arthur, thank you for taking time. we appreciate your insight. and let's just get your initial reaction. we've all seen the horrific crash in philadelphia around 6:30 last night. what do you make of what may have happened? i learned from covering the washington crash as a reporter in going to the ntsb briefings, they a say that in all investigations they kind of look at three things, the human element, the machine element and the environment element. we think that a it was cold but not particularly harsh environment at night. we now just heard in nate foy's report from the jet company that there was nothing wrong with the plane, so could this be human error? >> yeah. so the ntsb looks at man, machine, weather. i think the post dispositive piece of information we have now are the film that was a a captured. what i saw in that film, and i kind of juxtapose that with the radar data which is available now. so what do we know? we know the plane was climbing out, was in in the air about 40 seconds, had reached about 200 knots and about 1600 feet. when

this is a what history shows, arthur. >> yes, it is. it's not just the republicans, larry. remember, john f kennedy was the one that invented the laffer curve in the 1960s. he did it and said it would raise more revenues and it did raise more revenues under kennedy, especially on the highest income ownerrers. they did it -- earners and should be called the kennedy curve and called the laffer curve. but the democrats should embrace this because this was brought into policy by the democrats and it's just wrong. larry: i wrote a back on those one time. >> you sure did. it was great. you did a great job on that. larry: senator moreno, happy to have you on. you want to generate, resuscitate and rehabilitate the automobile. with that in mind, you'd favor tariff diplomacy. >> we make 4 million cars in canada and mexico sold here in the united states of america. the impact on dayton and youngstown and lorain and toledo is devastating and these communities were gutted and great industry cities with good, high paying american jobs. we shipped them to mexico. we have to reverse course

ashley allison, scott jennings, arthur aidala, cari champion and alyssa farah. griffin. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. who? what? i don't know. tonight, the federal government sounds a lot like that famous abbott and costello skit. when you ask them questions about elon musk, no one can tell you who is watching musk or what he is doing. what we do know, though, through reporting, is that doge has access to the treasury department's payment systems. doge has access to medicare and medicaid payments. doge led the shutdown of usaid, but asked the white house or anyone inside the government what musk and doge are actually doing. and the most frequent refrain is, i don't know. in court, the trump justice department put that on the record. they are saying they are clueless about what musk is doing with government records. quote i don't know if i can say nothing has been done. now, congress isn't keeping tabs on musk. democrats on t

>> arthur? >> hold on. how many what percentage of it does it represent of the united states of america? >> why? why does it matter why we got to go by numbers? >> why? >> why is it so hard we got. we can only manage what she just said. why is it so? >> why is it just. one justice? why? why is there only one italian american? >> why is it so hard for you to acknowledge what she just said about about black women being the most educated? >> i didn't know it. i said i said, that's not my experience. >> okay? but we're because you're not a black woman. >> no, i'm a new yorker and new york is not. representative of the rest. you're correct. >> that's that's also correct. >> it's also the most diverse city in the country. >> well, that's exactly. >> so of course, there's more representation. and, representative scott, i think if you if you really see you said something very beautiful. this is your friend. you guys share a lot of the same values. you guys think alike. you guys are literally friends off air. you te

the first part was the release of those men, arthur those three men, arthur calderon, keith siegel and. qfer betderen. ' ,,, ,., were posters behind them there were posters behind them of hamas leaders who have been killed. this a much less killed. this was a much less chaotic and when we chaotic process and when we saw on thursday. it has gone far more smoothly, i think. it will be to the of both sides. tell 5 what is the latest of _ sides. tell 5 what is the latest of the _ sides. tell 5 what is the latest of the three - latest of the three release hostages, ofer kalderon, keith siegeland bibas. hostages, ofer kalderon, keith siegel and bibas. we siegel and yarden bibas. we have seen — siegel and yarden bibas. - have seen coming have seen pictures coming through of these ofer was emotional as fidfi was reunited with his he was reunited with his family. we saw ofer kalderon t : headed by t t : headed by his t t headed by his four being headed by his fame... -. ,- ,-- and being headed by his foureeee -. ,- ,-- and we being headed by his fobreeee -. ,- ,-- and we saw yarden children. and

absolutely brilliant public speaker. >> he was good, arthur. >> he was good, arthur. >> and they could have the crowd there. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> for the whole time they were speaking, it didn't necessarily agree with what they were saying. >> but you paid to speak. >> but you paid to speak. >> they were brilliant speakers. absolutely brilliant. >> so when i went to school in the 80s, my school mate was rachel kinnock, neil kinnock's daughter, and i was friends with her the whole time. while he was becoming leader of the labour party, when michael foot was opposite maggie thatcher. and at that time i remember neil kinnock practising his speeches at home, and i'd see him on tv and then see him practising, and iused and then see him practising, and i used to see him watching maggie thatcher on telly, talking about maggie thatcher's performance on telly, and neil kinnock really respected maggie thatcher and her style. but but obviously they were very different politically. but what i learned from watching neil kinnock and maggie. maggie, maggie thatcher is that the when you're on screen a

