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dell said it was lost in transit and sent brad a replacement. dell said it delivered that second laptop and sent this blurry photo as proof of delivery, but brad said he found nothing on his porch and wasn't asked to sign for delivery. so did someone steal it? maybe. maybe not. either way, brad let dell know, but it wouldn't offer him another replacement. that's when he flagged us. we contacted dell. it then successfully delivered his laptop at a $685 win. all right, here's what dell told us. there were delivery issues with the first two systems, which is highly unusual. and it's working with the carrier to better understand what happened. if something you ordered does not arrive, you should always contact the company like brad did. but if that doesn't work out and you paid with a credit card, you can always ask your credit card company to step in and you can dispute the charge. often that gets a company's attention, and often viewers like you win those disputes, either getting you a refund or whatever it was you ordered delivered to you. we del

so is there a motion to amend the duplicated file by deputy district attorney brad? >> moved by supervisor sauter. okay. >> and on that motion to amend the duplicated file as >> members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction aye. >> supervisor sauter, aye. >> supervisor sherrill, aye. >> thank you, motion passes. >> all right. now on to duplicating the file as amended. >> deputy city attorney brad, i think you've the file is ready the assessor recorder file is ready and continue this to the next meeting to have public comment on that file. >> um, is there a motion to continue the duplicated file to the national gallery of art? >> moved you moved by supervisor sauter mclaren park. >> madam clerk, call the roll do we want to continue to the national gallery of art or the next gaoc meeting and on the motion to continue the duplicated file as amended to the address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction aye. >> supervisor sauter, aye. >> supervisor sherrill, aye. >> i have 3 ayes.

brian, brad, thank you very much. let's get to that.nominees, but i'm hearing reports just now the dnc is electing their new chairman. the person to lead them forward. and, you know, i think it's no secret that in the blistering november if elections the dnc has really taken its lumps. democrats receiving -- and i'm looks at you, brad, i'm coming to you first -- [laughter] >> yeah. griff: americans view the democrat party unfavorably. you have an emboldened trump, and most of my friends in this city of more than 30 years are pretty deflated about the direction things have gone. so we had on the ballot to lead e the dnc three middle-aged white guys, ben winkler, ken martin and former baltimore -- or maryland governor martin o'malley. we're learning that ken martin, the -- >> minnesota. griff: -- chairman of the minnesota democratic party, what's your reaction to this? >> first of all, it's a huge feat for him because there were actually, i think, eight or nine candidates. those were the three main ones you spoke about. you know, i was at

good speak to you brad and good to speak to you brad and us you have been showing us how you have beenf the queensland, one of the affected areas of those queensland thanks your here on newsday. we will have more news for you across the day on bbc news. do stay with us, by for == base for the weather prospects for the rest in terms of dry weather. will eventually turn colder. but in the short term for tuesday, that will be moving its way eastwards through the day in association with this frontal system. some of the rain will be fairly heavy, but there's some pretty mild air tied up within this weather system. some of the heaviest rain will be also getting into wales, the southwest of england, as the rain band clears, scotland, but it is going to be mild — temperatures of around 10—11 because some colder air will be tucking its way in. it's going to be a pretty chilly night. pretty chilly start to wednesday morning, many places will stay dryjust a bit more cloud building, i think across parts of england and wales, and a few showers, especially across these where some of those showers co

brad little. brad, thank you, brad. good job. good job. like education going back to your state? you'll make it tops, right? just so people understand, in the education world, we're ranked very poorly, 38, 39 and 40 out of 40 countries, we're at the bottom of the pack almost always or very close to it. that just came out, we're 40-40. and if we move it back to the states, i will guarantee you that if you take idaho, you take iowa, you take almost any of the states that i'm looking at right now, they'll be as good as norway, you have norway, sweden, denmark. i must say you have china that's very high in the pack which is no longer we can say it has to be a small area. china is very big but they do a very good job. we'll have at least 35 of our states that will be as good or better than any of those countries and we have to get it done. attorney general steve marshall. steve, thank you very much. steve, wherever you may be. general tim griffin, thank you. thank you. a person who was so wonderful, brenna burr. thank you. she supported me befo

