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i don't think i have ever seen the binder before. that thing is thick. wow.k her about the "new york times" strike. fox news alert, journalist bari weiss has just dropped part 2 of the twitter files exposing the social media company's secret blacklist. ready for this one? stand ford's dr. jay, who argued that covid lockdowns would harm children, twitter secretly placed him on a trends blacklist which prevented his tweets from trending. or consider the popular right wing talk show host dan bongino, who at one point was slapped with a search blacklist. twitter set the account of conservative activist charlie kirk to do not amplify. and twitter denied that it does such things. in 2018 twitter's then head of legal policy and trust and head of products said we do not shadow ban. they added: and we certainly don't shadow ban based on political viewpoints or ideology. but they lied. one senior twitter employee said think about visibility filtering as being a way for us to suppress what people see at different levels. it's a very powerful tool. more: think about visi

. >> oftentimes say on a sunday when the vice president needs to catch up on binders and binders of reading is her spot. >> is that right? >> right here. so she'll sit here. has her binders on the table, but look at the view. >> pretty nice. >> this is one of the few times because of her work and being in the west wing or being in her cars and traveling, it's not like you get to actually see outside and be outside. >> breathe fresh air. >> there will be times when she's here and i say i'm going to go out and do something for a couple of hours. i come back. she's still there reading her stuff, so when she's there, i'll maybe sit here and look at my stuff, once in a while i'll nod and say hi. >> how you doing over there, not a bad place to unwind. >> emhoff isn't just the first second gentleman, he's the first jewish spouse of any president or vice president. >> american jews everywhere, and everyone else around the world watching, it is such an honor to be here tonight as the first second gentleman of the united states. >> this is a first. >> this is a mizuzah. >> a fix of entrances of jewis

i think we kind of, as i'm really we need to be careful about kind of taking on those kind of binders between what culture, both of the anti wo, elgin sure, to be honest. i think most people don't live in that kind of reality. i think doug identified with either kind of a category most people moderated. i have those rise division the fall right on the other hand, really like to play on that sense. but those are awesome that that's trying to need simplicity either is for understanding the world. so to relate to break said that will to kind of the binary around free from a dominating european project. but as i said, those are kind of messages. but my appealed people, especially in kind of a start pit these from social media context and language. but if it's not just to kind of talk about describe the far right but also analyze it, challenge it. and i think we need to say that those categories themselves. so simple binders themselves are really actually super problematic. moreover, when you kind of look at why the works of a science is cultured, most people don't operate in that kind of

matt binder, you are on that list as well.ike you can take the two spider-man scheme and just put two miscellaneous because at this point you have donald trump doing the playing cards, apparently copying something that the other mussolini in florida, florida's governor did first, ron desantis did baseball cards of himself so he did these cards. you sort of have all of these figures who all seem to be radicalized in the same way. and they are all kind of either fighting each other or competing to be the most powerful mussolini. i wonder you, as a young guy who is out there trying to work in the space politically make of this chaos on the right. >> it is really beyond parity, i think. it is south that we have a republican party that seems to have no policy basis and that seems to just support someone like donald trump. like you said, the similarities between elon musk and donald trump are really apparent. they both are grifters, they both -- with donald trump's major announcement which turned out to be a pretty sad and pathetic

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i want to ask you about karine jean-pierre's big binder of answers that she brings in to the briefing who puts that together? is it her, the policy shop? i don't know how much of a chance she gets to look at it. when she goes to it, it's not very convincing what comes out of her mouth. >> i had a big binder and i used it the first month in office. you don't really need it. it's awkward to flip the pages. if you're in the meetings, you don't need the big book. if you're in the meetings, you heard it yourself and you have the discretion to know what to say and when not to say. i don't know where she gets her information from. if she has to still rely on a book like that, something tells me she's not in the meetings so she doesn't know so she has to rely on what other people write for her to say. that is an impossible job to fulfill if that's how the job is set up. you have to be in the room and fast on your feet and deal with the white house press corps. easier in a democratic administration than a republican. but still, that's the job. >> john: i spent a lot of time with you in the bri

