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cox supports c-span giving you a front row seat to democracy. joining us now to discuss the fentanyl crisis in the u.s. is dr. jeffrey singer, a health policy studies senior fellow at the cato institute. dr. singer, thank you so much for being with us. why don't we start by having to talk about your background both as a practitioner and also as a health policy researcher. guest: i'm originally from new york as you can probably tell by my accent but i've been in arizona now for 45 years and i've been practicing and private practices as a general surgeon for about 40 years, and i'm also a senior fellow at the cato institute in the department of health policy. the cato institute is a nonprofit, nonpartisan libertarian think tank that develops public policy proposals based on the principles of individual liberty, government, free markets and peace. and i work in the health policy space there. host: much of your research as folks can have fentanyl epidemic. where are we in this public health valve? -- battle? guest: if the research holds, we are not

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, and support to veterans, whenever and wherever it matters most, we be there. >> cox supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> president trump signed an executive order imposing a 25% tariff on aluminum and steel imports. from the oval office, this is 35 minutes. pres. trump: thank you, everybody. we have a lot of big signings, one in particular i will save until the end. we can go over these officially and see how we do. -- individually and see how we do. >> we have 56 sub cabinet level appointments. this includes, most notably, seven ambassador appointments. those will be the first ambassadors, i believe, that you have transmitted to the senate. pres. trump: they are very good. ok. >> thank you, sir. second, we have active designations. we are designating doug collins to be the active leader of both the office of special counsel and the office of government ethics. impiety you know doug, everybody, i think. -- pres. trump: you know doug, everybody, i think. he was in charge of the impeachment hearin

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. >> cox. >> with the. >> truly great. >> principled people. >> who have. worked there and. >> worked there. >> through this. >> kind of crisis. >> and she is a registered republican. she is a federalist society member. she is an anton scalia clerk. she is a rock ribbed conservative, according to the new york times. she is also about to give birth in a couple of weeks. but like, you know, you never know. heroism comes in all colors and from all parts of the ideological number line. and we got to take these moments when we have them, because they're not only important to tell us something about that person, but they tell us something about us as a country, and they model the kind of behavior that we all need modeled for us at times to keep us on the straight and narrow. >> yeah, and. >> that's. >> exactly what guided my. decisions about how i shape this hour tonight. >> the need to highlight this. >> when we have it. >> i had to throw out everything i had. >> planned for tonight once. >> this happened, because this really. >> is the kind of moment where. >>

instead of firing archibald cox, and then the deputy attorney general resigned instead of carrying out the president's order, and then president nixon found solicitor general robert bork willing to do that firing. but the whole scheme didn't work. a new special prosecutor was appointed, and richard nixon was driven out of office. and the honorable people who resigned or were fired in that so-called saturday night massacre lived the rest of their lives in public honor. because of that moment. archibald cox was revered for the rest of his life in legal circles because of that attempt that richard nixon made to fire him, which eventually succeeded. the surge of confidence in the american judicial system and prosecutorial system was something that you really had to live through then to even begin to comprehend or feel. kids who were in high school would live the rest of the 20th century with the full confidence that no one is above the law. the full confidence that the principled resignation is more powerful than a corrupt president. there have been some relatively minor and little noticed

>> well. >> danielle sassoon is. >> is a. >> archibald cox kind of profile in courage. >> cox was the special. >> prosecutor who. >> finally said no. >> to the nixon white house. that about. >> the tapes. >> the famous. >> watergate tapes. >> and so, you. >> know, he led eventually to the impeachment proceedings. >> cox of nixon. >> here we're seeing a. similar person, somebody. >> who loves the law, wants to do right. says caring about ethics. she went through the. >> federalist society. she's a conservative person at heart. >> she's a. >> you know, clark. and the. >> the fact that she. >> has. >> the temerity, the tenacity. >> to. >> say, i'm. >> not. doing it. that's not right. >> i went. >> to. >> law school. >> i've studied law with the best. >> this is. >> a rogue action. >> that's being. >> placed upon me. >> by. >> the justice. >> department is really quite serious. >> and you. >> saw it's not just her. it's a. trail of. of. >> people saying. >> i'm not blowing my career in life and scar. >> myself for. >> being, you. >> know. >> kind. of thugged around because mayor eric adam

