aaron, alexa, julian, thank you. >> thanks so much. >> donald trump has been impeached twice.indicted four times, convicted on 34 felony counts. the kind of language we heard, it was mean. why has that seemingly become acceptable? >> we live in a right wing country. this is what it is, and people at this point want a strong man who is a bully. >> trace: not surprisingly the liberal media struggling to wrap their heads around the resounding trump victory. let's bring in news anchor for fox in l.a. the author of one generation way and district media group president beverley holland. at all for coming on. thank you, dana white got the crowd fired up at mar-a-lago. he said the following. >> nobody deserves this more than him and nobody deserves this more than his family does. this is what happens when the machine comes after you. what you have seen over the last several years. this is what it looks like. couldn't stop him. he keeps going forward. he doesn't quit. >> trace: i got a lot of messages today and the word quit, won't quit was if there a lot. >> it's a tremendous comeback

this is tough. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: alexa, what is another word -- alexa, what is another word for >> jimmy: feels good. whoo! >> whoo! smart guess. >> jimmy: why does it feel so good? >> smart again. [ cheers and applause ] i'm like, "yes!" i feel smart. okay. >> last one? >> jimmy: it's your turn again. since, this is the final round, this is worth 1,000 points. is that correct? [ laughter ] can't be correct. >> that's a lot of points. oh. >> jimmy: mm. >> bone. >> jimmy: okay. [ light laughter ] oh, i get it, so these are halloweenish or -- >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: -- autumnal themed. >> do i have to admit -- this has to be exact? or can i do, like, a plural version of it? it has to be -- you make the -- what do you say? >> jimmy: i say -- i say singular. [ laughter ] that's the rules. i just talked to the judges. [ laughter ] they really want it to be singular. >> okay, fine, fine. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> all right. [ laughter ] >> wait, hold on. >> jimmy: yeah, i know, sorry. >> alexa, in the human body, the femur is a type of what? >> the femur is a type of long bone

alexa, this is one of those stories, it's like the gift that keeps on giving. every day there's another angle to this story and i know that they must feel like they are really being sort of attacked and some would argue rightly so. before i get into what some people are saying about the cabinet picks and the president-elect, let me get your take. was this a good move, bad move, are they handling the firestorm well? >> i really enjoy watching this and i'm sure a lot of other people do. it's actually shocking to watch. i don't believe it's actually genuine. there's no way that they are like okay we've discovered that, you know, we've been wrong this whole time. i think they know that the ratings are down 50% and so they are going to try to make a play for that. i was watching recently, joe scarborough did not know that the price of bother had gone up so much. these people are not serious, they should not be listen to. >> kevin: he was like three brawl it -- $3. no, it's like seven, what you talking about. amber, i have to get your take it -- take on it. >> obviou

and the new alexa is -- you don't have to say alexa, alexa, alexa.ill understand your inflection, your voice, and it's no longer like, alexa, please play beethoven's sixth symphony and suddenly it's mozart's 45th. idiots i'm using this as a metaphor for what's happening with blackwell. you are going to be so impressed both with inference and the training they have they have their own chips that are doing very well, but the head count has fallen for second straight year. that's -- these people cost 200 or $300,000. these are the little things going on prime days extraordinary. they worked. remember how we were worried about prime days you speak with them, by the way, they're so smart i bought the heaters 2 for $75 there's so much more coming. their knowledge of what they do is so spectacular that you come away and say, thank heavens for amazon they are the real inflation-fighter in this country. >> we're going to talk about what it does to the rest of retail stocks on days where it beats well >> i would be careful with everything else. i wanted them t

