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"the beat" starts right now with ari melber >> thanks. >>> i am ari melber and we are watching the spending plan after the in-fighting that led to trump asking republicans to back out of what had been their spending plan all because of a push by his billionaire supporter, donor elon musk. we are looking at the floor right plow. trump says yes vote yes on the new proposal but now the opposition coming from the democrats. >> the musk/johnson proposal is not serious, it is laughable, extreme maga republicans are driving us to a government shutdown. >> that is a warning if musk continues to get his way we could have a government shutdown. thereat is the exact opposite of what most republicans want right now. they did win the election, they will have more power in january. so picking a fight during there short ending period when democrats actually have their power and are just trying to finish up the session is kind of an unforced error, it is what musk demanded and trump joined in on. biden returning to the white house this evening and the vote on the e version of the plan coming this evening a

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i think that is what the democrats thought about joe biden. >> laura: ari, you are soes smart, ari fleischerills more about his family and was not t going to pardon him? i'm not shocked by a lot, but i am shocked to think that. >> they took biden by his word. theyfu wanted to believe him. >> laura: sol and ari, thank you. biden is out of commission ny something wicked this way comes, but it is not. raymond arroyo with "seen and unseen" is next. ra: >> laura: it is time fories "seen and unseen" where we rebuild the stories behind the headlines. we turned to fox newsere contributor raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, layer pray tell is joe biden? t> christmas time when you wan to get rid of grandpa you send them outside t ao play with the kids and build a snowman. the white house staff and angola is his snowman. biden sent to angola to conduct foreign policy, which brings me sadly, laura, to one of the last malarkey. >> a bunch of malarkey! ♪ ♪. >> for your warm hospitality.y. please sit down if you don't have a seat, i'm sorry. i want to make sure you all have seats. we are gathered in a sole

i'm ari melber. tonight, jacob soboroff will join us with his reporting on trump's mass deportation plans, past and the near future potentially with his new documentary. by the end of the hour, i told you we're doing a lot of different things in this holiday season. well, what says merry christmas like none other than snoop dogg who will be here. you'll hear from him by the end of the hour. we begin with the billionaires. unelected, largely unaccountable billionaires are getting special access to this incoming trump administration and senate republicans and others. at the same time that the republican party actually just did something politically that was a big deal. they built and grew their support among working class, sometimes called blue collar, americans. this is an important story where politically, the republicans had good news. you could see that in the exit polls. we covered this economy election from election night on. but that political step was by all accounts republican voters, observer

i'm ari melber. i hope you are having a wonderful holiday season tonight.have a special edition of "the beat." we're calling the egot edition. that of course famously stands for emmy, grammy, oscar, tony. it's one of the most coveted titles around if you can get all of them together. and we're going to kind of do our own take on that. it was coined by miami vice star philip michael thomas. it's one of the thing you hear about in pop culture and broader featured on the show "30 rock." >> what that? i want it. i forgot why i originally came here. >> oh, that belonged to philip michael thomas, the actor who played on miami vice. it stands for an emmy, a grammy, oscar, and tony, four awards thomas planned on winning in his career. >> that's a good goal for a talented crazy person. >> it's a good goal. and tonight we're bringing our take on this. "the beat" brenting some of our favorite stars, cultural creators, and artists who'd gotten these awards, at least one of them. tom hanks, michelle yu, lin manuel miranda. and our friend who you see there, the very arti

ari fleischer you are so smart.k these guys believed that joe biden cares more about his son and family wasn't going to pardon him? oh my -- okay. i'm not shocked by a lot but i'm shocked that you take that. >> they take biden at his word. they took biden at his word. they wanted to believe the guy. >> laura: willful blindness. sol and ari, both of you, thank you. biden is literally out of commission abroad. and why it matters and why something wicked this way comes? but it's not raymond arroyo. "seen and unseen" is next. ♪ have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! safe step walk-in tubs are built to maximize safety. so you can stay in your home and enjoy the comforts of bathing again. call now to receive a free shower package plus $1,600 off! (♪) imagine checking your own heart with medical precision

. >>> i'm ari melber, joining you on this december 23rd. we have some fun stuff by the end of the hour. we are with you, following the big news out of washington tonight, the house ethics committee releasing something that many people at first thought might not see the light of day. and it tells an interesting and important story about the limits even of maga era secrecy. the bipartisan house ethics committee releasing the report on a former republican member of congress, matt gaetz, who still remains a big figure in the maga world. and there are a lot of important pieces of evidence in here. there are conclusions and, remember, this is not coming from just one media outlet or one set of interviews or sources, a more exhaustive report overseen by investigators or members of both parties. this house committee says that matt gaetz, remember, was the big republican fire brand that donald trump selected at his first goal to be attorney general, later withdrawn, over the past month. this individual gaetz regularly, quote, paid women for engaging

