it is texas versus the president. >> ari: the governor is right. think about why is it legal for sanctuary cities to defy federal government and let illegal immigrants in and texas can't keep illegal immigrants out temperature is legal and moral, it is the right thing. if you come to america, as we want immigrants to do, as my mother did. i'm first-generation american. come here legally not illegally and good for governor abbott doing something about it, because joe biden won't. >> emily: texas has biden in a corner, what if texas doesn't comply, what will biden do? send in the military? force texas to actively open the border? there is a lot at stake. >> kayleigh: he has pressure from progressives, he will probably let it play out in court. the governors are supporting texas, governor kemp and governor ron desantis put out a video and laid out constitutional law and says daniel horowitz brings up paper 46 allowing federal action. article one section 10 you point out power given to state when there is invasion and it is nothing less than that. for

>> ari: again, total denial. going to get clobbered, nobody said that about the trump-biden race and two, it was a problem during his election and he ignored it. he's the one during the primaries who made a bigger problem by saying when he ran against fellow democrats, come, come to the border. he sent that message that the border was open. why do you think so many immigrants came here illegally saying biden, let us in, biden, biden, we love biden. they knew they had a weakness in the white house and they exploited it. look, what will secure the border more than anything, more than any compromise, more than legislation, for people to fear they can't get in. if they fear they can't get in, the word will get back, don't try it, it won't work. if they say we can get in they'll come in droves. that's the difference between trump and biden. they feared trump, they didn't try. they think biden is a patsy, they are all coming. >> gillian: we are just learning chinese officials say they are going to meet with biden admin

ari knows this as he's come to these games.ese guys when they lays up their cleats, put the helmet on, put their hands in the dirt, the reason why they play and the reason why they leave it all on the field just becomes a different thing. they may not be making 40, 50, $100 million deals. but they're playing for their families, playing to eat. it's a different kind of hunger. >> that's why i love watching them. i always root for certain guys. i like daily fantasy with draftkings so i can bet on who is going to do well. i like to do that during the pro season. i also want to compliment you. i owned a bar san miguel. i had to give it up. the first company that actually treated me like an important person, a small bar in mexico -- mexican restaurant. i don't know whether these people, you've instructed them to treat small business people equal to large business people. you were graceful and gracious. and that's winning. >> it's very important -- thank you for saying that. it's very important. a business is a reflection of its foun

i'm ari melber. >>> we begin with the breaking news. we have the breaking news, the big news for the night, the week, and maybe the year 2024. we just got this. the supreme court now, and i'm holding in my hand what just came out late here on a friday on the deadline, granting a petition to hear this controversial, sweeping colorado case which, according to the state of colorado's courts, has tried to disqualify donald trump from being on that state's primary ballot. this is a big deal. here's what it means. donald trump currently will remain on that primary ballot because the supreme court will be reviewing that decision. and that ballot is being certified today. this is the friday night news because it's news on friday night, friday night was the deadline if you're wondering why this broke so late in the week. the supreme court has already decided, through this grant of serb 84ry, that they will hear oral arguments february 8th on this case. the nation's highest court is stepping in to hear a big election-related case in this 2024 rac

ari, fallout from new hampshire. the rnc chair saying what she said last night on our show. what do you think? >> well, first, it's not over. it's not over until nikki haley says it's over. that's just how it works. and if i'm nikki haley, i think the things i have got to think about, one, can i win? and if i hang in there long enough and can't win, do i enhance my role and my ability to win the presidency in 2028? and i think that's what she has got to be going through right now. the other factor would be money. is her money going to dry up prior to super tuesday when it gets extraordinarily expensive? i think those are the factors she is considering. but, you know, i don't think anybody should rush it call it over. i think the republican party benefits by letting these two fight it out and may the best candidate win. >> bret: katy? >> well, nikki haley has to convince her backers that she can keep the money flowing so she can continue to move to new hampshire pull enough independent and democratic voters to get clo

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ari. >> yeah, you gave us a good breakdown on what you're hearing and finding there. without fear or favor. appreciate it. stay warm and safe to you and your team out there, and i'm sure we'll be checking in with you again. priscilla thompson, our thanks. here on "the beat," we'll be right back. right back my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. shingles doesn't

