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just like nelson mandela, bill gates. justin bieber martha stewart. >> what did bill gates do?ve without a license in the 70s he got arrested twice. dana perino it killed a drifter in the 80s so deplorable. it's like the end of diehard after bruce willis saves the day and that there is a reporter twerp who runs up to get one more jab at the hero and bruce's wife comes up and had asked him that is this. trump wins and at this was the extra sea and out you are still here in your face judge they kick them in the balls but they don't have any. they could've listen to us. why am i mopped at airports because i'm a bad boy and america loves bad boys. trump's enemies elevated him to legendary bad boy status creating a pirate ship a political version of the 1979 oakland raiders an effective gang of action heroes emphasis on action not words. do you think america cares if that captain of the ship is called a felon by bloated managerial scum they embrace it and they'd walk the plank for the guy. they went from wanting to deciding to please bring back the adults who cares if you bang the p

bill gates. justin bieber. martha stewart. >> jesse: what did bill gates do?t a license in the '70s. he was arrested twice. dana perino killed a drifter in the '80s. we don't care! this is like the end of "die hard" after bruce willis saves the day, and there is that reporter twerp, remember he runs up to get one more, you know, jabbed at the hero, and bruce's wife comes up and decks him. trump wins and this was like the extra seen. you are still here? in your face, judge! they kicked him in the balls, but they don't have any. they could have listened to us. why am i mopped at airports, jesse? because i'm a bad boy and america loves bad boys. trump's enemies elevated him to legendary bad boy status, created a pirate ship, a political version of the 1979 oakland raiders, a motley but effective gang of action heroes, emphasis on action, not on words. think america cares of the captain of the ship is called a felon by some bloated managerial? no, they embrace it, they would walk a plank for the guy, the public is so ready for this they went from wanting to decidi

>> bezos came, bill gates came, mark zuckerberg came. many of them came numerous times, the bankers have all come. everyone is coming. >> jesse: the energy is shifting. >> the biden administration would call up her team and scream at them and curse. [shouting] >> jesse: how we took down the new year's terrorist. plus... tony robbins. >> the rules come out! ♪ ♪ >> oh [bleep]! >> now we have nothing. >> that was our chimney. that comes and now it's gone. >> everything we built here, for it to just be gone... >> everyone has lost everything here. >> i have to start all over again. i can't. >> we have fire on hastings ridge. >> family is the most important thing. >> jesse: a nightmare that no one can wake up from. that is what they are saying in l.a. at least 11 or dead and even more are missing. a chunk of land the size of san francisco has been destroyed. some of the most beautiful land in the world. parts of pacific palisades look like hiroshima after the atomic bomb. entire communities are decimated. in alt edina, about one dozen homes a

we have, everybody jeff bezos came, bill gates, mark zuckerberg came, many of them came numerous times for the bankers have all comfort everyone is coming. we have nothing anybody saying anything bad about anybody. i'm not used to it. a lot of us respect the republican party. the republican party has become a much bigger party. it's become a party for the worker. if you look at all of the union about i got when i say, it's all of us together. it's a whole thing. we won the teamsters would agree with the autoworkers. we are all heavily union and non- union states we won by a lot. florida is an example we won by millions at the highest we've ever got. it's been a great period of time. >> global leaders have called you as well. still no call with putin. is that day one or week one problem? >> he wants to meet. president sheik, without a lot of communication. with a lot of meeting set up with a lot of people but some have come but i'd rather wait until after the 20th. >> me with putin or meet with president sheik do you want to have some kind of a summit or do they want to come here? >> to

