so are representatives from the wire, from ap, from reuters. there is a tv, there is someone from radio there are still photographers, doug, and there's also a newspaper reporter who will write what is called a pool report because not all of the reporters who want to cover the president can actually be in the room and someone is always designated. write a little report on what he did, what time he left, the white, what time he arrived over at department of interior, how long he spoke, who he shook hands with, took with that sort of thing. and part of our function there, at least to main functions, reasons why we exist. doug alluded this earlier. one of it is that we are there at all times in case happens that god forbid moments when something might happen to the president or someone to him. the second reason is, not only should something happen him, but in case something happens around the world and he to address the american people, he needs to make a statement or to react quickly. all the media is there. we can set up within minutes. and he c

so has there ever been this kind controversy over an ap course in the past? i think we're in a really interesting and exciting time in american education. this is a course that students find as relevant. they say that it helps them to understand the world around them. it gives them critical thinking skills so that they can develop their own opinions and i think that's why we really wanted to kick off research for this course, because for several years, ap african american studies was one of the most requested courses by teachers and students across the country. there are liberal critics who have said that you have made some changes, or you've made some areas optional under pressure from the state of florida and other critics who have said that they don't like some of the content, is that is that accurate? we have never made any changes from feedback from any particular state. none. what we've done is really tried to leverage the opportunity to build a vast field and to bring it to high school students in a way that really focuses on essential content and pres

so are representatives from the wire, from ap, from reuters. there is a tv, there is someone from radio there are still photographers, doug, and there's also a newspaper reporter who will write what is called a pool report because not all of the reporters who want to cover the president can actually be in the room and someone is always designated. write a little report on what he did, what time he left, the white, what time he arrived over at department of interior, how long he spoke, who he shook hands with, took with that sort of thing. and part of our function there, at least to main functions, reasons why we exist. doug alluded this earlier. one of it is that we are there at all times in case happens that god forbid moments when something might happen to the president or someone to him. the second reason is, not only should something happen him, but in case something happens around the world and he to address the american people, he needs to make a statement or to react quickly. all the media is there. we can set up within minutes. and he c

but she was really it was like, this is a who could probably do well in ap. and she said, oh yeah, i was in that for a day. i looked around and there really very many black students and i thought, do i really belong here? and so she went to talk to her counselor, and her counselor said, well, you can down to honors if you want. and she said, i'll do that. and so that story to me illustrates both the fact that there is this loneliness for a lot of that. a lot of people feel in these classes and that it's discourage just people. and then there's also the system itself. why did that counselor that to her, why didn't the counselor say to her, you know what, i think can do this and we're going to get you support you need and we're going to introduce you to another kid who's going to be your buddy in this class. and you're going to do this together. you know that, why didn't any of that happen? and this was just a few ago. this isn't this is we're not going to call the eighties here right now. so i think some of it is these these pieces of implicit bias that are ar

but she was really it was like, this is a who could probably do well in ap. and she said, oh yeah, i was in that for a day. i looked around and there really very many black students and i thought, do i really belong here? and so she went to talk to her counselor, and her counselor said, well, you can down to honors if you want. and she said, i'll do that. and so that story to me illustrates both the fact that there is this loneliness for a lot of that. a lot of people feel in these classes and that it's discourage just people. and then there's also the system itself. why did that counselor that to her, why didn't the counselor say to her, you know what, i think can do this and we're going to get you support you need and we're going to introduce you to another kid who's going to be your buddy in this class. and you're going to do this together. you know that, why didn't any of that happen? and this was just a few ago. this isn't this is we're not going to call the eighties here right now. so i think some of it is these these pieces of implicit bias that are ar