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alexa, the number one use for alexa is the radio. number two is the timer. number three is weather.er and radio? clock radio. clock radios went away. it used to be by everybody's bedside. now it's alexa. >> people can't even find what to watch on television. they want to watch a show and they don't know the platform. but in the car i press z-100. the same thing i've pressed for 40 years. >> i think one thing we've learned is that all of us in the media business, we really do have to look at data. we really have to stop listening to our narratives which aren't based on data because we won't help people understand each other. if there's one issue in this country, put your political beliefs aside, we have to learn to talk to each other and let somebody say something we don't agree and we don't vilify. you and i disagree. you're crazy but i love you. that's the way it used to be. we could have civil discourse and build society. i think that's the issue we have to work on. we have to work on it every minute we get. >> do you think we're trying to? >> i think, yeah, i think most americans

to gone us is phonetics that i'm alexa from from i'm following the mail chicks ridge. my number's, my name's fit into the bins. i'm doing the background research. is this lot of breakthrough for animal welfare, or is it just making things worse? the germans loved their eggs, eating around $230.00 per person every year. that's around 20000000000 eggs annually . these eggs come from a chicken breed use especially for mass production. now, egg cartons that promise, no chip calling with brother, rooster rearing, suggest that these chickens are living a good life. our research begins where commercially bread chickens are born in a hatchery. i'm on my way to the village of sending in the german state of north rhine westphalia for cod bring shorter runs this patrick he and his colleague claudia qu not show me around. the main business here is incubating and rearing laying hands. these incubators can hold more than 300000 acts. of course it's not just hands that have here. um, a file from experience there, 50 percent female, 50 percent, male. sticking name on them. there are o

i for the list to. alexa. i set out for poland to see for myself what the conditions are like for the roosters living there. journalist machine crescent, alaska has agreed to help me with my research here. he's been working on animal husbandry in poland for years and has uncovered some shocking cases. i run, you know, various investigations on different subjects and this is the most difficult one, i guess in germany it was a big subject to save those metrics. but then in poland there is the information that he's investigated, businesses all over, pull it on our behalf. i told the number of countries producers anymore, so they're putting tricky because they sent and i asked the questions and then the guy said, i don't know. i ask another question and he just disconnected in half of my sentence, which is quite like strange. why is there so little info about what's happening to the brother roosters? if it's all legal, what are these companies got to hide? come to the over 17000000 mail checks have been brought he

the, on the goals, a refugee camp and central garza, the injured taken to the nearby, overwhelmed alexa hospital earlier on wednesday as well boned palestinians sheltering intense and alma was 8 in southern casa as good johnnie, mike moody, joyce from 0 balance, central garza, i need to go through the latest strikes, please. yes. well, the positive few hours have been quite difficult for people in northern garza and gauze, the city that we're doing, but the northern western part of, of jobs. that's a shift with one district where it's free to reported skilled in error strikes in our residential homes. many of the people were critically injured and transferred to a lively baptist hospital that's at the center part of, of old god, lot city for the northern part of this trip. the seeing that we are coming through and seeing since early hours this morning. and quite worrying concerning of, of the ends of these really mother periods, very full years on the ground, publicly bragging about the systematic demolition of homes and into your body. or if you come in the northern western part of it,

it's plagued by these are in fighting which is ramped up since leader and seek ahead. alexa and the founding died in a russian prison camp in february. i have no lesion about the degree of good, you know, i do need to united know, so for us in opposition, of course, uh, there are some disagreements and different approaches, different ideas. but we agree on main points and main things that process aggression against ukraine must cease, and russian troops must leave ukraine immediately. but many ukrainians accuse exiled russians of having been too quiet for too long and not doing enough to support them. ukraine's ambassador to germany, cold sundays, march, a walk without dignity, and without consequences. the demonstration dismissed by the kremlin, has irrelevant, came to an end outside billions, russian embassy in the final show of defiance to flatten me. person dw, political correspondence, i mean young was at the protest and has more well, as you probably hear, there is a pretty no easy and i angry demonstration, hundreds of people, most of them, of course, people of russian origin, living

it's played by b ser, in fighting which is ramped up since leader and seek ahead. alexa, in the founding, died in a russian prison camp in february. i have no illusion about the degree of the, you know, i do need to united. so for us in opposition, of course, uh, there are some disagreements and different approaches, different ideas. but we agree on main points and may things that process aggression . i guess ukraine must cease and russian troops must leave ukraine immediately. but many ukrainians accuse exiled russians of having being too quiet for too long and not doing enough to support them. ukraine's ambassador to germany cold sundays, much a war without dignity, and without consequences. the demonstration dismissed by the kremlin, as the relevance came to an end outside billions, russian embassy in the final show of defiance to fly them in person. and finally, us president joe biden, s toward the drunk ravage. amazon region of brazil by them visited the reinforce to witness at 1st hand the effects of climate change, deforestation on the fragile ecosystem. the outgoing us leaders si