dell said it was lost in transit and sent brad a replacement.said he found nothing on his porch and wasn't asked to sign for delivery. so did someone steal it? maybe. maybe not. either way, brad let dell know, but it wouldn't offer him another replacement. that's when he flagged us. we contacted dell. it then successfully delivered his laptop. that's a $685 win. all right, here's what dell told us. there were delivery issues with the first two systems, which is highly unusual. and it's working with the carrier to better understand what happened. if something you ordered does not arrive, you should always contact the company like brad did. but if that doesn't work out and you paid with a credit card, you can always ask your credit card company to step in and you can dispute the charge. often that gets a company's attention, and often viewers like you win those disputes, either getting you a refund or whatever it was you ordered delivered to you. we deliver for you. when companies don't snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer

dell said it was lost in transit and sent brad a replacement. dell said it delivered that second laptop and sent this blurry photo as proof of delivery, but brad said he found nothing on his porch and wasn't asked to sign for delivery. so did someone steal it? maybe. maybe not. either way, brad let dell know, but i t wouldn't offer him another replacement. that's when he flagged us. we contacted dell. it then successfully delivered his laptop. that's a $685 win. all right, here's what dell told us. there were delivery issues with the first two systems, which is highly unusual. and it's working with the carrier to better understand what happened. if something you ordered does not arrive, you should always contact the company like brad did. but if that doesn't work out and you paid with a credit card, you can always ask your credit card company to step in and you can dispute the charge. often that gets a company's attention, and often viewers like you win those disputes, either getting you a refund or whatever it was you ordered delivered to you.

well, i was going to say brad todd. i mean, it was his idea. i mean, mark warner will go out there and say, like, i didn't think we should necessarily do this. and then trump told us we should. and i actually got on board with that. >> well, it was josh hawley's idea to get it off government devices. and then it picked up steam and we got it. i mean, we got the head cut off the snake. let's keep the head cut off. this is a terrible idea. uh, and the only way to to get rid of tick to bring tiktok back is if it is completely disconnected to the chinese government. it doesn't need to be connected to ours either. i can't think of a worse idea than the sovereign wealth fund. >> yeah, i think this is another ridiculous idea that trump is throwing out there that will never go anywhere unless jared kushner is going to come back and, you know, talk to the saudis and run the sovereign sovereign wealth fund that he's, you know, sort of become accustomed to doing outside the government. but like, this is an absurd thing that's never going to happen in our

pete muntean is back with us along with brad bowman, former blackhawk pilot. pete, can i just ask you, as we're looking at these images out of philadelphia, you know, in the context of what we're talking about, a major airline disaster, 67 people in such a tragic loss of life in washington. and then and then you see something like this. it is it is right front and center on the national consciousness and national fear. and we're talking about what's happening here. i mean, you can see those live flames, pete, behind what appears to be obviously a residential set of apartment buildings. it's behind that looks to be perhaps the scene of where that single engine, we understand plane crashed. but but this is the this is just a what could be a horrible thing and an unbelievable fear to have something like this happen in such a populous area. >> it's important to make the distinction, erin, that this commercial crash involving the black hawk and american airlines flight 5342 is so rare, the mid-air collision here that took place and commercial aviation is incredibly

lieu and i were pleased and privileged to be able to join leader jeffries and whip clark along with brad sherman and judy chu to tour the fire devastation in palisades andality dina -- andality deana. to -- a and altadina. our hope is to help our femo citizens across the country when they are disasters. all of that deserves an immediate response. we lift up the work that family and the army corps are doing to help residents recover and rebuild. we need to keep the politics out of this and i think that there are a number of republicans who feel the same way. thankfully we'll work in a process that meets the needs of the american public who are going through disasters, no matter if they are in a blue state or a red state. so i appreciate the governor being here. it's important to talk about the needs that our residents have, that the residents of southern california have from these recent -- from this recent tragedy. and so we'll continue to work to deliver. on the second part, look, i think it's very clear, i mean, the constitution is pretty clear, both on spending, as well as the role of

