you, ali? that is different that those who josh and alex are speaking to? do you find that to be the pervasive thought out there? joe biden won fair and square and they don't like the way trump -- >> you're talking about three states you have been to talking like this. >> now it is clearly in the pervasive. i think among the haley supporters who i've spoken to in those states, those who say that i voted for donald trump in 2016. i voted for donald trump in 2020. they thought the reaction to what he did after losing the 2020 reaction and that's why they're looking for other candidates. i met them at desantis events, haley events, tim scott events. they were shopping because of his reaction. i know we are only talking at this point about 30 some odd percent of the republican primary electorate. it is a small subset of an even smaller subset. i do think it is important to recognize that there is representation within the republican party that is heeding the warnings the party, likeliest cheney, the republicans on the january 6th committee, like the republicans

you. host: alex thompson? guest: there is a lot of truth to that because joe biden did not tell the full truth during the 2020 campaign. he said his son had nothing to do with any business in china. that was not true. there were repeated instances of him saying i knew nothing about my son's business dealings, i was never in business with my son. he gradually moved the goalpost. there has not been in a smoking gun that joe biden is ever influenced u.s. foreign policy to enrich his son, to be clear. but it is true that he issued this blanket denials, especially early on, that have not held up under scrutiny. host: what would you see as a smoking gun? guest: oh, let's focus on the main thing republicans have turned on, which is burisma and the ukrainian prosecutor. they say the ukrainian prosecutor was looking into burisma. joe biden they sickly pushed ukraine to fire the prosecutor -- joe biden basically pushed ukraine to fire the prosecutor. they say they are related. you have to have a smoking gun of hunter bi

back to you, alex. >> and you are talking about whether or not travis might propose to taylor's todayl right, my friend, have fun. i can tell you are already having it. >>> in moments, we're gonna unpack three big headlines, one about why today is a key day in the 14th amendment fight. and another about what the colorado oral argument missed, the author of this article is going to join me. plus, what is really at stake in new york's special election. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and i bet you a good day from msnbc world headquarters here in your. welcome to

you're, you see that hence why there are not mainstream media outlets. alex, stay right there, because i wanna ask you about your thoughts and some of the current headlines and what you believed to be the truth and the situation. let's get to that after a short break, the the or the have games. dan has attracted conquerors attention from time immemorial, in the 19th century, the british empire decided to subjugate that century. the british view, the afghan lands as the northern gateway to india, and wanted to turn them into an obedient province, trying to predict the independence, the mere of a dentist in the us little homage turned for help the russia waste. the british considered their deal political adversary. this was the last straw for london. britain declared war on the half gans in august 18, 39. the invaders occupied couple and brought their henchmen to bower. the invaders brutally suppressed. any resistance thus, is telly they slaughtered all ask in man who had reached the delta and raped hundreds of women seeking to humiliate the muslims. 101841 gen

you see that hence why there are not mainstream media outlets. alex, stay right there, because i want to ask you about your thoughts and some of the current headlines and what you believe to be the truth and the situation. let's get to that after a short break, the who seemed wrong. just don't you have to say power and engagement equals the trails. when so many fund themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground, the the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back to the $360.00 view i'm just cutting now. hughes, and we are rejoined with alex jones at tv and a radio show host of the wars before before we get too far off on just the ideology . i wanna ask you a couple more questions about the spite administration while you can search be so dangerous. one word worries you more the domestic or international agenda of this administration. well, that's a hard question because the domestic operation is inflation open borders, massive crime, the destruction of our currency, inflation. a product. i mean, i think it's like 2 wings and the same bird or it's t

you're, you see that hence why there are not mainstream media outlets. alex, stay right there because i want to ask you about your thoughts and some of the current headlines and what you believe to be the truth and the situation. let's get to that after is for break. when i was just going to shape house and engagement the trail, when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look so common ground, the a specialist, the mainland mazda awards, they prob firstly vs scale. are here the full i started senior, should i need to what i want to focus on while i me on the flow of learners on the, by the board there and said to me by doing abbreviated say that it almost dawn case studies say to me, i think it's only one more mission delta. interesting. so it's easy so it does make it for the visiting team. please get pregnant, don't become a c. m. okay. and then would the time to event that since this was the way we used to be good for the not the so by the way, what's all about them, amy? but i'll show you have several of them actually, it could be as the welc

