congressman adam smith joins me now on all of this. congressman, thank you for joining us. you were in washington when this happened. does law enforcement have any leads on who could have been responsible? >> not to my knowledge. my wife was home and discovered it. we called the bellevue police and the capitol police and they've taken a look at it. as far as i know, they don't. but look, sadly, the extremes on the left and the right have increasingly seen intimidation, in some cases violence, as a legitimate way to advance their viewpoints. and it's very troubling. like i said, we've seen it on both sides of the political spectrum. we need to have respect for civil society and representative democracy and know how to disagree with each other without going to this level of intimidation. it's something going on in the seattle area, i've known a lot of city council people and county elected officials have had people come to their homes and vandalize them and threaten them at their homes. so it is very problematic in american politics right now. >> yeah, i mean, it certainly is

and adam smith joins me now on all of this. congressman, thank you for joining us. you were in washington when this happened, does law enforcement have any leads on who could have been responsible? >> not to my knowledge. my wife was home and discovered it. we called the bellevue police and capitol police and taken a look at it. as far as i don't know. sadly the left and the right are seeing violence as a way to advance their viewpoints. we have seen it on both sides of the political spectrum. we need to have respect for civil society and know how to disagree with each other without going to this level of intimidation. it has been going on in the seattle area, a lot of city council people and county elected people have had people come to their homes and vandalize them and threaten them at their homes. it is, it is a problem in american politics right now. >> i mean, it certainly is. you saturday previously that you are personally strongly supportive of israel's goal of eliminating hamas. you also called for humanitarian pauses in the fighting and israel should work

congressman adam smith of washington state says that his home w vandalized this week by cease-fire activists. smith says his garage was spray-painted with free gaza. among other things and the congn will be joining us in just a few minutes to discuss this. as well as the chances of another cease-fire in the middle east. let's go now to some more breaking news on this saturday, some stunning new rulings in two cases against donald trump. the judge in the federal election interference case rejeintrump's claim of absolute immunity from criminal prosecution. that cision coming on the same day a federal appeals court ruled trump does not have presidential immunity in civil cases brought by capitol police officers, democratic lawmakers, who sued trump. in 2021. let's go to nbc's dasha burns, joining us from cedar rapids, iowa. where donald trump is expected to speak a little later on today. how are folks reacting, dasha, to trump's latest legal round of troubles? >> look, alex, every time you hear about legal setbacks for the former president, they might be legal setbacks for him, they are also of

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bipartisan process that we've been engaged in, led by the top democrat on the armed services committee, adam smith, and i believe that we have arrived at a place that is worthy of strong consideration for very strong support among the house democratic caucus. thank you. kevin? reporter: you're meeting with mayor adams this afternoon. what's on the agenda? mr. jeffries: i look forward to my conversation with mayor eric adams to talk about how we can improve the quality of life of the people of new york city, how we can address some of the challenges we confront in new york city, particularly the affordable housing crisis, to talk about the progress that has been made under the leadership of mayor adams to significantly reduce gun violence and homicides in the city of new york and continuing efforts to address issues around property crime, and of course to get an understanding from mayor adams as to where we're at in the context of the asylum seekers who have come to new york city in significant numbers over the last year and a half and how we can continue to move that issue forward in a positive di

the the, uh, sort of a process that i get that course faith. adam smith don't say whom assume to put up all square. come jessica, what is with a shift or what have you said to me and my children are short term, which was here. it's a usually human this me in the sense that only 3 of them was because i want to give you some. yeah, it's a state, it's a oh, we take suitcase i did. i was looking at just it seems a little bit the product, the date you don't know, is there any way that actually would have been set up or getting married? you meant that a good idea of doing this. you come down? yeah. literally so frustrated with as much it's gonna get the appraise. i'll show you a different life. the fact that when we 30, not really, a lot of it's just throwing information here with the tip, the spirit. it's difficult to redo the file. it's of, there's the level that sent them the width of junior gene is i'm not sure that's all right. and it's something done with coupled with some moving you usually you grace, who did a check in a notice, but it is the most beautiful. yeah. and even the oppo

