jack: what's youred idea, ben?, rt, and, the former raytheon -- rtx. their business had been hurt because jet engines were down and weren't working so so well, they've softed those problems. -- solved those problems. stock looks good. jack: and they make javelin missiles. thanks, guys. to read more, check out this week's edition of barron's.com. don't forget to follow us on x for the latest barron's updates. and that's all for us. we'll see you next week on "barron's roundtable". measure measure. ♪ -♪ whatcha want, whatcha want ♪ ♪ whatcha gonna do -♪ when the sheriff john brown come for you? ♪ -stop! now! stop!

ben-veniste. >> the thank you, mr. ben-veniste for your for your presentation. i have a couple of questions for you. thank you. first is the only the only matter that you are contesting is the closure time for entertainment being 2:00 instead of 330 for two days of the week. >> correct. that's for the interior. yes, that's correct. and for the exterior i believe there was an additional oh yes. >> that's right. >> that's correct. it's just for the interior for one hour. so so we're talking 90 minutes on two days of the week. >> that's right. >> and my question is do you know what the economic impact is on your client for not being able to have the entertainment during those 90 minutes? >> what i mean specifically do you have any estimate of business loss during that period of time or afterwards? like if you don't if you don't come in to do i understand your question. >> i do not have an estimate of any hard numbers there. i'll just say that as i think i mentioned in the brief, the bread and butter of habib lounge is a sort of after the last call crowd because the

okay, ben, great to see you tonight. congrats on the interview. we'll be watching and listening to the rest of it. that's it for us tonight. make sure to follow me on social media. some fun stuff on instagram. jesse watters is next. >> interesting. >> hello, i

charlie: we have fox news contributor ben domenech joining us now. ben, wow.a white house meeting that was. >> i've never seen anything like it, charlie, you know you and i have been around long enough to see a lot of different blowups politically overtime. i've never seen someone blow up his own agenda so horribly and in this moment, i encourage people to look up the full meeting because you had about 40 minutes of conversation going well before this blow up happened, and it happened because zelenskyy, look, for bettedder or for worse, throughout his time as leader in ukraine, we know he's theatrical and he's theatrical and approaches given his background and that serves him well in terms of inspiring his people in terms-healing the west. in this instance, his choice to be theatrical in this moment and having a conversation that frankly goes against every wise peace of advise he could have received about dealing with this administration and this president was shocking. it's a bold strategy, cotton, to see how it works out and criticizing your biggest backer a

john brennan, ben rhodes two excellent, excellent. folks for putting this all in context tonight.and i really appreciate you both joining us tonight. thank you for everything you said. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> still ahead, the craven republican response to the oval office ambush and the soviet office ambush and the soviet style corruption th —hi! —hi! ♪♪ chocolate fundraiser. ♪♪ with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. [coins clinking] ♪♪ that's convenience from chase. make more of what's yours. got eyelid itching, crusties and swelling that won't go away? it could be... demodex blepharitis! and we're demodex mites. we're very common and super irritating to your eyelids... but we love making ourselves comfortable here! oh, yeah...steam time! if demodex mites are partying it up on your eyelids... it's time to eliminate the root of the problem with xdemvy. with one drop in each eye twice a day... you can kill the mites in just six weeks. xdemvy is the first and only fda-approved treatment that kills the mit

ben, thank you so much. nice to talk to you. >> thank you. >> thank you., laura. >> well, everyone, i want to thank you all for watching. anderson cooper 360 is next. >> tonight on

ben lujan reacted in this way -- shameful, embarrassing and dangerous. and from the house, connecticut democrat, jahana hayes released a statement saying today's oval office meeting was deeply troubling. the u.s. must defend democracy over authoritarianism and it is indefensible to side with putin over our steadfast allies in ukraine. president trump is scheduled to adjust a joint session of congress on tuesday to lay out his priorities and vision for the country in his second term. we will have live coverage beginning at 8 p.m. on c-span followed by a democratic response. we will also take fewer calls and get your reaction on social media. that is live on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> democracy is always an unfinished creation. >> democracy is worth dying for. >> democracy is for us all. >> great responsibilities fall once again to the great democracies. >> american democracy is bigger than any one person. >> freedom and democracy must be constantly guarded and protected. >> we are still at our core a democracy. >> this is also a mass

