all my dear friend gary bauer. look, my friends, the one thing that. the one thing that gary bauer could have done in this campaign after running an honor of all decent, admirable campaign for president united states, the one thing gary bauer could have done is sit this one out. but he saw what was being done in south carolina. he came to my aid. i am proud and honored to have gary bauer as my friend and my advisor. and now we get to fred thompson. well, he's a wonderful, wonderful senator, my dear friends. i'm so proud of him. but he's a lousy movie actor. don't you agree? don't you agree, really? i mean, really, in fact, i had one of the most embarrassing and humbling experiences of my life a couple of years ago. fred came over to came over and stayed with cindy and me over in arizona. we walked. we had a errand to run. we walked in this convenience store and in in arizona. okay. a lady behind the counter says, oh, my goodness, i saw you and hunt for red october. another person come running over and another person came running over. but fred thompson

that is, of course, bob bauer. it, too, says that as expected from the start as special counsel concluded that no criminal charges were warranted. but then it is a pretty fiery statement, if you take a look at this part. it says the special counsel could not refrain from investigative excess, perhaps unsurprising given the intense pressure of the current political environment. whatever the impact of those pressures on the final report, it flouts department regulations and norms. bob bauer goes on to say that this is a report that could have been presented basically in the form of a summary final report, but instead it says the special counsel turned over stone after stone and produced 379 pages. earlier on in the statement, it talks about the length to which the special counsel's office went to conduct this investigation, as we've been talking about a 15 month inquiry involving 173 interviews of one out of 47 witnesses, more than 77 million documents, using millions of dollars of taxpayer dollars, essentially, is w

yesterday his personal attorney, bob bauer, told cbs' margaret brennan the report went off the rails.> i didn't come away from the special counsel's failure to ask precise questions and think to myself he has mental acuity problems. i thought he was asking bad questions. >> bauer said that he went to the special counsel and the attorney general to express concerns about what he said were unnecessary digs at the president's memory. >>> well, the senate moved forward with a $95 billion age -- aid package for ukraine, israel, and other countries. in a rare sunday session the democratic-led senate voted 67-27 with 18 republicans backing the legislation. it faces opposition from former president trump and the republican-controlled house. the revised package comes after similar legislation was coupled with an overhaul of u.s. immigration policy collapsed last week. >>> and turning now to the weather. snow trekking across the ohio valley today will strengthen to a major nor'easter tonight. winter storm alerts are in effect from central pennsylvania to boston. for areas expecting more than ha

it's a spspecial counsel's responsibility. >> bob bauer, thank you.ht along class before you joined us. so, i appreciate you making the time for us tonight. >> it was a pleasure, thank you so much. >> donald trump doubled down today with. attacking our nato ally, is i'm. not that is not hyperbole. he worked to pat -- anyone leaving nato. and now he is once again sounding the alarm. the senator joins me after a very innoquick break. quick br e from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. i chose arexvy. rsv? make it arexvy. >> in the summer of 2020, walkaway are, zaghar traveled with president biden in the first trip overseas. there are lots of big line head grabbing parts of this. chipped a meeting with queen elizabeth, a summit with russian president vladimir putin. that is a d

we expect to hear from the white house counsel, the president's own personal attorney, bob bauer in short order. we did hear from them already today in a significant way. there was a privilege review. that's an option to the white house to go through this report to potentially mark items in the report that they believe should be withheld because of executive privilege. the white house saying that out of the president's long standing commitment to transparency here, that they choose not to invoke privilege over any of this, and so i think that is ultimately also going to be an important part of this discussion, which is that the biden team is going to be underscoring, wait in which they cooperated at every step of the way with this investigation, versus what we have seen from former president donald trump. but as we look through the initial findings of this, there are certainly some easily weaponized political opportunities here for the president's opponents. >> yeah, and i remember a lot of what donald trump is facing, he's facing because he didn't hand over the documents. the national ar

