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and mosts challenge to western dominance that we've see westernn ever, wh is coming from china, chin ae le is becoming more like singapore and taking meritocracy sin much more seriously, both in terms of its educational system, in terms of its university system, which is highly selective and growinsly withg in the way s the communist party operates, as if we have america becoming less meritocratic or less enthusiastic about meritocracy and china becoming more meritocratic or at least more enthusiastic about meritocracy. that presen s the possibilitya of a future in which chinare really pulls ahead of the united states . >> dr wooldridge makes a>> dnr. excellent point. gifted and talented programs and schools are being dismantleds an and the satie'st. and the acts are being made optional and a lot of collegesal creating kind of a new wokew wo plutocracy of goofballs.f >> how does that make formake >>stronger, better america? >> i think that meanst mean ultimately america loses and china wins, which is not wan something i want to see. . >> neither do i . pus so the great pushback against

eatime.laura and austin, what ae expecting to hear fromxp e team?ens >> so the defense team did walkm out court today. fox got a quick comment froms. them. they were brief with their words. they sai said thatd that they're obviously disappointed in today's results. but we expect to hear frombut wo hear f precisely an hour after the sentencing happens tomorrow morning. >> all right, austin, thank you so much. now,: thank democrats are in a precarious position because they can't sell the american public on any of their policiesp working. and weolicies. know they're not. so they have to push this idea of scarcity is going to actually be good for you. and what they're seeing as they try to argue that is guess what? the losses are piling up.inflat inflation has shown noio signs e abating despite the white house talking points. the senate controllee talkind, s democrats included, just killed biden's. s.g. investment rule and ad the stunning rebuke. and the supreme court,su as as t said earlier, is likely to give him a huge loss over that student loan gamb

joey mad ae a very important policy announcement at hoe today.s babies >> he loves babies. >> take a look at drug inf companies that raise prices faster than inflation. now,ke that's right. we. like babies to work.i li so we talk right back .r i like babieths better people ob . >> he loves babies.ie maybe he will stop forcingtaxpar taxpayers to pay for planneds parenthood. >> an abortionto pay for one ren joe might prefer babies h to people is that, well, peoplel just don't seel,m to like him. look, this new ap poll, biden's approval rating now is almost back to its lowest recorded level. but don't worry about 2020 four is approaching. >> hillary clinton has a big announcement. it? >> go up. oh, my god.inton, what is it? it's hillary clinton. she's running wild.s she's running again. >> here i am. harry, you're running again. well, i sure care. and i just got here early forch the new class we're teaching together on foreigton policye th decision making. now, what are situe we going tom it inside the situation room? >> yes. and i'll cover the theo

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he said there was a lot ofe were ae were no tears. jesse: in >> actually , i think we have that. let's listen to that. yo au havectuall the snot that't about right here in my cup.sten >> t i didn't thino k much of tu really, really.f him, i didn't see any true remorse or compassion or anything even he was he cried a lot on the stand and never cried. oo he never cried. what du o you mean by that? >> not only did was post not did you not see tears? no tears. not how did you know he wasn'to you right was i saknw his eyes. i was as close to you know, kelly , when you see it through the tv screen as we've been analyzing it, it's a lot, it is different when you're a jurorjue and you're in that courtroom, i you get a different take. a lot different because we saw no, we would cover this during the day. his face turn red kind ofe da touched his face. s face. it looked like tears. he certainly lied in that way.ci bunlt it doesn't appear that it was this will be appealed. but interestingly, i want a to take itpp to the supreme the court. they have to have a federaly queston and they point

i mean, this should be a wake ae up call. and instead, these guys are using the exact same playbook. >> it's it's really distressing. >> and i appreciate, again, i appreciate again your coolness under pressure. >> i your coolness under pressure there. >> and i did, by the wayal,l. tucker, i did offer them all i gave this to you. py and i know you accepted it. i offered them all a signed copy of fossil future.how guesmany democrats took s how mk me up on it? >> unfortunately, right around zero in that range. tried >> unfortunate.o hand i tried to hand it specifically to representative stansberry, tw who just told several lies about me after i refuted this,ee . d she just walked away yeah, i don't think they read long things. sure. appreciate you comingthank on tonight. >> thank you.yo thanks, tucker. we continu e to be very concerned about commercial airlines because they're tucker: wpriorities and politir safety. and we have more evidence of ave mo that tonight.re eviof that currencycentral bank digital currency, one of the g