it's plagued by b ser, in fighting which is ramped up since leader and freak ahead. alexa and the founding died in a russian prison camp in february. i have no illusion about the degree of good, you know, i, you need to united know, so for us in opposition, of course. uh, there are some disagreements and different approaches, different ideas. i thought we agreed on main points and main things that process. the aggression against the trade must cease, and russian troops must leave ukraine immediately. but many ukrainians accuse exiled russians of having being too quiet for too long and not doing enough to support them. ukraine's ambassador to germany, cold sundays, march, a walk without dignity, and without consequences. the demonstration dismissed by the kremlin, has irrelevant, came to an end outside early in the russian embassy in the final show of defiance to flooding the person. to the middle east. now, where her mazda appointed officials and the gaza strip say is really air strikes, have killed dozens of people in the territory. the deadliest assaults was reported overnight in the nor

as you mentioned she is a long—time supporter of president alexa chung. in 2020, the first on the game around. and so she is a person with close ties to him. she is also somebody somebody with a conventional legal background. she was in fact a lawyer but wasn't known for practising law. pam bondi is a former attorney general of the state of florida, a state friendly to president elect trump. she also has connections in the senate, there is a possibility she could have an easier time. tell us about the _ could have an easier time. tell us about the role _ could have an easier time. tell us about the role of attorney general and where it is so important in the trump illustration.— important in the trump illustration. generally this erson illustration. generally this person upholds _ illustration. generally this person upholds the i illustration. generally this person upholds the legal. person upholds the legal foundation not only of the country but also of the president, somebody who will be in charge of deploying the prosecutors throughout the department o

alexa. >> i don't think donald trump needs any playbook from president biden.rwhelmingly rejected that and they are tired of seeing dollars and money and billions of dollars going overseas to ukraine and not at our border. did anyone watch the laken riley trial? it is absolutely heartbreaking and terrible. that cannot continue in our country and it won't under donald trump. >> harris: we had the portion where the officer first found her and that just brings up so much emotion for people around an i shall ooh you that kamala harris could not beat donald trump and joe biden couldn't beat trump on. i will bring you both on next time. appreciate you always watching "the faulkner focus." "outnumbered" is after this commercial break. no, just follow with your eyes. i don't think you understand what i'm asking. i don't think you know how owls work. get two pairs of progressives and an eye exam for $149.95 at america's best. i try to put my arm around any vet that i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i thin

and arizona alexa ruben gallego to the senate -- elects ruben gallego to the senate. and we pass the restoration of reproductive freedoms. president harris will sign it into law. some of this stuff is pretty simple. the mind your own damn business. we all do better when we all do better. and we simply trust women and that fixes a lot of it. and i'll tell you what. i also have a feeling that all across this country, every age, every background, every political party, that those women are going to send a loud and clear message to donald trump on november 5. whether he likes it or not. we are not going back. arizona, i'm here on behalf of kamala harris and myself to humbly ask you for your vote and the work over the next 72 hours to get this done. 72 hours but here's the deal. momentum is on our side. but we take nothing for granted. and being in this setting in a high school, i'm not going to pass this up. here's the deal, folks. two minutes left in this game. we got the damn ball. we got the best quarterback on the field in kamala harris. we all know there will be plen

>> you say hey, alexa, play me great music. >> jimmy: you let alexa choose for you?nses your stuff. the first she is going to play something from aretha franklin. and that sets the tone. here comes george strait. here comed sheeran, here come bruno mars, buck owens, it's so, so good. >> jimmy: it's quite a mix. >> it is quite a mix. we're kind of a mixed blood thing. >> jimmy: speaking of a mix, you got -- what song you going to do for us here tonight? >> since "anthology 4" was about being in oklahoma for the 14 years and out of the music business, what we did is we got back into the studio by doing remix, knocking the rust off. and one of my favorite bands in my whole life, i can't believe they've been doing it for 50 years is nitty-gritty dirt band. >> jimmy: yeah. i love nitty-gritty. >> they had a song called fishing in the dark. you remember this, fishing in the dark? i love that song. i always wanted to cut it. >> jimmy: that's the one you're going to do. >> we'll do it tonight. >> jimmy: all right. garth brooks "fishing in the dark" later tonight. "the anthol