ah, that's your fans haven't forgotten the mussolini binders at poor kids. for celtic supporters have been stabbed nearby. oh, celtic has taught me auntie fascism anti racism. and to welcome immigrants which i am being from an irish background and is told it's taught me to respect others and look after animals who are less fortunate than i was else. lots . you are fantastic football club, but they have a base of fans who are very right wing and the full attacks. all we came here for is a game of football. but if you don't oppose fascism you are supporting the sons high principles were matched by manager jock schemes lofty ambitions. in 1967 he led celtic to the final of the european cup in lisbon. big john fallon, a celtic gold keeper for 13 years, was part of the 12 man squad that ran out against inter milan all. but one of them grew up within 10 miles of celtic park. john vividly remembers every detail come out the duration of the, from the tunnel. what, what, what, and they had all written down the hill or the gods charges at all times it all bill faces,

doesn't seem to be a priority, but regardless, we'd now see the binder administration on the brink of essentially turning it back and really doing significant damage to one of the strongest allies, the labor movement, taking away the ability of railroad workers to withhold their labor and go on strike. meanwhile, when it comes to ukraine, an issue that americans have just shown in poll after poll after poll, that they aren't deeply concerned about. we've seen the bio and ministration. never show any restraint and go ahead and provide whatever is asked for whatever is needed in a conflict that most americans just aren't interested in. nigeria has claimed that weapons used in the ukraine. conflicts have ended up being obtained by insurgents in africa. regrettably, the situation in the saw hill and the raging war in ukraine service, major sources of weapons and fighters that boasted the ranks of the terrorist in late chad region. weapons being used for the war in ukraine and russia are equally beginning to filter to the region. while he does then kill main lesson supply. i'm, it's been r

but regardless, we'd now see the binder administration on the brink of essentially turning its back and really doing significant damage to one of its strongest allies, the labor movement, taking away the ability of railroad workers to withhold their labor and go on strike. meanwhile, when it comes to ukraine, an issue that americans have just shown in poll after poll after poll, that they aren't deeply concerned about. we've seen the bible and ministration. never show any restraint and go ahead and provide whatever is asked for whatever is needed in a conflict that most americans just aren't interested in german parliament has passed a motion to officially call an 1900 thirty's famine. that took place on the territory of ukraine. while it was part of the soviet union, a genocide, russian foreign ministry has reacted, slamming the boon to stock resolution as an attempt to distort history. the german political elite attempts to belittle its guilt using artificially contracted acts of genocide by ukrainian nationalists radicals and blaming the u. s. i saw for it the german elite tries to w

however, binder they baby her is new president has pledged to set the country on a new path and bring an end to years of political instability. gina buelo ot was sworn in shortly after the former leader pedro castillo was ousted from power. he sent spend detained by police, accused rebellion and conspiracy. arianna suncrest reports from lima o marching for the former leader, supporters of felucca still gathered outside the prison, where she's been held from the heart of the capital city to the south of the country supporter say they want him freed it whose latest political crisis and from did on wednesday when cathy was impeached by congress when he left the presidential palace the order to arrest him had already been issued, he was on his way to the mexican embassy to seek asylum. but cassius own escorts were instructed to detain him at gunpoint. he was flown to this prison on the outskirts of the capitol, where he'll stay for at least the next 7 days as an investigation into allegations of rebellion and conspiracy gets underway again. i think his lawyer has rejected the charges and

but regardless, we'd now see the binder administration on the brink of essentially turning its back and really doing significant damage to one of the strongest allies, the labor movement, taking away the ability of railroad workers to withhold their labor and go on strike. meanwhile, when it comes to ukraine, an issue that americans have just shown in poll after poll after poll, that they aren't deeply concerned about. we've seen the buy in ministration. never show any restraint and go ahead and provide whatever is asked for whatever is needed in a conflict that most americans just aren't interested in say in the us investigation has revealed that american police officers have faithfully shot a 1000 people per year during each of the last 5 years, according to research published by the washington post, american police officers kill 3 people on average every day. about 30 percent of those killed are african americans with the highest rated shootings occurring the traditional conservative states of new mexico, alaska, and oklahoma. so far this year, american police offices have killed 105

so we spoke to one of the journalists who had that twitter account suspended map binder who's a technology reporter from national. he said it's not a witched wheat. it was pushed must to suspend his account. previously on the old twitter of the pre musk twitter. i'm usually if you had an offending tweet, twitter would temporarily suspend your account and reach out to you letting you know which tweet was, you know, was breaking its policy and simply ask that you delete the tweet so that you can be, you know, reactivated on the platform that did not happen here. the accounts were outright bend of might, the money of the cash going to myself and other journalists mosque is claiming that it's due to posting docs in location information. again, it's unclear what it is that i posted because i didn't share any location data. that mosque is, is referencing. i think it's hard for anyone to look at what's going on at twitter . and if they are reporting fairly and accurately not be critical of what's going on. i mean, for example, just in this very scenario you lot must came out and said that, you kn