you see that hence why there are not mainstream media outlets. alex, stay right there, because i want to ask you about your thoughts and some of the current headlines and what you believe to be the truth and the situation. let's get to that after a short break. the question, i mean, you really of, of, of seeing the look, i do live most schools do, if you look on the initial do, while of course, significant dealer post on zillow, while it be almost can use the value, what do you do origin. but he also has to was done the newest 3 gall newbies systems to build a new do what i see these the buses. the little gear limitation says this tutorial on both of the welcome back to the 360 view, i'm scanning now hughes and we are rejoined with alex jones at tv and a radio show host of anthem wars before before we get too far off on just the ideology, i want to ask you a couple of more questions about the spite administration. why you considered to be so dangerous? one word worries you more the domestic or international agenda of this administration? well, that's

you're, you see that hence why there are not mainstream media outlets. alex, stay right there, because i wanna ask you about your thoughts and some of the quite headlines and what you believed to be the truth and the situation. let's get to that after a short break, the of the 1918. the countries of the west won the final victory over the ottoman empire. the sultan's government capitulated to the end and signed the humiliating armesis of little girls, great britain and france, and italy wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turkish lands among themselves. in 1919, their armies began to land on turkish territory. but the west decided to choose greeks as the main striking force, seeking to make others realize it's aggressive, bland, for an intervention bravo, mass, indignation among the turkish peoples. the national liberation struggle was led by the experience of general mustafah come all as a 3rd in order to bear down the enemy, a bank on the mobilization of the nation. and the alliance with russia, which acted as

you so much for sharing it with me. that will do it for us for this edition alex witt of reports. elsie you tomorrow at one pm.hart kick off our south carolina primary coverage right now. ry coverage right now.

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well, thank you creasy , alex you both. stella creasy, alex burghart, been watching you both. tella creasy, alex burglistening to been watching you both. stella creasy, alex burglistening to pmqs watching you both. stella creasy, alex burglistening to pmqs watc with and listening to pmqs live with me, christopher hope and gloria de don't anywhere de piero. don't go anywhere because up next is good afternoon britain with our friends emily. friends tom and emily. >> see you next week . >> see you next week. >> see you next week. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there, it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. cloudy for most of us today. the gb news forecast. cloudy for most of us today . outbreaks of most of us today. outbreaks of rain moving from west to east, but it will be milder compared with recent days. we've got a warm front moving in that's bringing a slice of mild and moist atlantic air, and it's bringing outbreaks of rain, the wettest weather through the rest of the day will be across western hi

you know this alex, you go and question and you, they completely discounts you. they completely say, oh you're, we don't believe you like the democrats and the narrative continue to push and it's very hard to continue. they try to sell it. what do you say to them? here's why i'm so positive. i started out 29 years ago and excess tv. the local radio show like 28 years ago got syndicated 26 years ago. and i'm just a regular guy. and all i get to level the street now i don't get any, have all trump gets his love. he doesn't get any aid. the freedom is actually very, very popular. they're still this listed. you'll hang over is that the establishment is still in control and they may be able to start a bigger war and stay in power. i'm not saying we've beaten them yet, but i just bet on humanity. and i see such a great awakening happening that we can just hold on and promote our ideas. i bet on humanity, i believe they're gonna make the right decision. but absolutely, i mean by then it will bama and be able to control them. are very evil. they control nuclear weapons.