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as this crowd gets louder, what is going to happen to brad marchand, defending usa. don't believe they'll be willing to trade him. we could say the same thing about rantonen, a couple of weeks ago. >> ray: the players, they've all got, whether they say they do or not, social media accounts that tell them who's on who's trade board, who's number 4 on the board. who's moving up. it's an unsettling time. the message is of course, just play guys, and that doesn't always syink in. >> mike: zadorov flung it in, and immediately this gets waived off, despite it ending up in the back of the net. and ilya samsonov is still slow to get up after the contact from brad marchand. >> ray: we saw right before the break, a face-off win, and here's another face-off win. marchand ends up right into the blue paint and he got there himself. >> mike: let's bring in our rules expert, former nhl referee, jay jackson. how did you see this one is this. >> the same way ray saw it. he got there on his own. there's no way that is good goal. goalie could not play his position. boston could challen

i have problems with the band sick people. >> van jones elise stefanik griffin brad todd. you. coming up, more breaking news. two key deadlines that potentially could lead to thousands of the fbi being forced out over their role in investigating, investigating, doing their jobs. the january 6th riots. plus, trump's attempts to push the limits of presidential power and reward allies that. what lessons can history teach us about that? has that happened before? pulitzer prize winning presidential historian doris kearns goodwin joins me for that. >> cooked books, corporate fat cats, swindling socialites, doped up cyclists, and yes, more crooked politicians. i have a feeling we won't be running out of those anytime soon. >> a new season of united states of scandal with jake tapper coming in march on cnn. >> introducing new american gel, the first fda cleared ed treatment available without a prescription. a roxxon gel is clinically proven to work within ten minutes, so you and your partner can experience the heights of intimacy new attacks on treatment gel. >> top line this is a

brad. todd, there's a lot of symbolism in this major gift.ind it slightly head scratching. >> i wouldn't press both buttons if i. if he gave me a pager that said that. i don't think so, but i think donald trump will appreciate it. >> kate. >> i mean, these moments are usually intended to just be a convey a message. this obviously sends a very strong one. i guess that i guess netanyahu is trying to underscore strength and thinks trump will respond to that kind of strength. and but the. >> implication, not that it's going. >> to blow up, but i. >> mean, that's what. >> killed the pagers, killed people. and he just gave one to trump. so i, i don't know, man. i don't know. >> you know, so so now that is officially the property of the united states. right. and there's a fun fact presidents can't typically keep gifts they get from foreign leaders. they become property of the national archives. and, you know, every now and again, presidents receive gifts of animals from foreign leaders. the president of indonesia, there's a fun story. president of i

you look great, brad. little brad. thank you. brad. good job good job. do you like education?going back to your state, you'll make it top right. you know, just so people understand in the education world we're ranked very, very poorly. we're 38, 39 and 40 out of 40 countries. we're at the bottom of the pack almost always, or very close to it. that just came out where 40 out of 40. and if we move it back to the states, i will guarantee you that if you take idaho, you take iowa, you take almost any of the states that i'm looking at right now. they'll be as good as norway. you have norway, you have sweden, you have denmark. i must say, you have china that's very high in the pack, which is no longer we can say it has to be a small area. china is very big, but they do a very good job. but we'll have at least 35 of our states that will be as good or better than any of those countries. and we have to get it done. attorney general steve marshall steve, thank you very much, steve. wherever you may be. general tim griffin, thank you. thank you. uh oh. a person who is so wonderful. brenn

