as paul walsh, remember we used to have him on all the time whenever we had storms?so if the forecast is going to land -- >> is he talkting about for weather? >> spending related to weather follows the forecast for the weather. >> meaning i get supplied for things if i know there's a big storm. >> if you think it's coming and a big question how much you believe it. it's really interesting i went back and looked -- let me shut this computer up. i'm fascinated by forecast of the weather. they nailed this storm five days out in the western gulf of mexico was going to hit over here in florida five days earlier, and they had it pretty much within a 50-mile range. but of course it didn't hit the tampa area. it went down a little bit south, so there was some spending related to the storm that never hit, and then of course there's a bounce back on the other side of it. also the way this thing hit and one of the other storms hit in appalachia is very different from anything else we've ever seen. >> steve, thank you. >> pleasure. >> seeou y later. >>> when we come back we're g

cnn political commentator, democratic strategist paul well, gala, former republican congressman joe walsh of illinois, and former communications director for vice president kamala harris, actually at ten, paul, let me start with you this morning. i actually, if you saw this, donald trump started off the day by insisting that fascists and communists are really in charge over the white house. let's listen i don't think he knows what to say about many subjects to actually say it's really the people that surrounds >> him as fascist and communist that surrounds him. they're making the calls that calling the shots. he's not calling the shots. >> politics, it's a continuation of what you hear on the right that biden is out of it. he's he's slipping and all of this stuff and that the fascists and the communists at the white house or in charge, right? >> well, as foreign >> member, when joe biden confused barack obama with donald trump oh wait, no, that was trump well, remember when joe biden was under oath and he missed a woman he raped for his wife. oh, no, that was donald trump, which i think t

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former chief communications adviser to former house speaker paul ryan, and former press secretary to former house speaker john boehner. joan walshonal affairs correspondent at the nation, and offer of corporate bs. you get me in trouble every time you come on, exposing the lies and half troops that protect profit, power, and wealth in america. and -- msnbc political analyst, pollster, and democratic strategist. thank you all for coming to the show. so, let's go round robin, starting with you brenda. and andrea mitchell asked vice president harris if putin might have felt emboldened by donald trump's remarks, in which he encouraged russia to do, quote, whatever the -- they want to any nato country. here's what the vice president said. >> i mean, the idea that the former president of the united states would say that he, quote, encourages, encourages a brutal dictator, to invade our allies. and that the united states of america would stand by, and watch. no previous united states president, regardless of their party, has bowed down to a russian dictator before. it >> brendan? >> yeah look, donald trump has been pretty clear about h

paul appreciate it. let's go now to cnn, chief international correspondent nick paton walsh. use live in london with more nick, if you can pick up where apologists left off there, you know, it sounds like there's a lot of hope inside the diplomatic community internationally that perhaps this for tat will not continue. but i guess there are no guarantees that that will happen yeah, absolutely. >> no guarantees, but i'm one of them. >> the benefits of ron has of being an autocracy, being able to control the information released inside its own country. is it going essentially tell everybody what it wants to about what just happened? this may be israel showing in a limited way that it can penetrate iranian air defenses is it maybe potentially trying to hit elements of iran's military that were involved in the attacks we don't know, and we may never entirely know. we do know from us officials that nuclear targets were not hit. and so it appears here that israel has calibrated this. it is limited as they had potentially signaled to their allies earlier, and it gives around the oppo

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the process will john paul says crime is worse than ever that the restoration of no choice but to reboot the classics. the most wanted. every monday 8:00 and fox nation john walshthank you so much. i want you to see the open especially in react naturally, do you think mayor adams and president biden have crime under control? >> did you see are stolen president trying to get through? these cherry picking cities crime spikes for huge posture and they might have gone down a little this year. look at this in the world statistics, the top ten motor capitals of the year, the first six or mexico. the next for our st. louis, baltimore, new orleans and chicago, we are in the top ten most murderous countries and chicago the last two years, 1006 murder, one year they arrested 300 plus murderers and conduct last year 1324 decades and causing all one city so will remember the riots in one of the first cities to defend this how much homicide spikes. seven 100% because no work important as you work there? concert the beginning of the nation. >> think about what happened since you left the air and all of a sudden there's no consequences for crime, concept and make to be the en