"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. hi, ari. >> thank you, nicolle. this is "the beat with ari melber." we begin with something most presidents do not go through in an entire term. we have breaking news. here is the context. the fbi director is the only post that serves a ten-year term to protect from partisan pressure. that is why it was such a big deal when trump fired james comey. that was in his very first year in office and an ousting in the middle of the term was so suspicious it helped spark a probe that unearthed and convicted many crimes. trump replaced comey with christopher wray. it was a bid to control more parts of the fbi and what wray thought of the 10 year term since he thought he would be reporting to the president wanted to use the threat of a firing to take partisan control. we will get into the breaking news. i always try to give you the facts and context first and this only makes sense if you remember wray himself testified under oath that the 10 year term was the right approach for that independents. >> i think the fbi director h

they don't want speaker drama, do they, ari?'t, but that's the reasonable wing of the republican party. you've got chip roy now, it doesn't get more conservative than chip roy, and now he's got to worry about a primary to his right because he didn't go along with elon musk who is not elected, who's not even appointed officially to anything as of now. because he's been making budget decrease? they're going to have issues. matt gaetz is not there to cause problems for kevin mccarthy, but i don't think this is going to be a first-round speakership. we're going to have a few rounds of voting. this is going to be, for some republicans, making a statement on the house floor, but every democrat is going to vote for hakeem jeffries. that's going on the on -- to be on january 6th. mike: what do you expect, greta? >> i think they have a mandate from president trump and from their voters who put them into office and made mike johnson the speaker. republicans weren't elected to elect hakeem jeffries as speaker of the house. and so i do thin

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"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> thanks so much. welcome to "the beat." i'm ari melber. our top story tonight is pretty interesting, we think. it's not directly about politics or directly about the economy. although it touches on both of those spheres and a lot more. it is a succession battle fit for tv because it is about tv and also involves the hbo show on tv about fox news on tv, but everything you're about to hear is essentially true and real. it also involves a new big blow or loss for mogul rupert murdoch, the patriarch of the conservative empire you're familiar with in some form of another. you heard of fox news, the "wall street journal," and a lot of other valuable media properties. he has been fighting in a battle that literally is the show title about him and his family, although it's a fictional show, you may recall it was called "succession" and he's just lost his bid to alter a family trust over his succession. "the new york times" obtained some of these secret or sealed court documents. murdoch is 93. and while no one is wishing ill on any

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. happy monday. >> thank you, nicolle. >>> president-elect trump is taking side against police and four violent convicts showing some of his most extreme rhetoric during his campaign will guide how he governs. i will walk you through it. donald trump says he will likely pardon the people convicted of horrific violence against the united states, against the police, against the capitol on january 6th. when pressed in the first sit-down interview since the election on the details of that, president-elect trump stood by pardoning the convicts, specifically who attacked the police savagely that day with weapons. -- after that brutal day. trump's plans sound like they could include pardoning the leaders of the insurrection who were convicted of the gravest felonies including sedition. trump's statements flatly side against police and law enforcement. these pardons would bolster a precedent against law and order in our country unlike anything we have seen in a long time. i will get to historic

ari fleischer, thank you. breaking news last hour president-elect trump's georgia election interference case is now in limbo. a state appeals court disqualified district attorney fani willis. it is all over that love affair, if there was love involved, with her ex prosecutor nathan wade. incoming border czar tom homan has a huge warning to sanctuary cities and states. >> i want to arrest somebody in the country illegally that is a criminal. that is our priority. why would any elected official not want to help us with that? >> harris: many leaders in the democrat-led jurisdictions are digging in their heels setting up a major constitutional battle with the incoming trump administration. former assistant district attorney and police officer phil holloway in "focus" next. life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. (vo) vetera

