i am with her. >> benson, i want to ask you a strategic question. she's launching her campaign at 2:00 p.m. on a saturday. is there a more less relevant time slot other than 8:00 p.m. on cnn? is there a less relevant time slot? >> she made the announcement to northwestern university students newspaper which is my alma mater. go! that's an excellent point, and a strange one. and watching the clip of that, what's her accent? it is totally bizarre and yet, listening to her for just about 15 seconds made me this close to joining whatever cult she's in. where do i sign and it is actually some what disturbing. >> here is, take the money. john, i will ask you this. i always said joe biden would make a great walmart greeter if he didn't mind being at target. [ laughter ] >> i had a question. i am sorry, i am so good at this. take a listen. would you hire joe biden at the age he's at to run one of your bars? >> no, i would not. making me to walk to one of my bars, certainly not to run one of them. he's stiff and he's going to get angry all the time. somebody

most of the guys benson showey'l guys, benson herabe he's been behind more bars than f a recidivist felon. host oelf bar rescue on the paramount network, jon taffer. he is so sage it is hard to disengage. >> novelist and literary critid c walter kirn in the house and she puts the fun in dysfunctional fox news contributor. there it the is , beau. okay, before we get to some news stories, it is friday, so it's time for this. greg's leftovers. this >> it's leftovers where i read the jokes we didn't use thisding week like greg does. these it's my first time reading this, by the way, who thoughto it was a good idea to let a community college guy read on national television. buckle up, kids. here we go .tele a white activist named avita saraswati was accused of cultural appropriation after pretending to bending to bee arab, south af and latin. if found guilty, she'l foulnd be sent. we're all people who fake their ethnicity. >> go to the massachusetts senatessachuse. job, good job, team. tiger woods was in hot water this week for giving fellowr golfer justin thomas a tampon. woods has apologized

benson's legislation making it a crime to knowingly spread misinformation about elections.re's the sort of counter argument that the more you punish folks like this, the more a kind of almost -- the more it makes them dig in their heels, right? at least when you talk about misinformation on social media, you try and censor, you try and prevent it from spreading and the virus spreads to another host. when we talk about efficacy, where do you grade these things? >> it's hard for me to address this speech content stuff, but there are things we can do to really push back against election denialism. you know, you said that the bill is aimed at people who provide misinformation. it's not people, it's republicans. the election official in north carolina was a republican. we need to acknowledge this is not a bipartisan probe. the party we have is one party is hijacking a system of elections that rely on bipartisanship. right, they rely on democrats and republicans certifying elections together. they rely on democrats and republicans observing elections together, and they assume at

guy benson joins me now.y has it taken joe biden so long to address the people about this ongoing issue? >> well, i think they're probably trying to figure out what to say, because according to the official story we have shot down now four objects, three of which the, the most recent three of which, we don't the know what they were. we blew things out of sky, we don't know what they are, we can't find them. today's thursday, the first one was shot down over alaska almost a week ago, still can't a find i. this is the story that they're telling us, so it would make sense they wouldn't put the president out there to update the american people if there are no con crease details to update -- con concrete details. however, there's a growing number of americans who are really wondering are they telling us the whole story. i'm not a tinfoil hat guy at all, but it's a little bit hard to believe -- look, i understand the excuse, it's cold up there, the weather's bad, lake huron is very deep. we've gone through all the

guy benson, thank you very much, sir. hope to see you again soon. back to the markets. red ink, down 180 on the dow, down 160 on the nasdaq. jeff sica is our market guy of the morning. jeff, i want to talk about disney, they report on wednesday, perhaps the most important earnings report on the week. will they return to glory? >> disney is an iconic magical brand. most of us who have owned the stock for the last 12 years are not feeling the magic because they have drastically underperformed the market. so now, i would say that the last, the last two years a lot of that had to do with the ever woke, ever incompetent bob chapek who was more concerned with fighting with ron desantis rather than preserving, and growing the brand. now what we have bob iger in charge. he is a much better visionary and leader. we have a few, a few aspects of the earnings report that are going to be focused on, one, is of course disney plus. they have a very lofty goal at the end of 2024 to get up to 250 million subscribers which is a massive gain. i think they're going to make good progress th