doesn't seem to be a priority, but regardless, we'd now see the binder administration on the brink of essentially turning it back and really doing significant damage to one of the strongest allies, the labor movement, taking away the ability of railroad workers to withhold their labor and go on strike, meanwhile, when it comes to ukraine, an issue that americans have just shown in poll after poll after poll, that they aren't deeply concerned about. we've seen the bio and ministration. never show any restraint and go ahead and provide whatever is asked for whatever is needed in a conflict that most americans just aren't interested in. ok, let's pick up or kill was talking about there are a previous $40000000000.00 aid package for ukraine was passed with an overwhelming majority. and i was mentioned, the senate has ruled against that amendment that would have given 7 days of annual sick leave to american real workers, which could have averted a potential. nationwide strike the approved legislation has provided only one extra day off. here's to take on all the other civil rights lawyer,

but regardless, we'd now see the binder administration on the brink of essentially turning its back and really doing significant damage to one of its strongest allies, the labor movement, taking away the ability of railroad workers to withhold their labor and go on strike. meanwhile, when it comes to ukraine, an issue that americans have just shown in poll after poll after poll, that they aren't deeply concerned about. we've seen the bible and ministration, never show any restraint and go ahead and provide whatever that or whatever is needed in a conflict that most americans just aren't interested. all right, our teeth came up and thanks to bring us those details. now we go to europe where 6 explosive parcels have been discovered in spain. that's according to local media citing police officials vanish. authorities have stepped up security measures in view of this threat. the bomb parcels had been sent to high profile targets, including the ukrainian embassy and madrid, as well as the u. s. embassy and the spanish prime minister security officer was injured after one device detonated, an

but regardless, we'd now's the binder administration on the brink of essentially turning its back and really doing significant damage to one of the strongest allies, the labor movement, taking away the ability of railroad workers to withhold their labor and go on strike. meanwhile, when it comes to ukraine, an issue that americans have just shown in poll after poll after poll, that they aren't deeply concerned about. we've seen the bible and ministration. never show any restraint and go ahead and provide whatever is asked for whatever is needed in a conflict that most americans just aren't interested in. well it may be approaching the festive season, but there looks to be little joy ahead for dutch farmers. the netherlands government has plumbing to shutter 3000 farms to fall in line with an e. u. environmental mandate to cut down on c o. 2 emissions farmers, as we can see here, brought their big machinery to the streets to protest the dictate. government officials have put a set of choices on the table. either drastically reduce emissions, relocate or cease operations altogether. the

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and that the binder is still the same carpet, that's what i called the scottish grandmother's carpet,his? well, the most reverent thing is when the gift is already there and it needs to be arranged, because that's how it looks. this is the first impression. and it may look. well , it’s sad, but it can look magical, and we just did. now let's meet with you people who help it look magical, if you can manually make a package, then why not make a case out of it? i got the idea from my mom. we called our brand magic it was invented, mom, she wanted to put into it the meaning that we create paper magic. that is you turn yes we turn a gift. it's something magical. i wonder how exactly the plots were born, because on each paper there is some kind of some kind of its own . history. sometimes i dream of them honestly. here are some tiles. here i wake up in the morning and i saw some kind of dream, but in reality i call my mother and say. we need to do something, we don’t have full-time illustrators, we find everyone we like, every detail, every character. he is thought out by mom, sometimes he

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apparently in the pursuit of climate justice, you can fly a single binder down all the way of the coastete. and i felt bad for ordering a single cup of soup on post meats the other day. lo and behold just a few hours later the pork bill a signed and sealed. good thing the bill didn't fly southwest. the real question here has anyone on his staff ever heard of the internet. renew your passport online now why are we flying a document all over the caribbean where were all the courier pigeons booked. i know biden is elderly definitely around for the fax machine. property not a security issue because if that were true, hillary clinton would have never had to email servers. carbon for me and none for thee. we just had one of the first -- most brutal winter storms in recent history and one of the only things that kept people safe and warm was fossil fuels. so it makes no sense that while we are in these dangerous times well they are still digging human beings out of the snow in buffalo. the left so adamant about banning fossil fuels. this storm could have taken the lives of many more people if