bill gates, justin bieber, martha stewart. >> what did bill gates do?driving without a license in the 70s? he was arrested twice. wow. dana perino, she killed a drifter in the 80s. and she was so adorable. we don't care. this is like the end of die hard after bruce willis saves the day. and there's that reporter twerp. remember? he runs up to get one more jab at the hero, and bruce's wife comes up and decks him. that's this. trump wins. and this was like the fight that that extra scene. oh, you're still here in your face, judge. they kick him in the balls, but they don't have any. you know, they could have listened to us, you know, why am i mobbed at airports, jesse? because i'm a bad boy and america loves bad boys. trump's enemies elevated him to legendary bad boy status, created a pirate ship, a political version of the 1979 oakland raiders, a motley but effective gang of action heroes. emphasis on action, not on words. think america cares that the captain of the ship is called a felon by some bloated managerial scum? no, they embrace it. they'd walk

jeff baize owes came, bill gates came, mark zuckerberg came, to bankers, everybody is coming. i haven't had anybody saying anything bad about me. i'm not used to it but a lot of us respect, i think they respect the republican party, the republican party has become a much bigger party. it has become a party for the worker. if you look at all the union votes that i got and when i say i, it is all of us together because it is the whole thing. we won the teamsters, we did great with the autoworkers. heavily union and nonunion the states won by a lot, florida is an example won by millions of votes, the highest voter forgotten and it has been a great period of time. >> we understand -- is it a day one or week one -- >> he wants to meet and we are setting it up. president xi, we had a lot of communication and a lot of meetings set up with a lot of people, some have not. but i would rather wait until after the twentieth. >> they meet with larry put more xi, do you want to have some kind of summit? >> president putin wants to meet, and we have to get that blood he mess, soldiers are be

very bill gates has invested a lot in this area. first refined by part agreements that mark energy needs of these data centers will be huge, it's not going to be wind or solar. it's going to be a new source of energy. that is an area where we could find some bipartisan agreements to move forward. and another of the biden administration was advanced manufacturing centers. i think there is one coming to sunnyvale. i think that is a real smart investment to put federal resources into that next generation of chips, to make sure we continue to keep the lead. again, modular energy is an area we can work on. >> this been a big week for last minute ai policy pushes with days left in this administration. yesterday the commerce department also announced new export controls it effectively restricting the sale of microchips used to develop artificial intelligence and that included country caps, not just on rivals like china, but even some u.s. allies. zach, this is your wheelhouse, from the first trump administration, yu oversaw export controls

you know, he's not a george soros, he's not a bill gates, he's those guy still very different. um, a logical world view of and this is the, the trump in view. this is the or button view and this goes absolutely outrage on, on the path of the people who are being run the you. so this thinking of all sorts of ways of we have to do something about him, you know, and so you know, whether it's of my crown or whether it shows or that it's a who's off on the line or what she's sick now. but you know, whoever is in charge of the european commission, we have to do something about him. and then you only media, you know, right? the music long think pieces of us right the poses to the freedom and democracy. but it was at 1st thing in the arguments against him was the oh my god, he is allowed, hate and hate speech and discrimination and anti semitism and racism to thrive on uh, on twitter or x. even though they never really presented any evidence that there was any, arise in all of these things. now some of the arguments has changed. so he's, he's using a twitter access on very nefarious wa

they do not like when people like bill gates and uh, so come on. uh well a given preference to abuse aligned with this b. ready leaders, they weren't complaining. so it's a classic case of double standards. all right, now it play as prime minister georgette bologna has said that he loved mosque pose as no threats to european democracy. whereas judge sorrows, dove with this funding parties, associations and politicians. now what do you think about that? well, most of them are rich enough to pay is a threat to democracy in the sense that they can acquire a companies, especially media companies that can influence the formation to for can be of assistance. now, georgia saws, as industry, it's very one sided to promote certain ideas of mass migration and b, l, b, g t, a ideal, no cheap, no one was fading, then you know, mosque is now offering a more i'm discriminated, don't discriminate tre, blackfoot. ready to people of all sorts of persuasions is promoting freedom of speech, at least so far as a freedom of speech is necessary to democracy. because wit