may i please point out scott and brad's hypocrisy just for one moment? because here they are utilizing the talking point, saying that these agencies are bloated, that we can afford to trim it down, that we need to eliminate some of the fat, that we need to reallocate these dollars. well, when we let's go back to the to the point that i made earlier about defunding the police when individuals were in these communities saying that police budgets were too much, that we need to reallocate funds, that we need to trim, that we need to cut back, that we need to put these funds in schools and other community programs and not allocate it to these bloated police forces, these individuals who are sitting here, brad and scott went out and said that that's anti-american, that's anti-police. this is something you should not do. but when we're talking about the fbi and cia feeding into. >> this conservative, those are actually. >> cia is not picking up drug dealers. >> in local law. >> enforcement. >> first of all, and totally different. >> are very different things. >

and that is going to come. >> brad. i mean, does it make sense to you that you would rehire this guy if they fired him the first time? >> well, i don't i don't know, mr. beatty. i don't really know much about him other than a bunch of tweets, none of which i like. the ones that i've seen. anyway, i don't think from just reading those that he'll be confirmable for a long term position, and i think his appointment, or at least it coming to light, is overshadowing what's a pretty big week for marco rubio as he makes his first trip to central america and is really having a great deal of success. he had a great success in panama, and now he's moved on to the triangle countries. and donald trump has his tariff threat that everyone freaked out about just 24 hours ago, seemingly has brought mexico and canada to the table to achieve his foreign policy goals. so it's unfortunate there's this distraction today. >> what do you think are the big achievement on on canada was here. >> well i think you know tariffs. tariffs are useful

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may i please point out scott and brad's hypocrisy just for one moment?se here they are utilizing the talking point, saying that these agencies are bloated, that we can afford to trim it down, that we need to eliminate some of the fat, that we need to reallocate these dollars. well, when we let's go back to the to the point that i made earlier about defunding the police when individuals were in these communities saying that police budgets were too much, that we need to reallocate funds, that we need to trim, that we need to cut back, that we need to put these funds in schools and other community programs and not allocate it to these bloated police forces, these individuals who are sitting here, brad and scott went out and said that that's anti-american, that's anti-police. this is something you should not do. but when we're talking about the fbi and cia feeding into this conservative, those. >> are actually cia is not picking up drug dealers and local. >> law enforcement. first of all. totally different are very different. >> fbi first of all, i'm. >> not

next we will hear from secretary brad raffenberger. >> good morning. someone else yesterday, i remember that. no power points, just me. but i have a great story to talk to you about with georgia. we started in 2024 cycle right after we finished in 2022 cycle. we knew we had a competitive, for the next several cycles, we talked about making sure election laws married a power competitive our elections are in georgia, any concerns, inconsistencies and build trust in the voters of georgia. to begin this cycle with proactive -- i have one of the best elections i believe the best election team in the entire state but that's a strong team. we have a state election director but we don't silo off our teams. we have a lot of communication focused on what to accomplish. like many other states and counties, regional tabletops, what happened in the county, we have regional safety, we did that throughout the state of georgia working with our counties bringing in state law enforcement and federal law enforcement to talk about these issues. we thought that was importa

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they've put an end to all that, the company, the funding and the brad and we get those and possibly that it would swap them off. so many funds now identify with the south stand that their name is a little misleading. they feel most of the ground the brand yet a basic s s s show some of the causes versus the the so i'm just like i the, we've gotten kind of the feedback that i'm gonna give them a better idea. the amount of duty like that, if it's as yeah, we're getting a little bit about about parts of part of the internet that they've carried their team to success and the world is starting to notice what's going on. then you'll get caught in upon asian pull. they were named best friends of the full confidence, kindly, the kind of like younger things, almost alone over learning and behavior, support of the mold and valuable things. i won't tell me, they don't log on. yes and find out what i'm finding. and that was a problem that so they don't even know what to say. what if anything my site is going on with finding another one, did not think of the guy, but it would take us to wi some of th

