larkin poe is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] you can see larkin poe live at the fonda theaterune feimster will join us. with music from hooray for the riff raff. our first guest is a very talented writer, director and actor, whose resume includes the super villains lex luthor and mark zuckerberg. [ laughter ] he wrote, directed, and stars in an excellent movie about cousins. "a real pain" is on hulu now. please welcome jesse eisenberg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for coming. i know you live in new york, right? >> yes, but i was able to fly out here. >> jimmy: oh on a plane? >> yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] i was going to do a boat, but they said the canal would take too long to be on the show. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we're going to reclaim that canal, and don't worry, it will go by like that. >> exactly. if this was next week, i think i could do the canal. they wanted me here the day after. >> jimmy: are you a good traveler? are you good on -- >> i'm a fine traveler. i'm not like in general a fine person. going through normal stuff, i don't excel. but traveling --

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they want january 6 to turn out to be a much different event, a whitewashed event in history as poe he toed terrible embarrassment and disgrace it was that day. they are going through the personnel of those two departments, department of justice and the f.b.i., and asking which individuals were involved in the january 6 case, as well as other prosecutions that might have involved the president. sadly we think this is a pore tents of what's to -- portent of what's to come where these people could be punished or dismissed because of their involvement. that is an outrage that these men and women who work for department of justice being -- asked to be part of one of the largest criminal prosecutions in our history would lose their jobs over somehow be stigmatized is plain wrong. it's an indication what has happened with this trump administration kicking off their idea of justice. i won't throw through the long -- go through the long list of changes made yesterday by the new attorney general, miss bondi. we can address those at another time. i want to get my colleague, all my colleagues, st

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transportation secretary sean duffy is, for the time being, restricting air a space over the poe demack river near the airport to -- topo mack river to the helicopters with some exceptions, and that will remain the case million the ntsb releases its interim report in about 30 days or so. david? david: grady, thank you very much. the faa reportedly saying air traffic control staffing at the time of the crash was, quote, not normal. do staffing shortages within the agency pose if more flight risks? to retired commercial and military pilot, kit darby. thank you forking being here. before we get into that issue of air traffic controllers, it does seem pretty clear that the plane coming in was right where the plane was supposed to be coming into the airport, that the problem was with the helicopter, and the helicopter's altitude. am i wong on that in -- wrong on that? >> well, at this point the airplane was lined up properly, flying a normal procedure. it's a little bit off the track and he was straight into one runway, circling to land to the another. that puts him over an area of the city

let's just zero in on the press conference the president did yesterday talking about a tragedy in the poeotoma. 67 souls gone and he gives lip service -- fine. he does a moment of silence. and then spends the next 25 minutes saying some of the racist things i've ever heard come out of the white house, come out of the white house press briefing room come out of the mouth of the president of the united states scapegoating anyone who isn't white christian male, straight for problems in the country. and then deflecting blame on to past presidents, democratic presidents. this is all he wa ran this way. he can do these things. right now we have to sit back and pray that the wrecking ball doesn't destroy us. >> a number of their key nominees had their confirmation hearings on the hill including robert f. kennedy jr., cash patel to lead the f.b.i. and tulsi gabbard as a d.n.i. there were a couple of moments i want to get your take that seems to revto reveal some republican concern. >> will you reassure mothers unequivocally that the measles and hepatitis vaccines doesn't cause autism? >> i'm not

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the reason why it's in play is because of that poe teption growth shock. -- potential growth shock.we are looking through this supply shock because we do see the press demand and we will address the press demand because we believe inflation will ultimately end up in the range that we want, 1% to 3%. raryl earl, you are one of the best. appreciate your time. thank you. earl davis. big debate about what means for the u.s. economy and the federal reserve and u.s. fixed income. at the moment, not my opinion, based on the opinion of market participants, there is no debate. this is just bad for growth and ultimately could lead to further disinflation. if you put the because up in america and have to eat the overcapacity coming out of china it's the europeans that will do a lot of that eating. yields are down across the curve in germany. the two-year is seven basis points. the 10-year is down six. that speaks volumes this morning, whether there is confusion about what it could mean for treasuries, there is very little confusion about what all of this would mean for the european bond market