that same day, ralph bauer suffered a broken collarbone and ribs, requiring surgery while wrapping up 100 mile ride. he had just qualified for the world iron man championship in hawaii that year. all of a sudden, the next thing i knew, i woke up in the woke up in the middle of the street. it took until august 11th for a city crew to permanently repave the area. a lapse that caused permanent damage in several people's lives. >> it's unlike me that i'm going to get back to the point that i was before the accident, but if i can just get back to the point where i can enjoy the things recreation that i used to enjoy, like swimming and biking and running, um, i'll uh- and playing with my granddaughter, i'll consider that a success. >> bauer and those other three victims are also suing san francisco city attorney david chu's office emailed me a statement. we have been engaged in negotiations to reach a fair resolution to these matters, given ongoing negotiations. we have no comment on the other lawsuits for the i-team in san francisco. dan noyes abc seven news dan and the abc seven news i-te

business winner, world winner, business week winner, powerful old man, rightly said the lawyer, bob bauern public speeches, the president confused the leaders of france and germany and called egypt mexico. does the president have memory problems? he doesn't have any. but what do you want me to say? because this week. syrsky changes the essence of the kiev regime , more and more questions, well, purely military-technical, military-tactical, strategic, this does not change anything, now i want to specifically dwell on this minute twenty-minute excursion into history that you promised, which putin uttered. did this surprise, why, why did he take so long here , we can discuss this a lot, but this is... a person is considered to have five senses, smell, touch, servants, sight, taste, in reality there is still a sense of time, some are always late, others always do everything on time, and there is also a sense of great time, or you can also call it a sense of history, a sense of history, i understand that it is completely incomprehensible to americans, some person can tell: the egyptian pharaoh

by the way, bauer appeared and examined the child for a long time, shrugging his shoulders., a german woman, a woman, one of the coachmen, and the same one as me. they took it and brought it, well, they told me wrongly, the polish woman was 23 years old, she had nine cows to reach, and i had nine cows, and then she told me that you would feed the pigs, 100 pigs. stories the inhabitants of belarus driven into slavery are different, but they are all similar in one thing: the conditions are unbearable, the treatment is inhumane , it was very difficult for everyone there, about this in letters from captivity, which history has preserved for us, and which have never arrived. to the homeland of the torn homeland kudryashev sebastian shtady camp with. while i am still living, the food here is bad, we only get rutabaga, 300 g of bread, many have been left as slaves for life, without arms or legs. solodkaya polina, kassel, frankfurter stra 191, i’ve been sick for 3 days, but i’m still working. and should lie in the barracks, i don’t receive medical care, and there’s no food either, i

unofficial results have strongman bauer in the lead. —— strongman prabowo subianto. counting. and ukraine it says it has destroyed a russian warship in its occupied waters of korea. —— of crimea. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start today's programme with reports coming from gaza that the israeli military has ordered palestinians to evacuate the nasser hospital in the southern city of khan younis, where hundreds of people have taken refuge. in this video, an announcement made on a speaker attached to a drone, with a crowd of people seeming to leave the hospital compound.

it's a special counsel's responsibility. >> bob bauer, thank you.now you taught along class before you joined us. so, i appreciate you making the time for us tonight. >> it was a pleasure, thank you so much. >> donald trump doubled down today with. attacking our nato ally, is i'm. not that is not hyperbole. he worked to pat -- anyone leaving nato. and now he is once again sounding the alarm. the senator joins me after a very quick break. >>> as early as 2 days. some achieved dramatic skin clearance as early as 2 weeks. and many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers, including lymphoma and skin; heart attack, stroke, and gi tears occurred. people 50 and older with a heart disease risk factor have an increased risk of death. serious allergic reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. help heal your painful skin— disrupt the itch & rash of eczema. talk to your doctor about rinvoq. learn how abbvi

lawyer bauer has embarked on a dangerous path, if biden understood everything and answered as he answeredrepublicans will say, then he lied, and a criminal case should be brought against him for improper storage of documents, if he does not understand, he should be removed, according to... the twenty-fifth amendment to the american constitution, the liberal new york times, in a series of devastating articles , suggests a third option. joe biden should not run for reelection. the impression the president makes on to the public is not so much decrepitude as extreme fragility, like a light bulb that still burns as long as you keep it dim. would you like to understand in whose hands the switch is? for the last 2 years i have a bad feeling because i don't know who is running it. it is she who will become the understudy - 15%. with michelle obama and the bookmakers betting that california governor gavin newsom is about 10, trump would, of course, prefer a proven rival, a nemesis. crooked joe biden just announced he won't give great interview during the superbowl. i would be happy. to replace hi

bob bauer and mr.r at one point a trump appointee as to the specific role was appointed by biden's attorney general merrick garland presumably he was vetted and there was no indicia of ideological or partisan agenda and his background, they are upset about his conclusion in the fact that he laid out but the facts of the facts. stuart: one more on this. listen to the response when asked about releasing transcripts of classified document interviews. this is important. watch this. >> do you favor releasing them. >> it's a decision has to take place within the government classified document. on the president's personal counsel. >> would you recommend these be made public if they backup your personal record. >> is a process underway and i'm not a specialist in that process i have to defer to those who work through the issues. stuart: the doctor to release the transcripts of interviews that could vindicate the president if the president is telling the truth about the interviews. >> italic the trend to have i

