. >> doctor conner bowman is accused of killing betty bowman. investigators say the drug colchicine, which is used to treat gout, was found in her system. but prosecutors say betty never had gout. >> one morning there was a bunch of their dogs were barking over there, a whole bunch, and i might have heard a bit of shouting or something while we were sleeping. but yeah. and then, sure enough, the cops kind of came soon after. >> police say bowman, who was a mayo clinic pharmacy resident and poison control specialist, researched the drug and what a lethal dose would be for someone of his wife's weight. the court documents say the couple had a rocky marriage and bowman was in severe debt with prosecutors alleging he told a friend he'd receive a large payout from betty's life insurance policy. meanwhile in massachusetts, another spouse accused of poisoning their significant other, roxanne doucet, is charged with attempted murder after police say she tried to poison her husband by giving him tainted soup. >> i did not try to poison my husband, invest

bowman for being here as well.esses made it abundantly clear, every state is now a border state, and why we are here because secretary mayorkas's policies were exploited by the drug cartels and have done incredible damage to the united states. were in violation of the laws passed by this congress. the congress said the i and a detained, parole is an exception based on extreme circumstances,t the secretary says is now being released into the country willy- nilly. is a violation of the law. interesty disregarding the congress. he's also disregarded the judiciary branch. four court rulings said cease and desist because you're e oath at age 17 to defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. eran people. it wasn't to defend the landmass or the flag. it was to defend the constitution. this secretary to the same oath to defend the constitution. well i'm sorry, but i think the constitution of the united states says we write the laws and choose whatever the heck he wants to when he is the executive bran

doctor conner bowman is accused of killing betty bowman., which is used to treat gout, was found in her system. but prosecutors say betty never had gout. >> one morning there was a bunch of their dogs were barking over their whole bunch, and i might have heard a bit of shouting or something while we were sleeping, but yeah, and then sure enough, the cops kind of came soon after. >> police say bowman, who was a mayo clinic pharmacy resident and poison control specialist, researched the drug and what a lethal dose would be for someone of his wife's weight. court documents say the couple had a rocky marriage and bowman was in severe debt with prosecutors alleging he told a friend he'd receive a large payout from betty's life insurance policy. meanwhile, in massachusetts, another spouse accused of poisoning their significant other, roxanne doucet, is charged with attempted murder after police say she tried to poison her husband by giving him tainted soup. i did not try to poison my husband, investigators in townsend say in early december, the 6

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bowman, as a professor. you said that the impeachment of mayorkas needs to be based on not policy differences but has to be some version of the constitution, another quote from you, for illegal ends are serious offenses. is that correct, yes or no, that you said those things? has to be some version of the constitution for illegal instances. yes or no? >> i'm sorry, could you repeat that? >> you said it. i need to watch my time to move on through this. not administering the laws of the land, is that a serious offense or illegal anti-s -- illegal pnd -- illegal ends, does that rise to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors? >> absolutely, yes. >> unequivocally. >> we have three attorney general's saying hi crimes and misdemeanors, what we tolerate, we in power, congress has to do his job. if you don't follow the law, you are going to be out. thank you. >> gentleman yields. i now recognize the gentleman from arizona for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you guys for showing up. you guys aren't

bowman?we do have collusion between the chinese and terrorists >> yes, the missouri state highway patrol seized 12,500 grams of fentanyl. that is enough to kill every one in missouri. >> i now recognize the ranking member for five minutes of questioning. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, mr. chairman, i have been on this committee since its inception and i have served as a top democrat since 2005. during that time, democrats and republicans have engaged in spirited debate over policy, both with each other, and with various administrations. at the end of the day, however, we always came together to make homeland more secure for the american people. this has been our reputation and as a point of pride for us, and all of my republican counterparts, from chairs and ranking members. today marks a dramatic shift from the committee's record of sensible bipartisan public policymaking. if we used to come together to resolve policy disputes, now public's are trying to use the awesome power of impea

bowman? >> we do have collusion between the chinese and terrorists >> yes, the missouri state highway patrol seized 12,500 grams of fentanyl. that is enough to kill every one in missouri. >> i now recognize the ranking member for five minutes of questioning. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, mr. chairman, i have been on this committee since its inception and i have served as a top democrat since 2005. during that time, democrats and republicans have engaged in spirited debate over policy, both with each other, and with various administrations. at the end of the day, however, we always came together to make homeland more secure for the american people. this has been our reputation and as a point of pride for us, and all of my republican counterparts, from chairs and ranking members. today marks a dramatic shift from the committee's record of sensible bipartisan public policymaking. if we used to come together to resolve policy disputes, now public's are trying to use the awesome power of i