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you better do ite po now were ae to bring it up beyond the point of no return after 2030.limate expert mark marano who debunk the biden administration ridiculous claims with actual facts. >> let's get right to it three pieces of video and i want you to debunk them one by one here i is claim number one listen to this audio from the biden administration of storms getting worse and apocalypse coming check this out. y >> mother nature letter wrath over the last two years, floods, droughts, people can't deny it anymore. >> decanted night is getting worse and we're going to die floods and droughts for.be >> is completely science freeea this could brte floods, drought, hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires that the history of the earth and completely normal if you uni look at the pier literature. in the climate reports in thefl national climate assessment o hurricanes, floods, droughts, wildfires are nor t increasing i theyma are declining on timescas of 30 - 50, 100 years, no debate. it's not happening they can find shorter. since 2014, the area of california had an increase but they

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today the protected the biden administration influence peddling kept undes atr wraps ae fbi the d.o.jyears.to no matter the evidence america's attorney general seemsrns nothi. >> i promise to leave the mattes hunter biden in the hands of the u.s. attorney for the district of delaware was appointed in the previous administration. i pledge not to interfere with that investigation. state why not name a special council customer come after him of the house judiciary committee part of two hearings this upcoming week on governmen jt's overreach. ohio congressman jim jordan onhe why he is still waiting for responses from the d.o.j., whico sent americans top law enforcer to ukraine this week instead.eric communist china hitting america from all sides the air, the ground, the southern border. yet joe biden is laughing it o off. >> you talk about children being taken away from their parents. my children were taken away from me. this should not be politicized. >> the interesting thing is that sentinel came during the last .dministration [laughter] >> for coming up for her white house advisor stev

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upper teens to lower 20s was ae as we go through the day. really warm weather across japan.again, looking at highs into the lower 20s in places like fukushima, kyoto and tokyo. 22.2 degrees. certainly a warm pattern. we're going to be seeing a little bit of change in terms of seeing rain because we have a low pressure system and cold front coming in from the west, and that's going to help bring some wet weather, extending from okinawa to kyushu and across the country as we go through friday. we are talking about temperatures still staying relatively stable, maybe cooler into the weekend but not by much. 20 in tokyo on friday with a high there. sapporo at 10. 14 in me ng niigata. the sun will return on friday for fukuoka and into naha as we go through the day. that's a look at your forecast. hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ ♪ >>> as jonathan mentioned, the warm weather here in japan means cherry blossom season is right around the corner. as the pandemic continues to ease, visitors to toktokyo's puc parks will be allowed to picnic under the trees for the first time

republican presidential contender slammed what he called woke idealogy before a crowd of supporters ae. , surnd to the woke mob. our state is where woke goes to die. [ applause ] >> reporter: desantis skipped the conservative political action conference or cpac where former president trump gave a fiery speech saturday taking aim at president biden. >> we will evict joe biden from the white house. [ cheers ] and we will liberate america from these villains and scoundrels once and for all. >> reporter: trump is one of at least three declared 2024 presidential candidates. maryland's former republican governor larry hogan told "face the nation" that he will not jump into the race. >> a smaller field, maybe tougher for trump to get the nomination. >> i didn't want to have a pileup of a bunch of people fighting. >> reporter: on the democrat side, author marianne williamson launched a long shot effort to challenge president biden for the nomination, although mr. biden has not officially announced a bid for re-election. so just 37% of democrats nationwide actually want president biden to seek

his young daughter is believed to be about 9 years old and named kim ju ae. >> this is the future ofecades. >> reporter: there's no sign that kim jong un is seriously ill or that he would leave power any time soon. and it's not clear if he's actually preparing his daughter to take power if and when he does. but analysts are certainly paying attention to the two young women by his side, his daughter and his younger sister kim yo jong. >> there's no indication that either the sister or the daughter would pursue any different or softer policies towards north korea's neighbors than the three generations already have. >> reporter: but analysts point out that south korean intelligence recently said that kim jong un also has an older son older than kim ju ae who has not been seen in public. it could be the older son who's being groomed for leadership but that he may not be unveiled until he's of age. >> brian todd, thank you very much. >>> now we turn to a conflict that led to war 20 years ago. president george w. bush launched the u.s.-led invasion of iraq on march 20, 2003, beginning a wa