. >> steve: bauer?brian: bob bauer spent the weekend eviscerating robert hur's report saying i was in the room giving his testimony that's not how i remember it. even margaret brennan said okay should we hear the tapes and my my own decision? >> steve: make it easy. >> brian: i don't see a reason forever that you got yourself in trouble there the fractures a little different. if you are going to impugn robert hur, then you are going to have to answer the question can you get the tapes? i have seen a lot of donald trump deposition tapes. they are everywhere. you can get them for a certain dollar figure and maybe even on donald trump's website. just a quick thing on the tony bobulinski situation. even rob walker said if joe biden forgot, that joe biden met with the cefc chinese executive energy in 2017, so even rob walker was not cooperative is going to say what tony bobulinski is going to confirm today. >> ainsley: even merrick garland's former professor, did you all read this was saying -- he was compla

admiral rob bauer of nato said it shouldn't.we have been lucky so far, most of us lived in a country where someone else was doing this very far away, and if we do our bit, then usually these are some distant actions that we hear on the news. debates over what is the correct gender pronoun, or what gender pronoun are you, or whether the dead should be buried according to their biological sex, pale in the face of war, it's time for the uk to pull itself together, otherwise our country will simply fall asleep at the wheel, well, a dirty sensation from politics, at meetings with his inner circle of supporters... biden is not only worried about himself and his future in politics, but also publicly calls trump sick bastard and a fucking asshole. this is also to put it censoriously, since joe swears in his speeches. political observers in the united states see this leak as an attempt to present biden as a simple, tough guy who is not alien to anything human and at the same time to show that he is not that old. trump does not take these

and joy bauer is making super food desserts this morning on "today." >>> have a gre weekend have a grwces for a judge's ruling in a civil fraud trial, capping a very busy week in court. we're live in washington with the potential impact from this verdict. >>> winter weather advisory. a new round of snow blanketing th

the sidelines, i was present at one of the closed dinners. which were attended by stoltenberg and bauerhead of nato's military cabinet. unfortunately, i don't i can talk about the fact that it was chaos in the chat, but, let's say, everyone understands that in europe it is necessary to take on more responsibility, to take on a de facto leading role both in protecting ourselves and in helping ukraine. well, the question is, is europe ready? before that, and do the capabilities of europe and the countries that are part of the north atlantic alliance now allow it to be done? you know, economically, i think that yes, we see something, the gdp of the countries of europe, the countries of the western world, it portends several times the gdp of the russian federation, the power in principles and there is also an opportunity to increase them, i was literally today at the taurus missile factory and talked to the management of this factory, and they say that there is no problem to start a production line for these missiles now in order to provide all missiles are needed, not only for ukraine, but

sidelines, i was present at one of the at one of those closed dinners attended by stoltenberg and bauerad of the nato military cabinet. unfortunately, i can't talk about it, it was chaos in the chat, but, let's say, everyone understands that in europe it is necessary to take more responsibility, to sort things out. in fact, a leading role both in protecting themselves and in helping ukraine. well, the question is whether europe is ready for this, and whether europe and the countries that are part of the north atlantic have the capabilities alliance now allow to do this? you know, economically, i think that yes, we see that the gdp of the countries of europe, the countries of the western world, it... it exceeds the gdp of the russian federation by several times. powers, in principle, also exist and there is an opportunity to increase them. i was literally at the factories of the taurus missile manufacturer today and talked to the management of this factory. and they say that there is no problem to launch now a line for the production of these missiles in order to provide... all the neces