speaking at the private event in south carolina, bowman says progress has been made against inflationnd says the bank should continue with short-term rates at the current levels. >>> shares of samsung under pressure in overseas trading. the world's largest memory chip maker says its operating profit fell 35% last quarter to $2.1 billion. that is a far short of estimate closer to $2.8 billion. the shortfall weighed on the results. in late october, sk, the second largest chipmaker, signalled that weak demand may have finally bottomed out. frank. >> we will watch that. shares down 2.5%. silvana, see you later on. >>> turning attention back to wall street. the ten-year treasury inching back above 4% after falling below the key level yesterday. former bond king phil gross calling it overvalued at 4%. gross said advocating for the 2/10 year earns more carry. we have more with seema shah to discuss. good morning. >> good morning. >> he is a fan of the two-year treasury or the treasury protected tips. what is your take? are you a fan of the two-year bond? >> i do think there is some pressure

does it bother you what congressman bowman wrote? >> there are a lot of things that bother me about jamaal bowman. he voted against the infrastructure bill which is shocking. he said things that are so unsupportive and so negative towards israel. and the fact that he is using these conspiracy theories of the past is outrageous. i'm unhappy with jamaal bowman on a lot of fronts. >> he said he would welcome endorsement from former governor andrew,. the u.s. justice department on friday dropped -- released its investigation into cuomo's office and found that in his office, women employees were subjected to a sexually hostile route. they tolerated it. and cuomo's office retaliated against whistleblowers, which was known, when he said last summer that you would accept his endorsement. i stand by that? do you want his endorsement? >> i'm not seeking his endorsement and i can guarantee that andrew, will not endorse me. >> what you say that? >> he has never really liked me. >> since 2001, the mets have been losing ground in nassau and suffol

bowman is buying votes, blacks are drifting away from the democrat party. without 90% of the black vote, biden's chances of win willing slim. offer money and lots of it. if mesh sun willing to pay up, we're a racest -- america is unwilling to pay up, we're a racest nation. biden will have to deal at some point and he'll be asked about it and he'll be on the spot. one more split in a democrat party split on just about everything except hatred of donald trump. third hour of varney starts now. stuart: ben domenech is with us this morning. sounds like the democrats are getting desperate, what say you? >> i think all the reparations talk is more what you've pointed out and completely economically eric republican reinceable and in -- e inafford physical and ty have reparations and would that stop people like jamal bowman from saying america is a racist nation and founded in racism and slavery and subjew grace of litany of -- subjugation of things from the left? of course not. they want to have their cake and eat it too. as you acknowledged, it's a weight of infla

i'm the furthest, bowman. yeah. uh, is only the bottoms out things and they've been, they've been out. so the of, of the effectiveness is almost 0 and people don't care at all because they see that what they are having the amenities and the pro fees are seeings out. what they're doing is a duty is a religious and morale. i'm the human italian duty towards the developer of brothers and sisters in dallas, teen via the tax are uh, the tax on the and then the richie uh not, i use the innovation. they are not identify the shipment, they are not charging us any ship. uh the tax. all right, in this very specific things, they are a very, very specific and very limited to that, that the ships, the hitting to is the right and to the ships link to his right. i'm to the ship's own to buy yours. right. and the fees. and it'd be blue said they would do their best to make it very safe to make very, very safe. the displacement of palestinians hasn't just being happening. these pods, number of months has been ongoing since the estab

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and uh and uh now what does that um, recons, i'm the british bowman. yeah. uh is only the bombed out things and they've been, they've been out. so the of, of the effectiveness is almost 0 and people don't care at all because they see that what they have to, i mean the amenities and the pro fees are things out. what they are doing is a duty is a religious and morale. i'm the human italian duty towards the end of it, or of brothers and sisters in dallas. teen via the tax are uh, the tax on the and then the ritzy. uh, not the unit, the innovation. they are not getting the shipment. they are not charging us any ship, the tax, all right, in this very specific things. they are a very, very specific. i'm very limited to that, that the ships, the hitting to israel and to the ships link to israel and to the ship's own devices . right. and the fees and it'd be blue said they would do their best to make it very safe to make that it's a very safe iran on china having those to be here based on so be rebel groups attacks on ships in the red sea in retaliation is rounds wi