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laverne cox is my daughter and we're having fun. you enjoy your life. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and you know, i'll tell you, "sanford & son" would have been nice, but norman always -- he always made shows about today, and it's a really special show about today. >> controversial, yeah.e but that's what -- we're tackling this issue, and talking about it, and we're doing it with humor. and laughter is the greatest medicine in the world. >> seth: well, thank you so much for being here. thanks for making the show. >> thank you. >> seth: it's always so wonderful to see you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. god bless you. >> seth: george wallace. "clean slate" premieres thursday on prime video. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [metal creaking] [camerg] ♪ [window slamming] woman: [gasps] [dog barking] ♪ woman: [screams] ♪ [explosion] [explosion] ♪ [lock clicks shut] (gust of icy wind) men's skin dries out faster in the cold. ♪♪ take your skin to

and then with, with toley, toley cox kemp of the couple a lion choir. yes, it's a who am i saying that the post us would let them him to kind of call us to defend the police? he saw holly and in the middle a coffee. let him on a gun in case you can have a horse and he saw you saw throughout the month without the money to lose time, me time a for a whole income. and i'm going to go quietly and the lady i let me just on why so commodity bill continued light, let me use or use on policy to post on the left on to look, you go to the online the i see the, the not the, the what i seem to pull and i'll let use to mom. seen a sweetie. i take the extra moment. i'm only home, i'm only on with a situation. we see a unnecessary layer on casa for you on the most east of the hello, so sorry, because uh, so the lines of the area and the cosign so late. hello. yeah. okay, so okay, so as we should on terms don't key deal with in the city of color code, but lead to an elite to infinity though also i am a kind of pods. can you the terms function? so, i'm going to see the

my friend spencer cox would say ban them. it is a question of how we achieve that.ly: decisions and educations are largely made at the district level. the state can make this more possible. this is not that easy for a district. parents don't like it. your school try to get rid of phones, what if i need to call my kid and third period? they are in the bathroom recording bathroom tiktoks. you don't need to call the office. how will they know where the schedule is? we all figured that out. there's a thing called paper. you can print it out. it's fine. schools are going to face headwinds by doing this from parents. there's an opportunity for states to think either from providing scaffolding or a funding standpoint or from talking to yonder. there are ways in which you can make this possible without legislate for stuff kara: reports from schools that are happy when the resistance is gone. emily: two days end. and the kids like it. gov. polis: talking about the negatives. let's talk about the positives for technologies for schools for individualized learning. what have yo

and cox the line to my intellectual intent which was totally, totally got skip of the couple i live in choir. yes. it's a who am i saying that the voice to sort of community kind of call us to describe the polarity. so holly and in the middle, a coffee for him when i got into skin have a horse and he saw you saw throughout the month without them on a to lose time. me time a for calling. come in. i meant to go by and, and the lady i let me just on why it's a commodity bill, community light, let me use are you still on the policy to bust on the left on to look you go to the online the i think the, the not the, the, what i see the full and i let use to mom seem a sweetie, i take the extra mile and put them on a home. then i'll let you on with a situation. we see a unnecessary layer on casa for you on the most east of the hello. so it's not a because of the lines of the area and the cosign stuff. play. hello. yeah. okay. so okay, so as we should on terms don't key deal with in the city of color code, but lead to and to lead to infinity though also i am a kind of pods. can you the terms fun

cox right chairman, people crave power.'s listen to an example of that and i'll ask a question on the other side. >> a lot of them were beholden or had ties to the previous administration, the obama administration. the large majority of them had voted for hilary clinton in 2016. now, some of them and did as they were told that there is some element and in one case, i was at a meeting and they talked about how there is an age going into syria and we need to hide it from the white house because we do not want president trump finding out about it and canceling it. cox right chairman we have nameless faceless bureaucrats usurping the power of a duly elected president. to my knowledge correct me if i'm wrong, no one at usaid was ever elected to anything. >> you are absolutely right as you always are. look, the democrats are complaining about elon musk being in unelected bureaucrats. elon musk is transparent. he tweets multiple times an hour about what he is thinking, about what he is doing but what he is discovering. what he hop