the ability to go potty ebc, for example of the drug to saw us and his foundation and also the bill gates foundation and things like this on the left is they spend a lot of millions of dollars also in germany and on barrier, and then as i countries into election campaigns to a different parties about the fire. and then mazda did not give up on, you know, and so everything is working correct. with the law. they just try to find something and explain something, but it is not true. it's dropped to talk. i could talk to everybody i can talk to you. i can talk to adam, ask, i can talk to everybody i want it is not just giving money to a positive. so it's not saying what did this slip for being talking is not forbidden. and despite all this, you're a party. polls show rapidly getting popular. it's even more ahead of february snap election. how confident are you that such momentum will equate to a strong performance of the of the crucial valid i guess if it really goes, it says this is done performance wise. i tell you is impressed and it's growing up and by time, by time now it's about 22 perce

and his foundation and also the bill gates foundation and things like this on the left is they spend a lot of millions of dollars also in germany and on barrier. and then, as i, country is a, into election campaigns to a different parties about the 5 d. and then mazda did not give up on, you know, and so everything is working correct with the law. they just try to find something and explain something, but it is not the truth dropped to talk. i could talk to everybody i can talk to you. i can talk to adam, ask, i can talk to everybody i want, that is not just giving money to a positive. so it's not saying why did this slip for being talking of not being on despite all this, you're a party poll show rapidly getting pop.

. >> just bezos came, bill gates came, mark zuckerberg came in many came numerous times.oming. >> this revelation by mark zuckerberg comes after the election. >> did you hear the screeching of the bus tires when he threw president biden under them he is in authentic and also also only. i call him out, he did not have a come to jesus moment about the first amendment and covid and vaccines and everything else they suppressed including the hunter biden laptop story that potentially cost president trump the election but you look at the dropping di policies and donating to the campaign, he's a businessman. the buck stops with him. he could have said no to all those things until the white house where to go and we have to look into these stories but he didn't because it was good for business men and here's what stood for business now. he sees elon musk and what he's done with x and knows you will not be in the circle if he doesn't get on board. >> can you imagine how different it would be if mark zuckerberg spoke out? it to be the difference with the power of facebook behind him

well, billionaires bill gates and jeff bezos are backing an a.i.7 million in the latest funding round, estimates putting the company at a near $3 billion valuation. it finds mineral deposits including copper, lithium and nickel, which are essential for electric vehicles and data centers, looking to challenge china's control over the global supply chain. contract talks between the international long shoremen association and united states maritime alliance set to resume next week on january 7th just days before the mid-january deadline to avoid a strike. all this is over whether automation should be allowed at port terminals. union leaders calling it a threat to their jobs while employers argue it's crucial for the u.s. to stay competitive. in october, a tentative deal was signed to give workers a 62% wage hike but the automation issue was left on the table. this potential walkout could stop operations at major east and gulf coast ports which handle half of the country's container volume. senior heritage foundation fellow and economic advisor to the

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we have had everybody, jeff bezos came, bill gates came. mark zuckerberg came. them came numerous times. the bankers have all come. everybody is coming. i haven't had anybody saying anything bad about me. i'm not used to it. but,. [laughter] a lot of it is respect. i think they respect the republican party. the republican party has become a much bigger party. it's become a party for the worker. you know, if you look at all of the union votes that i got and when i say i, it's really all of us together because it's a whole thing. but, we won the teamsters. we did great with the auto workers. we did -- you know, all heavily union. and nonunion states we won by a lot. florida is an example. we won by millions of votes. highest vote ever gotten and so it's been a great period of time. >> a ton of world leaders have called you as well. we understand still no call with putin. is that a day one or week one. >> he wants to meet. and we're going -- we're setting it up. president xi, we have had a lot of communication. and we have a lot of meetings set up with a lot of peo