alex, i saw you shaky." your head there when this mother was describing the situation? mean it's um, as i said, this, it's what we're going through, mean during world war second or first world war, we didn't have images, we didn't have pictures, and despite the you know the grief, people came out and say, okay, the word shouldn't be going through such atrocity, such atrocities, but but 70 years down the line, what is happening in gaza right now, there's no difference between what has happened, which made people to create the un, and what's happening, and it's like, no, we don't want, we don't, it's just discussful, and um, it's true that we still need to carry on with what we are doing, the people across the globe need to protest, to continue to protest, and we will get to that to that solution to get solution, because the bottom line we need to have two state solution so that palestinian can also defend themselves, they can also protect themselves and they can also plan like any normal society, life, yeah, life can't go on like this, yeah uh, we talk sometimes dr. pate

back to you, alex. >> and you are talking about whether or not travis might propose to taylor's today. can we get some data little longer, please, i'm just reminding folks of that. all right, my friend, have fun. i can tell you are already having it. >>> in moments, we're gonna unpack three big headlines, one about why today is a key day in the 14th amendment fight. and another about what the colorado oral argument missed, the author of this article is going to join me. plus, what is really at stake in new york's special election. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and i bet you a good day from msnbc world headquarters here in your. welcome to another hour of "alex witt reports". we begin with this breaking news. live look right now at capitol hill, that's where lawmakers are negotiating a foreign funding deal. the senate held one procedural vote in this last hour. this massive package would send 60 billion dollars to ukraine, 14 billion to israel, nine billion for humanitarian aid, and nearly five billion to partners in asia like taiwan. senate leaders on both sides of the aisle speaking on the floor just mo

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we mentioned that, didn't we, alex good evening you. alex dean, good evening to you.od visiting good evening. and visiting professor at staffordshire university, tom buick, good evening all. so we've got evening to you all. so we've got lots well wishes, alex, when lots of well wishes, alex, when we shared the picture of your new arrival we really appreciated it. >> thank you. henry's a bit too young realise what was going young to realise what was going on, but in years to come, he'll be very grateful to you and to gb news. >> oh we look forward to >> oh well, we look forward to meeting we? maybe meeting him, don't we? maybe we'll bring some we'll be able to bring some sense political landscape sense to the political landscape of future. sense to the political landscape of well,ture. sense to the political landscape of well, ire. sense to the political landscape of well, i mean, he can he can >> well, i mean, he can he can bnng >> well, i mean, he can he can bring sense to the landscape of the given way we're the present, given the way we're going on some stuff look

>> alex, it is a remarkably stable race. let me show you the brand-new numbers in this poll conducted by ssrs for cnn, and and you can 49% to 45%, trump over biden, just outside the margin offer 00er. trump with a narrow lead and look at that into our october/november poll, identical. the race has been frozen in place there. you asked how do americans feel about this rematch. not great is the answer, alex. i mean both of these men are deeply unpopular. look here, trump is at 39% favorable, 55% unfavorable. biden is at 34% favorable. 59% unfavorable. and then take a look at the different motivating factors for biden and trump supporters. i mean, what you see here is that donald trump is the factor in this 2024 race, so among biden supporters, 68% of them say they're casting their ballot for biden as a protest vote in opposition to donald trump where. as it's an inverse for trump supporters, 60% of trump supporters are actually casting their ballot in affirmative fashion for donald trump only 40% say they're casting their ballot for trump to

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what did you hear from those people? >> yeah, alex afternoon from a very windy eagle pass, texas. there were hundreds of people who turned out from across the country driving for hours as part of these quote take our border back rallies that were held in arizona, california, and one here in texas. what's interesting is that most people i spoke to had never actually seen the u.s. mexico border for themselves, and a lot of them did come down here and were surprised by what they saw, some of them telling me that they expected it to be much worse, including one woman misty who told me this is why she felt it was important for her to be here, and see it in person, it really emphasizing that points. i want to play some of that conversation. >> you know, in order to make a movement move, that's what you gotta do first. you gotta move. so be part. come see for yourself, that we are not just listening to what everybody is shutting down your throat, whether be the left of the riot, open your own eyes. get your own opinion. >> alex, everyone tha