hey, we're randomly. bowman, this is molly. how you doing? my just built it 2 years ago and it got destroyed. now look around, the view is frightening, something i do not know what to say. this was a random bowman should go so far away. i'd have had up to at least in 2010. i bought an apartment here in tower number 5 on the 6th floor tomorrow. but then i did not expect that any aggress dinner escalation would destroy my partner, shut off the west, suddenly they dropped the leaflets. here i was the last one to evacuate the tower. 5 hours before the bombing. i came out with only the clothes i am wearing the shop to i knew because of what the destruction here is. increasing the devastation is growing and the ground operation is also expanding. and these rarely army has now started talking about withdrawing forces and ending the ground operation in the north. and that the operation will move to the southern region and here in the central region, although there had been recent ground incursions near nicer hospital in the con unice area, residents

bowman wants to spend 14-trillion dollars on these reparations. you are young. this? >> well, i won't be taking policy prescriptions from somebody that doesn't the know the difference between a fire alarm and a door. having massive reparations that cost the american taxpayers billion dollars one do much. what he could do to help black americans is close the border and deal with illegal immigrants which is taking jobs away from working class black people and putting a strain on black neighborhood where were a lot of illegal immigrants are held. >> trace: a singer of 5 for fighting. made compelling videos dealing with current events. he released one called we are not okay. i will play a portion of this and get your response. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't understand ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trace: he said its not pro-israel or pro-palestinian. do entertainers sway people? >> absolutely. some is meant to create discourse. he wants to create conversations. that's important want not only the creative element of expressing himself, but allowing those issues to come to the surface. stewart talked a

i'm the furthest bowman. yeah. uh, is only the bottoms out things and they've been, they've been out. so the of, of the effectiveness is almost 0 and people don't care at all because they see that what they are having the amenities and the pro fees are seeing that what they're doing is a duty is a religious and morale. i'm the human need that in duty towards the end of it or of brothers and sisters in dallas, teen via the tax are uh, the tax on the and then the read see, are not, are you in this the innovation then not to identify the shipment. they are not charging us any ship, the tax. all right, in this very specific things, they are a very, very, is specific. i'm very limited to that. at the ships the hitting to is right. and to the ships link to is right. i'm through the ship's own devices, right. and the fees and it'd be to blue said they would do their best to make it very safe to make that it's a very safe iran storm. and as it has endorsed here, based on so the rebel groups, the tanks on ships and the red

unfortunately, the left hand side and the so as bowman, betty, the ellison whom everyone knew, locked. she died unto the ruins of her enclosure because of the highest bush and boom. simply fall on the gatehouse next to the 2nd large animal was a heap of cold beauty. she survived through the inside locate and lived with us for several years after the war. thanks to the care of the employees, leningrad, the city, the capture of which hitler attached a specialist or teacher can political importance to is a symbol of resistance and bravery. all to so commentary, leningrad, unbreakable, and tells the story of those who lived through the constant shelling, bombing, and what a time. and you can watch the full film on monday for now. just a very short clip of the day. do we use sort huge city under siege for the 1st time in history and it didn't surrender it preserved despite the loss of more than a 1000000 people. nothing blanket had ever happened before. periods which are likely to escape flies in humane sufferings, were endeared by the people of this each landing grad bombing, cold, darkne

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bowman. >> j.c.er at a club in granbury that i had taken susan to, and i'd introduced them, and they were casually dating. >> he was basically just seen as a guy who had stumbled into susan's life at a point. he was one of the last male relationships she had before she was killed. >> i was bartending at north fork in granbury, and this cute little lady came in one night wearing this shirt, einstein sticking his tongue out. i had the poster at the time, and she was wearing this, and i said, "i like that shirt." that's how we broke the ice. and the next time she came in, she gave me that shirt. >> i don't think it was a real hot and heavy romance, but they had fun together. it was kind of a distraction for both of them. >> and j.c. bowman was apparently passably cute. and he started coming by her house at night. >> neither one of us wanted a serious relationship. we just wanted friends with privileges. she would call me when she was in the mood to have company, and we'd sit there and watch the movie an

