to mark of the account with the bed so it's much more i can follow not exactly the same much more akiney effectively. >> where does it come from? >> we printed digitally. we have the ability to create money. >> flooding the system with money and there's no end ability to do that know and. >> are you comfortable with that? you want unlimited money printing? it creates inflation and it helps the rich get richer because it hurts the middle class, average americans. one 100% correlation between money printing and the wealthiest one tenth of 1%. this is biden's america right there. they understand what they are doing, top economic advisor to joe biden and vice president joe biden is this guy he was asked the documentary, what is it about money doing and why we borrow? >> some of the language and concepts are. and prints money and lends the money. they tell bones and people by the bonds so a lot of times the language and concepts, there's no question the government prints money and uses the money should -- i don't get it. i don't know what they are talking a little because the government cle

they were being paid at a level that was akin to a graduate student. i think for them having the chance to be an american and bring their families up in america was just a golden ticket. they weren't being paid 120, $150,000. they were being paid more like $30,000. i just see that this is something listed and the president and his advisers allow this to go through, this will be just a detriment to all the american people out there, particularly the nba's that are getting hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt and only define their neck and people with individuals got their credentials overseas and are now here essentially working for $30,000. i thank you for line me to speak. >> guest: it's important to understand there are some different visa programs. mainly if you are a postgrad doing postgraduate training you will be on the k-1 visa program which is -- j1 -- it's a different program for postgraduate training specifically, different requirements, different rules. i don't know what wages data you are looking at but they are going to be paid what po

they've built compounds that are akin to small cities built for the express purpose of fleecing the restrld of their money. it's massive and growing. ali: the target also isn't always the only victim here. the people who are on the other end of the phone or the computer uh -- computer are also, in many cases, victims of human trafficking themselves. how does that play into all of this? erin: we have literally never seen a world crisis like this. we've got americans and people all over the world, who've lost all their money. and then on the other side, we have human trafficking victims that are forced to do this dirty work. in order to fill these compounds where the dirty work is done, the organized criminals needed to bring in a workforce and to do that, they constructed websites that look very authentic and they offer up jobs in southeast asia. and so people from all over apply for these jobs thinking they're getting a really nice live-work opportunity, and when they get there, their passports are seized, they're put in buses and they are moved to these compounds where they are surround

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i also think that it is important to remember that what happened yesterday was akin to those who are old enough to remember jigsaw puzzles. you would take 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle and would empty the box and you have to start sifting through those pieces and you want to start if you're real good you start at the corners. try to put the corners together. from yesterday to today, over 1000 law enforcement agents and officers, men and women have been pouring over countless amounts of data, a video's, of surveillances, interviews, tracking down every possible lead that came to us. the new orleans police department, louisiana state police, the fbi or other federal agencies. also yesterday we declared, i issued an emergency declaration. that declaration was meant to streamline resources and communications between state, local and federal partners. and we are seeing the results of it. also would like to remind everyone what's going on in the city in the city and the state is twofold. we have an active criminal investigation going on while we are also continuing to secure the city in prepara

of saudi, they've been terrific with us throughout jonah and down where we will finish and it's all akin special forces. [applause] >> a very long walk. the camels are walking. [laughter] and we are sitting but is no comfortable way to sit on a camel. [laughter] >> like staker. i'm going to leave it there. [laughter] >> i was going to say ride a camel but i could feel it heading south. [laughter] >> one of these guys would say something and we are out of h here. >> a cigarette. we got you here because we're playing a new segment called spy versus high. you number spy versus spy? who wanted to quiz you on think cia has allegedly done getting past stuff we both know are obviously true like taking the moon landing. [laughter] you will roll jfk i was only three. the way it's going to work as i will ask about conspiracy theories and you will tell the panel if this was something done by a spy or made up by someone on the internet was high. did the cia expect the work to make the bronx gag? [laughter] >> you are starting off with a tough one. >> you say it's not real. >> emily, you only $100. [

