. >> reporter: bill moore is the president of the ups airlines paired >> don't wait.er chip early and often. report a man carrying 20,000 packages every time is md-11 takes off, you can almost say that captain chad gerber will be flying santa's sleigh next week. >> there's a name in a story with every one of those packages. and all of them are really important to deliver. you know every bit as important. >> reporter: in this plane will soon leave atlanta for louisville. it's about 14,000 packages on board that will be sorted and be in position ready to deliver all over the world as soon tomorrow morning. now if it feels like the shipping deadlines are happening a little bit faster than usual, they are. it's because christmas is on a monday which means you lose the christmas eve on a sunday as a delivery day. norah. >> norah: that's good to know and fascinating to see how it all works. kris van cleave, thank you. we have some tragic new details the death of "friends" star matthew perry. what the autopsy reveals next. b. like here. and here. not so much here. farxiga re

not only this is bill moore that they did not want to want to stop when the entire international community continue to hold for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire declaring, you know, is it not by then? and his still were saying, no carry on. how much gonna win is what oh, must emerge when i is more because he understood it likely that defeats his will, would be as if he was something in the middle east. so that's why you can only continue to defend finance us up with the war until this day. well, no matter how this ends, israel is lost, it is lost on so many different levels. and we will, i want to talk about the day after i find new, quite odious the they to israel and the americans are talking about the day after when they objectified palestinians still again. but let me, let me go to you. joe finally said, you said many times be said recently that i am a scientist. now, i know americans are not very well educated this the better now than they've ever been before. and i'm very happy about that. but i know that's something that the is really political elite wants to be here. i don't thi

. >> reporter: bill moore is the president of ups airlines. >> we process nearly 2,000 packages everyreporter: and that's because they operate 24/7, not even stopping for this interview. oh, sorry. how are supply chain this is year >> they're getting better but still causing pockets of constraint, particularly in some of our airport parts. >> reporter: he says ups has its own weather forecasters watching for conditions that could affect its airplanes. what throws a wrench in it this time of year >> weather we're definitely praying for good weather. >> reporter: next it goes down the shoot into a cargo container and on to this massive jet the container is designed to limit the spread of a fire and protect the aircraft, a new risk given the rise of products powered by lithium batteries. >> this is a workhorse for u.p.s. >> it absolutely is. it goes all the way around the world. >> reporter: the first officer has piloted ups planes for five years. we notice the containers are oddly shaped to fit every nook and cranny of the plane. >> you will see the more curved ones go up on the main ca

bill banning gender affirming care for youth. the oklahoma house votes to remove representative moore return from all the committee assignments. the targeted attack on their colleague. the only state lawmaker. people do not feel represented, protected by the people in. this body trans people don't feel safe here. montana's house lawmakers have voted to ban the first transgender legislator from speaking on the floor for the remainder the session. he's asking me to be complicit in this eradication of community and i refuse to do so. today. i'm standing up for myself and people like your constituents who are like, will you refuse to acknowledge we're talking about, you know, a community that has been marginalized, misunderstood. it's not worth risking one child safety. it's not worth risking one life. virginia delegate announced she's running for state senate delegate danica rhome history as the first openly transgender lawmaker in virginia. you have to have the community be present at the table talking to you about what it is that trans youth actually go in the first place. we continuously hold you accountable. we push you to be

them out, the protesters fought back comprehensively with a bill to prevent burning the building and public to get all your money. samantha moore, the house of commons vote that woman a long time democratic activist ,was hospitalized with a bloody nose and two black eyes after trying to get the protesters to leave. a few hours later, some of the pro-palestinian crowd showed up outside the progressive congressman home in the middle of the night. honking their horns and yelling at him on bullhorns demanding. >> a cease fire talinda, who until recently was a member of the democratic socialists of america, isn't backing down on his for israel, though the morning after he posted. if these protesters think hurting se to win people over to their side, they are very mistaken. so far, there have been no arrest and no charges from the democrats unity party saturday night. but detroit police say they are investigating. >> well, in unity, going swimmingly. >> american colleges are out of control. the reason so many young americans hate our country is because they're being taught to resent themselves and our nation. from the moment they ste