on friday night, right here on this show, we interviewed congressman adam smith, whose home was marred by pro-palestinian vandals. now, peaceful protest, even passionate protest is an american right. but, smith told us that he sees an overlap between these tactics and that of another group. >> these are the same tactics that we saw in that most extreme form on january 6th. it is these tactics that are not accidental. they are an attempt to intimidate people into silence, an attempt to overthrow democratic norms. >> today, there is outrage in some corners of the democratic party, because what some on the left will not to do without hesitation, apparently. that is, condemn hamas. without them, immediately mentioning israel. listen to this exchange, for example. this sunday between cnn's dana bash and -- pramila jayapal. >> have you talked about it since october 7th? >> absolutely, and i've condemned what hamas has done, i've condemned all of the are actions. the sexual salt, of course. i think we have to remember that israel is a democracy. that is why they are strong ally of ours. if th

adam smith says his home in washington state was vandalized urging a spees fire in gaza, baby says heports humanitarian pauses in the conflict but condemned acts of violence by political extremes last night on salesmen. >> sadly, the extremes on the left and the right have increasingly seen intimidation, and in some cases violence as a legitimate beto advance their viewpoints. it's very troubling. we've seen it on both sides of the political spectrum. we need to have respect for civil society and representative democracy and know how to disagree with each other without going to this level of intimidation. >> the incident comes as the white house and congress face mounting pressure to publicly call for a cease-fire in gaza. >>> still to come, the name plate is gone and the rock locks to former congressman george santos's office have already been changed after he was expelled from the house. a look at who else is on the congressional wall of shame. that's coming up. stay with us. >>> wall street extended its gains on the first day of december with all three indices in the positive terri

year instead of presenting strength of recipients for me on another chairman jack reed congressman adam smith thornburg. the best the service. [applause] >> thanks,. >> mr. secretary. >> these leaders demonstrate what it means to peace through strength and we thank them for example future generations and be thankful of you for helping us focus forum. before i give up the stage, i have one other item on the agenda, indulge me for another couple of minutes. this is superb ronald reagan presidential foundation. the owner convening in d.c. and it's inspiring to see the like are you coasting and west coast team come together to deliver this top-notch event. you experienced skills of this event because of this the past decade giving the form everything we've enjoyed. like you i like my colleagues california office spearheaded this effort on the west coast thank you. trump the reagan national defense executive committee, i got to work with my cofounder you heard from the video idaho chief of staff d.c., people done a remarkable job. thank you. one other individual who deserves mention is our new pre

when adam smith wrote about the invisible hand of free-market capitalism, he forgot to mention it is of someone with bad reflexes, while the coordination, and possibly even some kind of neurological disorder. the poor guy needs to see a doctor. in short, stock prices do not somehow reflect reality, as if by magic. they are as much a product of perception on wall street, and the mechanics of the money management business as they are a product of the funnels. i tell you all the time about short squeezes, this is the mechanics of the market. they can't handle the short- sellers. this is why it is possible for you to conform to the average by investing in individual stocks. if the market worked perfectly you would never be able to exploit any opportunities, because the whole point of the game is that you can spot stocks that are mispriced, because there are stocks that are mispriced every day. why do i bring this up? because when the action is as irrational as i find it often, it can be frustrating. i want you to be able to take advantage of these moments were stock prices are simply wro

all the books i cited, whoever it is, adam smith, he read all thatom the.ater in his personal home, he knew what he wanted to do when he came to office. he knew what he wanted to do with the soviet union, he knew what he wanted to do for the country and he did it and he left. he was a great, great man and president. i'm here because this is the place that the honors ronald reagan and there's a bench out there right in the center spot. loving memory, and that's why -- we hon or ronald reagan. great, great, man. >> ladies and gentlemen, let's thank mark. thank you. .[applause] >> listening to programs on c-span through c-span radio just got easier, tell your smart speaker to the play c-span radio. weekdays at 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. eastern. catch washington today for a fast-pace report for the reports of the day. listen to c-span, just tell your smart speaker play c-span radio, c-span, powered by cable. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more including -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> toddies cushion i

in just moments, we're going to have a lot re news for you as we hear from the congressman adam smithtate after his home was vandalized by cease-fire activists, plus, it has got to hurt. stunning rulings in two of the cases against donald trump, one of them harking back to a beloved board game. . >> as i bet you all very good day here from nbc news in los angeles, welcome everyone to alex witt reports, we have breaking news in the israel-hamas war right now. israel is pounding targets in southern gaza, and ordering residents there to evacuate after that seven-day cease-fire,