"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. hi, ari. >> thank you so much. as everyone can see, i'm here with james carville, we're going to get into the new hampshire results and cue the music. you may have been watching, you may have heard, donald trump did win the granite state. i'll get into that with carville. trump won by less than his margin in 2016 when he didn't have white house experience. the polls were off again. his margin far less than the polling he had garnered against haley, for example in the months past and the final weekend. haley had a solid night, her first contest since besting every other guy in the race to make it a two-person clash. before we bring in james, we'll show you how it went down. >> this is not your typical victory speech. >> this race is far from over. >> who the hell was the impostor that went up on the stage before and like claims a victory? >> i'm a fighter. and i'm scrappy. >> just a little note to nikki, she's not going to win. >> with donald trump, republicans have lost almost every competitive election. we lost th

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ari, this was an interesting moment up in new hampshire.ivek ramaswamy was on the angle last night and he, you know, he was pledging to move on and no matter what happened in iowa, he was going to go on at new hampshire. but, of course, he goes on to new hampshire to endorse donald trump. thoughts, ari? >> yeah, i don't think vivek knows how to say anything other than strongly. so whatever he does, he does it strongly, says it strongly. even if he stays he is staying in and he says is he staying out he did both strongly. i'm just not a believer that endorsements on the presidential level really mean a whole lot. i think it's obvious that vivek's followers, the people ha voted for him the 8% in iowa are going to be for donald trump. they don't need their candidate to say be for donald trump. it's just who they are endorsements are ballyhooed overrated. logical moment for vivek and a good moment for president trump. >> laura: and, chris, vivek ramaswamy is an interesting character because he, of course, came out of nowhere. no one knew who he

i'm ari melber. let's get right to it. we begin with the actually unprecedented collation of politics that america is facing in 2024, whether we like it or not, whether we're tired or not, which i get. but the nation has never actually put a former president on trial. several prosecutors are working on that for a task, even as donald trump's civil fraud trial stretches through december of 2023. and in 2024, as you probably heard, if you'd watch the news, defended trump faces several criminal trials in different districts while running for president again. procutor jack smith -- separately, the stolen intelligence documents case in florida. the atlanta dea pushing ahead of -- convictions -- 2023. and then -- you've got over 90 felonies changed. that is not normal, even if it has been normalized. the first trial initially slated from march, well those schedules can change -- facing more serious warnings from people who know about this, from actual legal experts. discussing a very real possibility that one of the major politi

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, alicia. thank you so much. welcome to "the beat," i'm ari melber, and the political world is adjusting swiftly to the republican results out of the iowa, which show trump in the lead. as we were covering that night with rachel. but half of that red electorate open to alternatives. the top two alternatives, which are two individuals separated by just under 3,000 votes in iowa, are squaring off. there are high stakes in new hampshire. this is the more moderate independent state that could favor haley. its voters also will look more like the november electorate that the nominee will have to face. new tonight, desantis is not campaigning in new hampshire right now, having given up on the moderate-leaning state given the "abysmal" poll numbers, per "the new york times." and while it is january, and let's remember the rest of the less political parts of the nation are probably a little more exhausted at the thought of turning back to campaigns and more focused on things like what we promised we'd show you, christmas

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i'm ari melber.ring up the promises of pardons which suggests it's an open secret that the former president cannot only be trite, but convicted, because that will be the situation. while his lawyers argue the opposite, as you know. and you bring up that future. do you think there is a possibility that there could be buyers or more, if he's convicted, double convicted, trickle convicted before election day for your part? >> well, i think actually the polls show that that if there is an actual conviction, then that changes the dynamics within the republican base. many just say we can't do that. it ought to be a nominee that can't win in november. and so, yes,, there is going to be regrets about that. and donald trump is trying to tie this up very quickly. sometimes, i think the media buys into the idea that we gotta narrow the field so quickly. he would love to narrow the field just to have one person that he's running against. i think that plays into his hand. he wants to wrap it up quickly because th