ben swan, i know ben highlight is that while the democrats, so following the old scripted line that was written for the landscape. conservatives now have their eyes open. the apparently seeing the ukrainian politician for what he really are obviously on the left all the main stream establishment media is going to run to is defense. those people so insulted look how they picked up on him. he was just trying to protect the country. but on the right and certainly among the trump supporters and the mag of crowd who were already weary of zalinski to begin with. this was a very, very powerful moment because it shows a wednesday for several things and showed him as ungrateful. it showed him as, as a car and someone who came to the us and was gonna sign a mineral deal. and all of a sudden he gets into an argument with the president because he's actually asking for more. and then he doesn't find the deal. and he just leads that i think that's a big deal. something else, the trump said, that's so important. you know, trump likes to get personal. obviously that's, that's what he does, right? one o

hey, ben, there's no water damage in my bathroom. you using back in my day to air some kind of personal grievance of yours? [ light laughter ] >> yeah, you got me, seth. the water damage is in my bathroom. but my super won't answer my texts about it. and i think he might watch this show because he lives below me. and he's always watching tv real late at night which i know because the walls are super thin. and this is the only way i think i can get through to him. [ laughter ] >> seth: all right. fine. just say what you gotta say. >> ferdinand. [ laughter ] it's been three weeks since the hole in my bathroom ceiling opened up. and lately, it's been dripping a kind of yellow goop into my sink which can't be a good thing. it just can't be. [ laughter ] and you won't respond to my texts or my calls. and when i knock on your door, i hear you get up out of your la-z-boy and look through the peephole and then sit back down and recline it. and the whole while, the ceiling hole is getting bigger. [ light laughter ] and wetter. and sometimes i

jack: what's youred idea, ben? >> i'm looking at something a lot more boring, rt, and, the former raytheon -- rtx. their business had been hurt because jet engines were down and weren't working so so well, they've softed those problems. -- solved those problems. stock looks good. jack: and they make javelin missiles. thanks, guys. to read more, check out this week's edition of barron's.com. don't forget to follow us on x for the latest barron's updates. and that's all for us. we'll see you next wee >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bart record -- bart mow row's d bart row most if "wall street. >> maria: i'm maria bartiromo, president trump preponderance setting the stage for massive cuts to the federal work force, directing agencies to submit if plans for consolidation and eliminating unnecessary positions by march 13th. watch. >> we're cutting down government. we're cutting down the size of government. we have to. we're bloated, we're sloppy, and we have a lot of people that aren't doing thei

and they put ben towing things together, which is so sad because we actually meet the 1st and the 2nd was disgusting, provocative, causing war. uh, you mentioned that the, the interference in elections, i would say more generally the us interferes west parts. democracy is non democracies. the u. s. foreign policy for the post war period. and by doub more, i mean world war 2 was that if you don't like the other side, you try to change the regime. most countries have a different foreign policy, which is if you don't like the other side, you negotiate with kind of base to try to find a modus vivendi. but the united states was you metal, you interfere, you over throw you the stabilize you cause a cool. this has to stop. there had been dozens and dozens and dozens of these regime change operations and they, and very, very badly. yeah, indeed. well, i mean, you know, you look at this uh, russo phobic agenda and the agenda against russia. and of course, they've been trying to get rid of food in for such a long time, trying to foment discontent and using the, the propaganda of the west, immed

and also, if it is a pinch off, leave us off, ben, puppy the broker this puppy, and to keep in prison, know they should be released. and then so i know you bought a lot of forgive me for interrupting signed me. we went as i'm fine. thank you so much for joining us here today on all students. i saw a pleasure speaking to you, so thanks again. thank you as well that wraps up this is i will be back in 30 minutes where the, the the .

i'm ben zalinski started effectively starting from about 19 minutes on woods, but trumping bonds have no idea what they were doing, which did not go down. did not go down well, but that was the wiggle room that zalinski on the near cones had was a trump. he's got a quote between all these different functions in his cabinet right now, the, the drain events and the war now faction is in the, is definitely in the assignments, but things counts, right? all right, yep, that's a picture from what they say. thanks for that. what has a meeting between the legs can trump was taking place, roster attack several you crate in cities with drugs. at least 7 people were injured and dozens effectuate to doctor medical facility and talking for sort buildings, but also damaged in the city which is being attacked repeatedly during 3 years. for the crime says it shut down more than a 100 russian drains every night. the black sea port of a desa was also targeted. at least one person was killed as residential buildings with it. meanwhile, rushes army continues to make advances in the east most coast, as ha

