and to discuss those points further we can now cross live to adam gary an independent political commentator adam thank you very much indeed for waiting on me when we heard from damian collins there i mean what do you think about that warning to the social media giants i mean is there a real possibility of sanctions. well on the surface of it it's always nice to see the just as revolutions always eat their own the corporate government complex can eat its own too but the excitement is it is quailed quite quickly when one realizes that governments and big corporations that generally have the same goals occasionally scratch each other's backs to hoard and draw blood it's it amounts to something a bit like this a government will go to a big social media corporation and say look you've got a really good in build espionage infrastructure for us to collect and aggregate data about our citizens and those in other countries if you cooperate with us we'll just overlook the big bank account in the virgin islands or some other well known tax code to it really comes down to irresponsible corporate govern

me mohammed in the west bank the same question to you mohammed what's been the reaction is adam adam gary here as well. as recording. this a cyclone in the mine and we just heard from the palestine liberation organization just moments ago that said that the two state solution is dead right now after the announcement that was made by president trump we also heard from the house movement in gaza that said that this announcement will open the gates of it of hell in the region and especially on the american interests here in the region there's a lot of jihad organization out of gaza also said that this is this constitutes a declare it you know for on the palestinian people president abbas is scheduled to give a speech very soon to give the palestinian authority reaction to president trump's and now we also heard from cairo president of a group that has sisi and education government said that it strongly rejects the announcement by president charm and it condemns it at the highest level. just picking up on something that donald trump said earlier he said that you know america is not taking a p

a little earlier i talked to adam gary managing editor of the news website the duran dot com about why you might be seeking a fourth term in office. president putin will be all too aware of the unfinished challenges that remain ahead and that will certainly remain after march of next year these include further consolidation and cooperation of the one by one road project of which russia is incredibly important it includes finalizing the peace process that russia has instigated for the syrian arab republic finding a last thing peaceful solution for the free people of donbass finding a peaceful solution to the our. car bar conflict as well as using the momentum of the brics and other international bodies like the shanghai cooperation organization to the rise the rising east and south as people tend to call them this will include making the gold system more centered in asia rather than in europe and north america it may include increased trade will certainly include i should say increased trade in national currencies between partners in southeast asia and your asia even africa in some case

we actually have the commission that john adams wrote with the upon -- the appointments with these envoys. you see his signature there. gary was a member of the constitutional convention, a difficult person to get along with. he was the only person who could get along with john adams. and you have a young john marshall on his first diplomatic mission. and we have the spectacles and inkwell of john marshall that he used while at this desk. and then we have an artifact that is a letter from thomas jefferson to john marshall. it is 1798. marshall is coming back from france and is a hero for standing up to the french government. this is a short letter from jefferson to marshall, apologizing for not eating it will to make it to the dinner in his honor. they despise each other. but only for political reasons. i have deeply different views -- this is a short letter from jefferson to marshall, apologizing for not making it to the dinner in his honor. with this artifact, we get to john marshall as chief justice. the image we are most familiar with. john marshall -- adams had just lost the election, jefferson is getting ready to tak

i spoke with gary: last month and i said, what will it do for housing and he was adamant it would do gary: people buy houses because they have a good job and they feel good about their job and their future prospects and they feel good about the economy, and they feel like things are going to continue to go better and better in the economic cycle. the ability to deduct interest is a component that allows you to buy a bigger house, but it is not what drives you to buy a house. alix: so by a smaller house? megan: he is using the animal spirit argument, people will feel better and therefore more money, but i do not feel that way i. i do not buy that. david: if he is right, we never should have had the deduction to begin with. the premise of the deduction is going way back, encouraging homeownership. he said it had nothing to do with homeownership. how could that be right? megan: i disagree with it. people will consider the houses are more expensive, so they will not get involved. they would rather rent. david: is it mainly because people will not take deductions, they will take the stand

crazy nights ♪ ♪ >> that of course is adam sandler from long ago singing about the jewish festival hanukkah. the holiday starts tonight and will last for eight days. garyhe menorah. many believe hanukkah is the jewish christmas because both holidays include exchanging gifts and eating food. but a theory clears up the confusion. >> hanukkah is about a group of jews defeating the army in the second century bc and it is detailed in the, not the old testament. this oil that was supposed to last one day lasted eight days. it is about defeating oppression and religious freedom and believing what you believe in is worth your life that. is hanukkah, not jewish christmas. we basically eat tons of food fried in oil. there are these poe toe day onion fritter that's are delicious with sour cream or applesauce or in my family, ketchup. that's right we eat them with ketchup. they're like glorified hash browns deal with it. >> now i know more than i did last week. if you want to learn more hanukkah, check out wusa9.com or at the wusa 9 app. >>> leaders from nearly 60 countries are meeting in paris for the summit on climate change. this comes nearly two years after 20