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>> awesome >>> guys, coming up next, captain olivia benson herself.ppy to be here. i trust the process. who knows where i'll be in three years? >> where will she be in three years? how about 22 years that was mariska hargitay, chatting with al about "law & order: svu" back in 2001 >> i meant 23 years! not three! >> can you believe it? you know what i read this morning? that you are the -- olivia benson is the longest-running character in television history. that's incredible! >> it's crazy. i'm still downloading all of it. >> i mean, why do you think it has such staying power people love this show. >> i think that it is a smart show, a respectful show. it deals with such tender issues that so many people deal with and it deals with them respectfully and honoring, and everyone wants to be seen. and i think the culture is ready to look at something and deal with something that they historically haven't been ready to deal with and i think the set-up of the show with olivia being the maternal figure and eliot being, you know, the paternal figure -- i say

lieutenant governor garlin gilchrist, attorney general dana nessel, and secretary of state l jocelyn benson, you've been strong allies and great friends. [applause] i'm looking forward to more good work together. also want to acknowledge all out state employees, my cabinet, and executive office staff who work hard to move our state forward. i couldn't do this without you. thank you. [applause] my fellow michiganders, we spoke with a clear voice in november. we want the ability to raise a family without breaking the bank. strong protections for our fundamental rights to vote and control our own bodies. [applause] leaders who will work across the aisle to solve problems and deliver on the issues that make a real difference in our lives. michiganders are facing the pinch right now, picking up items at the store and putting them back before checking out. having tough conversations aboui medical bills, prescription drugs, and what paths their kids can afford after high school. we are all concerned about making sure we live in a safe neighborhood and have jobs and businesses in our towns next yea

one that thought that there's a put the children to plant diameter, benson and the front lines use every thing one to let them know that them and happy them for some weidler question. what is that already gotten, daniel little, because you can't not doing those things. charlie prim hope should be will a thought you have to support them shows like that. the bush, copper white damper with some more mock smallwood till then that separate regional club, the alexander us, krench candles will go with eureka again. yohina leaves the relative safety of keith and heads for the was most dangerous hotspot ah, on ins, national holocaust remembrance day. the bonus tag on and queer victims of the nazis for the 1st time. it's a recognition. many activists have waited for it's the day lute spent. dike has been fighting for in 2018. the historian and teacher petitioned the bonus dog for the 1st time. his go to get the highest political levels to recognize the persecution of queer people. the reasons why we never gave up to have hope that this recognition on the highest government liver were to happen is

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i want you to take a listen to michigan secretary of state, jacqueline benson, earlier today. here she is. >> there's no legitimacy that the argument of the 2020 election results, four members of congress to the senate to the presidency, or anything other than an accurate reflection of the world the people. and it's time for people to start acknowledging that, it's time for the courts to start holding accountable those who have not only not acknowledge that, but have not acknowledged it too dire consequences for the people. >> that was jocelyn benson. your sense of how acquittal cool it is for this process of stopping the election deniers to start now. >> there are two places where this war is being waged. public officials now, as my great colleagues at the post reported, are really trying to gather up steam to ensure that election deniers are not in charge of county or state elections when it comes to time for the next big race. they're also moving to try to quickly, quickly stamp out misinformation, and punish people who are engaged in misinformation. but let's also be clear

fox news contributor, guy benson. welcome to you both. welcome to california. >> it is very exotic here, very nice. >> it was so nice, i was surprised. you look at all the defenders of omar and they are talking about oh, this is racist pulling her off the committee, no one brought up the fact that she said so many anti-semitic things over the years. >> i believe it is award season and there were quite a few performances out the house floor today and the fake outrage. democrats guaranteed this would happen when they decide to call the shots when it comes to committee assignments for republicans. republicans are responding in kind. the notion that we heard over and over again from members of the squad this is what supremacy and racism and they're targeting her because she's a woman of color. setting aside her track record that you just referenced is total nonsense. what they are not talking about is the other two members of the house, adam schiff and eric swaller. >> the claim is absolutely ludicrous. moving onto jessica here, we'll move th

kennedy: sexy gay husband guy benson. >> okay.veryone knows what the letter was about this 2020, former ic comm members laundering a claim by the biden administration. an assertion this was russian disinformation to get the issue passed the election they didn't w want to have to deal with substance. now that story has unraveled and it truth, james clapper, wants to tell us he didn't really say, they didn't really mean what they really clearly were intending to impact the election back in 2020. simple as that. kennedy: that is letter was fed to politico. which published it, then the chairman of the house intel committee said this, we know that this whole smear on joe biden comes from the kremlin, he know that. he has access to our nation's deepest most tightly kept secrets, clearly origins ofs spear are from the kremlin -- dis smear are from the kremlin, that was not clear. a political operative carrying water for a future president to push him over the finish line in 2020, chris? >> done didn't we all think it was misinformation.