we can move forward and therefore we want, and we believe that this thing people have a b, i, n bauer as a majority body. and must be with the really strong opposition from the body within the next step. but well, why suddenly, with the institutional standing behind us, we don't have any institution. we don't have any boxes with any political funding said on the concept that it was clearly a huge amount. it's taking the selection and we'll certainly be watching divert here at all. just very, very, very closely indeed. but for now we'll leave it there. thank you to all of our guests marie, it's about to run it, finished aside olives, alpha and evade roman and thank you to for watching. remember, you can see this program again any time by visiting our website that's out or is there a dot com for further discussion? do you guys are on facebook page? that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. remember, you can also join the conversation on x handle is out agent and side story for mean associates, hey, and the whole team here in the, the as a, as well as video on gaza continues

rob bauer said that the loss of avdiivka was a small loss in military terms.ompletely destroyed and is of no value. bauer is echoed by analysts from the american institute for the study of war. there stated that the loss of avdiivka would not affect the combat effectiveness of the ukrainian army, and russia did not receive any significant advantages. alexey sergeevich, i read this version that now biden and other sympathizers who want to give ukraine as much as possible and as quickly as possible will try to use avdiivka as such a joker. look, here we are... how effectively can this be used and can it be used at all? this will indeed be used, but the effectiveness of this use will be low. why? the americans are not allocating money now not because they don’t like ukraine so much; in general , this consensus still holds, because it is important for republicans that the issue of the migration crisis is not resolved before the elections, so that trump comes and solves it, that is. maintaining this situation is beneficial for them, as for avdiivka, one should not

possible, with the least losses, yes, because now the united states is also shouting that on the one hand bauer says that, well, not like that already big the loss of avdiyivka, because the city was destroyed and the russians won not so much, the main thing is that the ukrainian fighters left, and they are throwing accusations, it is because of you. because you did not give ammunition, such a situation happened, and we in ukraine, how can we evaluate it? well, we have to remember that in reality, since we are at war with an enemy that outnumbers us, and in fact the dynamics at the front are such that, well, in reality, the line of defense is not static, and the front in various areas moves from different dynamics and in fact in a different direction, and this movement , it can be the opposite, then... then actually , well, it is not necessary, let's say, to overestimate the loss of avdiivka at this particular moment of time, given that we are actually in terms of a- and the same western aid, the supply of the same ammunition and, in principle, military-technical support from our allies, well, l

the surrogates said robert hur is incompetent including bob bauer who was in the room.e said, that is not how i remember it. maybe we should hear the tape and make our decision. he said, that is not my call. you are his attorney, what do you recommend? you can't call robert hur incompetent and know tapes are out there and hold them back. it will not fly. they should worry about what they are into. >> kayleigh: they should. kellyanne, they have defenders in liberal press. take a listen, doth protest too much. take a watch. president biden, who i have been around numerous times is sharp and focused and bright. he is sharp, intensely probing and focused. he is sharp, on top of his game. he is smart and on his game. >> i was in almost every meeting and the president was on top of it all, coordinating and directing leaders who are in charge of america's national security and our allies around the globe. >> kayleigh: coordinating. >> kellyanne: all have sound bites, sharp focus. i used to think kamala harris was the most ridiculous person and i wrote in the "new york times" l

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have strongman bauer in the lead. —— strongman prabowo subianto. i'm injakarta as anticipation builds for his arrival after searching in the counting. and ukraine it says it has destroyed a russian warship in its occupied waters of korea. —— of crimea. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start today's programme with reports coming from gaza that the israeli military has ordered palestinians to evacuate the nasser hospital in the southern city of khan younis, where hundreds of people have taken refuge. in this video, an announcement made on a speaker attached to a drone, with a crowd of people seeming to leave the hospital compound. you can see a large cut of people leaving the hospital. the israeli army has yet to comment. medical staff at nasser hospital have continued to treat the sick and wounded throughout the conflict. israel claims that hamas uses this and other hospitals in gaza as cover for its operations. a claim strongly denied by staff at those hospitals. nasser hospital is in khan

statements, we must look at actions, actions all indicate that public opinion is being intensified, robert bauerg of the next military action, the next big one. for the first time in 30 years , another military camp with all communications, all the logistics infrastructure, and even a chapel was handed over to the lithuanian military. in march , the construction of the third military camp, siauliai, will be completed , a logical question is asked, by the way, each town is designed to accommodate approximately a battalion group of 800 people, the question is asked: why, when we are building hospitals, schools, clinics, enterprises , they are arming themselves, building military camps, for the first time, i note, in 30 years, which means that there is some kind of strategy, within the framework of this strategy the issue of military confrontation is probably being considered, therefore, from my point of view, there is no way to relax in case, thinking that... the western countries will not have mobilization potential is also probably wrong, this is a question of technology, literally a few propaga