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ari >> laura: wait a second, ari, winninrig by -- is it historic margin is now a bad thing? okay.s>> but you know their analysis is so empty headed. they assume the 49% who did not vote for donald trump in iowa will vote for somebody else. that is just not the case, the vivek's followers will vote for donald trump donald trump. ron desantis followers, theshir majority will vote forsa donald trump. in fact, one of the secrets fory new hampshire, nikki haley saysr a two person race. she actually wants it to be a three-person race because if speed nine dropped out more than half of his voters will go to donald trump. so trump got 51% against hisve opponents but if there were no opponents, trump would have 70% if not higher.d to i just can't believe thosean people get paid to go on the air and say things that have no fact, no analysis. just to deceive the msnbc viewers who are already deceived because they are watching msnbc, >> laura: they still thinking the next indictment will take down trump.y, they have been hearing for years as lon hisheg as we get trump l, he is finished. d oka

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"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> hello. welcome to "the beat." we're tracking developments in the final countdown to iowa. candidates canvassing the state. the debate is tonight. as mentioned, another republican dropping out. governor chris christie, if you've been watching msnbc, you just heard, the most strident trump critic is out of the race. that may be a good thing to coalesund an alternative. i have more on the breaking christie news later tonight. while trump isolding his own fox hall appearance tonight. he watched in person as his lawyer made unlawful claims about why they think a president should have a license to kill the political rivals in america without being prosecuted. so as the headlines range from the start of the primaries to those brazen claims about assassination, right now, we have something special for you. we're beginning in a way with the weather. last year had some of the most extreme weather ever, driven, of course, by climate change. there were heat records broken. catastrophic flooding, tornadoes, wildfires, and then

>> where do you get your waldorf salad, ari? i've never heard of this kind of thing. >> you've never seen it when they put the extras on it? >> now i have not. and i've seen a lot of food mistakes, but i have not seen that one. desantis was a disaster because he was trying to peel off maga voters. haley now says that there is no middle ground here. and she's coming out against trump. and so it's clear in new hampshire that she is the trump alternative and she is all but been swept. you can hope that they come out for her but it's still her manner is not anti trump and, novelties not willing to really, for me and she were asked if they were to be in tonight and she were to ask who, would you support trump if he is the nominee? she would say yes. that is the nikki haley problem. she is not clear about who she is and where she stands, she is trying to please too many people. and desantis showed you are not going to get the maga voters. so just write them off and come out hard for who you are. and she is all that is left. i mean she

always good to have you, ari fleischer. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: have a great weekend. here we go with more brand-new epstein documents, folks. this is all coming as part of the legal process. these are new transcripts based on witnesses to the events that surrounded him. we know that he died and some say suspicious circumstances, although the investigation determined it was a suicide when he was in a prison in new york city. he can't answer these questions anymore. so the papers will speak for themselves. correspondent nate foy reporting live in new york city. nate, what is in the latest batch released a couple of minutes ago? >> so martha, we have two batches dropped in the past hour. the first 129 documents over 400 pages. and then more recently, 44 documents come over 600 pages. right now the entire newsroom going over 1,000 pages of newly unsealed documents that you mentioned related back to 2015 defamation lawsuit between epstein, accuser virginia accuser virginia giuffre and ghislaine maxwell, his confidant in prison right now. the clintons, can feature commonly

the beat with ari melber starts right now. good evening, ari. >> thanks, ali. and as we start the week, let me tell everyone, it is that time. yeah, you can hear. this is the beat with ari melber, where one week at -- official voting of 2024, launch of these presidential primaries. candidates already barnstorming iowa this weekend. you're seeing just some of what happened on your screen. and for many reasons, these first few primary states at the pivotal and possibly last test of the republican party deciding whether to bring its trump passed into the future. nikki haley, trying to emerge as the one alternative to trump, arguing voters can get mugshot without trump chaos. by just picking her. >> i agree with a lot of his policies. he was really good at breaking things. he just wasn't good at fixing them. and now, we look at the fact, rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. >> chaos follows him. and that may sound like a pretty team contrast that she's drawing, but -- trump views haley now as his main possible threat. an establishment hack of sorts. trump's pivot