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ari fleischer, trump or. well, i guess with the establishment republicans. >> well, with the three vote margin, i don't know, sean. that's the problem. without unity in a republican caucus, they have to depend on the democrats. that's why we're in the mess we are now with the spending bill. i will say this abolish the debt limit. the debt limit no longer has any value. we always raise it anyway. so it's not like there's a limit, but it is the issue that trips everybody up. i hope that's one of the things that musk and ramaswamy do. >> abolish it with a small majority. steve moore, who wins this fight. >> so we have two big spending parties in washington right now. that's the reality. and donald trump first has to transform the republican party and get it, get them behind his pro-growth, limited government tax cut, pro-american energy policies before we can get the democrats. but in the end, donald trump will prevail. >> who will win? joe concha never, ever bet against donald trump, never bet against the movem

here now with reaction, fox news contributor ari fibre, and mark penn. mark, do you have any polling on the way people look at joe biden, not just his performance in office on the issues, like the economy, border security, foreign engagements, but these personal attributes. i feel like they've been upside down for him for a while too, do you trust him, does he have the energy and acuity. what will history tell us about the way americans saw joe biden's attributes like the ones on display there. >> i don't know what history will tell us, but i can tell you the american people have really lost all trust, faith and confidence in president biden. it really deteriorated with the pull out in afghanistan, where his whole image of being a kind, decent man, just was destroyed in the way those service men that he's never really fully recognized or talked about, lost their lives, in that, and it went downhill from there, and i think he among lower is viewed as somebody who people see as uncle joe anymore, and of course, biden, pardoning his son, and 37 murderers of

running for a second term just wouldn't have made any sense. >> ari, it's 2004. you feel the same way about president george w bush. what would you have done? >> you know, kellyanne, the way it works is there's a really small cadre, maybe 2 or 3 people who were immediately close to the president. and then there's the rest who are, you know, very close to the president. but it always falls on those 2 or 3 to tell the president what the president needs to hear, unvarnished truth. and that's where you've got to apply the three of you, the two of you, the president's spouse, the vice president, potentially. you've got to get together and you've got to say, this is about the country. it's no longer about the person we serve. what's the right thing to do? and he was terribly ill advised to run for reelection again. the best thing that could have happened to the democrats would have been an open primary. joe biden deprived him of it because he insisted on running for reelection, thank goodness. could you imagine him trying to serve between 82 and 86 years old when we se

we are grateful, the beat with ari melber starts right now. happy monday. >> thanks, nicolle, welcome to the beat, everybody. i'm ari melber, if you are coming off of thanksgiving weekend and holiday time and family time, i hope it went well and i hope you had time not only to enjoy with your loved ones but perhaps get away from all of this, we do this for a living. we are trying to keep track on washington, the nation and the world but a couple of days off, i hope you did well if you took it. the top story tonight is donald trump, pushing past the guardrails of non-protestant rule of law making good on the threats that he did make throughout the year, some of which involved potentially unlawful, illegal conduct done within the halls of government. while trump acted down on the big attorney general pick, matt gaetz, going into the holidays, he's now announcing that he plans to fire the fbi director who was a holdover from his administration, fire the fbi director that still serving as of tonight, chris wray, part of the 10 year term and take t

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicolle. thank you so much. welcome to "the beat." tonight, we have news about how the government will be run in this period of rising inequality and this populist anger at elites who blatantly enrich themselves. that stretches from the corporate health care industry to politicians giving themselves and their donors tax cuts. but to get there, we're going to begin a little further back in history with concerns about the politicians' swampy corruption. more on that swamp monster and that old movie in a moment, but i reformers have been battling corruption in washington for a long, long time. sometimes it's actually useful. especially in teams like these, to go back and look from the progressive trust busters to even some traditional conservatives like john mccain, there is actually a very long history with peaks and valleys, ebb and flow of people, reformers trying to take on corruption in their ranks. >> we have got to clean up our act. you were mentioning how the war in iraq may have hurt me. i think the bigges

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ari, the messenger and the message, rahm emanuel very profound from him. had enough of these failed policies? i mean, they are not working in other parts of the world. why would they work here? >> first of all, laura, i haven't heard that voice of kamala harris in a few weeks, maybe a month. boy, it felt good not to hear her. i'm so glad she lost. >> here that the democrats have had caught up with them identity politics. that party is so motivated by the chromosomes of which you are born not by the merits and accomplishments you are able to achieve. they want award people based on your race, your color, your religion, your sexual orientation and preferences. to the democrats those are the biggest animating factors that drive success. that's why kamala harris got the nomination after joe biden dropped out. it was impossible for a white male to primary her inside the democratic party. identity politics and all the policies have come with it are what has killed the democrat and helped donald trump win a common sense election because the democrats have alienat