akins one and a half 1000000000 pounds away from the the strange similarities phone in the new orleans and the las vegas, the tax that's according to nevada police with quotesoft specs having ministry backgrounds and having used the same call rental company details. continuing to emerge in the las vegas site, the truck explosion is, would be the mind founded inside the vehicle to the us army special forces unit, which provides framing for a new policies. this decks, the penalties very lies. look around 6 the prisoners already on the well, thanks very much for joining us this friday evening and most go, this is of the international news and views, winning your way with another from the past program for you. we're going to stall the in nevada, in the us because the police that have revealed the suspect in the las vegas cyber truck explosion served in the us tens special forces group. now, this is a unit that's known for facilitating military training to allies of washington. um yes, staffing cleans ukrainian troops in germany. las he's running across the river has been discussing his bac

there is no evidence to suggest that china is doing anything akin to the manhattan project and that ittion is, why has trump changed his tune in the last couple of weeks and why is he not saying that tiktok is posing a threat to privacy as he did before? in fact, he said something to on true social in the end of 202a. in september, when he said the voters, go out the vote for me and i will protect tiktok, tiktok will be under threat by the democrats are not by us. given that other countries have a ready band tiktok, how might that have an effect on the case in the us?— in the us? the us very much does its own _ in the us? the us very much does its own thing _ in the us? the us very much does its own thing and - in the us? the us very much does its own thing and now l in the us? the us very much i does its own thing and now that the us is doing selling totally different and that it is governed by a technocracy, was a very close allies with mask and potentially, they are advising him not to use the first amendment take down tick—tock. because champ is notoriously inconsistent and might o

reporter: alina turk is head of transport strategy and planning at transport for london, or tfl, which is akin>> when we first introduced congestion charging, it's had a really, really positive impact. >> reporter: tfl says the number of vehicles driving into central london dropped by 18% within the first year of congestion pricing, and congestion inside the zone was reduced by 30%. but now more than 20 years later, the traffic is back. according to the traffic analysis company, london is the most congested city in the world as of 2022 with the average london driver losing 166 hours compared to 117 hours in new york city. how do you measure if the charge is working if people are still sitting in traffic? >> it's about overall vehicle numbers and going down, but that space being repurposed for other uses. making central london and the city much more pleasant place to be, but also increasing the through-put of people that you're getting through. >> reporter: in its 20 years, revenue from congestion pricing has put 2.6 billion pounds, or $3 billion into public transportation. when congestion pric

their version of security, putting a squad car at the head of the event, is something akin to what you barbecue. we need to learn from our military and how they secure their bases overseas and do a hybrid version in our cities. as christopher wray told all of us, our threat level is at unprecedented levels. it's time we start to listen. >> kayleigh: without a doubt. and just reminding our viewers, you're looking at a live image here from houston, texas. they believe this was the terrorist suspect's residence. they're approaching this very carefully because as you look at this image, you think there could be ieds blocking the doorway here. they have to be safe and meticulous. but upon entering, i imagine they're looking for something like a manifesto, any communications, a device that might have any coordination with the others that we believed are involved. your thoughts as we look at that live image right now. >> absolutely. i saw this a little bit ago, and from my understanding -- i don't know if they've made entry or not. i've been on these type of calls. obviously not something of

particularly because what we're seeing is akin to what we're seeing conservative, maga folks do all over the country. they're trying to rewrite history and gaslight us that what we saw with our own eyes didn't happen. and it did happen. and we need to know, you know, as we try -- you know, i appreciate that joe biden is trying to say to people, let's lay down a marker around what the norms really are, what it should look like, but at the same time, we can't -- there has to be accountability, there has to be some transparency. so, the people really know what -- >> unfortunately, i don't think there will be. you know, i think what actually -- and i think you're right here, what voters said is that actually this didn't matter to them and that they would -- and that they would vote for donald trump. that is at least the lesson donald trump has taken. >> that's the lesson donald trump wants to take. let's be very clear, an election is not the same thing as a jury verdict where the same group of people heard all of the same evidence and then rendered a verdict. >> a political verdict takes int