it's been weeks since his press secretary read that page from her binder. >> drug shortages are not uncommong the administration is regularly monitoring. the fda is always tracking shortages at the national level and works closely with manufacturers to understand their production and supply. this is something that we are monitoring. i would refer you to the fda on any specifics. >> are you considering stepping in and working with companies in any way similar to how you did with the baby formula shortage. >> i don't have anything to share on any type of outreach. >> rachel: speaking of the baby formula shortage that's been going on for nine months, you may be wondering if that's all cleared up by now. nope? according to census bureau survey from last month a third of u.s. households are still having trouble finding formula. in a new report commissioned by the fda says the agency needs different kinds of leadership to handle god crises like this so people like pete buttigieg and the biden administration can talk all day about equity but at the end of the day rich families are the one who are g

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i know some of those journalists know, he didn't and one journalist matt binder, he does technology news he said "i did not share any location data as per twitter's new terms nor share links to elon's jet or any checking accounts. i've been highly critical of musk but never broke twitter's current policies." >> todd: all parties are in disagreement that he shut down. i understand this from both perspectives having a family and protect your family at all costs. if you see anything that endangers them you will speak up. the notion from the journalist, musk is a free-speech absolutes it's so why not allowing free speech in this context? i think the overall takeaway goes beyond that and it is as follows. where were these liberal journalists since forever? in many cases cold for the censorship of just a few trump, jordan peterson and all journalist who exposed the hunter biden laptop story. they not only were silent in many instances, but they proposed and encouraged the censorship of these very conservative voices. so, i find it very rich they are speaking out now that they, themselves. >> c

the hatch act, you know attorneys will figure it all out but what we do know is it's not in that binder. an honest question about is the president considering what's happening right now on the ground doesn't actually get into the hatch act. let's move forward. president biden reportedly very frustrated with the fixation on his age. "politico" is reporting that president biden, who just turned 80, has vented about it to his allies saying, quote, you think i don't know how bleeping old i am? recent polls have shown that americans don't want biden to run again in 2024. citing his age as a major reason. a progressive group that launched the don't run joe campaign released its first ad. >> i'm concerned with joe biden's low polling. >> with his low popularity he is way too much of a gamble. >> if he runs the election is at serious risk. >> we can't afford to lose. >> don't run, joe. >> don't run, joe. >> don't run, joe. >> harris: wow, i got it. it's pretty clear. >> yeah. it's a reality, joe. i don't know why you should be so offended by the fact of the reality of your age. look, more conce

some day we'll open her binders and see they were filled with comic books. less hate less child exploitation. that seems like an improvement. isn't this what the democrats would be for? instead liberals complain that republicans care too much about such things. next they'll say fighting child exploitation is white supremacy, if they haven't already. [cheers and applause]. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests! she's small enough to be a stocking stuffer. cohost of america's news room and the five, dana perino! [cheers and applause] >> greg: he writes for major publications, then delivers them on his paper rout. host of the guy benson show, guy benson! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: her mistletoe has a bunion. fox news contributor kat timpf. [cheers and applause] >> greg: and santa leaves him cookies for christmas. my massive side kick and the nwa's world heavy weight champion tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: isn't it interesting we were talking about this on the five dana, that's a show you and i basically save. [laughter] >> dana: 12 year

somebody better tell that to the white house press secretary and put it in her binder. >> when are you guys going to delete the white house twitter account? >> why would we do that? >> well, you are saying you are keeping an eye on twitter because it might not be a suitable platform. why use it? >> the president has always said and he has been very clear in his belief that it is important social media platforms to continue to take steps to reduce hate speech and misinformation. we have multiple platforms, as you know, that we utilize to communicate with the american people. >> harris: is that code for because we can't live without twitter? i don't know. earlier this month, days after president biden insisted elon musk's foreign connections warranted a closer look his treasury secretary said this. >> we have really no basis to examine his finances of his company. i'm not aware of concerns that would cause us to investigate. oops, did someone call her and tell her you can't tell the truth like that? now she is saying something completely different. >> let me clarify, i misspoke. if there