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moore, an economist, says this sends the wrong fiscal message. >> i hate this about young americans, they think somebody else has to pay off their bills.ant to pay other people's and i think i speak for most americans, don't want to pay other people student loan debt. >> the most recent announcement brings the total student loan debt forgiveness to one hundred $32 billion, all of that casting taxpayer money, forgiveness extensive. 6 million americans, president biden pledge to get around the supreme court ruling against him when he tried to push the entire forgiveness package through at once. >> president biden: i said at the time, the court's decision to strike down my student debt relief program was wrong but i wouldn't give up. >> now he is he stealing together this plan to try to get a lot of the student loan forgiveness past through with the liberal rule changes. a one thanks very much indeed. nikki haley sounded the alarm on the nation's debt last night. >> we have to grow our economy so people have more money in their pockets, look at the supply-chain and make sure we are funneling that so builders don't have to go overseas to f

moore: thank you. i appreciate the comprehensive view of the defense bill we're going to be finalizing tomorrow. the senate is currently voting on it right now, actually. this is one of those amazing things congress finds a way to get something done, get something done for our service men and women. you talk about tricare, we will not only talk about tricare and the housing and health care issues our service men and women face with rampant inflation going on and they get squeezed more than anybody and they don't exist in the private sector and can't go to their boss and ask for a raise but are serving our nation and are being squeezed by the fiscal policy that created inflation. our bill addresses so much of that but also goes at the lethal aid we need to defend our nation, the deterrence you talk about, particularly with my district, the f-35 program is so key and important and the naval shipyards that you work on. so thank you, representative kiggans, for the work you do. thrilled to be a part of something at this time of christmas to show our service men and women that their representatives c

downs, of course, and lindsey moore was 7 years old when she watched her dad, ted, sell one of hirst prized possessions. it's a collector's item football card to help pay the bills's dad is opening a secret santa gift. his wife reads lindsey's letter thanking him for the sacrifice to the family. he opens that pack annual and what do you think he finds? the football card. ted tears up, he then goes to hug lindsey, and we got the card right there. there it is right there nfl legend dan marino's rookie card with my miami dolphins. lindsey wrote in her letter, and it taught me that i would do whatever necessary to ensure my future family never needed anything. it was a lesson that has stuck with me since that moment. and what a lesson for all of us, right? >> stephanie: so thoughtful. such a great lesson. how did she track it down all those years later? >> gio: right. >> stephanie: it's incredible. >> will: i wonder who got the better feeling, lindsey or dad. right? >> gio: you're right. >> will: a special experience for everyone and a very nice card. >> gio: so beautiful. that's right. >>> coming up here in our second hour, holiday travel, the huge number of people

bills became law despite holding a total of 724 votes. that among who should be speaker. a look at the numbers of the extraordinary cast that grips congress. >>> plus, governor wes moore willichael mann will be a guest on his new film, "ferrari." "morning joe" is moments away. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. >>> republicans are against so many critical actions that help middle class working people, especially black americans. remember how the pandemic hit black businesses especially hard. how my predecessor, on his watch, women and minority small businesses were last in line to accessing relief for the paycheck program. we went to minority owned businesses first, not last. >> that was president biden touting his economic policies in milwaukee yesterday. joining us now -- i can't believe they invited this guy on. it was a condition for me hosting, to not have him as a guest. man, joining us now, co-author of "the playbook," eugene daniels. here we go. eugene, biden is trying to make a play on the economy for 2024. see it there in the speech. is it working? he's been making this play for months now. what's the results? >> yeah, it's not really wor

bills are ready to join us, we'll welcome them with open arms. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah, mr. moore, for five minutes. mr. moore: thank you, mr. speaker. american leadership has always been the most influential, po powerful agent for freedom, peace, and democracy. one month ago the house stood up to protect our values and national interests by passing a bipartisan package to help israel defend itself from hamas. i recently attended a screening of the footage from hamas that chairman mccaul and ranking member meeks invited us all too. i'm so grateful for their leadership to do that. i knew it was footage that would be tough to see, but i knew it was footage i needed to see. and i won't ever be the same having seen that. as we support our ally, we must take a comprehensive look at the biden administration's middle east policy. encapsulating all my thoughts today and remarks is a simple concept of with foreign policy, although it would be desired by all, you can't have it all. you have to take tough choices when it comes to foreign policy. you don't get to have everything that you woul

moore for his closing remarks. >> president biden is circumventing the rule of law and leave a bill to pay uncovered student loans. we will bring in h.j.res. 88, which will drastically the repayment program and make the student loan program more expensive. this sets a precedent that loans do not need to be repaid and give a blanket subsidy to earn is government at its worst. for those who never went to college and struggling with and those who paid off loans, any effort to wipe the slate clean is unfair. i support universities focusing on a strong o.r.i. we support federal reforms but not for giveness and the system has plenty of room to improve and high height the state of utah. it has the and the lowest percentage of graduates. the university of utah medical school and nursing program worked to hold down and schedules to allow students to work while attending colleges. i apologized to students in the first district who paid their way through school and paid their taxes. only to have their hard-earned dollars who have chosen a career that required carrying some debt that they planned for and we are teaching our