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andd i'm curious now that you ae developing the u.s. armed, the u.s.army for the future with a focus on indo-pacific, what's happening in the high north, what's happening in europe now. how has this war in ukraine changed your perceptions on the future development of the u.s.ep army? i would be curious to hear you elaborate. of course with sweden and finland joining nato as well which was, as in the region it is extremely good to see, even though the circumstances that it happened under is terrible. well, we're getting fit into native. >> thank you for the question and thank you for your partnership. i've had a chancef to visit yor country and you are very strong partners. it wasn't maybe three or four years ago when many thought that any type of conflict in europe was unimaginable. even as we saw the situation developed, there were many, many people that even have seen the intelligence cannot believe that the russians would conduct an unprovoked invasion of ukraine. and i think we of all, luckily have stayed strong together. we certainly could probabl

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one thing i cannot reconcile is that if i were to be ae to do this for my grandmother who already passed had a better life. that is something that i cannot really let go. i'm sure my grandmother will be happy if i help others, but i just wish i could help her, too. my name is emi kiyota. this is my brief but spectacular take on designing better life for us. ♪ john: on this oscars sunday during women's history month, we're higlighting another story of achievement that has faded over time. tonight, a pioneer in the film industry whose storied career made her one of the most prolific and respected writers of her te. frances marion may not have been a household name, but the actors who starred in the movies she wrote were. mary pickford, marie dressler, greta garbo, marion davies, wallace beery, lionel barrymore. marion wrote the scenes that helped define their careers. she worked in every facet of film production. training under director and producer lois weber, another early hollywood female pioneer. as a screeriter, marion built a reputation for highlighting actors' strengths and creating

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it's been one year since he nearly died in the country of ukraine, reporting for all of ae us . beay me away today as benjamin's story of survival of survrecovery. ation. it is such an inspiration. but first, let's take you to capitol hill, the swamp, l the sewer in d.c. for anfo important hearing aring on weapoon the weaponizesf your federal government. now, here is the house iairman take a judiciary chairman, jim jordan . >> tak>>e a look. i in the run up to the twenty 20 presidential election, fbi special agent elvis charged ints his deposition in missouri vs. biden said that he repeated twitter an repeatedly informed twitter and other social mediad you platforms of the platforms of the likelihood of n a hack leak operation in the run up to that presidential election.el he did iectit even thougon.h ths no evidence. in fact, he said in his deposition that we hadn't seen anything, no intrusions, no hack government had no evidencea of any intrusions, no evidencek, of a hacking leak yet for a year, they tell twitter that a hacking leak is coming. it's coming in october and it wil

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he's a lamked ae governor .s he dropped to his knees everype day and holds for bad news for joe biden so he could get out of california and destroy the nation. gavin newsom is honestly and truly a a a horrific governor , bad for the for the state of california. and that's what we have people leaving the state. that's why i have to join jimmy , where he lives, because california is a total disaster. >>oin hey, man to that. >> emily, what's your take on this? thirty million dollars forn twelve hundred tiny homes. i don't know where they're going to put the tin puty homes but yeah, i was living in sanco francisco when it was mayorn gavin newsom. and remember his care, notne cash program. .that failed miserably at the time. checkinprogg goals that had nothing to do with reality. ironically, justserably. last y, the skyrocketing rate of homeless there in that town that he left was overca twenty thousand. the local nbc paper said it'ss an examplean of an inabilityr ti to counter the rising homelessness in l.a. they spendn eight hundred and thirty seven thousand dollars perd single homeless