that was that was in the midst of covid when the anti poe was turned down by by the chinese government things. so the question is, are things really beginning to change in china in terms of the regime's approach to business? president xi did hold what was a rare meeting. with some of the country's. >> top business leaders. >> and it did include. >> jack ma. >> it was good to see him look well in at least some of the pictures we were able to see there. but still a lot of questions, jim, in terms of whether this truly marks a turning point, because in the last four years. >> they've. >> been beating. >> down the private. >> sector, so to speak, and. building up state owned enterprises to a certain extent as well. and their stock market, at the very least, has suffered as a result. periodically. >> stalin and lenin did this. they would invite americans in lenin, arm and hammer stalin for when he could get jeeps and trucks. >> during world war two. they would be very. >> i would say, very winning in their presentations. and that, of course, when it's over, they say, screw you. i believe th

a project called poe sidon, they fought for 20 years and what would it take and they spent millions of dollars to build that desal plant and answered every question and told, no, we're not going to permit you. there you go on your desal. where do you want the water to go? it could come from this 22 million we are wasting. what is happening right now? the mass inflows the sacramento river and all these other areas and i would like to see what the delta inflows are today. there are two sets of pumps. federal set and a state set. president trump has seen that the federal pumps are running strong. 91%. state pumps, around 20, 25% and why aren't they running at 100% and take advantage of the opportunity to fill the reservoir which is only three-quarters full and put even more into the areas that water could be cooling in the central valley and doing groundwater recharge? i was told we seen groundwater recharge and that's a tough deal and had overdrafts due to agriculture. and due to having their surface water taken away from them because it is going out to the pacific ocean. maybe they ran

there is a short amount of time to consider all of the financial impacts ever poe -- of potentially accepting this offer, including if and when you can find another job, how this impacts health insurance, retirement and more. we all know scammers often pressure people to act immediately. additionally, the information provided continues to change, and included a lot of caveats. it claims you can rescind your resignation if you change your mind, but that your job may no longer exist. if that happens, tough luck. it claims you aren't expected to work if you accept this offer, except in cases determined by each individual agency. it claims you can stay in your current role, however there is no guarantee your position will be needed. the lack of clear information and resources about exactly what will be allowed is rightfully creating confusion for the more than 56,000 federal workers in my state alone. to me, this leaves a lot of questions unanswered. finally, mr. president, i want to express a real gratitude for our federal workers, who power so many essential services provided by our government.

while the system now seems to be back online, that organization had to live through poe tensely tranlic trauma -- potentially tragic trauma and the stress was debilitating for them and the trauma has lasting effect. it increases the sense of insecurity for the people who already feel an anxiety about their future. the low-income home energy assistance program known as lihe. we all know it because it heats the home of people on days like this one, cold. here in the district of columbia, a lot colder in connecticut, and the northeast. and in many of our states and people need this critical program that provides energy assistance to low-income individuals and households. it was in jeopardy, too. over 100,000 households in connecticut that rely on heat were told the money has stopped. again it may be back online but no one knows whether that's for sure because russell vought and donald trump, they may be above the law. funding to support critical water infrastructure, brown field remediation and clean drinking water also frozen. that move threatened the health of communities everywhere. and

thanks to the poe tack -- potomac, it's the great divide. in mommies like this, this tragedy, people stop being maryland, virginia, the district, federal. people dropped everything and literally they were first responders from 40 different jurisdictions. that's remarkable. and everybody else has made mention whether they're divers or folks who went into that bitterly cold river and frankly what they've had to do in terms of recovery of the mains in the days afterwards, the emotional toll it's going to take on those men and women literally possibly for the rest of their life. but they did what was right. i also want to say we have the safest skies in the world. it's because we've got good pilots. we've got valuable air traffic controllers. clearly something went wrong here. and i think we owe it to the restoration of that confidence that the sky is safe and our country. i want to applaud the brand new secretary of transportation who was with me, mr. duffy from president trump's administration, was with us that morning, 7:00 in the morning. an