show" guy benson. origins of covid-19 "the wall street journal" reports the energy department believes the pandemic likely resulted from a laboratory leak in wuhan, china, peer that is according to classified intelligence recently provided to the white house and members of congress. the energy department now joins the fbi and the virus from a mishap from a chinese left you will say that it was dismissed by the media by debunked conspiracy theories. so, we will proceed, guy as jonathan turley points out for years the media and government allied to treat anyone raising lab theory is 1 of 3 possibilities. he writes, "conspiracy theorist, racist or racist conspiracy theorist?" he's absolutely right. >> guy: remember for a while it was racist -- you couldn't talk about how this virus originated at all from the perspective of these gatekeepers. and i just keep coming back to the term "misinformation and conspiracy theory." this is use to disqualify points the media and others disagree with and over and over

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guy benson political editor at town hall.com host of the guy benson show on fox news radio. at town hall.com. okay, guy, what do you think? >> it's a weird story. >> bret: it is. >> it's been weird from the beginning. explanations have changed. posture from the white house certainly changed once this became a news story there was reporting they were worried about how this would look. would they be attacked for being weak on china and now the explanation seems to be that they had this in hand the whole time. they detected and decided they were going to to you that centralize its ability to gather any intelligence while actually gleaning intelligence from it over the course of the path and then shot it down over the ocean. if that is all exactly true and that was their intent the whole time, i think it's a defensible policy. i think some measures might have some questions about this timeline and some of the things that have changed over the course of a week plus. >> bret: yeah. here is former secretary of state, former cia director mike pompeo. >> i certainly never became awar

there is a question of how you enforce them, like benson's legislation making it a crime to knowinglyrgument that the more you punish folks like this, the more a kind of almost -- the more it makes them dig in their heels, the more, at least when you talk about misinformation on social media, you try and censor it, you try and prevent it from spreading and the virus finds its way to another host. i mean, when we talk about efficacy, where do you grade these things? >> yeah, i think it is hard for me to address the speech content stuff because it is tricky with the first amendment. i want to see what the texts are. but there are things that we can do to really push back against election denialism. you said that the bill is aimed at people who provide misinformation, it is not people, it is republicans. the election officials in north carolina, was arepublican. you need to be able to acknowledge that this is not a bipartisan problem. the problem that we have is not one party's hijacking a system of elections that rely on bipartisanship. they rely on democrats and republicans certifying

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michigan secretary of state, jocelyn benson, thank you for a time tonight. we appreciate.ng. >> me coming up, the latest was in the sack of the chinese spy balloon. and all the other stuff shut out of the sky after that. plus, new reporting raises concerns about a former fbi official indicted over his work for a controversial russian oligarch. specifically, about when that relationship began. we'll talk to reporter who's been getting all the scoop, that's next. that's next. realtor.com (in a whisper) if we use kevin's college fund, we can afford this house. the house whisperer! this house says use realtor.com to find options within your budget. good luck young man. realtor.com to each their home. when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max-strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe. ♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: for us, driving around is the

rain in the forecast over the next few days, which may come as a bit of a shock to places such as bensonr weeks have barely seen over a millimetre of rain. now the rain clouds are gathering, they're out there in the atlantic at the moment. this one will come in through thursday. but we need to shift this one first. it's been held at bay in an area of high pressure, but that high pressure is going to weaken a little bit, allowing that weather front to trundle in. by the end of the night, start of wednesday, that rain will be in across western scotland, northern ireland but it will be a mild enough start to the day. but east of scotland, england and wales, temperatures still low enough for some frost around. and the eastern counties of england, some dense patches of fog — that won't last as long as the fog did on tuesday. we'll also see the rain in northern ireland quickly clear to brighter skies before more cloud later. rain through the morning in scotland, sunshine and showers later. but then from late morning through into the afternoon, the rain spreads across wales, northern western pa