adam, unfortunately or fortunately had a little trouble in an island called biminy. that island seems to be a sticky place for politicians. both you and the presidential candidate garyart both, you know, probably got caught on the monkey business, let me put it that way. and others. again, the father/son business and leadership and political, martin luther king jr.'s opinion of martin luther king sr. and he was the grandson of rev rental better daniel williams, the second pastor of the ebenezer baptist church. his brother, ad, albert, named after his grandfather. was also a baptist minister. so the kind of ways that ones learns leadership was in the context of the eclesial politics. right? how to galvanize people, how to bring people together, how to win a majority. all toss things are useful when you go into the electoral politics, whether you're the mayor. and, of course, we don't live far from kansas city here. we have a sitting congress person representing kansas city, missouri, emanuel cleaver ii. he is an ordained methodist minister. so these kind of ways that the training ground for family is the politics. so politics becomes very, very important. anytime you

adam: a lot of people like to point out that the government is -- they call it government sach's. so many go to goldman sachs, garyohn, steve mnuchin, when people say goldman sachs not only runs the trump white house but the obama white house and before that the bush white house, is that accurate? >> sometimes people get that perception. i don't know how accurate it is here. have you goldman sachs saying they got hosed by the tax reform plans, and the reality is the tax reform plan's going to do what we said it would do. not what the media said it was going to do, which that kind of distortion exists from the radicalized media, but i don't think that goldman sachs is controlling this particular president. i think president trump has indicated through his actions and words, he's kind of a man who thinks apart, if i could put it that way. adam: interesting covering wall street, covering washington, goldman sachs, a lot of the big banks, especially goldman have ties to just about everything and claim they're going to take a hit. goldman sachs, they'll hit back, they're not going to take that big a hit. they'll be jus

adam unfortunately or fortunately had a little trouble in an island. that island seems to be a sticky place for politicians. he and a presidential candidate gary heart both you know probably got caught on the monkey business. let me put it that way. and others. again, the father, son business in this leadership in political. and he was a grandson of reverend albert daniel williams a second pastor. that went in line of succession. his brother albert named after his grandfather. was also a baptist minister. so the kind of ways that one lear learns leadership is in the kind of context of the politics. right? how to galvanize people. bring people together. win a majority. all those things are useful when you go into the electoral politics whether you are the mayor. and of course we don't live far from kansas city. we have a sitting congressperson in the representing the city of kansas city, missouri. cleaver. the second. he is a ordained methodist minister. these kind of ways that the training ground for family is the politics. so politics become very important. because any time you running an organization you're engaged in politic. whether you ar

adam, unfortunately or fortunately, had a little trouble in an island called bimini. that seems to be a very sticky place for politicians. both he and presidential bothdate garyart probably got caught on the monkey business, let me put it that way. again, the father-son business is political. martin luther king jr. is the son of martin luther king senior and was the grandson of the second pastor of the ebenezer baptist church. that is the line of succession. his brother albert, named after his grandfather, was also a baptist minister. the kind of ways that one learns leadership is in the kind of context of the ecclesial politics. how to galvanize people, how to bring people together, how to win a majority. whenhose things are useful you go into electoral politics, whether you are the mayor. of course, we don't live far from kansas city here. we have a sitting congressperson representing the city of kansas city, missouri, emanuel cleaver. he is an ordained methodist minister. these kinds of ways -- the training ground for families is the politics. ,olitics becomes very important because anytime you are running an organization you are engaged in policy, whether

gary frank skerski memorial bridge. the bill now goes to governor tom wolf for approval. >>> it's a tragedy impossible to forget. tomorrow is five years since 20-year-old adamned fire on innocent children and teachers at sandy hook elementary school. five years later, it still at the heart of the gun violence debate. >> it could help those on both sides of the issue find common ground. here's bill anderson. >> reporter: this week marks five years since the tragic shooting that left 20 children and six adults dead at sandy hook elementary school. >> madeleine sue, six. catherine hubbard, six. >> reporter: with way too many mass shootings happening since sandy hook, we normally dig in pick sides and argue about gun rights versus gun laws. but a local group wants to try something different. let's try focusing instead on what unites us. >> i respect the fact that there is -- the second amendment exists. i don't have any trouble with that. but i think that we need to be reasonable. >> reporter: star coming bright was one of the people who came together in west chester to acknowledge the tragedy in sandy hook. but she also hopes that her personal experience being

adam housely, fox news. >> all right, time now is 7:14. here's a live look right now of southern maryland. this is specifically around route u.s. 50. here's a beautiful -- it's like a little dusting, garyderland. >> yeah, a lot of grassy areas and rooftops down there. that's the way it looked in big chunk of north carolina yesterday as i was coming through there. let -- let's have fun -- let's say, okay, all you guys down in southern maryland i've had one report down there of about two and a half inches for hollywood. let's just say this. tweet me your totals if you're in southern maryland at gary fox5 d.c. send pictures, all that good stuff, #, let me see, fox5 snow day. >> yes. >> got it. it's going to be a fun snow day. nobody -- not everybody is going to work, so you don't have to worry about that. kids don't have school so it will be one of those days. once the snow gets here, okay, it's a little bit delayed. there's a lot of reasons for why this is still going to fill in. we're looking at radar right now. you get an idea. nothing going on in the city. there could be a flurry or two but you see farther down to the south and the west and then back over for southern maryland's getti