pushed into lockers like dana white and rather be a rebel or go full science nerd which is what bill gates, he said no, i want the guy who's pushing me in the locker to really like me and he wants trump and maga, the people who wants bullied him and looked down on him, to like him. and that's what you see, a tremendous need and personal desire by mark zuckerberg to have the people who looked down on him once, to like him. >> we were assessing that earlier in our preparation in the newsroom today, human stories often have more than one purpose, right, the greed on the business side is one thing but, that movie was fiction but it was based on a nonfiction book and it was based on how this went down, jason, and i wonder about that because zuckerberg is an important figure, and so we follow these people and he seems to be looking at especially the online community which has leaned right, and he seems to be doing that thing again, but in a way that i'm not sure will be rewarded, yes, dana white, he's let the fox in the hen house, he's got real power but i'm not sure these people are going to gi

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similarly, american firms, including one financed by the breakthrough energy ventures fund backed by bill gates and jeff bezos, are actively exploring whether greenland could be mined for some of its rich mineral supplies. this would be quite similar if the island were technically american. america has been so influential around the world because it has been able to persuade others that it seeks to act not just in its narrow self-interest, but for broader interests that it wants peace, stability, rules and norms that help everyone. that's why it was able to get 87 countries to immediately condemn russia's war of aggression against ukraine. that is why so many of china's neighbors have allied themselves with the united states of america. in the news conference, trump proposed getting rid of the, quote artificially drawn line between canada and the u.s. of course, that is precisely what vladimir putin says about the line between russia and ukraine, or xi jinping, about the division between china and taiwan. this is a world that makes russia and china great again. go to cnn.com/vote for a link to

bill gates came. mark zuckerberg came. many of them came numerous times. the bankers have all come. everybody's coming. >> these guys want their own villa at mar-a-lago, just like musk. but elon had to earn it. musk had skin in the game. he took a risk when it counted. these other tycoons are just all johnny come latelies like zuckerberg who started transitioning. he showed us he was maga. curious when he said his fact checking system was busted. now mark's getting rid of dei programs at facebook and instagram and sticking it to tim walz. he's taking tampons out of men's bathrooms at company headquarters, and his employees are not happy. at least one person announced their resignation, as others privately relayed to each other that they plan to look for jobs elsewhere. but zuckerberg isn't trying to impress them. he only cares about 47. so he went on rogan to say, it wasn't me. biden's a bully. >> basically, these people from the biden administration would call up our team and like, scream at them. and basically it just got to this point where we were like, no, we're not going to we

bill gates has invested a lot in this area. could we find bipartisan agreement?the energy needs these data centers at back or go to be. it's not going to be wind or solar. it's going to be new source of energy. that is an area we could find some bipartisan agreement to move forward. another announcement the biden administration recently made was these advanced manufacturing centers. i think there's one comment to -- that's a smart investment to put the resources in the next generation of chips. make sure we continue to keep the lead. again modular nuclear energy is an area we could probably work together on. >> it's been a big week for last-minute ai policy with days left in this of administration but yesterday the commerce department also announced new export controls effectively restricting the sale of microchips used to develop artificial intelligence and that included caps not just on rivals like china but even on some u.s. allies. this is your real house in a first, administration to over his export controls. will these new restrictions actually hamper u.s.

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the bill and melinda gates did a lot of funding from this and so there's a lot of foundations that fund these of things. the right wing groups are not the only that do it teacher evaluations generally a failure in part because it didn't really move the needle at all it did was it exited out a lot of teachers from the profession but it didn't change test scores much in either direction, whereas vouchers have hurt these academic measures times fold right so the central puzzle was why are we having this conversation? and i firmly believe and this is more as someone who's worked in the space for a long time, it's not we don't have a data on this per se. my data point is the trump presidency, you know, the the trump presidency the kind of culture war that was swept up in it, in my view. i say this in the book saved the voucher push. it made okay. i mean, listen, i say this around i don't know. you know, i don't get a lot of public debates with organizations about voucher data, with organizations that say trump won election in 2020. what's the point if evidence not going to be on the same pag