our kids take ap art history and macroeconomics as a requirement. all of our kids in middle school take four of the five high school graduation requirements in seventh and eighth grade. we are introducing a really important subject that's overlooked in america public and private education. and that is logic. i am a big fan i have a chapter in the book on logic. i deal with things we expose our kids to logic and we disadvantaged them by that failure. so, that will be introduced to. we are doubling down on math. we will be doing double blocks of math in k -- eight. and our science program has been redesigned to have a very significant quantitative underpinnings. we aspire for 60% of our kids to major in math, finance, and engineering. >> in college? >> in college. we believe it is the week mathematics that holds kids a back and anyways are socioeconomics but particularly devastating for kids of color. we are aiming to solve that by rewriting scientific curriculum has a very strong quantitative space. >> i spent my year high school graduating class ver

what conclusion did you come to at the end of your time on the you ap top schools? >> the you ap task force was refused access a broad crash retrieval program. >> when you say crush retrieval, what do you make? these are retrieving non-human technical vehicles, you know, college spacecraft, if you will, not human, saw decor jun vehicles are landed a crash. we have spacecraft from another species. we do. yeah. >> before going public brush filed a whistleblower complaint saying he guy what he calls the classified prove to congress and the intelligence community inspector general, the inspector general has cold russians complaint urgent and credible journalist liz lee kind broke. gresh is whistleblower story in a publication cold. the debrief ms kinds korea has being mainstream and credible. having written a series of reports on us foes in the new york times going back to 2017. he has the credentials, but there's no documents that he's handed over. there's no pictures as a journalist. you want to see documents. you want to see pictures. >> does that raise a red flag? >

>> if you're asking about hunter biden as the ape, then yes.king about a christmas stocking, and i was thinking, please wear one. you know what? for the sake of everyone else that you might engage with, wear five. just to protect the herd. ultimately. yes, i thought this was a little bit naughty and it reminded me when kat and i were on safari in south africa. we saw a beautiful female leopard and the ranger, interesting story about her, she mates with a male leopard and his son. so it was like, salacious. we were driving down the road and i would see the male leopard, the ranger goes that's the dad, and kat leans over and goes, sir, sir, how does it feel knowing that your son is screwing your mistress? >> i speak for father's everywhere, i would say i'm proud of him. i raised him right. >> this is a whole genre of leopard porn that actually has that topic. >> greg: tyus, was this in any way creepy? >> only that it reminded me of certain points of my life. [laughter] >> hey, you big gorilla, you're the father. >> greg: terrible. >> same look, b

they used photographs of apes who died or left groups from three zoos.e apes looked significantly longer at those they knew, no matter how long it had been since they last saw them, and even longer still at those that they actually liked. >> they showed the apes their friends who died. yeah >> what are we doing to these animals? because, you know, the apes are probably like, oh, what happened to her? >> oh, they know she's dead. they know where she went. >> a die hard 40 niner fan has a lot to celebrate this morning. avery martin hasn't missed a niners game in 13 years, and gma surprised her with tickets to the christmas day game at levi's stadium against the ravens. >> that's what we're giving you for tickets to the christmas day niners game. stop it gio. no are going with your dad. and that's not all because you're also getting a pregame sideline access. you are not going stop it i literally have chills i'm thank you so much. >> are monday night football on christmas day what what could be better than that. >> oh i like her reaction. that's what you wa

and yet, the director of the ukrainian energy atom , peter kotin, has the conscience to advertise aphousand as the safest technology in the world. the west is very jealous that russian nuclear technologies are actively developing, that we are moving around the world, and that we are finding new partners in different regions, on different continents. and so they, of course, want to put their spokes in this wheel, yes, that is, they want to say that we too, look, we in america also have our own technologies, in this case the ukrainian media act as a kind of mouthpiece, that is, this is ordinary competition, an ordinary attempt to discredit a competitor, present him in a black light, and his technologies, and describe them as the most advanced and modern, finally , an interesting example of western russophobia, the german tabloid bilt published a text claiming to be a sensational investigation into how russia is allegedly flooding the european union with migrants; specifically for this purpose, moscow registered a fake attention airline in turkey, so that planes would pick up large grou