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congressman joe walsh, the republican from illinois and director of the social contract and the member of republicans for harrison the former chief communications advisor to former house speaker paulthe msnbc political analysts. okay. one of the things that is fascinating to me is, let's just start. what you both make of this, and i will start with you, joe. what you make of democrats going in with this strategy of belittling trump or diminishing him? making joke at his expense? >> yes, but more. look. we can't normalize trump. i think it is a good thing that democrats are focusing on him because he is uniquely horrible and he is a threat to our democracy. i have no problem with them making fun of him and taking weird shots at him. i wish that would be combined with more genuine and real, he is a threat to democracy. he lost last time and refuse to concede. i want to see serious real indignation at what he is done and to be fair, you are there in chicago. you did hear that come from michelle obama, barack obama and everybody who took the stage and they had some of that serious with the belittling and what you make of democrats saying that when they go low we go high and you know w

paul henderson seems to be out. uh, chief scott and commission uh, deputy chief peter walsh, uh, of the administrator bureau.'ll be conducting the presentation, uh, with the assistance of officer duarte. um, for the sparks report. okay slide. thank you. um, i know that you know the history, but just for the public, uh, the sparks resolution 2706 requires quarterly reports from both sfpd and dpa. uh, and we provide the police commission with policy, uh, development awareness. currently, um, the status updates on 19 dgos are actively going through a developmental process, and approximately i should say, 71 department notices are set to expire within 120 days. and again, this is for the fourth quarter next slide. one of the um, more important dgos, uh, that we wanted to update is 7.01, which is, uh, juveniles. um, it's been posted for the 30 day public review process. it concluded in december 13th, 2023. um, we received 55 entries, uh, which wound up being about 40 comments and recommendations on the grid. seven of those were incorporated into the draft dgo, 14 were q and a, and not for uh, inclusion in the dra

reform uk paul follows liberal democrat jeremy hunt , democrat jeremy hunt, conservative party. ruby tucker, green party james walshrty, harriet williams for the women's equality party, now the shadow chancellor rachel reeves , has unveiled her plan to reeves, has unveiled her plan to save traditional pubs in britain and these include business rates being replaced with a fairer system and she hinted that beer duty might be frozen but not reduced . so is the labour party reduced. so is the labour party on the side of your local boozer? well, let's talk to the chief executive of the british beer and pub association, emma mcclarkin. good morning to you, emma . i hope they're on the side emma. i hope they're on the side of the boozer and they talk about changing business rates, but they keep telling us they're going to change business rates. but scan the labour manifesto emma and they will not. you will not see the alternative . not see the alternative. >> so it is great to hear that the labour party has decided to come out and fully support the great british pub. we need a little bit more detail on exactly how that pl

paul henderson and chief scott. um, i am i'm commander. i just demoted myself. uh, deputy chief peter walsh of the administration bureau. so, um, next to me is tj chow. uh, tj works in the staffing and deployment unit and has worked tirelessly over many months to put the staffing and, uh, deployment report together. that's mandated. um, he's going to do the presentation on, and we'll both be here for question, but i cannot say enough about tj's work. um, he is the glue, the wheel, whatever adjective or metaphor you want to use that put this together. and if you've seen the actual report, it is a lot of work. um, so i will hand it over to tj. so tj put together the powerpoint to absolutely. i can barely turn on a computer tj welcome. good morning commissioner or good evening commissioners. um one moment as i just pull up the powerpoint i thought it'd be ready for me. but i know good help is hard to find. huh? is it on here? it's on there. good. all right. so here, let me pull. uh, good evening, commissioners. uh, chief scott and members of the public. my name is tj chow. i'm the analytic sup

paul follows for the lib dems, of course, jeremy hunt for the conservatives, ruby tucker for the greens, james walsht are we going to say, renee? >> so i think this is really interesting because what it also does, is it increases bureaucracy. and when you increase bureaucracy, you add to the cost. so we saw in a&e targets when they were introduced way back when that all that happened is, is that hospital bosses got together and thought, right, we have to achieve this for our weight. so what we'll do is we'll create another ward next to the a&e ward called the acute assessment ward, and we'll shuffle people in there who we can't get out of the door at four hours. but in there you need more nurses, more doctors , more staff. you then doctors, more staff. you then need more paperwork. back office to see if people are meeting the targets. so this is where nhs inefficiencies can be absolutely scrapped . we don't need more scrapped. we don't need more targets. we need to get rid of all of this paperwork work. paper pushers, people trying to achieve targets, get rid of them, get doctors. >> so it's about b