tom: jackie bauer on what to look for when it comes to the bank of england.hose inflation and growth forecast expected to be adjusted and revised later today. stay with us for the boe decision when it happens, and for viewers in the u.k., we will have special coverage of the news conference. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: time now for terms of trade, our weekly dive into the state of globalization. this week we are focusing on the crisis in the red sea and its impact in the shipping industry. houthi attacks are no sign of stopping despite u.s. airstrikes on human. it is prompted companies to suspend transit through the vital waterway to protect their vessels and crews. we have seen lines pointing to the fact that the u.s. continues to take defensive action against some of those risks as they see them. let's bring in the secretary-general of the international chamber of commerce for review and to gauge is throughout this is impacting back crucial industry. inks for joining us. what is the extent of disruption that your members are seeing right now? wh

american citizens are concerned about the president's competence, bob bauer gives a comprehensive answers not remember when he was vice president, when he ceased to be so, and has been showing for several years that he does not remember exactly when his son died. this past week, the president... publicly confused the leaders of france and germany, and also called egypt mexico. does he have memory problems? no, there aren't any. not long ago, an interview with vladimir putin conducted by tucker carlson shot out like thunder in the midst of american silence. there for us in general, there was nothing new, but for the western audience there were a lot of revelations. and then the other day there was another blow: an american journalist had a most interesting dialogue with a former gazdep official, mike bence. it's almost snowden at minimum wage. he talks about how the us government is brainwashing people. not only to citizens of other countries, spitting from the capitalist hill on human rights, but to their own citizens, considering them as an object of manipulation, as the phrase russian

of law alan dershowitz with us thank you for being here this morning your reaction to ratcliffe and bauere both right the report is a disaster both respects unfair to both sides first got it wrong the cognitive still is to be able to commit this crime are minimal cognitive skills, is that is possessed classified material had no right to possess it you don't need a deep memory to do that he was just wrong about the law. also wrongs about -- how is jury finding out about biden's bad memory biden would have to introduce it as trial lawyer i would never have introduced that as defense in this case, so, hur was wrong hur was also wrong in going as far as he went, in trying to do a medical dyingnosis of somebody hasn't examined lad not been examined medically i think this report is going to really cause us to think hard about the role of special counsel, he was wrong in everything he possibly could have done was he wrong about not charging biden, biden should have been charged, or trump should have been his case dismissed, and he was wrong in going into kind of medical diagnoses would a would h

admiral rob bauer. from nato said that we should not expect that we will live in peace over the next years, the media are now saying that this will happen in 3 years, presumably in eastern europe, the baltic states, maybe in poland, but this is of course subject to that russia will succeed in ukraine, and no one will expects this to end until at least 2025. the reason is that politics between nato and russia is truly at its peak of seriousness. the navy, of course , is also not in the best condition, because if on... but the bad news for the white house is ahead of trump biden by 5%, for the first time in 5 years according to the results of the last 16 polls, while such sociology is presented by pro-democratic news. according to their data , there will be elections for the former president right now , 47% would vote for the current one , only 42% for biden. they also speak in favor of donald the latest polls on cnn, here the result is 49% to 45. however, there is an interesting option in which joe biden could win. to do this, trump must be convicted of a felony . well then, any repub

take a look at the statement from the president's personal attorney, bob bauer. he says, special counsel cannot retain from investigative access, perhaps unsurprising given the intense pressures of the current political environment. whatever the impact of those pressures on the final report clouds department regulations. basically they are saying, a 15 month investigation, 173 interviews, 147 witnesses, all of that to ultimately not bring charges against the president, again, as the white house has said all along, they believed would be the conclusion that i could guarantee you, it does not matter to republicans, the former president, donald trump, critics of the president who are going to seize on this whether or not charges were brought, they will be seizing on the detailed regions of the memory issue of the special counsel's report, alleges the president has to make the point that this is somebody who is too old to be president and has mental cognitive issues. that is something the white house will be pretty serious about. >>> thank you so much. this is a damn

