoring president trump's seriousness about taking back the panama canal. sources say rubio plans to visit guatemala, el salvador, and costa rica. elon musk is expressing skepticism about the stargate project announced by president trump. elon musk questioned whether the companies actually have the funds for the ai investment effort. openai ceo sam altman said elon musk was wrong and suggested he was upset because the pact could rival his own ai efforts. parts of the southern united states have seen their worst snowstorm in 130 years. as much as 10 inches of snow fell in new orleans, smashing a record set in 1963. similar accumulations were recorded in florida. houston texas was hit by four inches. that is your bloomberg brief. lisa: thank you so much. up next, taking risk. >> i think it is a go

of course, for iran, from ron's perspective, this partnership represents a major turning point. it strengthens ties with a traditional ally that has stood bites at one during challenging times of hostility with western powers. russia has consistently supported everyone's aspirations on the global stage, welcoming its membership, and breaks and backend gets succession to the shanghai corporation organization or the ceo. uh, recently which also endorsed there was entry into the region economic union, which is very significant for iran, which has been trying to find a foothold in the global market. that's very significant ask for the strategic for the iranian economy. but what's important is that both countries believe in a shared vision, and that is especially when it comes to moxie. and as i chose them as both believe that the west, the western union, and that's all the approach to foreign policy is unfair, unreserved, because there's gone, made a clear during his joint pressure with this reporting that the conflict in ukraine a represents the west's up unit natural approach towa

top us, i noticed was that some of the top of the, not the, the a new era of cooperation loss go into ron, have officially played to 20 yet for t default they should treat agreeing that if one party faces aggression the other willy, no, way provide any helps to the aggressive double standards have reach the end of their life. the fact that one country has the complete right to kill citizens, to kill children and women to destroy the hospitals and schools. well then asserting its position on human rights and pointing the way for us is unacceptable . iranian president, my food bank, this can close out the west for its double standards, etc, criticizing them full fee ticket about human rights. so all those while committing those same crimes themselves. he's running a cabinet to prove that gather will cease fire agreement and make speculation. the truce could collapse once the idea for arms to continue week's operation to get the head of the welcome to our teams. an option to a new sentence with the update. now i a michael portrait, now washer and new ryan have signed a 20 year strategic part

ron leonard in the show.h we appreciate very much, hitting the ground ready to go. talk to us about -- good to see you. talk to us about the show. what drew you to it? >> yes. my coat is not natural fur. let's get that out of the way. >> it is chilly in here. >> i asked for a great script. shooting in town. i was a young daughter. you know, you have your wish list. i give this to my team. days later, they gave me the script. i had 24 hours to decide. it was easy. for once, it was easy. >> you earned it. tell us about how much fun it was day after day. stellar cast. >> i'd never worked with anyone, but for the first time in hi my career, i got emails from nbc. we would love you to do this. i'm used to going, hey, if you say no, we have other options. a friend of mine, anna, who worked with the show creators, sent me a note and said, we love these guys. you should do it. i was like flooded with you should do it. it was always the script. i didn't know any of the actors. i knew the work of wendi and allison. i k

and one israel response there won't be much left of ron's military. i think you can guarantee that. and i think of eric, sorry to interrupt me, you know they, they were denied the and the rush around comprehensive strategic partnership agreement was signed and most good to be timed around the organization of president trump. i mean, probably while i'm speaking to you, they may well be russian and chinese a re on them and going on entire on as well. that's, that is precisely why this is the right moment for israel to act before russia and china produce but more, more capabilities for around, but also before they give them more assistance in building nuclear weapons, it's not just a question of enriching uranium. it's also a question to being able to weaponized it in, but most public reports in the near admission of the israeli government. they already destroyed one nuclear weapon, ization facility and iran. the others are pretty easy targets. ambassador john bolton, i'll have to stop you there. more from president trump's full, the national security advisor, and the ex u. s. investor

i wish ron howard and i were close personal friends. what happened was i wanted to ride back this book for a long time and apparently ron howard has wanted to write a story for a long time. i just finished my novel got the news that ron howard was filming inis australia for the story starring jude law and so it was a moment where i had to quickly finish my draft and every write and copy it and compile and notes and do it within the period of months. my update was 2025 so i tried to coincide with the movie. unfortunately there's no trailer yet and no release date yet. i hope people will read the true story. >> don't get me wrong i love a movies that a movie already. i was telling you earlier people are so strange and these characters are so awesome and you realize, i guess if you hadn't to pick a favorite character is there one way you would choose out of this passolt? >> i've had to go at the baroness. i'm delighted to report she does feel the semblance of her hotel and called at the hacienda. one american tourist visit and cleared it w