there's lots of different names for the rebel, for the uh, the phil ben susan. yeah, means the telegram probably depends on how much space to get your missional. so the closest was, was as it is, what's the problem? the feeder is that the west has been guided by a political narrative, right? the rush has been got a 5 on a true structure and a portion of the people are pulled into place for 2 reasons. are as far as i can see, the rest so nothing. well, yeah, and that's it. it's good if it's a problem and it's a problem. it's only going to get worse here. i mean, i have a plan, i'm going to be send out a plan. i'm in negotiations, you can just do that so long as we go to thomas and in room. you know, as i've said, you know, the bettering of relations between russian united states is a real, really good, a change, but it's not solving the ukraine problem. the crate ukraine dilemma for both the united states and russia here. and, and one of the criticisms i would have of the approach here is there to, it's too many voices or too many people talking in the us on the

yeah, and data meanwhile, uh right. continue as we've been sending in the occupied with ben, can you just bring us up to speed with exactly what is happening there right now is more than 40000 palestinians who have been displaced as part of these raids. experts and analysts say this is the highest number of forces displacement in the occupied territories since 1967. and israel really escalating this in an unprecedented way with the addition of tanks into the occupied west bank as part of their military rate. that's ongoing. that's been ongoing for nearly 40 days. now is the 1st time tanks have gone into the west bank in more than 2 decades since 2002 to be exact. however, israel says that they want to crack down on arms, palestinian fighters and even looking for a permanent presence in some areas of the palestinian territory, including these refugee camps. but it's worth mentioning that there has been so much destruction. there have been so many homes that have been ravaged by is really military vehicles, roads, other sort of structures and other serious infrastructure that is needed

i thought, when i arrived today, my friend ben love to talk about the blob, but we are really in the heart of what he refers to as the establishment. even brookings doesn't give you a little carafe to go with your water. i spent my whole life clawing away from the hamburger stand in los angeles to be on stage at cfr, so i love it. how do we penetrate out of that information bubble? that may be the single most critical policy question confronting the u.s. as a nation. and because of some of the features of our information landscape, our disinformation landscape in the u.s., certainly on this question of malign foreign influence, but much more broadly, we are in a quite perilous place, cross as a democracy. you are seeing the devastating knock on effects of the inability of those who are advocating for sound policy to convince a sufficient mass of our country, men and women, of ideas like those about malign foreign influence. so i think the first question and the second question hinges on it, and then i will let others weigh in. how do we escape? i do not believe that it is possible to

. >> jimmy: and chris rock, but i -- and then just -- ben stiller was there.radley cooper i ran into this week. >> jimmy: get ready, get ready. [ scattered cheers ] i know, ow! [ cheers ] >> whew! >> jimmy: that's -- yeah. >> he's an eagles' fan. >> jimmy: yeah, he is. [ cheers ] >> so i saw him and, you know, i say "how are you?" and he said, "you know, i turned 50 this year." and he goes, he goes, "you 50?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ooh. >> and like, you know, i try to feel like -- you know, i tried to like, kind of, recover -- you know, like -- i mean, 'cause whatever i'm 43, but you know, i'm like, "i will be 50" but -- i'm not 50 yet, you know what i mean? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. no, he made a mistake. >> "you 50?" you know, it was just like, "um. yeah, no, i'm not, bradley. you know, i'm not. but thank you, for thinking of me." but, look, we all -- we all wanna be hot. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we all -- i'm sorry. we all wanna be hot. [ scattered cheers ] if someone's like -- right? i'm sorry, we do. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: of course

we're bringing back measles, aunt jemima and uncle ben's.s only one commanders in this town and it's yours truly. and i told pete hegseth, he is going to love this, we're bringing back drunk driving. remember driving drunk? you're going to love it. and we're bringing back dumping chemicals right in the river, and the mcdlt. i'm donald trump, and i'm recording this message from the toilet. [ flushing ] that's a big one. that's a really good one. i hate to see it go. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we have a fun show for you tonight. drew carey is here. [ cheers and applause ] we have music from nathanial rateliff and gregory alan isakov. and we'll be right back with chris pratt. and we'll be right back with chris pratt. so stick around. (vo) it starts in darkness. and then suddenly, out of the darkness, ♪ thunder ♪ energy. ♪ thunder ♪ (barista) milk man! (vo) beans ground. milk frothed. shots poured. espresso shaken & shaken & shaken & shaken & shaken. 10 times. no more. no less. this is the story of coffee. and company. the starbucks you love is read

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okay, ben, great to see you tonight. congrats on the interview. we'll be watching and listening to the rest of it. that's it for us tonight. make sure to follow me on social media. some fun stuff on instagram. jesse watters is next. >> interesting. >> hello, i'm greg gutfeld, along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and when she goes to the movies, she sits in the cup holder. dana perino the five. they tried singing, they tried rallies, and now they're trying racism. the latest unhinged democrat media attack on doge has them questioning the citizenship of america's most prominent african-american. >> which country is he? >> loyalty to? south africa. >> canada or the united states? >> i don't. >> want to rely upon the benevolence of an elon musk who grew up in apartheid south africa. >> go back to south africa. he's not a citizen. he came here illegally. who's american? >> citizenship is his. >> third choice of citizenship. >> a pro apartheid south africa billionaire. >> he was. >> pro apartheid. as i understand it, this. >> f