bowman, professor bowman andfessor perlstein with respect to the meaning of the statute, the range of mean, the constitutional law and the range of it and goes directly to the issue of the impact of policy disputes and the fact that they should not be a basis for constitutional impeachment proceedings like we are having today. i know the other side disagrees with the testimony that was given, and that's their right. i disagree statements and many, much of the language included in the resolution that is going to be voted in innocent forward. but i think we have an obligation to the senate, essentially as factfinders here, to provide to them a fuller record than is being included in the actual language for the articles of impeachnt so it's fair, instruct comments relevant and based on the expert testimony and their expertise in constitutional law. so i ask support for this amendment so that it can be included in the articles of impeachment and with that i yield back. >> the gentleman yields. as any other member wish to speak on the amendment? >> mr. chairman? thank you. up to 20 pages i

however, bowman warned upside risk remained and the fed is not at the point p to cut rates.ast friday's hotter than expected payroll report has investors reassessing how aggressive the fed and other central banks will be with the interest rate cuts this year. according to goldman sachs, the market is pricing in 140 basis points in cuts from the fed and 150 from the ecb and 126 from the bank of england. a lot of rate cuts expectations priced into the curves. let's bring in richard kelly, head of global strategy. richard, wonderful to have you on the show. let's talk about the 140 basis points priced in to the u.s. yield curve. what needs to happen for the rate cuts to start? >> i think we don't have enough priced in. there is still more to come. the issue is the fed is laser focused on the level of inflation. they need to see that decelerate. that is the gatekeeper to start to ease to start to lower. >> in the absence of the fed indicating they will commence with the rate cutting cycle, how much more will be priced in? it feels it is hovering between 1 140 and 160. >> you nee

we've got fed governor michelle bowman and john.omments the fed might make about future interest rates, how many cuts you might get, or hikes. that would be something that would catch their attention. if you watch the futures markets

they successfully recruited candidates to run against jamaal bowman, cori bush as a challenger, ilhanhas a challenge. they're coming directly at them. mark penn and nancy jacobson our main characters in this book as well, along with mark penn's protÉgÉ, congressman from north jersey, the chief antagonist of the squad. they have raised tens of millions of dollars over the years for this organization "no labels." private equity folks, football team owners, home depot ceos, that kind of crowd. they try to present themselves as this nonaligned centrist organization. nancy jacobson has said aipac is one of the groups she works most closely with. famously, they're trying to recruit a joe manchin type figure to run as "independent" in the presidential campaign, which presumably would be to the benefit of trump. juan: you mentioned josh gottheimer. the congressman from new jersey. could you talk about his history before he got into congress? >> not only does it have the standard pro-israel activism, but he works with mark penn for many years and mark penn did a lot of his business with saudi

bowman, mr.fire alarm guy is one thing that is hurting him but also when it comes to cori bush, omar and it has been their stance on hamas and israel and calling israel -- you said accused them of genocide when it comes to gaza. that's where the political story will play out for these guys. for all four of them. >> dana: who gets money and who doesn't. >> they have all got serious challenges. believe me it will be the israel story that could really hurt them. >> dana: we're still monitoring the hearing on the hill. question hasn't begun. we'll bring it to you as soon as it happens. ♪ zyrtec! ♪ works hard at hour 1 and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ let's be more than our allergies! and for fast allergy relief with a powerful decongestant, try zyrtec-d. you give eye exams. i give fresh starts. better vision, healthy eyes? everybody wants that. "hero doc saves vision!" well, i— —"hero owl saves money!" get 50% off lenses when you

bowman asked testimony, one thing i wish he would have included in this statement from mister bowman, impeachment is to remove an official whose continuance in office would pose an ongoing risk of serious harm to the nation's vital interest. and when you think about that, that is exactly why we are here. that is the point we are here and i hear the point my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are saying this is all about policy. no, it's not. as many people on this side of the aisle have debated today, this is about the willful, systemic refusal to comply with the law. that willful systemic refusal has led us, and those that we represent to believe that by not removing alejandra mayorkas as secretary of apparatus, tha will risk serious harm to the final interests of the united states. in fact, serious harm has already occurred to our vital interests. i submitted this earlier to the record. this is the speaker of the house, mike johnson'ss of the biden administration and crary mayorkas's reversal and willful noncompliance with the law. let me go through a couple of these because

escape and able to see him in this get anybody who are dealing told him no, i guess from a dealer. bowman done the better to see. i mean, or, you know, prevent, at the, in the game is, is and doesn't use in know with this any device they want to publish it electronica ease of it that i bought it. that's the, the idea meant that i probably see it as to what it ends on. it says, okay. and then we'll still receive a few that pretty soon meant that when you're aware that someone is eking information on using the duration in the, in the embassy, which is very embarrassing. and they say that you put it into what is saying that you was, you know, with the escape boards or that you throw things into florida, you cannot and defend yourself the smoke. so is this was academic and also he's also a professor of international law at the university of glasgow from 2016 until the $22.00. he was united nations special russell to torture and of the crew in human or degrading punishment when but his lawyer was 1st contact with me in december 2018. but i, frankly just kind of, you know, push this aside and,