but ron reagan was still concerned.ill be affronted by somebody. he will not get the respect or attention that he feels that he's owed, and he will act out again in some violent way. troy roberts: today there is greater awareness and empathy for those who suffer from mental illness. but insanity defense laws have become much stricter. danny cevallos: states were in a rush to change their insanity defenses after the hinckley trial. some got rid of the defense altogether. some states instituted guilty but mentally ill. troy roberts: in federal court, the burden of proof now has shifted to the defense team, who must prove the defendant is insane. if hinckley were tried under the new law, many believe he would be convicted. do you know what he's doing with himself? yeah, no, he volunteers out of church. goes on walks. he's established a bunch of friends over time. troy roberts: he also got a job of sorts buying and selling antiques at a local mall. and it appears found romance again. i trust the doctors and the people who'v

i like to say that i wish ron howard and i were very close. first of all, friends. but what happened was, you know, i've wanted to write this book for a very long time. apparently, ron howard has also been obsessed with the story for a very long time. i had just finished touring for my novel and got the news that ron howard was filming australia for this book, for the story starring jude law, sydney sweeney, ana de armas and vanessa kirby. and so it was a moment where i think, i resembled, you know, the and i had to quickly finish my draft, edit, rewrite, copy edit many times compile 70 pages of notes and do it within a very period of months. my initial pop date in may of 2025. so i lost eight months of work on this book to try to coincide and meet movie which just premiered at toronto film festival and unfortunately there's no trailer yet. there's no theatrical release date yet. our streaming release date yet. but i, you know, i, i hope people will read the true story before they see ron's, i'm sure wonderful, fictionalized version. but they can't. i mean, honestly

just when india is doing a massive deal with a ron, as is russia. and as is china i, i don't think that the moment there is much understanding of the middle east, but i think most of them at least experts that were in the state department and other places have been removed. they have been removed and we have a being run essentially by people who do not have much expertise in it. or if they have expertise like pay most cost time, it is really from the is really perspective problem from a united states perspective. that's the us ongoing, it was an idea for us. this is basically as rails man in the abiding cabinet. yes, he has, or he has an office in the white house. a he moved from state to buckland, where he did the demarcation negotiations with lebanon, about maritime areas. so the expiration and then he went into the white house with one secretary, and the team in the state department was dissolved as i understand it. so he sort of operates as a one man band out to the white house. yeah, well, i want to explore whether it is incompetence or it is a

he said, ron, it's a great field. real opportunities and these senior citizens eventually, after six or seven years of working together said you should run for congress. and i, i haven't even run for school race or cleaner. so it an unusual route. route then by the way, i took on an incumbent. i beat incumbent and many years later, my colleague from new york, a did the thing. yeah, yeah you talk about working with alexandria ocasio-cortez on things like the green new deal met the press don't and she was the first to go on an essential list say ron's absolutely this is about science this is not about politics. we won fight essentially 20 years earlier. you know, people really want to hoot these man put up the 1994 princeton you know hearing and you know my wife owns the strand bookstore in new york. you know, the strand in powells in portland. i call them michael powell and and nancy, the lebron james and damian lillard, you know, book. and she said that hearing that c-span put up on the for princeton in 1990 was hilar

all the big golden prize going off to a ron. so i actually been saying that from, from day one, as soon as we realize that trump is getting involved, that there's going to be something that he's going to be giving at the now because look and then of the a, there wasn't going to be a ceasefire. if there wasn't going to be in your administration, why? because nothing, you know, wasn't going to says peers concessions overseas fire to up the session that was heading out. there was no point. he wouldn't be getting any political capital out of it. the only way he could get something out there and there's a piece of that to the coming administration, but trump. hi nancy, was it all this time and bite him? in fact, it was the one who bought in the time. and then we got the best far from wanted it to be done before january the 25th. so he said, look, you just sign onto this and i promise you we can work together. and apparently, according to the thing you know here, told them just do the 1st phase. and if you have to get out of the 1st p

and the ron, but as well as our entire common your asian region in your, in the 1st 10 months of last year, the trade turnover increased by 15.5 percent delay. it is characteristic that our countries have almost completely switched to national currencies and mutual settlements are striving to build stable channels of credit and banking interaction and are working on combining national payment system. and the importance of disagreement to assigning must go today between restaurant and they run to not be underestimated to vladimir putin says that despite all the pressure and you, we go sanctions from outside. the relationship between moscow in their rent is only getting stronger. and this agreement signed in moscow paves the we and creates of illegal foundation for even further growth. frankly, iran has been under so many restrictions for so many years, and russia is under our record amounts of sanctions. so it's no wonder why these 2 have grown to have quite a close relationship. trade is on the rise. it increased by about 15 percent in the past 10 months alone. most of the mutual paym

you'll see bill in for us there until of a i think is of a ron from germany and the u. k. are in geneva in switzerland to discuss around the dispute in nuclear program. it's the 2nd meeting between ron and you are p, an official since november, and is being held in practice a meeting times a week before donald trump tags offices, us presidents in 2015 a ron bridge, details with western powers to limit its nuclear program. and it claims around could soon have the capacity to produce and nuclear weapon to ron has always denied those accusations. in 2018 donald trump's administration pulled the us out of the 2015 packed and bri. impose sanctions on around this problem to toronto, to rebuild stockpiles of enriched uranium. and just last month, the chief of the united nations nuclear want stronger express concern that iran is dramatically accelerating it's enrichment of uranium. stephanie dixon has more from geneva, diplomats making it very clear that these are not negotiate, shows that they are tulips about hoops. they are discussions, trying to find some kind of common ground