that's akin to assmoking ten packs a day. you can feel it when you are here.thankfully, we can sort of see the sun now peeking out. the smoke was so dense that it still felt like it was nighttime. and the embers raining down like snow. it is unfathomable to be in a scene like that. the billowing smoke is spreading for miles. hundreds and hundreds of miles e when you cover a fire of this size, it carries over to multiple states. the air quality, is unbelievably bad. neighbors on phones checking with their families. checking with their loved ones g to find out is my house okay. am i okay? it is just, you know, a scenario we have seen repeat. y yesterday, they could not because of the flight rules and the smoke, they couldn't get up in the air to use the repellant. are they able to get airborne now? >> reporter: it is almost moment to moment. as soon as they get some time in which the winds die down, and we have seen that happen, they want to put aircraft in the air, obviously. but it is so dangerous when you have gusts that overpower any craft that manages to ge

i also think that it is important to remember that what happened yesterday was a kim -- akin to thoseho are old enough to remember jigsaw puzzles, and that you would take a thousand piece jigsaw puzzle and you would empty the box, and you have to start sifting through those pieces, and you want to start -- if you are real good, you start at the corners, right? you try to put your corners together. from yesterday to today, over a thousand law enforcement agents and officers, men and women, have been pouring over -- poring over, cements of data, videos, surveillances, interviews, tracking down every possible lead that came to, whether it was your new orleans police department, the louisiana state police, the fbi, or other federal agencies. also yesterday we we declare -- i issued an emergency declaration. that declaration was meant to streamline resources and communications between state, local, and federal partners, and we are seeing the results of it. i also want to remind everyone that what is going on in this city and this state is twofold. we have got an active criminal investigati

government that comes out under united states constitution actually has powers that are much more akin, frankly, to what's being called for in the new jersey plan, even though it's, of course, is going to look very different. well, so the virginia plan is adopted by a624 vote and. so began the deliberate actions. and there are huge number of them. you might imagine there would be. and the convention ultimately is a bundle of compromises, much compromising as i've suggested already, is necessary here in the first one. and the one that is ultimately the greatest threat to. the convention is the question of representation representation takes about a month. get through this. this was the issue on which some delegates to the convention represent it as one said that things are on a full that it looks like just going to break up and go home. to individuals who helped overcome that impasse. we're a delegate from, connecticut, by the name of roger sherman, who suggested instead of trying to deliberate in the larger body, let's have every single state send one rep to a smaller and we'll see if

. ♪ >> the yo akin ma statavarius was constructed in the golden period.mes two from two of the prior owners both accomplished violinist. ma gifted the violin to the conservatory in boston. and proceeds will go toward student scholarships. still to come on the "newshour," the supreme court hears arguments on whether banning tiktok violates the first amendment. and david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlines. >> this is the pbs newshour from the date m. rubinstein video in weta in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> president-elect donald trump was sentenced today in new york city months after a new york jury found him guilty of 34 felony counts false fight business documents to cover up an extramarital affair. but the judge granted him an u unconditional discharge a sentence that afirms he is a convicted felon but faces no further penalties, fines or any time in jail. our reporter was in court and joins us now. so william, tell us a little bit more about this uncondi

against -- the bear argument against nvidia is that the it's hardware, and it will slow down over time akino our iphones. i disagree with. that's i think we're going to continue to need more power as the compute, the amount of energy needed to process these large language models is going to continue to increase on an an exponential basis, nvidia's the leader, stock is going higher. stuart: 200 a share? >> much higher over time. stuart: very interesting stuff, mike lee. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, stuart9. stuart: lauren's looking at the movers, and you better start with signet jewelers. >> didn't everybody we know get engaged over christmas? the world's largest retailer of diamond jewelry cut their holiday forecast. they said consumers are buying less expensive jewelry. stock's off 21 president p. stuart: who would have thought? i do know a few people -- >> i know. i know four. stuart: people who work with us -- djt. >> countdown to the inauguration. stock is down 3%. it was up 21% yesterday. also this, don jr., donald trump's son, he has joined a polymarket competitor, the prediction