uh for nelson mandela to serve as inspiration for the international movement to boycott the israeli ap region. after decades of struggle, the emergence of the boycottment and sanctions campaign given new hope to the struggle of freedom for, it's one of the biggest forms of mobilization of the internationality network, the global anti-apartate movement was instrumental tool incring the lifeline of the regime in south africa, we must intensify this front of struggle globally, especially in terms of military embargo, those who continue to supply the state of israel with arms, accompliced in the genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity that they commit. we will continue to pursue the intensification of this important f of struggle and as well as advocating for the global campaign to return to palestine for all palestinians. it is the most v act of oppression to deny anyone to return to their home and country of their, the country of their fathers and their forefathers. nelson mandela advocated for peace, forgiveness and reconciliation, but only where there is justice, freedom and d

did the attorney general of 14 c sent a letter alerting the new york times and cnn and reuters and aptheir coverage of israel's war on hamas terrorists also was going on behind the scenes, house education, just la brand-new investigation into harvard and imitate after their presidents disastrous testimony downplaying anti-semitism in calls for genocide on campus we have billionaire this bill eckman exhibited diversity equity inclusion push is behind all of this, next on the evening edit. meet the traveling trio. each helping to protect their money with chase. wooo! tools that help protect. alerts that help check. one bank that puts you in control. chase. make more of what's yours. (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people taking mounjaro lost up to 25 pounds. mounjaro is not for people with type 1

government of israel uh has put on the congress. the united states, let's start with some basics, what is ap? well, apac is is is generally seen as the most powerful and most direct component of what is referred to as the israel lobby, apex stands for american israel public affairs committee, and if you go to their website you will see that they are very open about saying that they exist basically to support israel. uh in in its relationship with the united states, meaning they are there to make israel maximizes what it gets out of that relationship in terms of of weapons, in terms of money, and in the the thing that most people forget about, but is maybe the most important is political cover, the united states gives political cover to israel in organizations like the united nations for example, so israel is never held accountable for anything, so that's basically uh are the the apec people foreign agents? mean, they're lobbing for foreign government to the american government. if you or became agents of the government of italy, we'd have to register with the justice department in order to d

what is your response to this ap story? >> this is a perfect example of the financial illiteracy of this young press corps in america today. first of all, the six acres was purchased before i was in congress. okay? so it wasn't a campaign contributor, it was before i was in congress. secondly, they said it was a shell company. this llc that i have has phi different properties. it's involved in land speculation. they even mentioned that i sold an acre of that a six acres that have mentioned off because it's a development property in my little hometown the of thompkinsville, coup. very transparent. -- kentucky. it's all listed in the financial disclosure form. and the llc also leases hunting on my 1600 acres of farmland. the llc has a purpose. it has revenue. none of the revenue comes from oligarchs in russia or chinese nationals. it's all a money from basically farming and selling land in monroe county. to say that it's a shell company is either a complete lie that some editor and publisher allowed the ap to do, or it's a pe

can escape into the environment, but there are many other shortcomings during testing. in 2009, the ap-100 failed within a month main circulation pump, which were manufactured with a guarantee of 60 years of continuous operation. later, in the eleventh, it also began to overheat, in the thirteenth , fragments of the impeller fell off the pump. after 2 years, the americans announced that the damage had been repaired, but soon cracks were discovered in the turbine blades. as a result , such a reactor at the vogl nuclear power plant in the state of georgia was completed only in the twenty-third year, although it was completed. was planned 6 years ago, and the final estimate was $34 billion, at an initial rate of 14 billion. and yet, the director of the ukrainian energy atom, peter kotin, has the conscience to advertise ap-100 as the safest technology in the world. the west is very envious that russian nuclear technologies are actively developing, that we are advancing all over the world, and that we are finding new partners in different regions, on different continents, and thus they, of