so the thank you for talking to alex and sierra. thank you for having me. and alicia is one of the countries on the forefront of the case at the international court of justice on the legality of the patient listing, entire trust me. why is this case so important to in the nation? look at what happened in the last 70 years. the extra cities, but that it is killing almost every day, especially currently in an in gaza. so the question is, can we stay still observing this very worrying and sub situation? it is not an indonesia in particular. our constitution monday about it, about the right to self determination. so it is monday in, in our constitution in indonesian constitution. so there is no other way that indonesia has to be in the forefront for the palestinian cost. so in this case is before the i, c j basically have of course seen over the decades the situation hasn't improved. right? yeah. for the processing and people who have had a, an opinion from the i c. j before. uh huh. 20 years ago as well. has completely ignore the why do you think this time thi

you did the numbers, alex, he's probably got 100 $250 million of legal fees coming. there is an avalanche about him on the financial side. as you know, the rnc is out of money. they're looking for loans themselves. they don't want to support donald trump or be anywhere near him. there is a cataclysm coming in the second half of 2024. >> you think you might have to liquidate sayings. can i just ask, does a bank loan for things like that? can you get loans pay that? >> certainly he could get loans if he has the collateral. if he has equity in these properties, these golf courses, these buildings that he owns he could certainly pose those as collateral and get loans. he probably has more cash than people think though. it's been exaggerated how poor he is. my guess is he does have the money to pay the 83 million very quickly. of course he will appeal it but again, if you go 83 plus three 70, that's another 150, that's a problem for most people, alex, no matter how rich you are, that's a big problem. >> i was going to say. that's not coach trump change. anthony scaramucci,

so alex, go back to you. mean, one of the things that's interesting about alex's writing is and i, alex and i have done a whole bunch of events together, so that he defines himself very even though he's had economic setbacks in the past. and you've been a vet, but you also see yourself as a gamer and a malen yo and you have all these different and that's part of the thing that's important to me about each happy and the essays is that these are a just stories of of woe, you know they're stories of people building a life. there's a essay in this collection about the beauty of discount shopping another one about how to like, you know, cooking a soup for kind of recipe when you don't have when you're when your budget's tight and, you know, like it could sound like light, but i think that's really important that people have complex identities within economic so to anyway like why is it important to you that that you're all these other things and even you're doing a middle grade book and i think i think that all of

you have to assume that the u.s. will respond when american troops are killed. they are killed by your proxies. absolutely, alex. immediately, they of course we're going to go to ground. that is always a challenge. at the moment, you need to find where you have adversaries. you have to gather intelligence. they know what is coming. it's that much more difficult. they're also, arguably, was a reason to move deliberately, i think, from the point of view of the administration. they wanted to wait to see what was possible, what they could strike, where the adversary was moving, and weather is always a factor. that is something the white house has mentioned. that is the picture this far. of course, you have jake sullivan there earlier, the national security adviser, making it clear that this is not over. they were still ready to take more action against these groups. deterrence is not achieved quickly. it's sort of a longer term effort. they see this as a campaign. they feel they have to push back to protect u.s. troops on the ground and then, of course, in the red sea, to protect commercial shipping which has really

alex accaman, and via skype from leicester is dr. ishmail patel, he's the founder of friends of alaxa and member of the conflicts forum. gentlemen, good to see you both, but we start off with obviously some more news, alex that were... we're going to delve deeper into, we know that washington blocked uh israel again, provided some cover at the united nations. uh, just briefly, your assessment of that situation. thank you very much for this another show about gaza, and uh, it's sad that we have to go through this again in this 21st century, war still going on around the globe, now the situation in the... is heartbrokening and uh heartbroken and despite the calls and uh the negotiations unfortunately things are not progressing and yesterday we're really shocked to see that again the us is basically against having this stopped so things are piling up again people have been murdered and destriction still continues now "we don't really know what the us really want to achieve before we understand the destrictions and the destruction of the human life, i mean we're talking about human right, but before talking about human right, you have to have life,