rain in the forecast over the next few days which may come as a bit of a shock to places such as bensonin yorkshire, because these areas over the last four weeks have barely seen over a millimetre of rain. now the rain clouds are gathering out there in the atlantic at the moment. this one will come in through thursday. but we need to shift this one first. it's been held at bay in an area of high pressure, but that high pressure is going to weaken a little bit, allowing that weather front to trundle. start of wednesday, that rain will be across western scotland. northern ireland would be a mild enough start to the day, but east of scotland, england and wales, temperatures still low enough for some frost around. and the eastern counties of england, some dense patches of fog that won't last as long as the fog did on tuesday. we'll also see the rain in northern ireland quickly clear to brighter skies before more cloud later. rain through the morning in scotland, sunshine and showers later. but then from late morning through into the afternoon, the rain spreads across wales, northern western

by cynics and liars, but the position is there, it is between the lines, one director at william bensona long interview with the news and in particular he spoke there well and about ukraine about russia, but also he said about china, he said literally the following, i think there is no foreign leader who would follow vladimir putin's affairs in ukraine and the course of the war more closely than all of dengpin, i think he was worried, a lot of what he saw sobered up , i think he was shocked by the very bad state of the military russians, i think he is also surprised by the level of solidarity of the west in supporting ukraine , in other words, the readiness of not only the united states of america and other european allies to bear certain economic costs in order to inflict more economic damage to russia he said all this, in my opinion, burns to some extent sobered up all the ding-ping, we know that the visit of the leader of china is planned for the spring, well, at least the russians would like to see all the jinping in moscow instead of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi dur

rain in the forecast over the next few days which may come as a bit of a shock to places such as benson out there in the atlantic at the moment. this one will come in through thursday. but we need to shift this one first. it�*s been held at bay in an area of high pressure, but that high pressure is going to weaken a little bit, allowing that weather front to trundle in by the end of the night. start of wednesday, that rain will be across western scotland. northern ireland. will be a mild enough start to the day, but east of scotland, england and wales, temperatures still low enough for some frost around. and the eastern counties of england, some dense patches of fog that won�*t last as long as the fog did on tuesday. we�*ll also see the rain in northern ireland quickly clear to brighter skies before more cloud later. rain through the morning in scotland, sunshine and showers later. but then from late morning through into the afternoon, the rain spreads across wales, northern western parts of england into the midlands, east anglia, the south east, the channel islands staying dry all day

percent that the channels are needed first of all the person who represents the american channel bensonambassador in moscow. uh, here is such an unofficial dialogue without rhetoric, without propagandist and minus embroidery, he was trying to encourage his friends, they are artistic figures, and they would certainly like to continue this dialogue in my average way, as i heard they are not confirmed, but nevertheless, it is necessary to tell me that this was an initiative , it was, first of all, that it was m.m. russian spy who in general shook naryshkena and so on , so this dialogue and a meeting, for example, on rizki na and burns in ankara, is in the past year, she was intserovna past moscow , the americans do not refuse this meeting, they are also willing because of the developments, well, how would the heads of the special service, they talk openly , they do not speak in diplomatic language , the conversation is rather exaggerated, there che what do you want? what do you not want? what do you want? there was an article about this. if you remember the swiss newspaper, they checked it

rain in the forecast over the next few days which may come as a bit of a shock to places such as bensonr the last four weeks have barely seen over a millimetre of rain. now the rain clouds are gathering there out there in the atlantic at the moment. this one will come in through thursday. but we need to shift this one first. it's been held at bay in an area of high pressure, but that high pressure is going to weaken a little bit, allowing that weather front to trundle in by the end of the night. start of wednesday, that rain will be across western scotland. northern ireland would be a mild enough start to the day, but east of scotland, england and wales, temperatures still low enough for some frost around. and the eastern counties of england, some dense patches of fog that won't last as long as the fog did on tuesday. we'll also see the rain in northern ireland quickly clear to brighter skies before more cloud later. rain through the morning in scotland, sunshine and showers later. but then from late morning through into the afternoon, the rain spreads across wales, northern western par

and international observers have been accredited by the countries electoral empire, ionic income benson outgoing precedents, mohammedans, hurry, and i'm a chairman. mahmoud yackel have issued a stern warning that one observe is a welcome to submit a report to electro permissions to highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the process. the must not interfere with the processes themselves. i was to remind observers that that is on cornel conduct for election of issue. you are by definition or us do non interfere with the process or shall partisanship. in addition, international observers must be guided by the fact that the election is conducted. i mean, the feeling that a public nyja was sovereignty must be respected, mixed reactions, happ trail to governments, one ins, i guess the foreign interference in the countries election. as some analysts believe. business tools will be afraid of indifference is also really t. dick who writes cats in, ah view of the of the program depending on how they feel for beyond rights in this cuts in review, which is a dam does left to them. they can't come