statements. we must look at actions, actions all indicate that public opinion is being intensified, robert bauerxt big war with russia, he called it within 20 years , the german minister of defense named a time frame of 6-8 years, now we are looking at what is being done in our... in march the construction of the third military town of siauliai will be completed, a logical question is asked, by the way, everyone the town is designed to accommodate approximately a battalion group of 800 people, the question is asked: why, when we build hospitals, schools, clinics, enterprises, they arm themselves, build military camps for the first time. let me note that for 30 years, it means that there is some kind of strategy, within the framework of this strategy the issue of military confrontation is probably being considered, so from my point of view... in no case should we relax, think that western countries do not have mobilization potential it will probably also be wrong, this a question of technology, literally several propaganda films, some series, some speeches by public opinion leaders, now we see mi

private investigator, sam bauer -- >> they will do anything he says. >> with their families?ything that they are called upon to do. they see it as their path to salvation. >> and rebecca mueller? to the authority as faithful, she is an apostate, an enemy. does it hurt you knowing that many of them feel negative towards you know? >> i'm sad that some of them do, but i could no longer stay. it's not a glamorous part of getting freedom. there's a cost to that. >> when we last spoke, rebecca was rocking it relies date and had two children. but she was estranged from her own parents. her mother, she said, still wouldn't speak to her. her father believed the teachings of the l d s, although he no longer believe more jets was that profit. the woman once known as sister becky wrote a book about her experiences. she called it, though witness wore red and has held council former l d asked members. >> the powerful words means breaking your silence. to be silent is to be enslaved. and there is as amazing thing called choice and that is freedom! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and sometimes when she is playing

plus, joe biden's personal attorney, bob bauer, will join us to give his take on robert hur's report. where you are. there is much more news coming up on msnbc. more news coming up on msnbc. >> it is a remarkable article inside president biden's five hour face-off with the special counsel. why the president's attorneys thought the interviews went well, only to be stunned by robert hers disparagement of biden's memory. we'll have the best guys to talk about this. former press secretary, curr

they must have had a fifth vote to either gum up that process and that must have come from roberts or bauer or both. i will say dahlia was talking about colorado earlier, right? the liberals apparently are going to allow trump back on the ballot and they got nothing for that. they traded that away for nothing because the deal of letting trump be on the ballot but denying his immunity request, that obviously didn't happen. >> that seems to be up in smoke. i have to go back to revisit a conversation we had two weeks ago, wow. seven years ago in tv anchor time. you suggested that the supreme court may have -- had already decided to take up the immunity case. you suggested that they had sort of maybe cleared their april calender to take up a high stakes case. can you talk a little bit more about what feels like a very prescient piece of analysis? >> yes, i'm saddened to learn that my educated guess was correct there. but what i noticed was that in december shortly after jack smith first asked the supreme court to take up this case on an expedited schedule, the court was granting new cases but n

i want this sound bite on the president's attorney bob bauer slamming the special prosecutor's report>> we're looking at this particular performance by this particular special counsel in this particular case. as legal experts around the country are saying, it goes off the rails. it's a shabby piece of work. he arrived at the right legal conclusions and then misstatements of facts and totally inappropriate comments. >> trace: he said it was right. it was the correct thing to do to bring charges but it was wrong to explain why you're not bringing the charges. so it's good not to bring charges. wrong to explain why you're not bringing charges. >> trace, thanks for having me on. i'll tell you what really stands out about that report. this is the first clue that the case is actually strong against joe biden. the evidence is there. it's sufficient to present to a grand jury. but under rules that govern the department of justice, this special prosecutor had to be able to give a very clear reason for why they wouldn't present it to a grand jury. that reasoning is that they do not believe that

weapons is, the financial times quotes the opinion of the chairman of the nato military committee rob bauer they remember the rallies that residents of devka organized against the ukrainian army for another 9 years back. here are the shots. this is what is happening here, from these ukrainian military, and not from behind the scenes, they are killing. participants in the special operation stood in line to receive free land plots in sevastopol, such data was presented today in the kremlin at a meeting with vladimir putin by governor mikhail razvazhaev, he reported to the president on the results of the socio-economic development of the city over the past year. among the key indicators of doubling the budget , roads are being built ahead of schedule, the healthcare system is being developed and... 0.4 below the all-russian 2.6, we now have an unemployment rate, if we talk about investments, this is probably also a key indicator, for the first quarter the estimate was 26.3 billion, that is, budget 10.1 billion, extra-budgetary 16.2 billion , 96 billion will be an investment, that is, we are gr