>> oh i think oh, and by the way, that was a great interview that ben domenech did. and about at about 11:00 today was the biggest story of the day. and then. >> lewinsky. >> and then two hours later, zelensky walks into the oval office, completely blows it up. but yeah, i thought it was really interesting. and i thought that and i think that that joe biden probably was being very honest with donald trump about who screwed him and how he felt about that. and i and i think it's so i mean, the democrat party is cooked right now. they're thoroughly cooked. they have. and that hatred that biden now has for the team, obama. and i think it's playing out behind the scenes right now among the people, the loyalists, the various loyalists. it is it's palpable. i don't know how they recover from this. they have no leader. joe biden, his 50 year career, is managing now to even destroy obama's legacy. and then when you look at everything that we're arguing about today with zelensky, and you look at ukraine and you look at middle east, joe biden was the greatest foreign policy thi

ben, thank you so much. nice to talk to you. >> thank you. >> thank you. thanks, laura. >> well, everyone, i want to thank you all for watching. anderson cooper 360 is next. >> tonight on >> what does it mean for ongoing u.s. support for ukraine? and while russia cheers zelenskyy's treatment at the white house by president trump and vice president vance as america's allies are left reeling from the historic breakdown and later. more breaking news involving new details in the mystery surrounding the deaths of film icon gene hackman, his wife and one of their daughters. good evening to you. i'm jim sciutto in tonight for anderson. we begin tonight with the breaking news. new reaction from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. just a short time ago, his first comment since the very public shouting match that played out at the white house today live on television, the implications of the day are massive as yet unknown. time ago, president zelenskyy appeared on fox. >> so i'm not hearing from you, mr. president. a thought that you owe the president an apolog

so he was just like, ben. it's not trump's either, you know? both of these guys having a hard time.ean. >> the comments about the volume two were great because he's like, he's not talking loud, but i'm talking loud. >> yes. so did it move you in any way? >> you know, i think i think he's going to be mad at jd. who instigated it. >> really? no way. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> everything was going. >> he was trying to be diplomatic and jd jumped in. >> ooh no he said that he kind of. he kind of trump. >> trump on that negotiation. >> interesting. sigh i didn't even think of that. so you think that things were probably going to be smooth. and then vance kind of went boop. like he really did. he kicked. >> in the door. >> yeah. >> i don't think he's going to be mad about it, though, because it is very clear that jd vance has been hot on the ukraine issue for years. as the united states senator, he was going to kick in that door. there was no option with him sitting in the oval. >> yeah, in your face, david. we'll see. i just you know, i'm beginning to rethink my assessment of you as a politica

isn't there a retort from from ben franklin that i'll screw up if i try and offer? i mean, that is a that is a dangerous mindset because sooner or later mistakes get made and then they come for you. as the professor just explained, you still have time to vote on today's poll question at smerconish. com i cannot wait to see how this turns out. who bears the most responsibility for what went on in the oval office yesterday? your choices trump, vance, zelenskyy, or all of them equally. and by the way, don't hit and run. don't just vote and leave. sign up for the free daily newsletter. while you're there, you'll get exclusive editorial cartoons from the likes of jack ohman. >> have i got news for you is back. let's think of some new games to play. what do you got? >> yes, something like a. >> oh. >> what? >> keep playing the same games. yeah, let's do the same games. >> have i got news for you tonight at nine on cnn. >> you might know harbor freight for affordability. you might not know performance and durability. go along with it. we test and then we test again. now it

one of my bosses as ben johnson's had been a cop, and he -- i said, i have this weird idea that i should do this. he said, i think you'd be good. the department was forced to hire us, and because of all of the posters, and the big recruitment drive, we were under the impression that they were glad to have us, but in reality, most of the men did not want the women there. so the big challenge was constantly feeling like you had to prove yourself and feeling like if you did not do a good job, you were letting down your entire gender. finally took an inspector's test and passed that and then went down to the hall of justice and worked different investigations for the rest of my career, which was fun. i just felt sort of buried alive in all of these cases, these unsolved mysteries that there were just so many of them, and some of them, i didn't know if we'd ever be able to solve, so my boss was able to get me out of the unit. he transferred me out, and a couple of weeks later, i found out i had breast cancer. my intuition that the job was killing me. i ended up leaving, and by then, i had 28