ari. >>> lisa, hangs over all of this is not just the number amount. it will still by significant as a rule ruling that amped carroll's right to speak and there's a cost to defames. i used to practice free speech law. it's not all right to do crime and it's not right to do defamation. she told the truth, she was defamed. he has the right to respond, but that doesn't include the right to defame this woman who told her story of sexual assault. >> and when his truth intersects with a lie about her, that's not constitutionally protected. what alina habba argued, and finally the judge had to instruct that this is not legally warranted, that e. jean carroll had a duty to mitigate or reduce her damages. if you're defamed, how are you supposed to stop your damages other than to be silent. to say that a victim of defamation has to then shut themselves up to mitigate the damages caused by someone else's lie says backwards and per veers, particularly in 2024, even if it is still a country of which donald trump is the presumptive front-runner. >> i want to turn to

i'm ari melber in for nicolle wallace.ulmination of the new york civil fraud trial of donald trump. you may say, i've been hearing about this for a while. here's why it's a big deal today. the trial just wrapped. we expect to hear from attorney general letitia james. i mentioned to you that we were told that past the halfway point of the last hour there could be a further delay, but it will help. we will bring it to you because it's a big inflection point in her pursuit of what she calls a fraudulent company. today trump was back in the courtroom for the first part of the day, despite not having to be there. that's his choice. the big surprise was how he ended his time with a five-minute rant that was cut off by the judge. then he held a press conference this afternoon. we did not hear anything particularly newsworthy during his news conference. we're not going to show a lot of that. attorney general james said the ex president's financial statements were lies, they were deliberately false every year starting in 2011 and r

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curious your thoughts. >> first, ari, i love that history lesson. i feel like you have the history professor in you. i think the only possibility that nikki haley could pull something off is the fact that independents are allowed to vote in the new hampshire primary. that's the only wild card that could give her that. i think it's unlikely. the fact that independents can cross over could be a saving grace for her. nbc polling showed in iowa a lot of democrats were voting for nikki haley. that's what gave her that boost. the difference with the democratic candidates you mentioned, i looked at bill clinton's opponents in 1992. the opponents matter too. those folks, no offense to them, they weren't the generational communicator that donald trump is. it's very difficult for nikki haley. the other variable, speaking of 2020 with joe biden, he went down to south carolina in 2020 and defied expectations because he had a super wild card down there, jim clyburn. who's the jim clyburn for nikki haley, especially considering she was the governor of south carol

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ari, one of our hard-working producers seen right there, in my case because i had to get going.get going. we had to get home to do today's show. ari found a flight because delta canceled my flight and put me on a flight that would leave one hour from right now today so i would miss the show. so he found us a flight in omaha, which is 140 miles away from des moines, which is where i was supposed to be. and so ari, we got in a rental car and we drove lickety split. keep in mind it was 10 below zero. and lawrence wound up making the same trip. he was about an hour behind us getting over to only 345 ha, they have a beautiful airport. >> lawrence: when thee situations happen, brian, you have to call an audible, ainsley. this is a two-hour drive. and on the way i see raymond in the lobby of the hotel. >> steve: raymond arroyo? >> lawrence: he goes where are you going? >> lawrence: we are going to omaha and tim is driving us. raymond just hops in the car. is he on the phone with laura ingraham whose flight was canceled as well he says i'm getting in with you guys. >> steve: here's the

the beat with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >>> the debacle inside this republican national committee. that is, the formal power structure of the republican national party. they're in trouble over the failed effort, there's the building, to see them try inside that building to hatch a plot to scuttle the remaining 48 state primaries. it's a bid by republican elites to kneecap the republican voters that exist throughout the whole country and that they will need in november all to try to stop any potential long primary by nikki haley waged against trump. maga allies were floating an rnc resolution to declare trump basically the nominee to put a thumb on the scale before the rest of the votes come in. there's only been one primary. they've backed down from that in public. new reporting says the rnc's call was well received by trump aides. now one of the top ranking house republicans is pushing basically the same discredited message as the rnc did but this time trying to corner trump endorsements in the house by arguing th

hi, ari. >> hi, ali. >> i'm ari melber with james carville who you see on the screen and the 2024 elections have begun and james, we'll get your breakdown of iowa and by the end of your time tonight i'll take you down memory lane in new hampshire. so james is standing by as we get to what matters in the iowa results tonight. it is a win for trump and that is undeniably true, but it is not yet the unified party that this very well-known prominent ex-president hoped for and you know how pundits get things wrong. they're narratives and then they push them on everyone and sometimes they're echoed and spun by the trump wing of the party. that's happening again, and trump has been dubbed everything from a knockout to a success. a closer look under the hood looks like a mixed picture and here's how the new results came in. >> and here we go! are you ready or not? >> it is a big wild card in iowa this evening and that's the weather. >> it's the fox news decision desk can now project that former president donald trump will win the iowa caucuses. >> it is likely to be a decisive outcome. >> we are go