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every part of the business with billions in upside let's dive into this are alex kantrowitz alex, good to see youalex, am i hearing you >> yes >> there you go. >> okay. great. >> we got you now. let's start with the last company we talked about. amazon there was a lot to like if you are an investor. operating income blew past estimates. cloud met expectations we have more clarity with a.i. what is the number one thing you think investors should take away with the report? >> we like aws growing again growth went 13% after a couple of quarters. amazon is an aws company right now. the company senior leadership team used to have two people representing aws and now it is up to five that is the crucial number they have a lot of room to run when it comes to artificial intelligence i like to see andy jassy highlighting that. aws growth the most profitable they have ever been this past quarter with $13.2 billion in profit. they are meeting the market and moment good news on amazon. >> let's switch to meta. shares up double digit this is the last quarter of the year of efficiency the stock doubled in the l

d, thank you, jerry joe bosa, alex. thank you for coming here. bring in dan greenhaus of asset management. we turn our attention to the broader markets. it is good to have you back with us today. it is interesting, on the entire a ideal, jamie dimon was in the venue earlier today. he declared a i not hype, it is real. when we have the internet bubble the first time around, eyeballs was the hype. that's the reason why a lot of these stocks have run a lot. alphabet included. notwithstanding today. >> that is exactly right. frankly, i don't think of anybody doubts it is real. i think that the issue a lot of investors have to work through right now, and it's a conversation that you see here in this conference and more generally. whether this is 1995 or 1996, or whether this is 1999 and 2000. i put myself along with dan ives firmly in the earlier camp, i think we're at the earlier stages of this build out . >> i thought that the interesting interview with dimon was interesting. he's got headlines for being more dour than most over the last many months

what are you hearing from folks who are voting there? >> hi there, alex. good afternoon. as you can see behind me, it's not very busy at this point. -- election officials out about with 4900 voters have cast their ballots so far with this today. that compares to about a 58, or about the same, which actually voted early. now, the question will be, how will -- at the end of the day compared to 2020? as you mentioned in 2020, it was a much more competitive -- joe biden was going up against bernie sanders and others there. so, it doesn't seem to be as much excitement among democrats here in south carolina today. but i spoke with one of them a little earlier about this issue. take a listen to what barbara had to say. >> there is some concern about enthusiasm among democrats come november. do you think enough democrats are excited to vote for joe biden? >> probably not. i mean, clearly there are very few people here today. that is an indication, yeah. >> is that a problem? >> i hope it'll change between now in november. >> certainly, barbara was a big supporter of president bide

tell us about that and how navalny's death is resonating with you. >> alex, thanks for mentioning this was certainly a significant portion of my life. i had to write her early from see eye based on crippling injuries. i suffered, and you mentioned others have as well. there is several of us from the cia or congressional efforts who were in top physical and mental condition, and then head the same type of symptoms. we all had to retire. we were taken off the battlefield, in essence. i understand it's dangerous to work against the russians. it's dangerous to be an american inside russia. i'll just note on this, the house permanent select committee on intelligence just opened an investigation into retribution. i think there's a lot of questions on whether or not rushed to this or not. they're going to look into this. the intelligence community, i and many others don't think they did a good job on this. in the intel committee, and the house, will look at this again. with the notion that some whistleblowers and other intel committee officials come forward with information. i think ultimatel

for you with. alex >> hello. r most of us it's actually going to be dry today. yes going to be quite dry today. yes there are a scattering of showers across parts of northern england , wales and also into england, wales and also into scotland, northern ireland. a few showers likely here, but across southern counties i'm expecting it to stay mostly dry today and there will be some decent sunshine too. like i said, it's pretty mild, although temperatures be quite as temperatures won't be quite as high they were yesterday, high as they were yesterday, they're still going to be several degrees above average for the time of year. staying mostly as we go through the mostly dry as we go through the end day. still, just a end of the day. still, just a few outbreaks of rain here and there, but some clear skies for a time. a bit more cloud pushing into western areas we into western areas as we go through early hours of through the early hours of tomorrow. cloud may be tomorrow. and that cloud may be thick enough outbreaks t