no one complained about hir.s bu service as ae police officer , but because he knew a mand call called roger stoneed, the nypd fired him from his job. apparently, grecco violated the criminal association clause in the nypd patrol guide, which bars cops from contactd in with anyone, quote, reasonably believed to be engaged and likely to engage in whatna you have engaged in criminal activities. here's the thing. roger stone is not a criminal. he is politically controversial. >> and that was enough. r co several agrico joins us now to explain what happened to him. mr. grecco, thani hope we k youh for coming on . i hope we didn't oversimplify that you were fired for knowing roger stone. r: of that's a correct talker.co and thank you for having me car tonight. of course, that's silly. eer hei had a i had a fourteen r career and my pibor unblemishedd record . and one day i believe somebody was irked that i i had hadriends a relationshiphi and a friendshp with roger stone. and that ensued a 19 month witch. and they ultimately terminated me, saying that my relationshipi with roger stone wouldn

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about six inches of wet snow could be some power outages with strong winds tyotucld even see ae few thunderstorms through tonight. accuweather meteorologist kevin costner. still ahead, caught on camera car crash causes a building to collapse also ahead, the college football superstar charged with racing in a fatal crash, the victim's girlfriend, now speaking now and honeymoon nightmare, the couple who says they were abandoned at sea during a snorkeling tour. dumbfounded 2020 tonight on abc. a wild police chase in baltimore , stolen car hit and killed a pedestrian slammed head on into another car and rammed into a vacant store. look here, the building collapsing. several people were injured the driver police were chasing was arrested. we're learning more this morning about the case against the top nfl prospect charged with racing in a fatal crash after celebrating the college football national championship. we're now hearing from the victim's girlfriend. former university of georgia football star jalen carter is back at the nfl combine watching a warmup for scouts and teams the day before his retu

eggs and make multiple embryos, most of them cannot go on and make a healthy baby, and so mt ivcles aes fact, your embryos are in this tank. >> reporter: after four rounds of ivf, we had just one viable embryo, that my husband and i transferred in november. we just found out that my pregnancy test is positive. we are so grateful and in shock. >> wow. >> reporter: weeks later kristin and matt also got a positive pregnancy test. their latest transfer had worked. kristin and matt are 13 weeks along in their pregnancy, and i am 22 weeks pregnant. ivf is expensive, costing about $12,000 for one cycle without insurance. norah, my husband and i are so grateful we have some fertility insurance through my cbs benefits that made this possible. >> norah: i know, and not every state mandates that companies do that. so it's difficult. thank you for sharing your story and others. two people are dead following a terrifying car crash in new york city. we have the details. that's next. new york city. we have the details. that's next. like here. and here. and here. not so much here. if you've been diagno

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of bragg, the molly franks, the ice for the other prosecutors, because that's what prosecutorthat'ss ae supposed to do, follow each other and try to outcompete each other. these peopleete each other havep what the system of justice is supposed to be based on the rule of law precedent. ther, e is nothing here. all of these investigations are political . it's not just bragging. it's also what's happening in georgia with one of the mos political prosecutors around who has failed to give accurate e information about how in this country you actually do have a right to care about elections and how they're administered. and if you see problems, you have a right thow a right that. o file you have a right to actually file lawsuits about that. this is something also in this is something also in realizes how political the classified documenistt blow is because they saw it all blowu up with joe biden having classified documents everywherel across the eastern seaboard. they're all political and they're all wrong. and this the two standards ofo n justice are made worse by the fact that we have a medi

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this is likely where thi ts is heading. >> it's a longer term game to ae disaster. so very quicklr.y, how longst before people start to ask, ha okay, these long termve treasuries now that interest gos holding huge -- rates have gone up or worthlf a less than we thought they were,d who else is holding huge? >> i mean,ar the fed itself and what other banks are how n >> lting these is cash equivalents, like how nervous should we be ? >> look, i think this o is there's a lot of sins to payl for years of actually skiing on artificial snow. now the snow machine turned off. turnede starts real evidencel actually starts to surface. and the other thing i'll tel tlt you is even over the weekend,esa right, i got calls from silicon valley elites saying thatot whay i was going to support youg this people in the billionaire class, whatever , bu t d you're speaking out about this,n speaking this openly .pport. thi no, i'm going to lose donors is support. my viet fow is , you know what?t in 8 is a moment for a grassroots uprising. that's why i mean, into this lot put in eight figur