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"the beat" with ari melber starts now. >> welcome to "the beat." there is new heat on roger stone who infamously pushed the plot to try to get states to steal biden's win. >> we must be prepared to lobby our republican legislatures, send electors to the electoral college, who accurately reflect the president's legitimate victory in their state, which was illegally denied him from fraud. >> stone may regret letting the cameras roll in that room. there is new video from that session and we have it for you exclusively later tonight. >>> we begin with news on a story that i can tell you some on the right are hoping the nation forgets. the kind of story they're hoping that you news viewers and citizens will forget because we live in a time of growing inequality and corruption. take supreme court justice thomas blatant taking and grifting gifts from insiders, or billionaires, shaping our politics and clashing with anyone who dares disagree with the power they think they bought over our democracy, or this ongoing rolling trumpian takeover of a political p

. -- hi, ari. >> hi, alicia, thank you so much. welcome to the beat, i'm ari melber. our top story is th. defending donald trump taking the stand in a courtroom today, speaking under oath in front of the jury that will decide the damages he owns four writer e. jean carroll after trump lost to her in this previous case about defamation regarding sexual assault. now, donald trump's trip to court is a stark turn from his recent victory in new hampshire. that was just tuesday. this is not how any candidate in any party, in any point in history, it has ever wanted to follow up on a primary when. let alone try to get momentum while under oath. regarding such serious allegations of defamation. now, trump's time on the stand was deliberately brief. he answered a single question from his lawyer, the judge overseeing what would be allowed. the lawyer asked if trump stood by the past deposition that he gave, which denied the underlying sexual assault that is the issue in the defamation, and trump replied, simply, 100%, yes. the lawyer tried to then bulldoze on and get donald tru

>> thank you, ari. i'm really, really happy. excited to be on "the beat."her. iconic moments, nodding my head the whole time. >> yeah, right. and so many of those remind you of what was happening in the different moments or that year, what the night can be about. let's start with what i mentioned, that people sometimes forget that while there are complexities and in the news we cover the downsides and the problems with technology all the time, frankly. it is faster, easier, and cheaper for people around the world, a kid sitting in africa or in the caribbean or in sweden, to gather all this music and listen to it. how does that affect music and the grammys? >> well, you said it, it is an auspicious time for music. we're very excited both on the creative side in what we're able to make based on technology and advancements in the ability to create something incredible on a laptop or a computer. also, the idea of being able to push out your music and have your fans and consumers be able to access it instantly. you talked about the lack of borders. and the globa

i pay your saly■ary, p you're supposed to be protecting me. you don't even notice harassing.'m not going anywhere. and you go, hell. all right, that's it. you're under arrest for trying. put your hands over your head. i'm not going anywhere. you are free to be all right. oh, you want to come on dobbs tonight? what are you to. that's up to you. drop the knife now to my job. drop the lie hard all my life this isn't fair drop the knife notoss knife over there now i put your hands over your head turn around don't move well were you able to distinguish the tears at the model? remember them compliant, passive resistance active resistance assaultive wita threat of bodily harm and assault with a threat of serious bodily harm or death. let's look back and, see if we can locate them, save our job right at the beginning, our demonstrators have just arrived at steps. we were at the first tier of the ■cdel officer bryson utilizes. her communication skills and the hope they will be compliant and leave the area without she not successful in an attempt when special agent hail arrives on the