, importantly, cultural youth work consultant, and maxwell marlow, director of research at the adam smithte . shoot ismail. smith institute. shoot ismail. it would have been unthinkable just a few years ago that somebody would sit on the london underground, definitely, and behave that way . yes. think it behave that way. yes. think it was so ? yeah. and was okay to do so? yeah. and nobody else, said dickie bird. yeah. we going down the yeah. are we going down the tubes ? tubes? >> um, we are. if we don't >> um, yes we are. if we don't make drastic action. um because what it is drug taking has become normalised through music, through the film industry, through the film industry, through society and through entertainment. so we through society and through entertainment . so we need to entertainment. so we need to take a collective account and make changes. as you know the saying, if you're if you're doing something and it's not working and you're carrying on doing something, it's not working. there's a ton of insanity. this is what we insanity. and this is what we see with our advisors to t

adam smith, he read all that stuff. they found it later in his personal home on a shelf. he knew he wanted to do when he came into office. he knew what he wanted to do with the soviet union. he knew what he wanted to do for the country. and he did it. and he left. it was a great, great man. and president. so here, because this is the place that honored ronald. and there's a bench out there right in the center spot, my parents name on it, they passed away in loving memory. they're overseas the sun when it comes up and when it comes down. and why it's there? because we we honor ronald reagan was not just the president he was a statesman. it a warrior. and was a leader. the great, great man. ladies and gentlemen, let's thank mark. thank you.

other top to discuss this and other top stories is the director of government relations at the adam smitha michkov. >> , let's kick off with >> nina, let's kick off with you. he's getting a grilling on his five pledges. rwanda the economy. he has succeeded on the boats . for example, he said economy. he has succeeded on the boats. for example, he said he'd reduced the boat numbers . um, ho. 110. >> no. >> he said, stop the boats. correct. >> stop the boats! he's on. >> stop the boats! he's on. >> he's on the path, though, is he not on the path? can we give him that? >> not on the path at all. >> he's not on the path at all. he's. he's actually trying to flimflam us with this ridiculous rwanda scheme, never rwanda scheme, which is never going off rwanda scheme, which is never goirground off rwanda scheme, which is never goirground in off rwanda scheme, which is never goirground in any off rwanda scheme, which is never goirground in any way. off rwanda scheme, which is never goirground in any way. andf rwanda scheme, which is never goirground in any way. and even the ground in any way. and

adam smith tells tells him quite clearly. it's one of the greatest economic thinkers in. that's not how it works. that's not how economies work. but that falls on deaf ears. and consequently, for eight years in immense cost in british blood and treasure. they're going to fight this war. they're going to lose. so i i'm fascinated by the other side of the hill, the british side of the hill. one of the advantages you had, i think, in the early stages of research was the opening of georgian archives. the papers at castle mount vernon has been a part that. you went with the omen institute as a fellow there. talk a little bit about folks who may or may not know about archive and how it impacted your. it's fantastic. i was very lucky. well, the georgian papers, the papers of the four georgians who became king in the 18th and 19th centuries are owned by at that time they were owned by queen. they're now owned by charles. but elizabeth was. that's how monarchies work. you know goes to the sun. it's not that you just hand it over to your kin. easy. the queen was persuaded to allow