, there's a history there that we can follow uh secretary of state anthony blincon there too at the ap uh conference um what is your next great take us? well again i think it's nice to reflect as to uh the actual state of uh palestinians when it comes to the children when it comes to the women when it comes to the elderly when it comes to babies. "um, israel kidnaps and arrests 142 palestinian girls, and this is not something new just for this, specific war and genocide, it is ongoing, but it hasn't stopped, and it's continuous and again we see this where nobody is accountable, responsible or taking care or questioning any of these things that are happening. the palestinian prisoners club has said that the israeli regime has detained some 4,000 palestinians, yeah." since the 7th of october, and they're not all from the west bank, are they? no, they're not. all right, let's continue the conversation with my guests, both here in the studio and on skype. i'm going to go to lamprini for the next one. um, we're approaching christmas, the christmas period. it is a period that is dear to many

and yet, the director of the ukrainian energy atom, peter kotin, has the conscience to advertise ap thousand is very jealous of the fact that russian nuclear technologies are actively developing, the fact that we are moving around the world, and the fact that we are finding new partners in different regions, on different... continents and thus they, of course, want to put their spokes in this wheel , yes, that is, they want to say that we too , look, we in america also have our own technologies, in this case the ukrainian media act as a kind of mouthpiece, that is, this is ordinary competition, an ordinary attempt to discredit a competitor, presenting it in a black light, and describing your technologies as the most advanced and modern, in the end an interesting example. russia is allegedly flooding the european union with migrants; especially for this purpose, moscow has registered a dummy airline for attention in turkey, so that the planes would take on the contrary large groups of middle eastern and north african refugees, then deliver them from istanbul to belarus, from where the illegal

the old world monkeys, the apes, fall into two groups: the apes and the apes. went out to the balcony. she did everything she could and wanted. now we can release ron too. ron walked in slowly, sat down slowly, sat there, thought, picked up a rag, tried it on taste, in polish, he reached the blue basin and made sure that it was empty. and again i thought about something. that's why orangutans often attract my attention. ron very carefully put them in a basin, showed his gorgeous facial disc to our operator behind the glass, took the basin in his teeth, and went to the black one. chimpanzee, again in comparison from arangutan ron, a hefty male, who had no trouble tearing this basin, breaking it, tearing rags, scattering them, throwing the basin into the glass, he didn’t do anything, on the contrary, everything was very neat he put everything together, so he got toys, and lola, tired of everyday chores, gave up the spoils and the road to her husband. cameroonian goats came to europe in the 19th century, to america in the early 20th century, they differ from other

oh, yes, indeed i know how an ape was sired., maury povich was hired. >> it will be in the new york area. and like tickets to see gutfeld go to foxnews.com slash gutfeld and click on the link to join our studio audience. the time is now. okay. here we go we're giving you fox nation's once a year sale just in time for the holidays. get our lowest price of the year to start streaming our biggest shows rob lowe and this is liberty or death. boston tea party with the biggest stars. perfect. just perfect. and your favorite fox personalities start streaming fox nation today for just 1999 a year, our lowest price, the year for a limited time. only sign up today wednesday on fox. tis the season for the holiday bowl. kick it off, baby. let's rock as little as oh collides with usc in their pac 12 finale. wow the cardinals look to put the finishing touches on their best season in ten years. unbelievable. while the trojans and their explosive offense and are lining up in primetime. what a play. louisville, usc direct tv holiday bowl wednesd

you see in california $20, 22 ap hour. those people can't afford it.hey're going to either two out of business, try to put in more robots and the like because they can't survive. california's doing everything it can to push especially small business out of the state, and i think you're going to see a big constitutional case emerging in california. the idea that the state can dictate to what a restaurants what your working hours are, what your end benefits are. it's a virtual takeover without with -- brian: that is a great point. you know, the washington examiner is reporting about some of these restaurant workers saying hundreds are losing their jobs. and you mentioned this a second ago, and this is going to become a bigger story, it's kiosks, it's automation. now throw a.i. into the mix, i think what supporters of higher minimum wage don't think about enough is the substitution of technology for the worker, steve. and i think that's going to accelerate in states that are doing this. >> when you have that kind of artificial cost increase, it's going to