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tion, fox news contributor ari fleischer,fo project 21 chairmao horace cooper. >> horace. is this about racismrace .? >> well, it's about racism by al. not so sharpton. it's not about racism in. about the case of us in america being a meritocracy, a placexpec where we expect high standards. >> i really love to have interviews with the harvard corporation and ask, why didn'ty you interview condoleezza rice? if you wanted a brilliant, exceptionaoul person with academic and managerial experiencel ? she fits the bill. claudine gay doesn't fit any bill. bill more booksten than she has. it's unbelievable that people want to claim that hig th standards are a problem for minorities. the truth of the matter is, is low standards that are a problem for minorities because only the david duke'ske of the world and apparently now mr. obams ofa think that it's ot to have a poor functioningin mediocrity like ms.. gay as the president, harvard te university. >> what's your reaction, ari fleischer, to alent of hl of th? and can you maybe help provider some edification for our audience here a

musician, but in operas i i would even say that the harp is a very transitional instrument either for the ariimagine my life without this instrument, as i said in the last interview, that’s why the image probably comes from my very childhood, and long hair, beautiful dresses, when a harpist plays, this is of course an image, but also my inner state, i teach at a republican gymnasium and college at the belarusian state academy of music, i have three or three wonderful harpists growing up, in the future we hope that the class ... and ours will continue to increase, now we have just won third prize at the moscow international orff competition . the classical academy with my student, and i am incredibly proud of the success of my students , we hope that in the future and in belarus we we will be able to organize an international competition so that talented harpists from all over the world can come to us. the warmest memory from childhood is, of course, when we dressed up. a real christmas tree, its smell , incredible and the atmosphere of this holiday , tangerines, candies, of course, when all t

here with the reaction we have kellyanne conway, ari fleischer. they were able to call this literally within seconds. the largest margin that any previous republican candidate had won by was bob dole, which was 12.8%. it looks like this will be a much wider margin tonight. what are your expectations? what does this do for president trump? what impact will it have on governor desantis and nikki haley in terms of the battle for second? >> if you look at trump's dominance across every group he won he will win young people and first-time caucus goers. he will dominate the evangelical christians, women. you name it. trump is dominating. it's a full-scale victory for him tonight where he gets to 50% or not, it doesn't matter. what's my expectation that they can carry on? tonight trump got the show. they are so far behind him. when you go into a state like south carolina which is winner take all where nikki haley was a governor, that's where jeb bush and others fell out of the race. trump got about a third of the vote, the raw vote. he got all 42 ella ge

regardless, i agree with ari.would be the state of new hampshire. and heading into your own home state, four years from now there's going to be an open primary. does nikki haley, if you're a campaign manager and you want her to be president one day, does she look at the idea of maybe losing her home state, down 30.2% to? the real clear politics average. does she take that risk and continue, or is it better to say i'll come back in four years and have a better opportunity? >> you would think that she would try to avoid the staggering humiliation of what is setting up to be a historic defeat in her home state. as your other guests have mentioned, new hampshire is where she bet everything. it would have been the perfect state for her. not only is she going to lose by significant double-digit margin, but she is going to lose despite the fact that a record number of unaffiliated and democrat voters participated in the primary. a record low, according to exit polls, 47% of new hampshire republican primary voters were ac

ari, what do you make of the recent study that found half of inflation in the u.s. is due to high corporate profits? they're calling this greedflation, which i think is right. what impact does that have on our economy? there was a legitimate reason why prices rose for a while, but they use that as an excuse to raise the prices. now that stuff is coming down, somehow the prices don't come down, too, because the profits are fat now. >> yeah. the price gouging is documented. they brag about it on earning calls on wall street. it's allowed. there are places that make this a lot harder. france actually has rules that make it illegal to do. at the same time they're giving themselves big raises in the boardroom. >> what do you do about it? gavin and i talked for a second about jawboning. presidents did that in the past. they literally just did it by the power of presidential coercion. they got people in the oval office and said look, you knuckleheads, you're doing something bad for the country and sometimes that worked. nixon, as i recall -- maybe i got this wrong -- but i

speaking to rt international in 2020, former israeli intelligence officer ari ben manash claimed that maxwell's father, robert maxwell and empsteen were israeli agents. now jeffrey epstein is dead, now uh, gillaine maxwell, there are reports she's in paris, you maintain that it was your employer, robert maxwell, owner of the daily mirror, you say that he was an israeli agent, and as was his daughter, he was not my employer, i would like to correct that, okay, we work together with him, and uh, you say that his daughter gillaine also though worked for. israel and it was robert maxwell who introduced jeffrey epstein to gillaine maxwell way before the 1990s as mainstream media is reporting correct - mr. abstein was introduced to miss maxwell probably sometime in the 80s and mr. maxwell also thought he might be introducing fellow to date his daughter. he tried to do favor to his daughter to find her a shid as they say in hebrew, a match. he asserted that all these scandals were orchestrated by the musad for intelligence gathering and blackmailing prominent figures. okay, and that didn't r