a friend of brett's, robert bauer says that that is just not true.e killings, he was at the parker home and saw bryan handling one of brett's guns with ease. >> he took all the bullets out, and handed me that, he then hand me the revolver he had taken the bullets out. and then i heard his friends say that he would never hold a gun but i just saw him there. >> bryan had given him a gun for protection, and in a dramatic move, the defense brought in a witness to confirm that. brett and tammy's 14 year old daughter brooke. >> bryan and my dad were discussing a gun that my dad had, and they were just talking about how they thought it was good for him to have safety at his house to protect bryan's family. >> having young brooke parker testify was controversial. but brett's aunt knew brooke believed her father was innocent and wanted to take the stand. >> she had some information that needed to be given and she did what she felt like she needed to do. >> she wanted the jury to hear her story, no matter how difficult it was to tell. >> i witnessed them talki

tied at eight bottom of the ninth, drew lug bauer sends everyone home with the walk off home run.trust us, judging by everyone's reaction, the ball did indeed go over the fence. the one camera shoot in mesa a's win 9 to 8 to get themselves their first cactus league win. last night's loss notwithstanding, the warriors they've been playing a better basketball lately and they're finally fully healthy too. after missing the last 21 games, chris paul he's set to return tomorrow in washington. open against the wizards. he's been out since january 5th with a fractured left hand that required surgery. the 38 year old, he's going to come off the bench and according to steve kerr he's going to get all the non staff minutes and then some with steph on the court as well. he's averaging. 9.7 assists in this. his. 19th nba season in. >> he's such a connector and a floor general. and a guy that gets everybody in the right spot. so whether it's when i'm on the bench or the rotations where we're on the court at the same time, hopefully uh elevate us to another, you know, to another level. okay >>

. >> that was the president's personal attorney and adviser, bob bauer. ian sams a spokesman at the white house said it's possible that there would be some release there. robert hur under fire from democrats for including information about the president's cognitive abilities that critics say was below the belt. hur was appointed by then. donald trump. we're told to expect robert hur to testify on camera in public al some point in the coming weeks and months. attorney general merrick garland has said with all special counsels, he wants them to testify in public free from any interference for anyone to hear. back to you. >> sandra: thanks, david. should the biden transcripts be released? that's the big question at this hour. john yoo joins us now. great to see you. if they're so confident in what the president said in that room, why not release the transcript? >> exactly, sandra. i think we were one of the first people on this show to call for the release of the transcripts in respond to president biden and his lawyers attacking the integrity of the special

introduced at the state capitol co authored by democratic senator ben allen and assembly member rebecca bauer, km the legislation would ban the use of plastic shopping bags in all retail and grocery store statewide where food is sold in 2014, the legislature banned plastic shopping bags, but that law included a loophole allowing for thicker plastic bags, bags, supporters at the time argued would be reusable and recyclable. but those here say the bags actually made things worse. they point to data from the state show in california on average, actually used 3 pounds, more plastic shopping bags in 2021. >> and they did just about 2 decades earlier, not to mention the fact they say the bags do not degrade well and pollute the environment. it's disgusting. honestly, you see this kind of thing and you realize. >> what are we doing to our planet? this is all going into our oceans. it's being eaten by fish. mean this is just absolutely awful. they're not, in fact, recyclable. >> and they are not being reused they're simply creating more plastic pollution. >> so what will take their place? well, shopp

prostate and and something that the media on both sides of the atlantic have been focusing on is just how bauer family members who are able to step into the fray. and that's another aspect of this cancer diagnosis that has really caused some concern especially among the british public. howard: right. i think i'll answer my question and say, yes, i think the cancer should be disclosed. meanwhile, the king saying he's heartened he's able to promote and draw attention to people struggling with cancer. but the british press, as you know, have totally gone after prince harry for flying to britain for 26 hours, spending 45 minutes to talk to his dad and then returning to california and meghan markle. his father has a life-threatening disease. does the press hate harry that much? >> it's less about hating on harry and more about highlighting harry's behavior when it comes to his interactions with the royal family. let's keep in the mind this wasn't a case of charles saying, hi, hello, i would really love you by my side, this was harry doing what looked very much to be a press-facing trip to the u.k. h