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okay george what can you tell us? >> yeah alexjust got information within the last few minutes -- community mourning the loss of police officers paul and stranded matthew ruch, and the firefighter paramedic adam -- . around 1:50 today, police were called to this unit block or this neighborhood for a reporter with a domestic situation, where a man reported to be armed, barricaded with family members we are told, after arriving the situation escalated into gunfire with responders -- who were killed by the gunman during the response. one other police officer, sergeant adam -- was identified as injured, and transported to a hospital, or he is believed to have not a life-threatening injury. now approximately around eight central time the suspect was reported to be dead. later in the morning, other family members left the home and are now safe we are told. there is no ongoing threat, residents are being asked to listen to public safety personnel, and to basically let authorities do their job until further notice. a little more additiona

this and you on the, let me finally see my son. i demand that alex stays body. you released immediately so that i can bury him properly to white people could i know i asked dw russia analyst, konstantin agra. different of all these mothers appeal would sway the russian president. well, it is a very powerful statement by him. all that stuff being in front of the prison where his songs died. but i'm afraid that's no good to have any kind of effect on the government. putting his press secretary to meet discuss already said that the presidency doesn't deal with things like gods. he said before the people go and uh, i know some of the section that the kremlin will continue to inflict the psychological portrait. i'm not afraid to say on the number on the front of the but have seen recently a promise is not releasing the voltage up until 2 weeks late. so probably more, it said designed as a show off. kimberly ation full and the value of his supporters of his family and as a show of strength, both to the russian people and to the west. i'm in control, i do whatever i ple

thank you for sitting here in talking about the things that we did get to talk about. >> thank, you alexhank you both for your time at this very dark hour for the globe. -- progressive house caucus about exactly what democrats should learn from their victory in a new york special election last night. but first, a uniquely american event. a super bowl victory parade is ruined today by a recurring american problem. gun violence. that is next. problem. gun violence. that is next. that's service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ these underwear are period-proof. and sneeze-proof. and sweat-proof. they're leakproof underwear, from knix. comfy & confident protection that feel just like normal. with so many styles and colors to choose from, switching is easy at knix.com are you still struggling with your bra? it's time for you to try knix. makers of the world's comfiest wireless bras. for revolutionary support without underwires, and sizes up to a g-cup, find your new favorite bra today at knix.com (♪♪) ohhh crap, that's a really good gift. now we gotta get france

yeah thank, you alex.see what the rest of the international community response thus. it is clear that of all these nate is becoming a global movement in the wake of his death. alex. >> gotta say, it is concerning for those who are caught and released. they are now known to russian authorities. careful there. thank you so much, matt. coming up next, the -- undercut the gop's job to impeach president biden. cut the gop's job to impeach president biden. [laughing] not cool man. every epic footlong deserves the perfect sidekick. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ every epic footlong ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. is it possible to count on my internet nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. like my customers count on me? it is with co

if in fact this bill doesn't get taken up in the house and he didn't have any comments on that alex, you hear the speaker saying yes, you know, there's this israel, ukraine bill, it needs some border security and there we >> just spoke with one rank and file republican who said biden already household the border security laws. he needs what >> would it all boils down to is they don't really seem serious? about border security or providing aid for ukraine or israel is the world ready for potential failure here >> obviously, it's something that they don't want to have to contend with. i mean, if you break out these different conflicts, israel, for example, they could probably go on for much longer then say ukraine could, israel has a sizable military industrial complex that can support its ongoing war in gaza. but there certainly, they have run low on various weapons. ukraine really here is the one of major concern we're about to hit the two-year mark of russia's invasion in ukraine. the administration has completely run out of money from the two main buckets that it uses to help support u