and a safe alexa, what is an abortion or type in her phone what is an abortion. instead of saying talk about it when you're older the time to talk about it is now. when they bring it up do it with them because it's better for them to figure itout with a trusted person who loves them instead of the vagaries of the internet that is not interested in walking through things . >> so i think final question and wecan open it up , so right now, and i think i've touched on this at the beginning, i'd say probably the biggest fear i hear is that this election will determine whether we almost overnight slip into authoritarianism of the right or of the left. what in terms of your knowledge of the system and the way it was put ptogether, what can you say to reassure people that again, this is a game. sometimes you win, ha sometimes you lose. when you lose, what did we do wrong? how can we do better the next time and it's not, everything seems to be so existential right now. the whole thing is this election is going to be the end one way or another. so give us some hope . give

i want to thank my congressional team led ably by alexa stannard who i saw somewhere over there. then of course, my amazing campaign team, all of our tireless volunteers who have worked so hard to get us over the finish line. there's a lot of our super volunteers here tonight. in particular, i want to thank who i think is truly the best manager in the business. matt hennessy, best campaign manager in the business. you can't have him, you can't have him. he has ably led what i believe to be the most talented set in campaign business in the entire country right now. we are watching that unfold as we see it. i want to thank the union leaders, the advocacy groups, those who understood that it takes a village in order to win in the state of michigan. i also want to recognize my biggest champion in this race. and that's debbie stabenow, senator debbie stabenow. she is the definition of pure michigan. she has quite literally dedicated her life to serving the state at the local state and federal level. she's been in service for 50 -- 50 straight years. and as the first woman ever elected

and arizona alexa ruben gallego to the senate -- elects ruben gallego to the senate. we pass the restoration of reproductive freedoms. president harris will sign it into law. some of this stuff is pretty simple. the mind your own damn business. we all do better when we all do better. and we simply trust women and that fixes a lot of it. and i'll tell you what. i also have a feeling that all across this country, every age, every background, every political party, that those women are going to send a loud and clear message to donald trump on november 5. whether he likes it or not. we are not going back. arizona, i'm here on behalf of kamala harris and myself to humbly ask you for your vote and the work over the next 72 hours to get this done. 72 hours but here's the deal. momentum is on our side. but we take nothing for granted. and being in this setting in a high school, i'm not going to pass this up. here's the deal, folks. two minutes left in this game. we got the damn ball. we got the best quarterback on the field in kamala harris. we all know there will be plenty o

the ramifications could be huge, and i think it's also notable that so in keeping with the present alexa, america 1st world view. what's notable is china as a competitor. but if you look at canada and mexico, these are very significant, you know, allies in partners. and so i think that part of his america 1st world view, he very often doesn't seem to make a distinction between us allies and partners on the one hand. and he was competitors and adversaries on the other. so i think that given that these are, the 3 countries are america's largest, 3 largest grading partners, ranch occasions, could potentially be begin of what we've seen with these kinds of economic measures is when they impose unilaterally, they tend to be quite effective. so the more multi lateral support you can engender or can enlist, the more effective they're likely to be. just one other point that i would make is that, you know, when donald trump was 1st elected president, he was a novelty, not only for child, but for the entire world of china. now he studied him and his world view and his tactics now for, for a year.

and i think it's also notable that so in keeping with the present alexa, america 1st world view, what's notable is china as a competitor. but if you look at canada and mexico, these are very significant, you know, allies and partners. and so i think that part of his america 1st world view, he very often doesn't seem to make a distinction between us allies and partners on the one hand and us competitors and adversaries on the other. so i think that even though these are the 3 countries are america's largest, 3 and largest trading partners, ramifications could potentially be very significant. and again, a failure to make a distinction between allies and partners on the one hand and competitors and adversaries on the other is i think a hallmark of the present in the next world view. he said, that's one reason he's introducing new tariffs on china is to force across down on the flow of drugs into the us in particular offense. and they'll, do you think that this will work? i mean, will, fewer drugs now into the us it's, it's unclear and i think it's, i think it's difficult, especially unilat