all right arthur, what you got? >> thank you for having me. watched this video several times on what happens. and if you look very carefully against,, first there was a massive explosion on board of the plane. and we talk about that and a second about what the cause of that was. the plane then stopped any forward movement and basically almost went vertical and fed out, it was in an airplane anymore. it was basically a bomb with 1000 gallons of fuel on board which weighs about 6000 pounds which crashed into the area. so to me, we have been involved in a most every major airplane crash for a very long time. this is very reminiscent of the concorde crash 25 years ago. they took off, there is a perforation of a fuel tank and not going to get into the why. the plane did fly for a while but ultimately the structure succumbed and crashed to the ground. in this instance, i don't think there's any question based on the film that i saw, the videos that we watched, that there was a massive explosion on board this plane. this learjet 55 which weighs 25,00

arthur: siempre es cuestiÓn de quÍmica.envÍo de elementos de la guardia nacional, con envÍo de fuerzas federales serÁ la mÁs vigilada de toda la franja fronteriza de la repÚblica mexicana. decirte que ayer llegaron los primeros 500 elementos, se han unido 700 elementos que estaban en varios puntos de baja california y van a llegar o estÁn llegando desde el dÍa de ayer a reforzar esta frontera. la guardia nacional comenzÓ el despliegue la frontera norte de mÉxico. este martes 990 elementos salieron desde yucatÁn, quintana ro y campeche estados al sur de mÉxicocon destino a la frontera con estados unidos. 22 mujeres y 248 hombres de la guardia nacional partieron desde el aeropuerto internacional de campeche a bordo de dos aviones para arribar a baja california. en esta frontera los operativos de fuerzas federales comenzaron desde el lunes en diversas zonas cercanas a la lÍnea fronteriza. la gente dice que se siente mÁs segura. >> a mi se me hace maravilloso que estemos bien resguardados. elizabeth: tambiÉnen ciudad juÁrez, ch

, 226 estaban en la ciudad de san francisco, 3816 en la bahÍa en arte, 3429 en la penÍnsula y 125 arthur internacional de san francisco como 132 retrasos. el de san josÉ con 11 retrasos aproximadamente y segÚn la administraciÓn de aviaciÓn, las lluvias y fuertes vientos han sido las principales causas, cambiamos completamente de tema para centrarnos en la ciudad de san josÉ para proteger a la comunidad inmigrante, representantes del alcalde de la ciudad hablaron sobre lo que el gobierno local puede hacer ante la llegada de donald trump, nos acompaÑa en el estudio con mÁs detalles. reportero: la meta de los negocios que se son operados por los inmigrantes. lo que quiera hacer es reafirmar el compromiso de proteger a esta comunidad con una votaciÓn que se llevÓ este martes en la junta. y lo que estamos tratando de hacer es asegurar que como ciudad estamos viendo por el bienestar de nuestros residentes y tengan ciudadanÍa o no. y en tÉrminos prÁcticos, la resoluciÓn reafirma el compromiso de no colaborar con autoridades y lo mÁs importante es la solicitud de ajustar el presupuesto para otor

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in september 1882, president chester alan arthur actually to the vineyard to go fishing certainly a tradition that is still continued to this day. anyone who's followed the fishing derby that's taken place and he went fishing menemsha and he arrived on the steamer the dispatch and he traveled from vineyard haven. describe knock it in west tisbury and he stayed at the seaview house again in oak bluffs and apparently enjoyed his stay and relaxed here again about 15 years passed and grover visited martha's vineyard several times on yacht oneida. the yacht oneida has an place in presidential history and that is the yacht oneida was owned by a commodore who was a personal friend of president cleveland. but the yacht oneida is where president cleveland secret service, secret surgery. some of you may be aware that during his term one of his terms in office, there was real controversy whether the u.s. would have a gold or a silver standard to back our paper. well, to make a long story short, president was a long time cigar smoker. he noticed the growth on the hard palate of his mouth had it examined

government here nearby. deluca, if there is a town of americans, god couldn't use god was the town vera arthur, the retreat of a forces from a republic of croatia. uh, a subs phone to the mosque, re more than 200 to a 100 people there. and after the forensic examination, they discovered that most of them were uh, elderly people and the wounded and the wounded soldiers who are shots after they run the big catch of as the wounded soldiers uh, on or on top of that grease on television. as for example, yeah, may the tv story that everything is done on the geneva conventions, everybody is in the body bag and they are number and then the cetera, et cetera. but the more they didn't want to give a that's a beta to, to serve in examiners. and nobody from the international community didn't talk. you did nothing. everything is on the, i think that's everything will be the same. unfortunately, in this case, also as far as united nation as our concern or other similar international organizations. all right, we're gonna leave it there. daniel sent it to the serbian war correspondent, and daniel, thank you.