first, i would like to acknowledge senator roger wicker, chairman mike rogers, and representative adam smith, whose partnership has been critical for the success of this bill. the hallmark of the senate and house armed services committees has long been bipartisan, and i'm glad we have continued that tradition for the 63rd consecutive year. i would also like to thank my colleagues on the senate and house armed services committees who helped produce this bill, as well as leader schumer, leader mcconnell, speaker johnson, and leader jeffries, who facilitated a full debate and enabled all members to engage in the process. we were able to negotiate hundreds of provisions -- the presiding officer: the senate is not in order. mr. reed: we were able to negotiate hundreds of provisions between both chambers over the past few months. the most in many years. this is a strong, forward-looking bill that i think we can all be proud of. this ndaa is laser-focused on the threats we face. it addressed a broad range of pressing issues, from strategic competition with china and russia to countering threats fro

adam smith, from the seattle area, his home was vandalized. >> right. >> so this is way beyond normal epidemic on these college campuses. >> well, i'm wondering if you've seen any progress on college campuses. i have -- i've spoken with friends of my kids and talked to quite a few people that go to college campuses who say that the administrations on the campuses are being a bit more mindful. there are security forces out, more cops -- campus cops out. have you -- have you picked up some help from administrators in understanding that young, jewish kids -- young, jewish kids who were just trying to get an education need to be able to walk across campus and be safe? >> yeah. the environments on these campuses is sort of not to be believed. at harvard university, arguably the most prestigious university in america, they had a menorah up for hanukkah, joe, and the administration made them take it down and put it away at night for fear that it would be vandalized and defaced. >> right. >> i mean, it's hard to believe at harvard that, again, they're not targeting in a pro-bb statute. they'r

of independent multiple pharmacies and maxwell marlowe, who is the director of research at the adam smithwhere shall we start? first of all, is restricting vaping going to help people in any way at all? let's go to our lady control . first go to our lady control. first >> hello. good morning. well the thing that is with vaping is that a lot of people are known to have given up smoking . um, to have given up smoking. um, you know, substituting it with vaping. and it's been known that obviously cigarettes are very harmful and, and substituting it with vaping is a less harmful way , you know, of, of, of way, you know, of, of, of managing it. so that's basically something that has been added . something that has been added. but the problem that we have is that vaping has now become fashionable like this cool thing. unfortunately we more thing. and unfortunately we more and more teenagers and young adults are picking that up and we are very much at risk of going through , you know, having going through, you know, having a generation of, of younger people being nicotine addicts. >> that's a hug

in terms of the court case and the jack smithing, i think jack smith has really sort of shown his hand here. the idea that he was so adamantt only to pursue these charges, but the fact he wanted the supreme court to step in and do it before the election proves that all he wants to do is put donald trump in jail before the election. >> kennedy: yeah. i think he'll do it by any means necessary. >> jessica: isn't that a standard though? i'm just reading back on this that the judge pushed it? >> tyrus: where did nixon end up. >> kennedy: no. that was the precedent. >> jeanine: so who has a bigger problem on their hands? >> tyrus: they both have problems, and the thing everyone seems to be missing, and i do think differently, biden's campaign is running right now, and it's running full steam. he doesn't need agendas. he has it. trump is an inserrectionist who needs to be in jail. don't vote for this guy. that's what he ran. that's why he won last time. nobody voted. if you go to lot of people and go is biden your favorite? they'll be, like, no. they won't have an i love joe biden sticker, but they'll have an f trump sticker. an

adam, would you ever go to something like this? >> no. you know who would, will smith. $2 they will slap you. for $5 they will kick you. it is hello kicking. japanese. it's a lot like normally i go to taco bell where they hit you after you leave. >> it is true. we have had many interest things evenings and nights after dining at taco bell. i want to start a restaurant, cat, where customers come in and feed me. why not just do that. >> you can pay for that privately if you want. >> i wanted to be my restaurant. >> this actually was a regular restaurant. it was in danger of closing. i want to meet the person whose idea this was. hear me out. instead of closing, how about instead you can have our waitresses slap you for $2? and then you can pick which waitress slaps you. that's an extra a everyone said yes, okay and it worked. that is inspiring. >> you worked at boston market. >> i did. i never got to hit anyone. >> any regrets? >> would have been better if i got to hit people? yes, a lot of things would be. >> i've got nothing else to say about this. let's just linger awk