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joining us now is daredevil himself charlie cox.ing this character. how does it feel to put the suit back on? >> we were just talking about that. the body feels very different. [ laughter ] it's a good feeling. came as such a surprise. to be honest, i'm still pinching myself that i'm still here doing this. >> michael: yeah. must be a surprise. the show's already renewed for season two. filming starts later this month. you found out daredevil was coming back as a surprise. >> right, right, yes. yeah yeah. we were on the stage at d23 in anaheim, the disney launch event. he was on stage in front of i think it was like 12,000 people. kevin announced it. that's how we found' out. we all walked off stage, great. i guess we're coming back. >> michael: how about a little warning? how about that? we'll lock at a clip of your work. check it out. >> i don't make it here too much. >> neither do i. >> by the look of it, you've come up in the world. >> i could say the same about you. you're a real man of the people now. >> a rich man by his very

the president of the of cox owned it.brought they owned it for 45 years, i think, something like that. and he came out with me and we landed on a monday. and of course, i rushed to my room to watch the 10:00 news. and dennis was the anchor and barbara simpson was the co-anchor. and i turned on the television at this fancy hotel. we were at the fairmont, and i watched the first 15 minutes of dennis, and i picked up the phone and i called my boss, bill schwartz, and i said, bill, we got it made. we have magic at this tv station. that's what i said to him. >> what is it about dennis that that made you say that? because, i mean, i think we feel it, but what is what is it that you saw because it was your job to see the magic? >> well, first of all, i didn't have the unfortunately, i wish i could say i hired him, i didn't, but i know someone who's talented and has the ability to communicate in a way that made people feel really comfortable. he's the kind of guy in person and on the air that you fell in love with the minute you

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i've come up to, you know, both toria, it's allows us to be doing it in a cox's popular among nate syllabus for it's absolutely risk taking views, but also a gentleman, jokes his voice like stream sports. so let's get stuck in the the this is what is you, the rest of traits to operate. it didn't don't pass under the orders of ukrainian special services. the hands are staying with the blood of hundreds of people, whether the neighbors in the towns and villages of dunbar beach was problem is money in a career and ukraine security service in case of failure, they were guaranteed st. you in ukraine. however, today's reality for them is jail time for many years, the outcome of working for you cry, and the enemy is up to 20 years in prison for terrorism and espionage. the, [000:00:00;00] the trump should take his release back to argentina, france, or germany, where they originally came from. but we are palestinians. we are staying in our homeland listing isn't going to say they're not going anywhere. it's a fund review to drums plan to send them all the direct style here, and i'll tell you, we sp

. ♪ up next, utah governor spencer coxe offers his state of the state address to the legislature in saltcity. he talks about housing affordability, energy abundance, infrastructure, and public safety. >> thank you. please be seated. mr. speaker, mr. president, or henderson, -- lieutenant governor henderson, abby, utah's public servants, and my fellow utahns here tonight: welcome. i want to start by congratulating and acknowledging the 19 newly elected members of our house of representatives. please hold your applause until i mention all 19 of them. [laughs] representative auxier. representative chevrier. dominguez. fiefia. fitisemanu. there you go, i got it right. representative koford. mauga. grant miller. tracy miller. monson. nguyen. okerlund. peck. roberts. sawyer. shallenberger. shepherd. shelley. thompson. and also our three new senators who i don't need to introduce because they are known instead of this chamber very well, senators brammer. musselman. stratton. welcome. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] now, last week i had dinner with our new legislators and their s

he brought in for a bidding cox with russia's president both and what i worry about is the threat from within the retreat of europe, from some of its most fundamental values value shared with the united states of america. no mincing words by new us, vice president j. d bounce up in munich. security conference says european officials are chastised to their faces or targeting free speech counseling elections.

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special prosecutor archibald cox wanted them for his watergate investigation. nixon wanted cox fired for it, but his attorney general refused, and he resigned, and so did his deputy ag. the demand was seen as so egregious, so blatantly corrupt at the time that the night it happened got an infamous nickname. it was called the saturday night massacre. you've probably heard about it. looking back, though, it's starting to look quaint. just two resignations in the past two days. seven prosecutors have. and officials have resigned. all doing just what ag elliot richardson and deputy ag william ruckelshaus refused to do, carry out what they deemed to be a corrupt order. this time it's an order to dismiss corruption charges against the mayor of new york city, eric adams. first, it was the acting u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, danielle sassoon, who alleged the doj under acting deputy ag emil bove, was accepting a quid pro quo from adams, essentially saying drop my charges and i'll help you with immigration enforcement. then bove went to the public

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. >> john cox. >> the head of european consumer equities. >> at kepler cheuvreux. john.hanks for joining. >> us this morning. >> i've got so much i want to get through today around the consumer space. but let me just kick. >> off with the story. >> of. >> the morning. >> and that's heineken. >> the company delivering a strong set of. >> numbers relative to what the. >> market was expecting. >> it seems to. >> me there's a lot of short covering taking place in this. >> stock, but we are seeing. >> a rally across the beverage space today. what's been particularly encouraging about what we heard? >> yeah, i. >> think there's a there's a lot of different things going on, but certainly the consumer space has been heavily shorted over the last. >> couple of. >> years, a lot of turmoil from what is traditionally been very long term compounders, which were suddenly struggled, and heineken amongst those, all the brewers, all the. >> spirits makers, all. >> the food companies, all of the sort of home and personal care companies as well. and i think what you've seen over the last c