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these are the a, ron, because getting a ceasefire with a mouse is one thing, but he has to secure is real future. okay. so it's a very tight rope to walk and we have to rush and signing, a direct at the strategic defense agreement with ron. this week, so now i've been saying for years that this is a solvable problem. if the 2 big powers basically walk away from the area, securing their proxies and, and walking away and don't, and then leaving it to everybody else to sort out with erred again and damascus, right? we have the setup for it. so the question now is, how do you secure israel's future and deal with the fraud and deal with this? and i think the solve it. i hate to say this is that the accuracy iran has to go. and that may be on the horizon folks and not to say that you know, that the obviously not a wrong. yeah. yeah. maybe. yeah. but so, but tell them you throw it to steve. i mean that's way sure. i presume is the quid pro quo oh, about the ceasefire, is that we don't know what was given in return, complete annexation of the west bank or war against the run. we don't know t

well i think if, if a ron did attack israel again, a 3rd time with ballistic missiles, they might or might not be able to accomplish much damage. but we, we do know that the israeli attack on iran ballistic missile production facilities has essentially crippled them. their, their capacity to replace their arsenal is, is almost down to 0. so whatever they fire under the next round, if, if they initiate and attack it for rod initiating attack, that's all there is. and one israel response there won't be much left of runs military. i think you can guarantee that. and i think you're right, sorry to interrupt, you know they, they were denied the and the rush around comprehensive strategic partnership agreement was signed in moscow to be timed around the innovation of president trump . i mean, probably while i'm speaking to you, they may well be russian and chinese a re um and then going on and tear on as well. that's, that is precisely why this is the right moment for israel to act before russia and china produce but more, more capabilities for ron. but also before they give them more assi

also, new details on florida governor ron desantis now saying florida will be ready to enact trump's deportations of illegal aliens starting on day one. look who's here, jason chaffetz, we're excited to talk to him and details on that . plus this story, -- >> we're approaching america's dawn opportunistic golden age and over the next four years, united states will take off like a rocket ship. liz: kristi noem for dhs, pam bondi for u.s. attorney general and john ratcliffe for cia and confirmation hearings ticked off with pete hegseth and more about that and a preview of what's coming up along with a bare knuckle fighting from democrats looking for viral got you moments and stick with us a lot more after the break. we'll be back in two. >> did you lead an audit to shoot protesters in the leg? yes or no? yes or no? [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin, with real honey & elderberry. from starting out... wh

. >> cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein joins us now. ron, you have a new article on cnn.com that i would encourage everyone to read. it is as trump launches his enforcement offensive, immigrant advocates are mobilizing to you talk about what some of these nongovernmental organizations are doing to try to assist the migrant community and some of the advice that they're giving, those that might be targeted by these efforts. what are they saying yeah. >> you know, look, i mean, there's no question that there is more support for tougher measures on immigration, both at the border and in the interior than there were when there was when trump was first elected in 2017. a lot of discontent over the record that biden left behind has created that environment in which trump has more running room. but that doesn't mean the running room is infinite, right? in terms of the public acceptance of what can go on. and immigrant immigrant advocate groups really are trying to shine a light on what this means in practice, particularly for people who have be

so, ron, what does it look like? what does it feel like? what's different about it when you're inside that capitol rotunda? >> yeah, i was i was actually there as a much younger reporter. >> you know, that was kind of thrown together at the last minute. i went back to check my recollection. and in the coverage, they didn't announce it until sunday afternoon that they were moving, moving inside. so it was all kind of, you know, let's put on a show which which may have been very appropriate for ronald reagan. >> you know, i went because literally, i was the only person in the office as a young, as a junior reporter at the national journal magazine, got a call from the white house press office on monday morning saying, hey, you guys are the white house magazine pool. >> you want to go to the, you know, the inauguration? i was like, sure, i'll go to the inauguration. >> i don't really have anything else going on today. and in the rotunda, it was really a intimate affair. my recollection is that it was basically folding chairs, you know, like th