. >> we have ari walsh. >> good morning chair gee and director, ari walsh facility director and pleasure here this morning. let's get started with program highlights and shout out to coms team for the new slideeck. love it and love how they worked in the pattern into it. so, i just want to show out the mass quest folks because they do a phenomenal job making math fun and as you see in the next slide they had all most as many people as the silent disco on halloween which is pretty impressive so kudos for them being fun. also want to call attention to our first ever harvest festival. this year we really tried to focus on having seasonal activation and programs where we gave free pumpkins and had cute photo ops for families and people to come out and visit. i also want to highlight a regular program that we had in the park which is beautiful performances and drag shows and great things like that. and then as i mentioned our halloween silent disco, which is becoming a pretty fun reoccurring events and had folks come out enjoy the evening. so, while director van de water mentioned we reduced

and we worked in the same place, hey, tell ari to do whatever. what was it? great to see you. as you know, we can talk about politics all kinds of ways. one thing that your book and some of your career does is peel back some of these structural, underlying inequities. i'm going to read one example, then you break it down for us. you write in the book, five of the current six conservative justices of the supreme court were appointed by presidents who lost the popular vote the first time. so they got fewer votes. and then were confirmed by senators representing a minority of americans. go ahead, explain. >> that's right. so, you look at the 2024 elections, and trump was helped by a lot of ways that democracy was undermined. one of the keyways was the courts. the fact that his allies on the bench, judges that he nominated, ended up canceling two criminal trials, as you know very well, on classified documents and more importantly on the insurrection . and that change the entire tenor of the campaign. that trump's criminality was not central to the election in the

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> happy friday. welcome to "the beat." we are living in a time of greatest wealth gap in history and billionaires are richer than anyone has ever been and yielding powers on par and countries sometimes that power has big impacts that people cheer. they are billionaires made largest charitable donations in world history to help the poor and fund health care. when jeff bezos first bought "the washington post" a decade ago, many people in journalism and nonpartisan fact community that said that was a good thing. and the post leaned in. touting its role as a newspaper holding the trump administration accountable even buying, do you remember this? a pricey super bowl ad in 2018. you might be thinking, newspapers are usually pleading for donations or offering you a mug or a tote bag to buy or subsidize them and i enkorge you to -- encourage you to do that if you like your local business. they had a billion years owner and here is what ad. >> because knowing empowers us. knowing helps us decide. knowing keeps us free. free. >> de

you can always find me online at ari melber across social. or go to arimelber.com.anks for, again, spending time was. if you're not on the internet, come back tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern. we're done tonight, but we'll keep up with you. the read out with joy reid starts now. >> tonight on the reid out. >> we really believe that he is not that man he was seven years ago. let's go back seven year, which if we all went back seven years we would see that maybe we were not the people we are today. i mean, and that

ari berman. i see. i was faced with this problem constantly months. and i finally went to israel and interviewed the people you reported to and required that kind of you know, bob parry also you know always went the extra mile. and i think you have to do it. i don't think there's any simple answer to and i think there's, you know, now disinformation. i mean, you know, the amount of it is insane and it's very hard to. to read through it all. but i mean, the stuff coming out for the trump campaign these days, often ridiculous. do you see a lot of connection the election and 1980 and today's election? well, yes. do and in the sense that i think you see you know, it's sabotage of our electoral that's really what's been going on. and by the way i mean let's look at it in through the long lens of history. and i want to go back 1968 because it happened then as well. and this was known the and i said out there in 68, the election was between hubert humphrey and richard nixon. the vietnam war was going on. lyndon johnson was not. it was incumbent, but not runn

the host of "the beat with ari melber" joins us now. good to see you. what's your -- the selzer lawsuit feels like one of those sort of like press release dressed up as a lawsuit at one level. at another level there really has been a worrying trend in the wgates opening and judges lettg more of these forward. how do you take it? >> the suing of a pollster for a poll you didn't like in a field where polls, when done right, have variation, is completely frivolous unless, through discovery, you find some new consumer fraud plot. they have not yet shown that evidence. >> there has been -- it's not just robinson, it's not just trump. a lawsuit over media matters with a lawsuit. and i want to be clear. the standard of defamation should be lie. also, there are legitimate instances thof defamation, and it's important for people not to be defamed and for us to get it right and do our best to get it right. in general, what do you make of this sort of lawsuit fuselage coming from from ump? >> one, you're right about the disclosures so we can be honest with the aud

any question sns we can hear from ary. [laughter] >> good morning. t jpa facility director i'm happy to be here today. to get us started off on the right foot we wanted highlight great activities the last month which was winter fest. we had a great lighting of the park. we see on the left. with machine you and a party with over 700 people. 3ceptions and it keeps growing and we are proud of the work we are doing here for winter fest. we elude to me dressing up we did not add a picture of that. it was really good time and cut a rug together >> looking forward to dog it big and better next year. >> moving on to return to work in ridership. we seen a darned good increase in activity at the center the left year. 22% increase. and our peek workday visits are 150 thousand, which is grit. and we are on track to exceed a million visits by the end of this year. we'll see how that goes. examine keep i in the loop. testimony may not be the greatest graph i have seen, i want to share the ridership we are experiencing for ac transit. we are at roughly 29% of where