you? it's clearly a difficult 11 years since sir alex _ facing you? alex and - facing you? it's clearly a difficult 11 years since sir alex and david| 11 years since sir alex and david gill retired, so it's not, this will be a light switch. it's not switching a light switch, it's not about a new coach or it's not a simple fix or short—term fix. we have to walk to the right solution, not run to the wrong solution. we've got a short—term issue which is that we really, really wanted to get into the championship next year because it's very important for ffp. but the real challenge is it's a 2—3 season challenge to get that organisation and environment right. how difficult of a task to — and environment right. how difficult of a task to you _ and environment right. how difficult of a task to you face? _ and environment right. how difficult of a task to you face? it's _ and environment right. how difficult of a task to you face? it's in - and environment right. how difficult of a task to you face? it's in an - of a task to you face? it's in an enormous _ of

when you meet alex for the first time, it's hard not to go. i love you, i love you so much. >> looking at you on screen, as you can tell, alex is a big boy weighing in at 30 pounds. >> in fact, he is actually a gigantic breed of rabbit called a flemish giant, which is amazing since they got a rabbit. >> yeah, and it's not a small one either. >> this flemish giant has become a fan favorite at san francisco giants games, where he is the team's official rally rabbit. >> they all get excited and they all want to pet him. they all want to touch his feet. >> now, most animals would not appreciate this much lovin, but when josh here adopts alex from a rabbit rescue in december of 2020, as soon as i picked him up, he just snuggled into me and he didn't want to leave. >> fast forward more than three years and alex has become a bay area sports celebrity for all their team's fans, often zooming around in his rabbit wagon that josh controls. >> and then stopping for pets. >> he'll go right up to people and sit right on your feet and wait for you to pet him

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welcome those of the first-class fatherhood podcast we revoke him tammy fox news contributor and alex, you of the new we are glad to have you that on this report what was the phrase, is i have his marbles. alex: he's lost his marbles. larry: the 1950s early 60s her dad used to say that but as with this report says quote with her leaving him get doesn't have his marbles. alex: they have to be writing it off articles of impeachment what they should do a steeple as special counsel report covering to those articles because this is because it improves dew point mappings have been making for a long time now, wonder two-tier justice system and pursue, biden has lost his marbles he should not be barred under president of the united states. larry: number two, this is the campaign add for troop it would seem to me and here is in the cold light of day. liz: and you cannot dismisses as partisan rhetoric right, this comes from a separate entity saying that i think of a rather unique way immediately, this is a man who it does not have all of his faculties he would appear to a jury to be sympathetic beca

you? >> what's not happening here, alex? welcome to the party. as you mentioned, descending on las vegas for us bubble and sin city. i've met a lot of people. 0% of them have tickets to the big game, including all these people. they are here at this nfl experience, one of many events set up so fans can enjoy the game will not go into the game. by the way, tickets one anywhere from 5000 to $11,000. so that set something up like this, which is very fun. this is not that main event. we are in las vegas. sports betting is going to be so big this year. 70% of americans said they'll bit on the big game. the a bit on traditional things. like the score. but what's more interesting is the hot bates. what color is the gatorade going to be. what is the context going to be? and of course, the ever popular this year, taylor swift bet. but not all those penalties with beds or above board. here is why. we asked an expert. listen to this. >> a lot of people want to talk about the taylor swift -- that national anthem, the halftime show. you cannot bet hear legall

with the assistant, but other case slowing that about the match again, that the good news is that alex, you see, and i just played in active in the cities defense with adults. they built fortifications, cleared rubble from shelves, sites that often manufacturing machines. but of condition to destroy their commercial flow. if give a squeegee region, i don't know about junior categories, we shall lose. you want to be, but have to get them out to 2 people, execute them. so for me is to be able to see that they're required over the should items for you, system the to what she missed, the company you got. so by this is a problem, any sort of ancient, i mean the school fills up, all of those things. i smoke around, which is my job was to information from a mix of passport this, but they took the actual less really good each to me, right? none the seem to be a go to a cause also because you have so beloved could not slip your blood, she. she steer. do you nonsense to me? i used to do to the best price of luck of the gods and dips buckled enough numbers . i bought one p a t, then go to the store, s