i also think that it is important to remember that what happened yesterday was akin to those who arenough to remember jigsaw puzzles and that you would take 1,000 piece jigsaw puzzle and empty the box and you have to start sifting through those pieces and you want to start, if you are real good, you start at the corners, right? try to put your corners together and from yesterday to today, over a thousand law enforcement agents and officers, men and women, have been pouring over countless amounts of data, videos, surveillances, interviews, tracking down every possible lead that came to us, whether it was the new orleans police department, the louisiana state b.i., or our other federal agencies. also yesterday we declared -- i issued an emergency declaration. that declaration was meant to streamline resources and communications between state, local, and federal partners. and we're seeing the results of it. also would like to remind everyone that what is going on in the city and state is two fold. we have an active criminal investigation going on, while we're also continuing to secure t

so, i think that that's maybe akin to what we saw a couple of years ago when we saw it in the original meme stocks, in spacs and that's a less frothy environment than one that is pervasive across the market. i think this is also part and parcel of many of these rotations that we have been talking about, these fierce rotations that happen within the market at the sector level. frankly at times back into the darlings, the max seven type stocks. i think this is just a continuation of some of those rotations. and i think that's likely to persist the first part of this year. >> yeah, i guess in addition to just a general welling up of enthusiasm among investors following the election, you did also have this playbook that people tried to execute, you buy cyclical stocks, small caps, a template from 2016 and '17, but it seemed to really not have legs and in fact in december, you know, industrials were down substantially, like, 7% or 8% as a group. banks down a similar amount. i guess that speaks to what you're saying about these kind of violent rotations, but what is the macro message if anyt

zuckerberg announcing the company plans to end its fact checking program and replace it with a landscape akinunity notes citing an intention to embrace the speech. it will affect facebook, instagram and threads. let's get details from nbc news correspondent savanna sellers. walk us through the changes and why meta is making this. >> is a pretty big deal for mark zuckerberg. he posted a video this morning explaining what he's doing as well as a statement. i'll let you listen to some of what he had to say, but the headline is ending the fact checking program and what he's really pinning that on his saying it essentially led to censorship. listen to what he said. >> we will get back to our roots and focus on reducing the stakes, simplifying our policies and restoring free expression on our platforms. more specifically, here's what we will do. first we are going to get rid of fact checkers and replace them with community notes similar to x starting in the u.s. >> he went on to say there were too many mistakes and explicitly said too much censorship. he said the platform was taking down content th

they were being paid at a level that was akin to a graduate student, but i think for them to having the chance to be an american and bring their families up in america was just a golden ticket. and so they weren't being paid 120, $150,000. they were being thousand dollars. they were being paid more like $30,000. i want to see if this is something that is listed and the president and his advisers allow this to go through, this will be a detriment to all the american people out there, particularly the nba's better getting hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt and only to find they are now competing with individuals who got their credential overseas and are now here essentially working for $30,000. so i thank you for allowing me to speak. >> guest: it's important to understand that are some different visa programs. mainly if you're a postgrad doing postgraduate training, you will be on the j-1 visa program, which is it's a different visa program. it's for postgraduate training specifically, different requirements, different rules. i don't know what wage data you're looking at, they are