in terms of the court case and the jack smith income i think jack smith has really sort of shone his hand here. the idea he was so adamantthe fact he wanted the supreme court to step in so immediately and do it before the election proves that all he wants to do is put donald trump in jail before the election. >> kennedy: by any means necessary to make sure -- >> charlie: if that is not rigging the election -- >> jessica: the nixon standard, though? the judge can comment on this -- the precedent he was relying on. >> kennedy: so, tyrus, who has a bigger problem on their hands? >> tyrus: they both have problems. the thing that everyone seems to be missing that blows my mind -- then again, i do think differently -- biden's campaign is running right now and it is running full steam, is he doesn't need agendas. he has it. trump is an insurrectionist who needs to be in jail. don't vote for this guy. that is what he ran and won last time. nobody voted -- go to a lot of people, hey, is biden your favorite? no. they won't have an "i love joe biden" sticker but they will have an "utter f trump" sticker. we already know the russian

smith's cousin. obama did not pick the right team. you have to pick the right team. historically, who was our greatest team? the first one in washington, john adams. thomas jefferson was the greatest intellectual force that the united states ever had. no one else in the ballpark. those that don't respect jefferson, you might as well find a different country. have to run a team professionally. i work with the riskiest people in the world with the highest standards. 100% truth, there are higher professional standards by far at a racetrack controlling horserace integrity then there is in any election in the united states. >> wrapping up the debate, mr. mitchell, you are the final word. >> i supported zdenek trump in 2016 -- i supported president trump in 2016. i enjoyed the trump presidency. i thought it was time for an entrepreneur to be president. thanks change. and the country is changed and we need a different type of president. i am big on linked in. and the team that -- mitch becomes the utah senator. and also, we have a 70 year embargo against cuba. china is building an army. and we have all types of relationships with people. after 70 years,

adam schiff and others. and they use those that factuali finding. but you're right. you know, jack smith, who investigated this did not charge insurrection. and i think the other thins.g that we need to do is theportan historical context is very important to thet.ople that wron the 14th amendment and section three of that new what anwas. insurrection was they had just seen hundreds of thousands of their felloe seen hw citizenl in a war betweenlo the states. >> and so they knew what an insurrection was. and in this casestates, you knot there was a riot at the capitol. those people that participated wereinsu held accountable and he been prosecuted for that. an now, at the end of the day president, trump said go peacefully and patriotically and have your voicesd e have b. and this court just ignores any anything that is evidence that helps president trump and the supreme court of the united statething s will clearl the final say on this. and i expect they will reverse this rulinthsupreme e finag. >> so so we hope that's the case. the supreme e reversing this, greg, because i had a lot of fo

terms of the court case and the jack smith thing, i think jack smith is really sort of shown his hand here, the idea that he was so adamantnot only to pursue these charges, but also the fact that he wanted the supreme court to step in so immediately and to do it before the election proves that all he wants to do is put donald trump in jail before the election. >> i think that they will go by any means necessary. and if that's not if that's not bringing an election, i don't know whether that's a nixon standard, though. >> and i'm just reading back on this that they pushed it. >> i mean, the judge can comment on the incident in, say, nixon and but that was a precedent that he was relaxed. >> yorba linda, right? yes, that's right. >> you know, number one, i don't even know her. so tyrus, so who has a bigger problem on their hands? >> well, they both have problems, but the the thing everyone seems to be missing, and it blows my mind. >> but then again, i'm i do differently. biden's campaign is right now and it's running full steam is he doesn't need he doesn't need agendas he has it. trump is an insurrection it's who who need

daughters mary kate and leah grace and adam's fall, tennessee it is my extreme pleasure to welcome him here to the ninth annual emerging symposium at stevenson ranch. tim smithadies and gentlemen. >> a while, thank you chris, did my mama tell you to sail about? [laughter] it is a pleasure to be here. i've always heard about the emerging civil war symposium and wow, consider me impressed. what a beautiful group of focusing a lot of folks i have known for a long time. a lot of folks that have been on tours in the past. several people here with me last weekend and vicksburg weeded for five days in vicksburg there's some that's going to be next weekend on the tour. through mississippi and louisiana. a lot of folks back and forth on these tours is good to see all of you. if i haven't seen you come up and say hello and we will reacquaint. thank you for having me. this is wonderful for a i been looking forward to it for a very long time. brag on emerging civil war just a minutes i try to help out as much as i can. it's always a pleasure to help out chris and the folks that run it. helped out reading books, writing forwards and s' on it's a pleasure to be involved i