from what's the issue for the other case, knowing that i bought it to be another company is a bit alex, you see, and i just play tonight to, to the cities defense with adults. they build fortifications, cleared rubble from shelves, sites that often manufacturing machines, but of condition to destroy their commercial flow of give a squeegee region. i don't know about junior control is a shuttle if you want to be a but have to get them out to people. electric, you know, so for mr. steve, i've seen a really weird over there should items for you system the to of what she missed. the company a customer by genius is a problem. any sorts of ancient, i mean you screw flips of that for those things. i smoke around with as much was group on nation from left off press 4 to this, but they took the actual that's really good. huge to me, right? none of the seem to be a go to a cause also because you of so beloved could not split your blood. she, she still, you do not sits to me. i used to do to the best price of luck, of the quarter. dip buckled enough numbers. i bought one p a t, then go out to the stor

10 because this resolution of this problem depends solely on you this and you look, let me finally see my son. i demand that alex sage body. you released immediately so that i can bury him properly till age put on you. we all see w rush unless konstantin get what he makes of the new criminal case has been opened against the alexa end of all of these problem at all. like, well, it is the, the element of this continuous pressure, it shows that the family will not be left alone. luckily, or like nobody, according to the russian media reports he is living outside of russia. i think it's cyprus, but i think we should very 5, i think it's 5 years um and probably he's not getting to offer to be arrested. but if you look at the way, uh, for example, truth is really him use, tried to use at least the interpol list, ah, she moved to the pursuit across the globe. so this is an additional pressure element. and this is an additional way of saying, well, i'm not going to leave you alone. russia has banned the us funded broad costa radio, free europe, radio liberty, designating it as quotes, an undesirable organization. the mo

because of his resolution of this problem depends solely on you this and you look, let me finally see my son. i demand that alex stays, buddy you released immediately so that i can bury him properly to like to put on your we all w, russia. unless konstantin get what he makes of the new criminal case that's being opened against alexis of all his brother or leg. well, it is the, the element of this continuous pressure, it shows that the family will not be left alone. luckily, or like nobody, according to the russian media reports. he is living outside of russia thinking cyprus, but i think we should verify that i think it's 5 years. um and uh, probably he's not going to offer to be arrested. but if you look at the way, uh, for example, to cause regime use tried to use at least the interpol list, or as you move all the pursuit across the globe. so this is an additional pressure element. and this is an additional way of saying, well, i'm not going to leave you about the dummy rough unless constantine, i get the let's take a look now of some of the other stories making headlines around the world and a russian pilot

hi alex. >> hello, my friend. you know what always shocks the conscience? beyond this principle and stakes here. the reality that republican families use ivf. republican women often have to have abortions. this crosses partisan lines. and if anyone thinks that this is going to be neatly divided between left and right, men are they wrong. >> it certainly -- it is the opposite of that. the majority of people in this country probably support ivf. i have not seen data on this, but they do support a woman's right to choose. this is not a clear partisan issue at all. >> thank you, my friend, as always, it is lovely to see you throughout the week. thank you to you at home for joining me this hour. so, one of fox news's biggest stories just blew up in its face. >> this confidential human sources, if you are watching other networks you will not hear the stories. if you are just watching fox for the first time, we will tell you what is happening in these stories. the media has been ignoring us. >> a guy with impeccable credentials, a great track record, reported that

. >> south carolina was not the same without you, alex. i've got to tell you.s the same without you. but south carolina, i've never seen anybody devour that low country cuisine the way used to. >> that is me. one day. oh, lord, he is fighting. john heilemann thank you for your time, your genius, and tomorrow i'll be joined by msnbc colleagues as we cover all of the action or lack thereof in the south carolina republican primary. but not action in an exciting way. that will be live starting at 6:30 pm eastern. it's a great way to spend saturday night and have sazerac at home. one more story for you. a street musician who landed in the middle of a presidential election scandal that could have real repercussions in november. that's next. november. that's next. if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd rather be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-thr