. >> it's unbelievable the devastation and scope our colleagues saying the amount of land akin to parisunbelievable. to think about that, that scope and the devastation as you rightly put out and the suffering. so, chief, what is the plan of action if and we're hearing if, if strong winds force you to ground the helicopters that are trying to give some sort of aerial relief as well, like what happened when you and i first met last week? >> yeah, we do have a plan in place. we do have ground resources, not only locally, but from northern california, from out of state. we have federal resources on scene. we even have international resources, canada and mexico. so we have a lot of firefighting resources here in l.a. county, ready not only to respond to any new starts, but also to to respond either to the eaton or the palisades. if it ends up becoming out of control from brands. when we have those projected 70 mile an hour winds beginning at 4 a.m. this morning, just eight hours away, you have the manpower as you articulated. >> do you have the water resources, the retardants available as w

. >> um, i also think that it's important to remember that what happened yesterday was akin to those who are old enough to remember jigsaw puzzles, and that you would take a thousand piece jigsaw puzzle and you empty the box and you've got to start sifting through those pieces, and you want to start. >> if you're real good, you start at the corners, right? you try to put your corners together. and from yesterday to today, over a thousand law enforcement agents and officers, men and women, have been poring over countless amounts of data of videos of surveillances. interviews, lead that came to us, whether it was the department, the louisiana state police, the fbi, or our other federal agencies. also yesterday, we declared we i issued an emergency declaration. that declaration was meant to streamline resources and communications between state, local and federal partners. and we're seeing the results of it. i also would like to remind everyone that what's going on in this city and this state is twofold. we've got a going on, while we're also continuing to secure the city in preparation

the security team, akin to the secret service that protects south korea's elected president, is now huddlingtrying to figure out what to do here. and that's critical, because for everybody watching this back home in the united states, the stakes here, this has never happened before to a key american ally where the person voted in as president is being detained by law enforcement facing potential criminal charges. that's why this is so big and so new. and there is the possibility of conflict, of a fight or something happening between the corruption investigation office that wants to bring in south korea's elected president for questioning about what happened a month ago. the declaration of martial law and a potential conflict between the people who protect him. there is no plan, wolf. no understanding between how these two entities interact and the elected president of south korea, albeit suspended because he's going through impeachment. yoon suk yeol said to his supporters, hey, i'm not going down without a fight. i want thousands of all of you supporters to come in front of my house and pre

it is said that ai is enage the next revolution and i think the effect on society may be more akin to the printing press and the knowledge of printed material. by amplifying human intelligence a imai bring not just a new industry and revolution, but a new renaissance, and a new enlightenment for humanity. in this way, a i contributed to peace and security and the vital mission of the u.n. security council by super charging the diffusion of knowledge and powering global economic growth. as with the internet, international cooperation should focus on two initiatives. connecting cultural material, providing ai-focused super computers in multiple regions around the world and establishing a modus operandi for the distributed training of a free and open universal foundation model. second, unifying the regulatory landscape so that the development and deployment up until foundation model is not hindered. >> translator: thank you very much for your attention. >> thank you very much, mr. lecune for the very thoughtful briefing. i now give the floor to miss lee joining us virtually. >> thank you

there's certainly no fundameal at a time or anything akin to racial discrimination to cl into question whether congress could seek to indicate that of many interest. what i would say to the court i they haveot basically acknowledged, that was congress' real interest and provides sufficient basis on its own to uphold the law. the court can say just that and affirm. >> i don't know how we do that unless provision that shem from conferring o the algorithm is not a speechediment, it's very hard for me to that question that it is a speech impediment and has sob analyzed separate from the data. >>ustice sotomayor let me begin by saying that we do think interest in preventgny operational agreement betweener the u.s. subsidiary and bite dance which is theta relevant provision you're talking is justified by data protection alone and that includes on content recomndion algorithm specificallyse of the concern tha i necessitates data flows within the companies. so think as a factual -- >> but to the extent that you think that actuallyrobition on coordinating with respect to gothm but some kind of