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ari, you are a lawyer and you love rap.p-hop music opera but the founding fathers pretty got to see it but i thought, that sounds really wack. i was imagining pbs info telethon. it became a thing that you had to see in the got to see it, which was a broadway miracle nowadays if you tell someone that. it was so astounding and different from the pitch i had heard. >> a bad elevator pitch. >> the material you are working with was so do and then and in so many ways. he did so many interesting things, which i believe is why my view resonated beyond just be like each of those component parts. as you know, it became a sensation they put together the early bit, including going to a white house poetry. i just want to show a little of the original moment early on, then michelle obama later talking about it. >> enthralled that the white house called me. i'm the genius that shot him. >> [ applause ] >> thank you. >> we were blown away. the we were sitting there with our mouths open going, who is the student what is he up to? >> teach h

they are the most talented grandchildren we've ever seen, arie, willow, avery, everett and violet. my mom and kids have appeared in many campaign ads over the years and even my brothers lynn and lee starred in acclaim closing ad that caused me to beat an incumbent republican to first be elected to the united states house. when my kids were young, they, too, broke down barriers. todd was born when i was a county commissioner. michelle was born when i was a state representative, it was a first in michigan for a legislature to be pregnant and have a baby while in office. i remember a very pregnant me opening baby shower gifts in one of our state house committee rooms. most of my male colleagues didn't know what to buy for a baby shower so i got a lot of stuffed animals. my family members have marched in countless parades, attended thousands of events with me and planned birthday parties in the holidays around the legislative calendar. they've sacrificed their time and in many cases their personal privacy and through thick and thin have always been there for me and i am incredibly grat

ari, willow, avery, everett and violet. my mom and my kids have all appeared in many campaign ads over the years. even my brothers lynn and lee starred in an acclaimed closing ad that caused me to beat an incumbent republican to first be elected to united states house. when my kids were young they too broke down barriers. todd was born when i was a county commissioner. michelle was born when i was a state representative. it was a first in michigan for a legislator to be pregnant and have a baby while in office. i remember a very pregnant me opening baby shower gifts at one of our statehouse committee rooms. most of my male colleagues didn't know what to buy for a baby shower, so i got a lot of stuffed animals. my family members have marched in countless parades, attended thousands of events with me and planned birthday parties and hoogdz around the legislative calendar. they sacrificed their time and in many cases their personal privacy and through thick and thin have always been there for me and i am incredibly grateful. a

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fox arie sarsalari joins us with an update.ugh. gerri: thank you. >> we've got snow that's falling in new york city right now. it's been fun looking out the windows here at the fox news building and, yeah, it's not going to stick around for very long. for you guys that maybe celebrate christmas on christmas eve morning, you've got a chance of seeing a white christmas. you've got to remember, the technical definition of a white christmas is one inch of snow on the ground. as far as i'm concerned, you've got snow falling in the sky and accumulating a little bit, we can call it a white christmas. the snow is going to cause issues for some of the flights early on today. remember, the snow's not going to last all that long, it's going to be around for a couple quick hours this morning then it's out of here. during the afternoon things will clear out pretty nicely and actually temperatures will be noticeably better than it has been over the last few days. we've been in the deep freeze in the northeast. we'll get into the low 40s toda

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pro government media in ari azerbaijan said they believed a russia air defense missile caused the crashs the moment the plane went down. it is remarkable anyone survived. but emerging from wreckage some did. >> the flight had been diverted to kazakhstan after passengers heard bangs when it tried to land at the original destination grozny in czechia. they said there were two bangs but i heard one. it was quite substantial. i honestly didn't hear the second. at first only some of the oxygen masks fell out. not all of them. >> investigators are examining the damage to the outside of the plane. the owner azerbaijan airlines said only it suffered external physical and technical interference. the kremlin has refused to comment on speculation that it was mistakenly brought down by a russian air defense system. >> i would like to point out the situation on that day and during those hours in the area around grozny airport was very difficult. ukrainian military drones were carrying out terrorist attacks on civilian infrastructure in grozny and others nearby. in azerbaijan today the first funerals