ah, finally. please, how long can i wait, how long can i wait, hello, welcome, thank you, ap, what apcommend it, my school friend, hello, uh -huh, hello , hello, come on, come on, my dear, you read, vasko razumovsky received a master of sports, i read it, so did i. how many times should i tell you, don’t call me dove, oh well, think what you think, i don’t call you like leonardo , the half-assed one at school, but please, don’t try, i’m at work, whatever you want. “you’ve known them for a long time, these two, the second day, i changed their phone number, the second day it’s already on you, but what he’s on ceremony, this is what you do in the evening , i’m working, i’m in debt.” shaparya came to earn money, yeah, i understand. or maybe your father is a professor, your mother is a ballerina, but how? no, i understand, chernigov, the son of an academician, by the way, he works hard , he sleeps on his bed at home, it breaks his strength, understand? the academician gives it to me. i myself, myself, oh well, bobla, bobla, myself, i, myself, myself, myself, well , i understand, you should

parents will now be able to deny purchase is block aps view screen time and see who the child is added as a friend. more and more companies pledge to make child safety a priority. epic games publisher of popular online games for tonight. and lego have announced a new cooperation at a cost of $2000000000.00 us dollars. they want to make a commitment to the child safety. however, it is still unclear whether this will become a separate matter of hers project just for children, of course. so i, the grooming isn't just restricted to the men of us. grooms have even use seemingly harmless play lists on spot a fly to try and during the victim's name, bought kids to playlists and then using the description field, they ask kids to post nudes in the playlists profile picture. this stuff is happening way, you least expect that. the authorities concave pop, but they are trying to fight the issue with the help of artificial intelligence. the language of the perpetrators is an important key here. it's once the university in wales linguistics, professor norion lorenzo, do send her team are developing

you know, when we did the ap project that that's a separate grant, you know, that we're actually not even really on we just advise the people who are doing it but you know trying to figure out what how, how to get your job done as an editor. also to make the documents more is the goal. but it's you know, it can be a really slippery slope if you have a project that's controversial. i want to. i think all of our subject matters are controversial, which is why we're doing what we're doing. it's do we have anyone else and just i wish you were here in person. i wish i was there in person. i look, i'm one of the few people who will love conferences the who you're working with. and at more, you know, more extensively on the side. i'm really sorry. the problem is not only i live in california and it's hard to get there, but sad to say i was run over by a suv and i can't really walk very well. oh gosh it's horrible. it's horrible. so, you know, you can't believe your life could change that quickly. so i'm so grateful for you, but i'm tired of being home. that's all. well, we wish you were her

can ap appeal i supreme court. and so he says this is important that the voters understand what the case is before they vote next yeerk andar and so they wa supreme court to take up the case so they can move ahead in march. paula reid, cnn, washington. >>> and our supreme court analyst says the request could be a push from the special counsel to have the supreme court make a landmark decision on a subject never before seen in u.s. politics. here is part of her conversation earlier with wolf blitzer. >> just think of the supreme court, this is a supreme court that managed to avoid a lot of the controversy during 2020. it rejected baseless claims from donald trump's allies about the election results. stay out of it. every case that is ever handled with donald trump, whether on his policy or on his personal tax dealings has always been fraught. so they are probably not looking at this with eagerness, but they know that this is a case that this question has never been decided. and that was the point of jack smith's pet

what he means is anti-black, he is censor facts, rewriting story, eliminated ap african american studies. heed slavery was a workforce development program. for me, it is a serious moment and i felt it was important to blow back against that narrative. >> shannon: finger pointing coming from newsom as california grapples with issues of their own. san francisco reporting highest number of overdoses in history. michael shellenberg says it is bad policy. we play highest taxes in california, plenty of resources. spend, they are subsidizing addiction, literally paying people to be homeless in san francisco. there is no discipline or law enforcement or mandating of the treatment people with drug addiction need to get into recovery. >> shannon: kellyanne, start here, he says, the governor does, that california is temple of the american recovery but hundreds of thousands who left don't seem to agree. >> kellyanne: 750,000 left last year, 352 businesses in the last year, that is not coincidence, it is causation. you are tripping over people and they are -- their natural discharge making their way