i also think that it is important to remember that what happened yesterday was akin to those who areh to remember jigsaw puzzles and you would take a thousand piece jigsaw puzzle and emptied the box and you've got to start sifting through those pieces and you want to start -- if you are real good, you start at the corners, right? but the corners together. and from yesterday to today, over 1000 law enforcement agents and officers, men and women, have been poring over countless amounts of data, of videos, of surveillances, interviews, tracking down every possible lead that came to us, whether it was the new orleans police department, the other f also yesterday we declared -- i issued an emergency declaration. that declaration was meant to streamline resources and communications between states, local, and federal partners. and we are seeing the results of it. i would also like to remind everyone what is going on in this city and state is twofold. we've got an active criminal investigation going on while we are also continuing to secure the city in preparation for 3:00 kickoff time for t

i also think that it's important to remember that what happened yesterday was akin to those who are oldose pieces, and you want to start. if you're real good, you start at the corners, right? try to put your corners together. and from. yesterday to today, over thousand law enforcement agents and officers, men and women, have been poring over countless amounts of data of videos of surveillances interviews, tracking down every possible lead that came to us, whether it was the new orleans police department, the louisiana state police, the fbi, or other federal agencies. also yesterday, we declared we i issued an emergency declaration. that declaration was meant to streamline resources and communications between state, local and federal partners. and we're seeing a city in the state is twofold. we've got an active criminalld. investigation going on, while we're also continuing to secure the city in preparation for 3:00 kickoff time for the sugar bowl. with that, i would also remind those who are in the city that as far as state resources are concerned, we have the louisiana state police, th

i also think that it's important to remember that what happened yesterday was akin to those are old enoughd you start at the corners. try to put your corners together. from yesterday, to today, over a thousand law enforcement agents and officers, men and women, have been poring over countless amounts of data, of videos, of surveillances, interviews, tracking down every possible lead that came to us, whether it was the new orleans police department, the louisiana state police, the fbi, or our other federal agencies. also yesterday, we declared -- i issued an emergency declaration. that declaration was meant to streamline resources and communications between state, local, and federal partners. and we're seeing the results of it. i would also like to remind everyone that what's going on in the city and state is twofold. we've got an active criminal investigation going on while we're also continuing to secure the city in preparation for 3:00 kickoff time for the sugar bowl. with that, i would also remind those who are in the city that as far as state resources are concerned, we have the louisi

very interesting model because what they've effectively done is created a holding company, somewhat akin has done in some ways where they have lots of multiple ceos who are actually running the operating businesses. >> right. >> but then they actually -- unlike berkshire, their whole mantra is buy a business, fix it, buy other things to add it to and the best ones spin out. so it's almost a private equity. >> right. >> sort of vehicle. and in this moment, at least for some transition period until probably they buy the next big business, they will be ceo-less. of course barry is at the top. >> that works when you have barry diller at the top. and all of those ceos of the other businesses, those people running the businesses, i'm sure have a direct line to barry most of the time any way. and want his -- it's got to take somebody who's completely energized and organized and wants to be hands on in involvement in all of that stuff. >>> coming up next, president-elect trump's pick for counsel of economic adviser's chair -- shouldn't say going to, he's thinking higher tariffs and weakened doll

stocks can selloff in tandem and the idea that we could get bond yields that climb and pressure stocks akinind of likelihood do you give that scenario? brian: very high. if you look at the last three or four years we are at the highest in the yields in the stock market. the correlation is positive. and i think that has to change. it will go back to 2022. i think if interest rates were 5.25 putting real rates at 2.5, you have 2.5% risk free growth. if you get 5.5 risk return from the government you have to question. and yes, i think we are going to the point where the rates are the things that pressure equities. lisa: dan was on earlier and he said the top five allocations was cash. brian: it did what it was supposed to do, it gave you 5% and stocks gave you 25. it did not look as good as you wanted but it is better than zero. i do not think it is my favorite allocation but it is supposed to be a growing part of an allocation when duration is not cheap and stocks are pushing levels where we have not seen valuations like this in a long time. i do not think it should be a number one allocation

