let me go to brad here in prague. i mean, you know, all this virtue signaling, i mean, how does it actually help the average citizen of the a you, i'm really mystified by this. i'm glad that with the locked downs were mentioned. i mean, we had a lot of economic dislocation now we have even more here. and the people that spout off about of the most are the elite and they don't suffer at all from these things at all. okay. they're more disconnected from their, their citizens than ever before. go head bread. it's right. i think that of course, the sanctions against russia are just going to compound all the inflationary pressures right now that are seeing the greatest assertion, inflation in 5060 years. that it's disproportionately a hurting average people and you hear so much from people like joe biden or other western leaders that oh well we have the courage we're willing, we're able to, to make this sacrifice. so who are they talking about when i'm talking about themselves? are they talking about the billionaires that

go ahead, brad. let's right, i mean, 1st of all there's, there's internal mechanisms we know in place like the military industrial complex. and the fact that bus members of congress are invested in that to keep the, the war drum beating to keep it all going. and also benefits united states politically because it creates more dependence on the united states, both for you know, natural resources, but also other economic things where russia could get cut out. but i also, i just want to stay here that you know, and whatnot. i guess we're talking about about, you know, people coming in accepting, replicate me, can we open our i give it here in the czech republic. i give it like 6 months. i get 6 months between we love the premiums to the come to the earth again. be because before the war, that's how they were treated here. they were treated a 2nd class citizen, and that will happen again very soon. well, brad, you know, i'm glad someone else said it so i can say it now. i lived in poland per 10 years. the

go ahead brad. it's right. i think that, of course, the sanctions against russia are just going to compound all the inflationary pressures right now that are seeing the greatest assertion, inflation in 5060 years. that it's disproportionately a hurting average people. and you hear so much from people like joe biden or other western leaders that oh well we have the courage we're willing, we're able to, to make this sacrifice. well, who are they talking about? you know, they're talking about themselves or they're talking about the billionaires that on the campaign, these people are completely insulated from all the economic damage that these things are bringing. average people will suffer, as i mentioned with the example of natural gas here in europe. if they decide to unplug natural gas in europe, that will be absolutely devastating. people rent gonna go up, utilities will go up. probably 2 or 3 times. i mean, it will be ridiculous, an idea that the american can substitute russian national liquefied

hi, brad, it's ago. this was brad left that we should point out to that. you know, iraq is iraq, afghanistan. so i began to send libby as libya. and though that how did that impact western lifestyles? not very much because they're very far away. but this is going to happen in the heart of europe. this is what people don't understand. rachel, let me go to you. you're very well aware of the concept of ca, cancel, come to cancel culture. now we're doing it to a major country. i mean, in every way, financially, economically, socially, historically, musically, any way you want to do it, this is an amazing exercise of virtue signaling. go ahead, rachel? yeah, well, it is a virtue signaling, but we've been in that kind of logic going back years now. i mean, we fight with the cobra crisis, not get back into all. but i mean, we saw or dealing with respect to that. it was totally disconnected from scientific reality. we're seeing that now. people who probably can't even point to point to ukraine or russia on a map even though you could probably do a lot ends with a

go ahead, brad. let's right, i mean, 1st of all there's, there's internal mechanisms we know in place like military industrial complex. the fact that both members of congress are invested in that they keep the, you know, the war drums beating to keep it all going. and also benefits the united states politically because it creates more dependence on united states both for, you know, natural resources, but also other economic things where russia could get cut out with. but i also, i just want to say here that, you know, and what not, i guess we're, we're talking about about, you know, people coming in excepting records from ukraine with open arms. i give it here in the czech republic. i give it like 6 months. i give it 6 months between a we love ukrainians to discuss the earth again because before the war, that's how they were treated here. they were treated as 2nd class citizens and that will happen again very soon. well, brad, you know, i'm glad someone else said it so i can say it now. i lived in po