and all the things that you put in that binder for a table top and, like you said, many of the things that you named i was there working shortages shoulder with you including when the president signed an executive order around where the george floyd bill would pass with republicans in the senate that let it pass. house gop leader kevin mccarthy is still trying to generate enough support from his caucus to secure the speakership. it appears that effort may have to resolve itself on the floor of the house between factions of the gop that support and oppose that bit. what does it say to you, in your gop comet colleagues, to have been reunited behind mccarthy just days before taking control of the house? >> i think it is quite simple. he won't be a nancy pelosi. he is not able to control his caucus. democrats will have the door open then to be able to fight for justice and to get some of our issues on the front burner. i think he is in trouble. he promised something that he couldn't keep. he said that there would be a wide margin. it also speaks to his lack of leadership. he's been able t

the binder administration is still arguing that we need to get rid of title 42 when they are demandingks on planes and vaccine mandates in universities it makes no sense to me. >> ha>> dagen: it's not just the deed it's the word it's what karine jean-pierre was saying earlier this week. even alejandro mayorkas earlier this year that really anyone who knows and sees the truth that we are doing the job of smugglers by saying that the border is open. telling the truth about biden and company's policies rather than the policies themselves is enriching human traffickers and drug traffickers. we only tell the truth and show the truth in these photos to prevent people, migrants, from diane by drowning. from dying in the back or suffocating in the back of a tractor-trailer. we only show the truth and tell the truth to avoid more women from being raped. for avoiding one more person from dying from sentinel poisoning. the hardship of communities along the border, alleviate the arch of our communities in new york city to burden the uncontrolled illegal immigration this country is seeing. at all b

their jobs here when you knew the lobster in maine, but the thing that just so you know sean, is that binderause when he goes to russia as they put rubber bands over his class so he doesn't go up in each end. >> oh, boy, was very happy that the girl that directed them, which way to go and got p stage this week, that at least she directed and distracted him. and he didn't sniff her hair. that was the moment of relief for me. [laughter] >> right sure good to see. >> more hannity right after this. s - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $1 billion in payroll tax refunds. but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com powered by innovation refunds. merry christmas to each and every one. as we celebrate christmas you may wonder if jesus christ can make

jimmy: transthelation will, i don't have anything in my binder that can bail me out of this, so please before i have to shake a magic 8 ball. now -- no, not that kind of 8 ball,s hunter. the biggest revelation remains if the hunter biden laptop is real, there's a real chance our president could be compromised. where there's smoke, there's fire. either that, or elizabeth warren is sending a message. let's meet our party panel. fox news contributor and professor of business and economics at the kings college in manhattan, brian brenberg in the house, boom! former biden campaign surrogate and democratic strategist kevin walling, and last but not least, writer and comedian, charles mcbee is in the house, look at this! >> i didn't know that. good job. that's a huge job. jimmy: and my dog is still alive. he has been endorsed on linkedin for survival is. [laughter] wallen, you say this was -- >> please don't, let's go to brian. >> no, kevin, please. jimmy: you with say this is all a nothing burger which i find problematic. they're trying to ban burgers in your party a, so let's have this conv

their individualized learning plan, they get what is called an a plus camp on on a page from the binders they can collect these camps? and every time they complete a card, they can exchange those cards to get rewards from themselves. so we have, like five reward cards that they can exchange for a $10 reward card from amazon or itunes. so during the time of the holidays, our goal was to find a way providing opportunity for our kids. to support other kids, perhaps in need, and that's how we decided to bring this forward to them. promote this to our families and our kids where every card that the kids would donate would be equivalent to $1 donation, and then magnesium would take all those cards combined and match them dollar for dollar and that was how we decided on our kids being able to help their fellow kids during the holidays in need , and we discussed this among our staff and we selected this year the child advocates of silicon valley based on the recommendation of our staff to help the foster youth in the community. well, it sounds like a win win. the kids are not only helping thems

matt binder, victor shi, you all won the week for being here. all in with chris hayes starts right now. being here>> tonight on all in. >> mister chairman, in numerous places, our constitution strongly opposes insurrection and rebellion. >> new reporting that the january 6th committee is preparing to vote on multiple criminal referrals for donald j trump. >> just like everyone else in our country, he is responsible for his own actions, and his own choices. >> tonight, what we know about what those charges are and what it would mean for the special counsel's investigation. then, elon musk and a study, and absolute power corrupting absolutely. >> you show a link to realtime information -- >> guess which question has florida's governor literally running away from reporters? when all in starts, right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. when it convenes on monday, the january 6th committee could vote to send multiple criminal referrals of donald trump to the department of justice. nbc news is now reporting while no formal decisio