over 40 countries, something they jing denies. china's thomas benson isn't confined to diplomatic meeting. it's also really true documents this week. one, calling for more collective approach to global security and another attacking us dominance on the world stage, trying to wants to reshape the global order into one less influenced by democratic values. and it says it will stand by any country which has its world view, including russia, katrina, you, i'll 0 staging. meanwhile, in new york, the un general assembly has begun the basis of resolution introduced by ukraine on the you to mark the 1st anniversary of the russian invasion shepherd. tansy has a story, has been pretty clear. it feels that this special emergency session of the un general assembly is key to the one year anniversary commemorations of the war and ukraine. specifically, they want a strong showing in support of the un general assembly, non binding resolution that's been drafted by the e u. and u. crane condemning rushes invasion as a violation of the un. charles. it was a theme that was picked up by the un secretary gene

and international observers have been accredited by the conscious electoral empire, ionic income benson outgoing precedents. mohammed bl, harry, i'm chairman, mahmoud yakobelli, have issued a stern warning that one observers a welcome to submit reports to an actual permissions, to highlights the strengths and weaknesses of the process. the must not interfere with the processes themselves. i want to remind observers that that is on code of conduct for election observation. you are by definition, observe us, do not interfere with the process or shall partisanship. in addition, international observers must be guided by the fact that the election is conducted by an in the federal republic of nigeria, whose sovereignty must be respected, mixed reactions, appeal to governments. one ends against foreign interference in the countries election. as supp analysts believed business tools to be afraid. interference is also really achieved equal rights cats in, ah view of the, of their program depending on how they feel for beyond rights and dis, cats in review, which is to dam does left to them. the

and international observers have been accredited by the countries electoral empire, ionic income, benson, outgoing precedents, mohammed, bull, harry and i know chapman, mahmoud yackel, have issued a stern warning that one observe is a welcome to submit a report to an actual permissions, to highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the process, the must not interfere with the processes themselves. are ways to remind observers that that is on code of conduct for election observation. you are, by a definition of us, do not interfere with the process or shall partisanship. in addition, international observers must be guided by the fact that the election is conducted by an in the fit run with public of nigeria. who's sovereignty must be respected, mixed reactions, appeal to governments want in against foreign interference in the countries election as some analysts believe, as little so be afraid off. interference is also really achieved equal rights cats in, ah, review of the, of the program depending on how they feel for beyond rights in this cut in review, which is the dam does left to them

over 40 countries, something beijing denies. china is thomas benson isn't confined to diplomatic meeting. it's also released to documents this week, one, calling for more collective approach to global security. and another attacking us dominant on the world stage. try to wants to reshape the global order into one less influence, like democratic values. and it says it will stand by any country which has its world viewed including russia, katrina, you, i'll do 0 staging, which i biden has told the leaders of knighthood, 9 eastern european members that they form quote, the front line of our collective defense. the us president was joined at the bookers 9 summit in warsaw by the nato secretary general, the talks focusing on the born ukraine. today, as we approached the, when you're anniversary of russia's further invasion, it's even more important. we continue to stand again. and i think this is proof of this how strongly we fail. that's why i wanted to meet all of you in person here today. as natives each and plank your, the front lines of our collect defense. and you know, better than anyo

round madrid for back to seal a 5 to win after braces from both tennessee, as junior and carrying benson elsewhere. frankfurt last to nail to napoli at home after losing star striker colon, wanting to a red card in the 2nd half liverpool coat your flop. was asked about losing to rock madrid in the champions league. and whether or not the outcome means that liverpool champions league season is over. i think carlo thinks the case over, and i think it is well in the moment. but in 3 weeks saw this in these moments, the closer we get to the game. them they go, all chances become the less likely to study the ties over but to not tonight with the 5 to when you see the game and it's like, oh, they are pretty good in color packing. we have to go there 3 goals. so take some risk that could be a bit tricky. and women's international football haiti has qualified for the women's world cup for the 1st time in history. after defeating chile in the final qualifying players, haiti success was thanks to 19 year old now to to my score twice the center nation to this year's women's world cup. haiti will sh

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