brad: that is exactly the question.not provided any specificity to the otherwise laudable statements. what i wrote about this morning was the status of @donaldtrump, with almost 90 million twitter followers. what is he going to do? he has expressed some skepticism of a permanent ban. so i think we are likely to see donald trump -- if he wants to, he told fox news he doesn't want to go back to twitter. i find that hard to believe. if he comes back to the service, what kind of reaction will that get? what are the limits, even for a public figure that has trodden over them in the past? emily: you pointed out that jeff bezos when he bought the washington post famously said he has hands off, he will not have any sway over editorial decision. elon musk is basically saying the opposite here. he is going to be very involved. especially if you look at how involved he is at tesla and at spacex. what does it mean for a single person to have such sway over a platform that is so influential over public discourse? brad: the compariso

and brad pitt?pitt is so worth seeing this film for and definitely hold on till the end credits watch the whole thing, but he plays the kind ofjack trainer. this kind of special ops kind of guru. because you see him with comedy so much, he's very good at when he does it. yeah. so i love to see him doing more, and he is indeed doing quite quite a bit more comedy. but definitely brad pitt steals the show. 0k. a bit of light relief. it's like we all need that. i think benedetta, this is very striking to look at visually, isn't it? it's a stunning looking film. it is hard to describe. it's from director paul verhoeven, who, of course, gave us basic instinct, showgirls and more recently, the rather more thoughtful film l. but he's kind of still known for those tawdry films. it's a french language film based on the true story and the book set in the 17th century italy. and it stars virginie figure as benedetta. now, she is a young girl who claims to have visions. she's very religious. she's devout. she's

kim, brad and jill have been shot. slip down in a sitting position and i cried, i can believe it. >> on lockhart road, the sound of sirens followed by flashing lights. a homicide investigation was beginning. and david's friends and former colleagues at the end indiana state police would be on the front line. >> coming up -- >> something strange at the crime scene. kim's shoes placed neatly on top of the bronco. what could that mean? when dateline continues. >> a mother, son and daughter, gunned down in the garage of a family home in a quiet indiana county. the two kids never made it out of the back seat of the bronco. who murdered them? the answer to that question would be the responsibility of the investigators. the indiana state police and the floyd county prosecutor, in southern indiana, stan.-- he got the call at ten or 10:30 that night. >> did someone on the phone tell you it's bad? >> it was horrible. >> faith knew immediately that the case would be big. he got to the crime scene immediately. the first thing the

and brad pitt? worth seeing this film for, and definitely hold on till the end credits, watch the whole thing, but he plays jack trainer, this kind of special ops kind of guru. because you see him with comedy so much... he's very good at when he does it. yeah. so i love to see him doing more, and he is indeed doing quite a bit more comedy. but definitely brad pitt steals the show. 0k. a bit of light relief. it's like we all need that. benedetta, this is very striking to look at visually, isn't it? it's a stunning—looking film. it is hard to describe. it's from director paul verhoeven, who, of course, gave us basic instinct, showgirls and more recently, the rather more thoughtful film l. but he's kind of still known for those tawdry films. it's a french language film based on the true story and the book set in the i7th—century italy. and it stars virginie figure as benedetta. and it stars virginie efira as benedetta. now, she is a young girl who claims to have visions. she's very religious. she's dev

kevin walling, brad polumbo. what is the worst accusation here, douglas?a former vice president dealing access for millions of dollars or that the media printed up so there big guy would win the election? >> i mentioned in the last segment the inability of this country about russia in recent years because of what hillary clinton had done in the same can be said about ukraine. before the recent war, the main thing ukraine was in this country was about burisma and hunter biden, the presence on the port side the area he has no competency and $50000 a month. here is the real scandal in that, if you read my colic from the new york post and laptop from hell, you can see among other things, an e-mail from hunter biden, his daughter where hunter biden says to his daughter in unpleasant family spent, whatever you do in your life, at least you won't have what i had in my life, my father taking 50% of everything i own. that would strike me as an interesting story as i'm sure it would you but apart from the new york post and this channel and very small other number of

. >> i am touched, brad. you are not recording this, are you? wow.t is an honor and i was completely clueless and i will share something with you that is not general knowledge yet but i will be leaving in january. >> really? >> oh my gosh. then i guess we timed it well, didn't we? >> i appreciate the recognition and i am shocked by it because i think there are people who work just as hard as i do. i am flabbergasted. ♪ thank you, i guess, is all i can say. >> fortunately, some of the winners you saw are with us today. i would like to welcome them to the stage for some brief remarks, representative houlihan and mark to -- takano. >> thank you and that was a touching medley, i guess, and i'm very honored to be here today in the flesh. my name is chrissy houlahan. it was during our freshman orientation in late 2018 that i first learned about the congressional management foundation and the democracy awards, and i knew then that i wanted to win one, partly because i am super competitive and partly because these are the northstar and a proper one for all o