i think, you know, we saw bob bauer say over the weekend that, you know, they tried to push to get those usually, the norms with the justice department is that you don't put out prejudicial information about someone who is not being charged. but this is one of those cases where it's going to be rough politically for the president to push back against these things because there's just this perception out there that's widely viewed among the public, that he's slowed down. you know, he doesn't have the mental capacity to be president. i think, really, at this point, the white house is just trying to move forward, get him out there, you know, have him do events that pushes back against that sentiment. >> yeah. certainly, we saw them be aggressive in recent days. they joined tiktok, the campaign did last night. an ad also focusing on donald trump's comments about nato. white house reporter for "the wall street journal," ken thomas, thank you, as always, for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >>> thanks to all of you for getting up "way too early" with us on this monday morning. jam-pa

east bay assembly member rebecca bauer-kahan has proposed a bill that would reduce the emphasis on college and high school diplomas for state hiring. that bill died in the assembly appropriations committee. many city and county governments are facing even higher vacancy rates. according to a report by the berkeley labor center, san francisco's human resources department says the city faces an unpaid hiring crisis. the city has changed the requirements for 267 out of 915 job classifications over the past ten years, a strong january jobs report, with the economy adding 353,000 jobs, the strongest in a year. the unemployment rate holding at 3.7, wages also outpaced expectations. fox's edward lawrence breaks down the numbers the administration boasting about the report saying this is bidenomics the last time the economy created more than 353,000 jobs was a year ago. >> january 2023. this adds fuel to the fact that the federal reserve might not cut rates in march. now you have to be careful with these numbers because this marks a yearly re benching. so these numbers may be a little skewed in th

introduced at the state capitol co authored by democratic senator ben allen and assembly member rebecca bauer, km the legislation would ban the use of plastic shopping bags in all retail and grocery store statewide where food is sold in 2014, the legislature banned plastic shopping bags, but that law included a loophole allowing for thicker plastic bags, bags. supporters at the time argued would be reusable and recyclable. but those here say the bags actually made things worse. they point a data from the state show in california on average. actually huge 3 pounds, more plastic shopping bags in 2021. >> and they did just about 2 decades earlier, not to mention the fact they say the bags do not degrade well and pollute the environment. it's disgusting. honestly, you see this kind of thing and you realize. >> what are we doing to our planet? this is all going into our oceans. it's being eaten by fish. mean this is just absolutely awful. they're not, in fact, recyclable. >> and they are not being reused they're simply creating more plastic pollution. >> so what will take their place while shopper

a's hosting the diamondbacks in nearby mesa tied at eight bottom of the ninth, drew lug bauer he sendsvery body home with the walk off home run in. you got to you got to judge by everyone's reaction because you can't see the ball go over the fence. but the a's win it 9 to 8 to get themselves in the cactus league. win column a shocker at the gold cup. the united states suffering a rare loss to mexico in women's soccer. group stage action from carson, california, the top spot in group a on the line. scoreless in the 38th minute. defender becky sauerbrunn. she's outstanding, but she tries to clear it instead. the ball goes right to lizbeth ovalle and she left, foots it into the back of the net. one nothing more. marco ovalle, usa. s first goal allowed in a concacaf opponent in 33 matches. and then look at this. mexico ices it in the 92nd minute. that's stoppage time. mayra pelayo that's just a rocket. mexico beats the united states for just the second time in 43 tries. two nil. uh, mexico wins the group, but the united states still advances to the knockout stage. last night's loss notwith

if if the market continues to do well and bauering some kind of correction -- barring some kind of correctionare overlooked, and there are a lot of great values in the small cap sector, a lot of good health care stocks i like, some small tech companies i like down there, so, yes, think small caps are going to do well if market continues to do well. stuart: none of this 5% treasury, all stocks for shah ghailani. >> no. as a i said, i'm 80% in tech as far as my if equity positioning, but i do have some fixed income stuff now. my cash positions are in cds and in some small, you know, small positions in fixed income. stuart: okay. good stuff, shah ghailani. we will see you again soon. all right, they are clapping, cheering, pressing the button, and the market will open literally in about 3 or 4 seconds' time. we are expecting to see the dow, s&p and the nasdaq go up at least at the opening bell, but with we have no clue, of course, how these things are going to turn out at the closing bell. we're off, we're running, the market is open, and the dow is up 100 points right from the start, up 98, 100