hoped in the mail orfor the time being an investors had hoped in the mail or for the time being an apcut next year it's a done deal given that we have interest rates that remain elevated and eviscerating consumers in the us and it will probably mean that we have to see a slowdown in the us economy wait a bit of a different in china where falling prices but a property crisis in the recent outlook downgrade made headlines and president xi seems confident about the economy but what is your outlook? the opposite problem because prices are falling at the moment, suggesting the economy is very weak in consumer spending is strong enough to push a prices that suggest the government will have to do more to stabilise growth in interest rates cuts in more fiscal support in the cube interested 24 with the chinese government can succeed and stabilise the housing market and it is a huge sector of the economy that continues to deflate and that is a drag consumer spending and investment leading to fix the property sector and stabilisation in the chinese economy. stabilisation in the chinese economy-—

, especially in a debate and this is preview of that. >> todd: quick answer, college board revising apcolin kaepernick kneeling, thoughts? >> joe: i'd rather see more teaching and less of colin kaepernick and more of martin luther king, judge by character. more martin luther king, less colin kaepernick, what has he done to improve lives of african americans by saying we should defend police. >> todd: ignores accomplishments by so many. >> carley: thank you. >> todd: boat full of migrants just landed on a beach near a ritzy neighborhood. andy biggs will talk about the record number of illegal immigrants flooding into our country. >> carley: good morning, lawrence. >> lawrence: primary debate or ufc fighting match, candidates going at it. all candidates on the stage will join us live in the diner to get reaction to what happened on the debate stage and talk to the american people that are here and fired up. they want a candidate that will change the direction of the country. we will talk about it, live from tuscaloosa, alabama. (whimpering) - it's okay. - don't be scared. - let's go. - t

when i have the country's rooting beach ape policy has come to poland, regional elections and 3 out of 4 major states. i have a one raw just on time to attack this guy from the opposition. the indian national congress posit insulated, retained madhya pradesh, results give a boost to the prime minister under under moody. i had of next year's national elections. at least 4 people have been killed in a bomb attack on a catholic mass and the southern philippines. dozens of others were injured in the blast and the you'd invested gymnasium in the always, the country's largest majority. muslim searching circle. this lumnick states has claimed responsibility for the attack. the coming of a german tourist on the streets of paris has thrown condemnation from the german government, have described it as a bowman level crime. the suspect reports initiative to our old got his grade before being arrested. amends known to the french associates as a radical islamist with mental health problems to venezuela. when people are voting in a controversial referendum of the government hopes will strengthen its

you can read more ap news.com. tonight cut hair for whistleblowers who were victims of sexual assault and harassment at the u.s. coast guard acade where they testified earlier today before a senate homeland security and governmental affairs subcommittee as par of a bipartisan investigation that begann september. watch the eire hearing at 8:00 n our free c-span now video apps app oronline at c-span.org. click c-span campaign 2024 coverage continues residential primaries and caucuses. watch it live from the c-span network the first vote from the country are cast in the upcoming presidential election along with candidate speeches and results beginning with the iowa caucuses on january 15 and the new hampshire primary on generate 23rd. campaign 2024 on c-span your unfiltered view of politics. ♪ a healthy democracy doesn't just look like

secure the release of the remaining hostages, still held by him mos thousands of rallied instead of apes saying the return of the captives must be as well as the top priority. many i'm unhappy with the way prime minister benjamin. that's a yahoo is dealt with the situation since the terror attacks of october. the 2nd a b, w, special correspondent to abraham has been speaking to some of the protesters intel of these i spent the day of the afternoon, pardon here until of the 1st, but here at hostage square and since the beginning of the war since october 7th, this has been the gathering point for families of hostages and their allies to called for the release of the hostages. and here i spoke to one moment who said yes more, it's hard, but she believes that the course that the government is taking is the right when she told me that this thomas at your group, according to her opinion, only understand strengthens of. so i did hear some opinions supporting the governments of course also there was a massive anti government pro to it's happening here and tell it be not very far away from hostag