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kennedy: it's really tough, brad.on't know the longest line you've taken during the pandemic but even a three hour flight, it's really hard and if you have any breathing difficulties were claustrophobic, flying, traveling, it's miserable. when will we be maskless? will i be maskless on wednesday? they said you decide. >> i think you will and i hope ida for myself as well, what a joy to the passengers on the plane who will be graced with my face again but seriously though, this takes us back to where we should have been all along, individual choice. some of the meltdowns from the ruling have you think the judge band masks. if you want to wear a mask if you are at risk, go for it and where n95 forget five booster shots, power to you. just don't force it on everybody else. we are going back finally two years too late in my opinion, individual choice tailored to your own risk and your own values. that's where we should have been a long time ago. kennedy: absolutely and there were many of us saying that the entire time. yo

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i'm open for i mean, i'll start out i guess brad. i'll talk a little bit about the good old days because i'm old but the story everyone always wants to know is you know, who was the first president you met and for me, right? and as the story goes i was upstairs in the upper press. i was married 24 calo youth of 25 and i was standing upstairs and usually back in those days. you would bang on the door and then you know, well at least helen thomas did and and sam donaldson who was kind enough to write the intro for this book and bang on the door and say hey larry if you were saying larry speaks get out here talk to us and one day it was up there. just seeing how things were going and secret service came through and said that the president was going to come through and and we all had to leave. so we all turn to leave whoever was there and remember was there that day and i turned to leave and tripped and fell on the floor because i was you know, i i've always been graceful and as i was there on the ground, i looked up and who was standing

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emily: i see that you are nodding your head in agreement with what brad is saying here. what do you think comes next from amazon? >>,, i think they will fight tooth and nail -- i, i think they will fight tooth and nail, as was just said. the location a, it is in a pro-r town, a pro-labor state, uhinve, distribution centers. it would be hard to shut those down easily. that being said, they are in a large urban area with greater labor supply possibility, so, it is, they have some things going or them and against them. it will be interesting what they choose to do. emily: the scale of this is potentially massive, amazon employing 1.5 million workers in the u.s. alone. thank you both. sticking with amazon, the tech giant gave andy jassy a pay package worth 212 lien dollars last year, almost all of that in the stock award, 61,000 shares, vesting between next year in 2031. he took over from jeff bezos in july. coming up, apple moving into fintech. how they plan to develop its payments processing technology and what it means for the rest of the fintech world coming next. this i

i'm brad graham, co-owner politics and prose with my wife lissa muscatine. we are very pleased to be hosting journalist brian karem to talk aboutere his new book, "free the press: the death of american journalism and how to revive it." a couple of brief housekeeping notes first though. to post a question at any point during the discussion just click on the q&a icon at the bottom of the screen and in the chat column you'll find a link for purchasing copies of "free the press." bryans journalism career has ranged across print, , broadcast and online media and stretches back nearly 40 years. he currently serves as a senior white house correspondent for playboy. he also hosts t the podcast just asked the question which features conversations about politics, current events and pop culture. during the trump presidency brian himself became the story on an occasion or two with confrontational exchanges with administration officials. among them press secretary sarah huckabee sanders and white house aide sebastian gorka. white house even tryri to susped bryans press p

yeah, i will ask you brad. well, you know what i asked at the start of tonight's program that the battle for don bats is now under way. is this a case of he who wins the battle will also win the war? i couldn't. ah, the furniture in east? sure. all dos, colonel and yet me in it, we go to 8. so yet it was an on baffle miss of course. sorry to learn a little more credit. i think we're having to remember we got a problem with the sigma. unfortunately, we're having a tough time here you that we're going to have to break that off. but i appreciate your time tonight. anyway. brent bowman, joining us there from the us. ah. origin forces have spent weeks bombarding the port city of mario pole. as we heard, a take overlooks inevitable, but it is not complete. several 1000 ukrainian soldiers and civilians remain inside the cities. massive as of stall steel plant refusing to surrender ukraine claims. russia is using cluster bombs to attack the plant. we cannot verify that claim we are joining me tonight is maria, sir jenk