jason smith said they only knew each other for two months before he paid millions of dollars for taxes. it's reeking with mystery. what's going on in new york? we have ridiculous comments by mayor adams1 as anything can p what then you've got new york governor andrew cuomo saying the city should stop the plan to add a $15 toll enter the manhattan district, it would cause potential visitors to stay home. 202019 cuomo was pushing this $5 toll. to get interest uptown to downtown to pass that way, you have to pay $15. >> governor cuomo is getting ready to run potentially against mayor adams because he's ahead in the polls by a lot. when you think about the major crisis going on with illegal immigrants and some of the problems it's causing customs and border patrol, our police officers, the defund the police movement, cuomo was governor when they passed the green light bill he which gave driver's licenses to illegal immigrants and those people, 85% of the people on the terror watch list are coming across our northern border, that's new york, and they're coming into this country and they're getting licenses and there's another element of this green light law. it protects illegal immigrants

mary kate and leah grace in adams ville, tennessee, and is my extreme pleasure to welcome him here to the ninth annual emerging civil war symposium at stevenson ranch. tim smithies in. wow. thank you, chris. did my mama tell you to say all that it is a pleasure to be here. i've always heard about the emerging civil war symposium and wow, i'm i'm consider me impressed. this is great. what a wonderful venue. what a wonderful group of folks seeing a lot of folks that i've known for a long time. a lot of folks that been on tours and in the past, several people here were just with me last week in a vicksburg. we did four or five days, actually, vicksburg. and there some that are going to be next week in on the grierson drive tour in through mississippi and louisiana. so a lot of folks that are back and forth on these tours, so on. so it's good to see all of you for having senior come up and say hello and and we'll reacquaint. so thank you for having me. this is this is wonderful been looking forward to it for a very long time brag on emerging civil war. just a minute. try to help out as much as i can. it's always a pleasure to help out, chris and the folks that ru

mary kate and leah grace in adams hill tennessee and it is my extreme pleasure to welcome him here to the ninth annual emerging civil war symposium at stevenson ranch. tim smithdies and gentlemen,. [applause] >> wow, thank you, chris. that my mom tell you to sell that? [laughing] it is a pleasure to be here. voicee heard about the emerging civil war symposium and wow, consider me impressed. this is great. what a wonderful venue. what if wonderful group of folks seeing a lot of folks that i've known for a long time. a lot of folks that have done to was in the past, several people here were just with me last weekend in vicksburg. we did for five days actually vicksburg and there's some that are going to be next weekend on the grid person to or through mississippi and louisiana. so a lot of folks that are back and forth on these tours and so on, so it's good to see all of you. if i haven't seen you, come up and say hello and we will reacquaint. so thank you for having me. this is wonderful. been looking forward to it for a very long time. bragg on emergiing civil war just a minute. try to help out as much as i can.as it's always a pleasure to help out chris and

smith starts streaming february 2nd we will be seeing the cast right here in the studio 1a, a lot to look forward to in the new year. >>> "saturday night live" hosts adam you can catch this weekend's episode right here on nbc. >> all right, guys it is time to head to our next stop on our merriest main street tour we are in georgetown, colorado this morning where our affiliate is standing by he has some special guests and wow! >> hey, matt >> hey happy holidays, friends, from georgetown, colorado you know, everyone is excited here we're 45 minutes west of denver near the continental divide. it would likely look like georgetown and everyone is excited to show this town off. it turned out for this party kevin carr joins us. kevin, this town loves the holidays there is a history with it and it's really the christmas market that is known far and wide here. >> yes it's sponsored by the town of georgetown and historic georgetown incorporated. it started in 1960 and, so, it's generations of families coming here to enjoy the mountains and the holidays. >> so important. and so well known. and they made a movie with john denver here about it as well. >> that's ri

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