and yet the us ap stand. why was this not good enough to water in favor of what happened the of the? well, essentially what we saw here was the, it was the u. s. trying to balance its support for israel and it's reluctance to use it's vito power once again. so this vote was delayed several times as negotiators scrambled to find wording that was acceptable to the us at the us with not veto. this is how we got the phrase of the creation of steps toward sustainable cessation of hostilities and not sufficient of hostilities itself. because the us would never have supported language that will cease fire adjacent for us as position of course being that a ceasefire only helps him off. there was also an earlier provision, the techs that would put to the you when in charge of inspecting aid to gaza, potentially cutting israel out of that process. and instead we now have that special coordinator that i mentioned that has to consult with egypt and israel. so it took days for negotiators to formulate these changes that w

immemorial, in the 19th century, the british empire decided to subjugate that century, the british view, the ap can lands as the northern gateway to india, and wanted to turn them into an obedient province, trying to predict the independence fee a mere of a dentist in those blue homage durned for help the russia waste. the british considered their d o 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 heinsman to power. the invaders brutally suppressed any resistance, thus, is deli. they slaughtered all ask in man who had reached the delta pen, raped hundreds of women, seeking to humiliate the muslims of 18. 41 general uprising against the british yoke began debris. it is under the command of general elton stone last couple and started to retreat. only a few out of the 16000 invaders who had begun their march bronco bones made it to the british position in jello. but the defeat of the royal army caused enormous damage to the prestige of the british empire throughout the world. the victor

life expect apes and this is much more than a covid story.evin corke is back live in dc with more on that. kevin. >> reporter: this is an interesting story trace. i did a great deal of reading tonight i think you'll find the information i'm going to share fairly compellings. the fda commissioner a guy by the fame of robert kalev took to twitter or x to talk about the dough kline of u.s. life expect's. we are facing extraordinary head wins with public health with a major dekline in life expectancy. the major decline in the u sis not a trend i had a describe it as catastrophic. but his post, frankly, hit on i do et and overjuly healthcare, but he also ignored the obvious. this is the stat. people are dying and abnormally high numbers, even now, and long since, covid-19 waned yet public house agencies and medical medical societies for the most part have remained silent on the topic. with respect to life expectancy in the us it has dekind the last few years falling from 78.8 down to 76.1 in 2022. and the picture is especiallien for men trace whos

the pol houthis, hezbollah and ap writes ab political problem for joe biden? sick and tired of reading the politicalization of this this is reality isn't it? >> it is a bipartisan issue all sides should support israel without regard to what parties they belong to, and there's been a rise in popularity of hamas in the united states as well. on october 8th the day after these horrors occurred on september 7th students at harvard -- supported hamas. the national lawyers guild supported hamas. i document all of this. i wrote a book right after the question i started writing it on october 7th war against the jews and in it i document how increased support for hamas occurred among the hard left. the hard left has become the enemy of justice, of decency, of academia, and we have to continue our fight. not only against hamas but against hamas supporters in the united states that can become easily a fifth column. remember in the 1970s when the weathermen started blowing up universities trying to blow up fort diction we have hamas supporters many of them muslim many of

the recent filings blackrock has done with ap's and the banks being treated as ap's.against that backdrop, fred, in terms of the investing landscape, how does a company like marathon digital, as a stock that is tied to crypto at a time we are talking possibly about the proliferation of bitcoin-related etfs, is there more investor awareness for marathon the come through that process? fred: absolutely. what investors tend to look at is if you are looking to stack and put your savings in bitcoin and etf is a great vehicle. if you are a traitor, you want something with a bit -- if you are a trader, you want something. warren buffett famously said i do not buy gold but i buy gold miners because your cost of extraction is fixed. bitcoin miners are hugely profitable. as the lead into this segment, you saw bitcoin was up 150% and we are up more than double. romaine: what is the relationship you have with the crypto holders and some of the other funds that are not necessarily on the mining side. fred: we do not have a relationship, per se, with them. but if you hold bitcoin, y