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larry: arthur, i don't know why, but as a general matter, i mentioned this last night, on my riff andfer curve, they ignore your curve the benefits of tax cutting, they lose. they lose. and i fear that by postponing it now, for whatever budgetary reasons or whatever reasons you come up with, they will ignore the laffer curve again, they will ignore positive revenue impact again, and they will get clobbered politically. >> yes, it is. you know, not just republicans, if you remember john f kennedy was one who insinvinvented the laffer curve in 1960s, he said it would raise more revenue its did, under highest income earnings it should be called kennedy curve, it is not but the llaffer curve, democrats should embrace it, it was brought into policy by democrats in 1960s but no they go the other way against their whole history, whole based knowledge. they are going against everything that is science. larry: i wrote a book on those kennedy tax cuts. >> you did. larry: senator bernie moreno. >> you and brian did a great job. larry: thank you senator bernie moreno happy to have you on, you wan

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skills to to awe the establishment sort of reminiscent of the character in connecticut yankee in king arthur's court. my first best titled his latest note, a bond vigilante in trump's court. let's bring in ed yardeni. ed, you used the photograph of a chessboard, so is that sort of a nod toward trump and bessent? >> well, a questionsboard -- chessboard obviously means strategy, means a lot of thinking, thinking fast. and i think what scott bessent brings to the white house is a reality check on which markets to watch. i think historically trump has been watching the tock market -- stock market as kind of a day-to-day popularity poll, but bessent is absolutely right that the number one market should really be the bond mark, because the bond vigilantes really have the potential to upwith set -- upset fiscal plans that are undisciplinedded. charles: so on that note, are you surprised that a -- i know yields are up today, but they've been drifting down despite the headlines if and all the a hysteria on tear rave -- tariffs and other things. >> no, i think the bond yield is basically where it should

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. >> we had it with chester arthur. >> you know. >> who was not in. >> good health after he left.een a long time since we've had a post-presidency. >> where somebody. >> left office. >> really, you know, kind. of at an advanced age and certainly never in their early 80s. this is an unprecedented moment. >> in the post-presidency. >> so there. >> are seven presidents you examine here. most of them we hadn't mentioned herbert hoover yet, but most of them have very active post-presidential lives still in some ways in public service, the exception being george w bush, who is still with us, of course, who seems very content to have nothing at all to do with with politics, except to show up to the occasional inauguration and make comments afterwards about how strange donald trump's speech was. >> yes, absolutely. so, so, so. >> i'm glad you mentioned herbert hoover, because one of the things i. >> tried to do. >> in this book is make herbert hoover great again. you know, for a man who's got a long. >> way to go, that's a. >> new hat for a. man who lived to be 90 years old, to be defined

i appreciate your acknowledgment, arthur both past chiefs color and i'm thorough but also the introduction as the rest of the commissioners to chief rabbit and chief mac thank you. sorry i'm i equally was impressed with them all their quality and proud of the membership that applied for the position i think it also reflects part of the talent that we have within our department as well and i as the rest of the commissioners have remarked of our support not only to this department but to you chief as the incoming chief of the department. welcome. congratulations to you and your family as we ventures ourselves into this very trying period of the next couple of years. so i just wanted to be able to say that as well and express that and also express my appreciation with the rest of the commissioners and congratulations to the new chiefs coming in. >> thank you, mr. president. yeah, thank you, commissioner garcia. and i just want to say congratulations to the new chief. >> looking forward to working with you. >> you know, and i know it was a collaborative effort with the commission and the mayor

arthur said, i have a son who is autistic and nonverbal.h an individual education plan, dismantling the department of education will not only impact him, but it'll devastate all public schools and hurt students like my son who have disabilities. this will strip away any rights and protections from millions of students. trump and elon need to be sent a clear message -- education is a fundamental right, not a privilege for the wealthy. a constituent from albuquerque who requested anonymity is worried about his job as a federal civil servant because of vought's agenda. he wrote to me, i am a u.s. forest service employee. most of us are now afraid of losing our jobs and of, among other things, the demand for loyalty. this makes it difficult to work in the manner that we wish to -- efficiently, effectively, and to do well for the land and all citizens. marissa from santa fe is hesitant to start family because the uncertainty caused by musk, trump, and vought. marissa vote to me, i am really terrified at the idea that so much of the federal gover

this is the day the that's what he proposes eas, arthur, nonsense, after nonsense is nonsense. this is an out of the box idea. that's who president trump, is it easy? simple clothes or any form of it between c was not meant as a hostile loop. it was meant as a i think a very generous.