we begin today with the president, alexa wish list of people to run his administration. this week was full of donald trump's announcements, a long list of names. trump would like to see heading everything from the pentagon to health and human services to the department of justice. as an example of trump staging. true to his campaign promises, most of the names were expected. the shock factor was none. the less significant, the florida congressman matt gets done. nominated to be us attorney general, have the fox news hosting army veterans to exit as defense secretary and the latest pick. former trump opponent and vaccine skeptic. robert kennedy junior to head the department of health and human services. these are all nominations, requiring senate approval. the republicans will control the senate, but will all g o p senators fall in line and say yes to trump picks, or will the president elect find a way to bypass the approval process altogether? wrong data, just a moment. first, this report, starting in florida with the president elect the okey and done the banquet hall fu

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and all the gauzy refugee camp and central gauze of families affected have gathered at alexa hospital. i had a funeral, possessions, and stars outside. i likes the hospital and they're all by she joins us live here. and what is the situation where you are, the, what the situation is, is katasha freaked on all levels. let's start with this. you and special reports actually, everything mentioned completely reflects what's happening on the ground. this course start base in staging particular areas across the gall goes for. let's start talking about the nothing was too poor for more than 40 days, no food. no, walter has been entering no aid also has been having access to get distributed to policy is there. and also the fact that people are unable to move for the fact that there are is really quite copters targeting everything. also the fact that water, sanitation sides are not the possibility thing due to the fact of, of the lack of fuel. also, there's only one hospital that is working with the bare minimum of equipments and stuff. also let me remind you that there has been no civil defen

as most goes, most vocal critic, alexa, nevada, ne, in the rush. so we down boots in a plea, a push for change back, kind driven out by severe repression. 3 of the most well known and exiled russians came together in the media scrum to march 3. berlin. you'll get an oven now. uh, we go up to like kremlin creek. i like saying the valley or not the side of the flooding. me kyra mussa and julia yashimi dissidents, free totally get this here from prison. die lead around 1500 people in the 1st major russian, and he will march abroad since pollutants full scale invasion of ukraine. almost 3 years ago, thousands of russians fled to europe in the optima. we want the why to stop, we want to cancel when we want a russia to stop being a threats for one of the route. i want us to have a, an opportunity to speak. uh, not to be afraid. i want democracy in russia. i want. i want to normal elections in russia. uh, i want a free country. despite the show of unity here, rushes exiled opposition has no clear plan to actually try and, and bruce ins rising. it's played

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she joins us from alexa hospital and they're out by the hand. a took us through the lays of strikes what the situation in most laid out is escalating as it's where the forces lots comforters and we're selling did not stop pounding those areas, especially the area surrounding our the hospital. this is the only hospital in the slate on. now, please send policy. use were killed in the past couple of hours only in most laid out. and according to the doctors in and out of the hospital, the subsets, the amount of injuries is mostly word, injuries are everywhere. there's no place for pilots in use that were injured inside the hospital. that's why a couple of those entered right transferred here to the hospital. but again, there's no medical supplies. even if this was a very like injuries, it's very hard to have those without any medical supplies and medical treatment. but also, according to simple defense teams, they set the voices at wired live. and in this, in some quad copters on ambulances surrounding the hospital, where those ambulances were tryin

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like, hey, alexa, what's an abortion? or for her to, like, get on her phone and type in abortion and see whatever pictures are going to come up. and i think that's what i want parents to do. instead of saying, we'll talk about it when you're older, the time to talk about it is now. when they bring it up, do it with them because they can figure it out and it's better for them to figure it out with a trusted person who loves them, who can walk through difficult things instead of the vagaries of the internet that is not really interested in walking them through things gently anyhow. okay. so i think really final question and then we can open it up. so right now and i think i've touched on this at the beginning, i'd say probably the biggest fear that i hear out there is, you know, that this election will determine whether we almost overnight slip into an authoritarianism of the right or an authoritarianism of the left. what, you know, in terms of your knowledge of the system and the way it was put together, what can you say t