thanks some brad what is it now and i'm wanted for hiding you a woman called and said that the restaurant completely armed attack. i send there. it means to put aside the order to cancel the call, like a false comrade colonel, that comrade lieutenant. listen, follow orders. personally and urgently. yes, i'm in touch, yes, they didn't leave by car, station wagon, gray there is no such number. no originals, found only copies, okay, i understand, i'll call you back. your runaways are moving on gray station wagon with a broken headlight, these are not my biglits, and yours no, these are your fugitives can we agree on everything with you? or do you again remind about the dacha apartment like a sea boat? or maybe call the prosecutor right now. i can. no, no , i didn't hear that i said no. well, that's good. you don't know who you contacted, you know what i did myself? will call

. >> now ultimately, it will be up to georgia's secretary of state, republican brad raffensperger toanned from the ballot. joining me is cnn editor at large and politics reporter chris solizza. so based on raffensperger's action in the past, what's the outcome for greene and trump in the state? >> i think it's important we separate out what raffensperger did in 2020 and what we're talking about here. in 2020, the question was donald trump calling brad raffensperger and saying, i need you to find effectively 11,000 votes so i can win the state. raffensperger refused. that's why donald trump has endorsed a congress person running against raffensperger. that was raffensperger standing up to donald trump's unlawful attempt to overturn the election results in georgia. this is a lot more unclear legal ground. so as you mentioned, based on the 14th amendment, a provision put in post-civil war to deal with treason. the issue here and why you heard marjorie taylor greene say i don't know so many times is the issue is intent. that's the question in terms of proving it. can you prove that she k

leigh ann caldwell and republican strategist brad todd, and cornell belcher. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. have we reached a turning point in in war? russia's announcement that it was pulling its forces from kyiv increasingly looks more like an act of necessity than actual diplomacy. ukraine has pushed russian troops away from the capitol city and other areas of the north as well. it's unlikely the russians are suddenly scaling back its kyiv offensive as a matter of goodwill. and more likely they're having to reposition and resupply, focusing on the east where they've had more success. notably ukraine attack helicopters managed to fly 20 miles inside russian territory and hit a russian oil depot, then return to ukraine. a true embarrassment for russia. they're finding not only the burned-out tanks of russians. the russians have mined homes and equipment and even booby-trapped those dead bodies. the question now is what does the next phase of this war look like? hopes of a lightning quick victory have clearly failed. are we in

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a dynamic young feminist activist my rep brad well past the illinois bar exam and got a law license to practice law in illinois. she was turned down because she was a woman. she appealed her case to the illinois supreme court and they turned her down because she was a line and then she came to united states supreme court instead we just change the constitution to guarantee equal protection of the law. surely you cannote turn me down after a passed the illinois bar. the supreme court of united states by a vote of 8-1 ruled that she was not entitled to an equal rights to practice in a profession of her choosing. let me read you a key part of the decision in that case. that paramount mission of women are too to fuestel the noble and benign office of wife and mother. this is the law of the creator. so a mother can't be a lawyer? and every woman must be a wife and mother? that's what the supreme court determined and analyzing the simple phrase all persons are titled to equal protection of the law. it took 103 years after the 14th amendment was adopted for the supreme court to say wait a min

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. ♪♪ >> good evening and welcome, i am brad graham along with my wife.are very pleased to host this evening. here to talk about his new book, free the press, the death of american journalism and how to revive it. a couple of housekeeping notes first, if you have a question at any time during the discussion, click on the q and a icon at the bottom off the screen. you'll find a link for purchasing copies of free the press. journalism career has raised across broadcast and online media and stretches back nearly 40 years. currently serves as senior white house correspondent for playboy and host the podcast just ask the question which features conversations about politics, current events and pop culture. during the trump presidency, he became the story under location or to an confrontational exchanges with the administration officials. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders and sebastian. white housesu even tried to suspend in 2019 before a judge blocked the move and appeals court panel later chided the white house for having violated his constitutional due p