annmarie: they want to get this big bill out of the gate. ere's been lots on this program between republicans in the house and senate, how they would go about enacting trump's agenda. for they do one immigration bill out of the gate, or are they going to do adjacent smith, one massive reconciliation bill? president-elect trump made it very clear, one powerful bill, immigration, energy and expanding tax cuts. he made a point to talk about no tax on tips. lisa: ultimately from a market perspective there is a real anxiety right now about how much momentum they have to actually do cost-cutting to offset some of the deficit expansion that a lot of people at this point are just penciling in? jonathan: morgan stanley's mike wilson saying rate of the most important variable to watch. the correlation equity returns, the bond yields decisively negative. jp morgan last talking about this, the rates have decisively moved into what he believes is the danger zone. lisa: there is an alternative. if you take a look at some of the areas that people say have b

i just finished bill gates, the first part of his three part memoir. >> okay. and how was that?i very much enjoyed it. wow. fascinating. >> um, i also read a great novel called the bee's sting, which, uh, it's great. i highly recommend, if you like, kind of sweeping narrative fiction about one family. so good. the bee's sting. my favorite thing that i saw on broadway this year was sunset boulevard. i heard that. unbelievable. >> uh, i've seen i saw cabaret, and i saw the eyes of tammy faye. yes, i saw that together. absolutely. >> i have not, um, the movie that i loved. well, i loved two movies this year. one was conclave. >> did you go to the theater for free? do people, like, give you tickets? what? i don't know, no, i don't know. um, conclave is absolutely incredible. >> you saw. >> i love conclave. >> ralph fiennes is going to be joining us in a bit. >> and i like it. looks like they shot it in the vatican. i mean, they can't. they did not. right. but it looked. >> we'll talk to him about that. it's incredible. it is about the not the coronation of a pope, but the choosing o

. >> well, i'm not saying, they came out of the gate and had their first reconciliation bill coming out in four weeks. >> $2 trillion. with the covid bill. and you didn't like it. you faulted them for using reconciliation. >> -- with the i.r.a.. >> exactly. >> it would be ideal if we could figure out a way to do things at the 60-vote threshold and there are a number of things that we will. we think a generational investment in the border is necessary given where we are after the last four years of what i think is a very failed biden/harris border policy. >> there are 1.4 million people here with orders of removal against them. i have seen numbers that put the cost of expelling them between $80 to $100 billion annually. you get that kind of money in the first hundred days? >> what we're trying to do is get an assessment from the people who are going to be in place. they're going to be implementing oo of the president's policies when it comes to the border to determine what that resource allocation will be. >> i think what we do know, we need physical barriers, technological barriers, we

also in the house, the focus now turns especially for republicans pushing for one big bill to kind of come out of the gate with of all of donald trump's priorities as he comes into office. the discussion was really pushing for that. that was sunday, monday. and now come tuesday, you're hearing it. i don't know if it's people are saying, pump the brakes or just reality is setting in. even republicans seeming to think this might not be the way to go about it. let me play what lindsey graham said. >> is it a risk to put it all in one bill? >> i think it's a risk to our country to delay border security. so if you're a tax cutting person, which i understand, and you're holding the border bill hostage, i think that's a dangerous thing. >> are you more or less likely to sign on to a massive bill that includes possibly, maybe something for everyone, border security, energy tax cuts, debt ceiling suspension? >> well, obviously we haven't seen any text yet, but let me go back. the fact of the matter is that the margins are close, and i'd like to think they'd need democratic support. the way to get people to agree t