jack: baer ron's is out with its annual playbook.stodgy in a mag 7 world, but there are places to look beyond stocks and and bonds. it's the cover story the week, and it was the written by our very own andrew berry. he joins the panel now. thanks for coming, ann true. >> happy to be here -- andrew. jack: we've all been loving the capital gains, but those can't go on forever. so where do you find regular payouts? >> basically, this the past year was a pretty good year for dividend investors although it was tough to top the s&p 500 with a return of around 25%. utilities nearly matched it and pipeline companies beat the s&p. in the bond market, you got high single-digit returns in areas like convertibles, but treasuries had megayields. jack: -- negative if yields. jack: often stocks and yields move in opposite directions. overseas, you're finding some nice yields. >> international stocks have badly underperformed the s&p 500 for the past year, the past ten years. you're getting dividend yields of 3-6. the u.k. is a pretty good area to l

i've already spoken with ron johnson and lindsey graham and ron johnson said there's no way he's votingeliminating or raising the debt ceiling. >> right. you know, there's an old saying, everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die. all right. and so what we have to do and the problem is, maria, once you start taking care of the easy stuff, you won't get the hard stuff done and so you've got have some of those sweeteners in there in order to get the whole bill passed and so that is the argument against this. well, i don't like salt, well, i love salt, hey, i don't like to do the debt ceiling. but you know what? we've got energy to deal with. we've got regulations to deal with. we have to get the border security done. and by the waying president trump can take care of a lot of the border security on his first day in office by reinstituting many of his executive orders and getting rid of the biden orders. that will take care of a lot of issues on the border. the money aspect of it, the deportation aspect of it will take time anyway. so yeah, i think we need to do one bill and i

[laughter] i wish ron howard and i were very close personal friends.ughter] but what happened was, you know, i had wanted to write book for a very long time. apparently, ron howard has also been to on to accessed with this story for a very long time -- obsessed. i had just finished touring for my novel and got the news that ron howard was filming in australia for the s story starrg judede law, sydney sweeney and vanessa kirby. it was a moment where i think the i resemble the scream -- [laughter] and i had to quickly finish my draft,, edit, rewrite, copy edt if times, compile 700 pages of end notes -- 7 to 0 pages, and do it within a period of months. my initial date was may of 2025, so i lost eight months of work on this book to try to coincide and meet the movie, which just premieredded at the toronto film festival. unfortunately, there's no trailer yet,, there's no theocrt yachtly call or -- theatrical or streaming are release are date yet, but i hope people are will read it first -- >> don't get me wrong, i love a movie, i work here. [laughter] but

security team many if placement senate homeland security and budget committee member wisconsin senator ronohnson on cutting spending while still protecting the homeland. plus, the joint session of congress set to certify the 2024 election tomorrow, january 6th, as joe biden issues a string of questionable civilian awards and presidential pardons as he walks out the door. florida congressman byron donalds on the incoming policy priorities and the outgoing political favors. plus, editor many in chief of with the the federalist," mollie hemingway, on the democrats' biggest donor, george soros, along with hillary clinton and anna wintour receiving the nation's highest civilian award, the presidential medal of freedom. what's behind joe biden's 11th hour moves? it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ if. ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with president trump's agenda now that speaker of the house mike johnson has secured his re-election. even with a slim margin and pressure from some conservative members, johnson was able to defend the gavel friday to to win re-ele

i, i would have to say e, ron, but china comes close behind and russia hasn't gone away. george, hep, what, what's your, what's your ranking? i think i think it's the russia of any around in china. ok. we still got 30 seconds . go ahead. george. as well. i think it so because russian work is the ongoing one and, and therefore because i think this is going to be the subject of at least for the 1st 6 months, maybe even the year of the trump administration. i've tried to deal with this uh, ukraine issue that's i think it's going to be very dangerous because i think it's, it's probably will fail. and if these initiatives fail, then i think trunk will escalate and trump like to take risks. you know, that he sees himself as a risk beta and, and that's when it gets good. good, good for. okay. okay. i hope everybody had a good new year because according to my esteem guest here is going to be a be a pretty gloomy and dreary 2025. anyway, i want to thank my guest in budapest and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next t

and it talks about to forgive ron's dark or the night when when we carry with us this idea of being wrong, then we got to pay back people. that's a burden that weighs heavy on someone's heart and soul. and so to, to free herself of it and basically say, okay, i know what happened, but i'm going to move forward. and in some cases, even i forgive you. but, but really the, the real test of power is to be able to meet all of those in attempts to undermine you and attack you and, and degrade you to meet at all and not go down in bitterness, but the rise up and to find means of serving the public who elected you? that is because image. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on monday with doug band that would be full of a special assistant or president roland reagan, and you'll then give it to us by the social media. if it's not sense, if you'll country and other channels, and you'll be glad to have your normal, don't come to watch new and old episodes going on the go and see you. monday, the the of all the wall claimed and ruined the lines of tens of thousands, but it was the hague

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