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the kitchen cooks with donations from the authorities and windows aries. the central government does not make any contributions. louisa, up and down you. it was a cleaner sheets at the kitchen with her husband and grand daughter. we don't have enough money. how you, when we have to do with the milk and yoga class, and only buy it once in a while. but i have no nice thoughts on louisa did not vote from a lady who came to power on a promise to turn around the economy. danielle, he's right on many things, but not on the other. we don't agree that we the workers, the pool should pay for the mistakes of the politicians, the police because one of my legs 1st moves was to remove price controls and certain products like food and fuel. they had kept them affordable. that's an installation soaring that got in yet so many to buy influencing argentina's entire pricing system. in fact, you know, we would inevitably have new prices. so what if i noticed the expectation is that by we forming the countries from a macro economy, the economy would stabilize and yet, and ind

. >>> you are watching "the beat" with ari melber.overing this conclusion of donald trump fraud trial. there he was in court, the second time he's been in the courtroom this week, instead of campaigning in iowa. it's a telling sign of how personal this all is to trump, as you can see him there. he basically has opted out of the traditional campaign activities. he was not required to attend, but that's what it looked like in the courtroom today. we also heard from the attorney general who has been on something of a streak here. she already won the fraud finding portion of this. now they're fighting over potentially penalties. the judge also gave donald trump a chance to speak today, but required he had to comments only on facts and law if he did so. trump didn't stick to that, went into a ran, speaking for about five minutes, arguing this is wrong and a fraud, and he actually tried to attack the judge in the courtroom, making a reference to his own agenda. that was about enough. the judge then shut him down and asked trump's attorney t

you better make plans now. >> i'm glad you arie bringing that figure up.ith the tensions escalating day after day, i wonder how the freight rates could go and how long will it take before consumers start feeling that pain? >> i think consumers are already feeling the impact here. we did see two weeks ago the swedish retailer ikea saying customers may not find all they are looking for on our shelves in a short time. since then, it has only gone one way longer transit times. what we are seeing also out of the far east is a little bit of the impact on how to handle a situation like this when capacity all of a sudden, in this case, container ships, spending three weeks more from far east to europe. what we see now is the carriers are not going all the way to the original starting points. they are cutting. we see stranded cargo and goods at the farthest end of the supply chain connecting far east and mediterranean. that is goods not moving the way it should be and we should expect this to go on for the month of january which is something we can see right now on

al-ain fadak or shaghi al-rouhi heli an-ari , the president, said that we will soon witness the end of the zionist regime. mr. raisi said at the fourth anniversary of the martyrdom of hajj qassem soleimani: "resistance is rooted in the hearts of the nations of the region and will not disappear." i am a criminal in america who is guilty of all crimes. which took place in palestine and gaza, the americans had a direct role and i warn the zionist regime. do not hesitate. in this crime and the crimes you committed. you will pay a price that will be hard to regret. president referring to the terrorist attack. golzar shahada of kerman emphasized that the americans had a direct role in all the crimes that took place in gaza and palestine and said: the end of al-aqsa storm will be the end of the zionist regime. your strength is not enough to resist, you kill children and women. learn to read destiny. pharaoh in killing 10 thousand children and this amount of innocent people god's revenge has come out and will come out more than this and the zionist regime will definitely end and soon we will w

s what it means, in astrology there are four verses - fire, earth, air, water, the sign of fire is ariescially and materially the luckiest elements will be, fire signs. many representatives of the element of fire will change jobs, it could be either a completely new job, this will happen closer to may, or it will be a promotion in the same place, but in any case in this case, new professional knowledge will affect all representatives of the fire element. our next element is the element of earth - taurus, virgo and capricorn. yes. there may be global changes in personal life, but single people can meet new love quite quickly. if it has not yet happened in the twenty-third year, then they can meet in the first half of the twenty -fourth year. many people can change jobs, and to a much better one, or change their type of activity. in the second half i would recommend this year to all representatives. no, this is not a threat to you, you are blooming, so you need to be more responsible, probably in your professional responsibilities. our next element is the element of air, these are gemini,