they were being paid at a level that was akin to a graduate student.nk for them just having the chance to be in america and bring their families up in america was just a golden ticket. and so they weren't being paid 100 20,000, $150,000. we were being paid more like $30,000. a business something that solicited, the president and his advisers allow this to go through, this will be a detriment to all the american people out there, particular the mbas that are getting $100,000 in debt only to find their now competing with individuals who got their credentials overseas and are now here intentionally working for $30,000. so i thank you for allowing me to speak. >> it's important to understand there are some different visa programs. so mainly if you are a postgrad doing postgraduate training you will be on the j one visa program which is a visa program for postgraduate training specifically, a different requirements, different rules. i don't know what wage data you are looking at, but they will be paid what postgraduate are typically paid for those types of

they were being paid at a level that was akin to a graduate student.nk for them just having the chance to be in america and bring their families up in america was just a golden ticket. and so they weren't being paid 100 20,000, $150,000. we were being paid more like $30,000. a business something that solicited, the president and his advisers allow this to go through, this will be a detriment to all the american people out there, particular the mbas that are getting $100,000 in debt only to find their now competing with individuals who got their credentials overseas and are now here intentionally working for $30,000. so i thank you for allowing me to speak. >> it's important to understand there are some different visa programs. so mainly if you are a postgrad doing postgraduate training you will be on the j one visa program which is a visa program for postgraduate training specifically, a different requirements, different rules. i don't know what wage data you are looking at, but they will be paid what postgraduate are typically paid for those types of

he's calling for an annual commemoration of january 6th, a day of -- a somber day of remembrance, akin harbor or september 11th, or other dark days in our nation's history. that is certainly something republicans have done everything they can to wipe away from, and there's certainly not going to be any federal recognition of january 6th the next four years. >> there are two ways of looking at this day, richard haas, and two sides of the country that are making decisions on it that completely don't line up with facts. your thoughts? >> what it shows, mika, is that american democracy, as we close in on our 250s anniversary, we're still a work in progress and we're still vulnerable. just think what happened the last two, three months, if kamala harris had won a close electoral victory. it would have been challenged in the courts, it would have been challenged in the streets, in state legislatures long before january 6th this time around. it's not clear to me what this country would have gone through. we escaped it only because the republicans, who have challenged in some ways the rule of

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and january 20 when president trump takes over, he equainted it to being a -- equated it to being akin to throwing gold bars off the titanic. that sends chilled to every american taxpayer. throwing gold bars off the titanic. we've reached unprecedented levels of waste, fraud, and abuse. the american people rejected this kind of reckless governance in november through their voice at the ballot box. bureaucrats are desperately, right now as we speak, writing checks, because come january 20, they know president trump will take the checkbook away and ask for accountability. my committee already has issued a clear warning to the epa in a letter in december. we demanded to know who's getting these gold bars that are being thrown off the titanic and to what amounts. most importantly, we want a clear paper trail so the bureaucrats at the epa can't bury wasteful spending on the way out the door. the committee has already uncovered handouts to groups that are anti-american, anti-semitic, anti-israel, anti-police, and an ply border -- anti-border security. that's it. not a dollar more. for exampl

in something akin to an online rant, he posted 40 times in just 24 hours, most of the tweets relatedosecute grooming gangs while he was the director of public prosecutions. in fact, it was sir keir starmer that began the prosecutions of the gang in rochdale. he also began the reform of how the cps handles child sex abuse cases, but the bigger point here is musk�*s relentless focus on british politics, and not only british politics. last night, the vice president—elect, jd vance, was forced to distance himself from musk�*s support for germany's far—right afd. "i'm not endorsing a party in the german elections, as it's not my country," he wrote. that surely is the point. whatever the merits or otherwise of a national inquiry into child grooming, that is a debate for uk politicians. why is elon musk tweeting from mara lago and inserting himself into the debate here?— the debate here? there is no doubt and — the debate here? there is no doubt and i _ the debate here? there is no doubt and i know _ the debate here? there is no doubt and i know elon - the debate here? there is no doubt and