. >> owned by sisters leah and bea cox.dice is a play on the term bodice ripper, typically used to describe those spicy historical romance novels with bombshell heroines dramatically draped across the cover. >> it was generally considered a pejorative term, like, oh, these silly bodice rippers that, you know, housewives are reading. so we loved the idea of reclaiming that term to really represent a changing and evolving romance genre. >> but getting their business off the ground wasn't easy. >> there is a certainly large part of american society that really has an issue with women exploring their sexuality and being open about their desire for pleasure. >> nine years and two stores later, they've proven those naysayers wrong. i even becoming a magnet for book tours. >> in these romance spaces, like the romance is the point. like there is no guilty pleasure. it's just pleasure. >> how does it feel to know that the ripped. >> bodice really paved the way. >> for all these. >> other. >> bookstores to open up? >> it's definitely

car expert brian mooney cox automotive thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> all right. let me tell you about the auto show. it starts today at 10:00 and runs until sunday at 6 p.m. it's at the santa clara convention center on great america parkway. it's right next to levi's stadium. tickets for adults are $15. children between ages of eight and 12 are $12. >> it is a roll the window down kind of afternoon. steve paulson i mean, for as cold as we start, the afternoons warm up so nicely. >> they do indeed, at least for february. that is true. we'll get upper 60s to maybe 70. we'll take a look at climate data though. going back here. climate history on record lows. and the winner for today was san jose at 25 degrees back in 1897. livermore was 28. in 2006, kentfield, napa, gilroy and santa cruz all in there back to 1953 55, 1976 and 1955. but san jose, you'll never see that again. probably too much cement and buildings and all that. the city 36, 1890, on their record low 77. the record high, 1985. we're going 6348 today. pretty close to average. the record rain on this dat

and just as captain cox had indicated earlier, typically whenever an airplane ends up upside down like this, it drags a wing. and the stiff winds were coming from the right, right crosswind, which would mean you would counter with lowering your right wing, and perhaps it struck something and caused the airplane to cartwheel. but, you know, commercial airline events like this should not occur during landing. >> jeff guzzetti as the investigation is under way tonight. jeff, we thank you for that. what happened in toronto is the latest in a string of high profile incidents. sam brock takes a closer look. >> reporter: the surreal sight of an overturned plane at toronto's pearson international airport just the latest aviation disaster to strike our airways in only the last three weeks with the horrifying d.c. collision in late january the first major fatal commercial plane crash in the u.s. since 2009, claiming the lives of 67 people. then days later, an air ambulance carrying six crashed near a mall in northeast philadelphia, killing everyone on board and another person in a car, injuring

>> reporter: former pilot john cox says wind gusts at the time may have been a contributing factor. >> with it being that gusty, i think it's possible the wing may have touched the runway due to a gust. if that's the case then the rest of this makes sense. >> reporter: the investigation is just beginning. jay gray, nbc news. >>> new this morning, concerns over privacy at the social security administration. nbc news confirming that the acting commissioner of that agency has left her job after clashing with elon musk's doge team. two sources familiar with the situation say she refused to give access to some sensitive government records. a white house spokesperson says the agency will be led by a career social security anti-fraud expert until president trump's nominee is confirmed. hundreds more federal jobs were cut this weekend, including at homeland security and the faa. here's nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: with alarming real-world incidents, the crucial public safety faces a test as the federal workforce is under scrutiny and hit with job cuts. president trump's department of g

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this was the season where head coach devin cox says all the pieces came together.e is in his third year of coaching, his second year as head coach, and says he knew that this team was full of talent. the team won 3 to 2. the team now leaves for washington on wednesday for the pac eight conference. the club has only won that title once before, back in 2004. well, the east bay spca in oakland has received a $1 million grant to expand its veterinary services. petsmart charities donated that money, which will go toward providing services to families facing financial challenges and barriers to meeting the needs of their pets. petsmart charities say as many as 50% of pet owning families are not able to afford standard veterinary care. the grant also will help increase recruitment and the training of additional veterinarians that are needed. well, thanks so much for joining us. that does it for us tonight. we appreciate your watching and we will see you tomorrow at 730. make sure that you download the fox local app. you can do that to your smart tv or to your mobile devic