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you are recognized and >> testimony from constitutional law expert frank bowman, explaining that they any constitutionally impeachable offenses by secretary alejandro mayorkas , and >> what we are going to do now is take a 30-minute recess for lunch. we are going to let everybody take a break and go eat some lunch. we are going to be here a while today it seems. so, we are going to do this in as friendly a manner as possible and we will reconvene at 12:35. this committee stands in recess.

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uh, bowman. yeah. uh is only the bones out things and they've been, they've been out. so uh, the of, of the effectiveness is almost 0 and people don't care at all because they see that what they have to, i mean the amenities and the pro fees are things out. what they are doing is a duty is a religious and morale. i'm the human italian duty towards the developer of brothers and sisters in dallas team via tax our uh, the tax on the and then the recei. uh not are you into the innovation. they are not getting the shipment, they are not charging us any ship, the tax. all right, in this very specific things, they are a very, very specific. i'm very limited to that a, to the ships, the hitting to israel and to the ships link to his right and to the ship's own devices. right. and the fees and it'd be blue said they would do their best to make it very safe to make very, very safe. but he thinks that accounts me here and all the international this friday as a ways you can find all the latest updates on our website, r t dot com and i'll be back with more news at the top that the

what he had was in these small bag was a, you know, when i nuclear bowman cetera. hey, was a young man with a vision and, and big ideas. and the most massive lake and the most important leech that had ever occurred in his backpack. the only way of familiar with hurts, ease, of use. we expose attempting to criticize the messenger to distract from the power of the message regarding himself. as on the run, he did talk about the consequences and i'll have to say what, what he thought the consequences would be. is it they would hand him to the ends of the us. he was a rod and i always did wrong. i would never have anticipated, but they would have acted with such endless ferocity that he needs so, i mean quite a man to walk into that and that's what he expected and, and indeed that's what he, what he got. the how did we get to this point, rights to freedom of expression and a free press expanding and developing. or are they eroding to understand, at present, we must know out past the ever since we have had the ability to articulate f thoughts through virtualization. we h

. >> we talked about fed governor williams and you said fed governor bowman not ready to say mission accomplished it is all about the fed. the market doesn't seem to be crying pounding fist on the table like a five-year-old for all the rate cuts in 2024. i don't know i don't think it is so set now. >> just this week governor bowman said she wasn't really sure whether we should say mission accomplished and start lowering rates. although the street is talking nothing but four, five, six rate cuts, the numbers are not indicating that. if this was a plane head for soft landing we pitched up to september. if we're heading for a soft landing the fed would continue to hold state with the hawkish policy stay course because the numbers dictate they shouldn't. cheryl: the numbers don't lie. we'll get ppi out tomorrow. talk about other specific issues. jpmorgan is signaling for the rate cuts might be necessary. goldman sachs economist was talking about it, that was ahead of the number. maybe he will change his tune today. let's talk about the bond market on the dips we're seeing, obviously trea

, governor bowman of the fed put it, a possible cliff effect. you get banks that are just under this $100 billion in as sets mark that have to shrink their business, that's not good for the small businesses borrowing, or there's going to be mergers they are going to get bigger so they can get economies of scale that helps spread out the compliance costs, regulatory costs they're encouraging. so, the regulatory environment for banks right now is difficult. it's particularly difficult for the regional and smaller and community banks, because they just don't have the staff or the funds to pay to make sure they can stay on top of these regulations and it's going to hamper their businesses. i'm not saying we shouldn't be safe of course we should. but it feels like regulations aren't as tailors as they could be or should be. >> the small banks have been talked about as a catchup trade. there's been a lot of focus on the jpmorgans, the bank of americas, the money center banks, the massive ones, and maybe some undercover banks have been left behind that