i personally still favor a two bill approach so we can get out of the gate immediately, do what we need to do to secure america with money for our national defense and to secure the border, get some immediate reversals of president biden's damaging policies, like reversing the ev mandate, reversing these ridiculous bans on offshore drilling, getting the money back from the student loans and requiring work requirements for medicaid. if we do that we can do a debt ceiling increase and get this done within 45 days but we'll work together whether it's two bills or one to deliver on taxes but also spending restraint in light of what you just had with your previous guest, about bond yields, if we don't deal with spending restraint, and we don't deal with inflation we will not be able to make things affordable for the american people. we've got to cut spending and we're all working on that as we speak. taylor: congressman as you know we have a business audience and i think a lot of people if you're a small business owner, you're waiting at home and hoping for those tax cuts, because i'm thinki

think congress as a voice to those people did the right thing in passing this bill and at least the houses house did out of the gate riled up about illegal migrant crime in the city. chad wolf, thank you for joining us and see you again soon. new york city saw a staggering jump -- this is what i'm talking about. a staggering jump in assaults by repeat offenders in the past six years. what the police blame for this surge in crime. but first, trump said during his second term, there'll be no new wind turbines built. should we be pivoting away from wind energy entirely? i'll put that to energy guy max next. ♪ military decoration awarded by the united states government. the tunnel to towers foundation and the congressional medal of honor society recognizes valor beyond the call of duty. britt slabinski, a recipient of the medal of honor himself, sat down with fellow recipients to hear their stories from their military service to their transition into the veteran community. it■s nothing we won, right? we're pretty vocal on that, saying, look, i didn't win anything like we're a recipient of this. you're going to highligh

limitations on amendments but you have your shot, you get to plead your gate at rules committee for changes you want to the bill. that is taken away from members. and also, it really couldn't straights power with leadership. which is -- concentrates power with leadership, which is a big talking point of the right side of the g.o.p. conference, it is actually an issue in both parties for my entire time on capitol hill is the erosion of real valuable participation by rank and file members in legislating. and you can say who cares, you got your bill. about your thing in the omnibus, but you don't get credit for it hard to go home, and tell your constituents, i got my little bill tucked into a bigger bill that was tucked into a bill irbig and it passed before christmas you probably missed it. i think that folks could have a bigger investment in the legislative process, which why are we allowing a waning of commitment to legislative process on capitol hill. if they could claim credit for these things to get tucked into a big bill or if they were moving individually. >> incentives are important. let's change tech. an

whereas if it's two bills they can do border and energy just pretty much right out of the gate. >> lawrencei know there is a lot of talk about the divide in the republican party. there is some divide when it comes to, you know, it's a slim majority. there has to be a conversation about the democrats not learning anything from the election. >> ainsley: right. >> lawrence: donald trump ran on drill, baby, drill. the voters said they wanted him there they supported the agenda of that and so, for the democrats to not moderate on any of that, and essentially back joe biden and saying hurrah, hurrah, block donald trump when it comes to this. it seems like this is going to be resistance campaign yet again from the democrats that they're not going to try to work on ways that they can agree. why try to further this notion when the voters even in your party, you lost them? so work with him on it. try to get some type of compromise when it comes to, i don't know what they want. cleaner drilling and all. there is ways to work on that. making all energy clean. but to suggest that we shouldn't be drillin

bill or two. at the end of the day, what's important is that we're unified. i think there's two key things that we have to make sure we get done coming in out of the gates in the first year here. we have at risk a $4 trillion tax increase, and we have to secure the u.s./mexico border. i'm of the view that one bill is easier than two difficult negotiations. at the end of the day, what's important is that we're unified so we can deliver on president trump's agenda and the mandate which the voters have sent us to secure the border and make sure we're addressing and preventing a $4 trillion tax increase which would be detrimental to the u.s. economy. cheryl: well, border security, certainly, and that is what america asked for in november when they went to the poll polls. -- polls. but also fiscal responsibility. we're sitting on more than $36 trillion in debt, and we now have a new disaster happening and unfolding right now in california. so is what about the funding needs if for fema who are still dealing with western north carolina, to be clear, still have people in tents there. now you've got thousands that are now homeless in california. how do you balance fis