if you're wondering about his favorite country artist, he apparently loves faith hill, tim mcgraw, bradrth brooks. jimmy is also a big fan of emo groups, as noted by this moment. >> i got to be emo for a day. i'm low key kind of emo all the time. i mean, respect we all feeling that way? >> that explains a little bit. >> when you're with the heat, apparently he wasn't happy there. butler likes to spend time in the kitchen. he posted videos of him and his sous-chef cooking up dishes, even a full thanksgiving meal. he's well known for his media day looks, from this one from his 2022 season. it's become such a spectacle people place bets on what his hairstyle will be. he showed up without any sort of like extreme look. he just looked ready to play basketball. no word on what he will be wearing when he finally arrives in the bay, but i think it's going to be a good one. >> any bets? >> he's going to have a huge chip on his shoulder when he suits up. >> mm-hmm. >> the dubs hope so. >> yes, but the immediate ca day look, i am open to anything. i can't wait. >> dye of some kind maybe? go with a

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with me is brad setser, whitney shepardson senior fellow at the council on foreign relations. are we talking about? this is a quite big tariff action. all 72: z -:= of the terrorist trump on in the first term would put on in the first term would amount about half �*what he on and on s ”and those announced on friday, and those tariffs were phased in and people had more time to adjust. imports from canada or mexico are 3% of gdp but a 25% tariff would be about three quarters of a point of us gdp 2 -== the retaliation on the exports and the retaliation on the exports to mexico canada, though —— -£ can put tariffs 77 can put tariffs on 77 canada can put tariffsafiavarything they some canada can put tariffsdfiavarything they some sense that because they had some sense that parts of the trade are mutually and they did not want to beneficial and they did not want to themselves and it also help themselvesanditmillalsd an impact so would it be enough have an impact so would it be enough to push the us into a recession, not quite big big enough to book quite big enough. big enough to book

between administrations and the, the by the mistress and picked up where trump last talk with you, hey, brad, the phones in troy and also to mobilize tories between the saudis and the use rate is how it would be and, and successfully. so there is a continuance and i think that um, but the proposal put forward by trump was just an unconventional language which we saw before, which was used by other demonstrations that there might be using a soft a ton. one final point is that this is a good policy for the us. it's not good for you. what's reason interested? and it's also not good politics because i remember according to recent opinion, polls carmella harris, the main reason she lost that's right. was one of the restrictions were on go so. so trump isn't doing it himself. i think any good if he were to follow through on this plan. yeah, been around so it was really was interesting. again, the optics of watching the 2 leaders in the white house sitting together, companies taking on all of the risk nothing yahoo takes no risk at all. i find it very strange a strep. i mean, he's a business man, t

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and brad, of having donald trump support as to who we have seen again, what the months does of how most of these are the same monsters who slaughtered our citizens and abused our hostages. and i tell them again, that blood is on the heads. so we will do everything to return all our hostages. we will ensure the safety. this is the instruction i gave to the delegation, to tell the mediators this and to demand it and to see. but beyond that, president trump completely agreed with me. we will eliminate him up and we will return our hostages. this is the instruction, and we will do it. the other comments follow the latest exchange of prisoners and hostages between the 2 sides. now these are all for you, the $183.00 palestinians while have mice returned another free of the 3 of us captives. now on both sides of the deal, people gathered to celebrate the return of their loved ones. though it is of joy as families wherever united our days mario and auction, i sent to the support from the west bank city of ramallah. we're now in downtown remodel of police times p. c. 2 with palestinian prisoners

and asked to come in volk brad, a drone attack. i'm an old refined response files that have not been contained flights have been suspended at several airports, but no casualties. have been reported, the european union has come down, but it's cooling a brutal crack down a peaceful protest as in george's capital tbilisi. black police confronted demonstrators have been calling for new elections, phoenix now while report jonty on the government slogans. protest as in georgia tech to the streets for the 10th week in a row. this time round briefly, blocking highway entrance to the copy to tbilisi riot police in the hundreds trail them down seized. the demonstrators saved their goal since november hasn't changed your opinion during the year. and we don't want to be a part of our our neighbors, like russia at the heart of the weekly protest is georgians as to reason to join the you don't put in november last year, the ruling georgia dream party suspended membership talks with brussels until 2028 critics also say parliamentary elections hel

and we have been seeing policies queuing, and brad's queueing on water. and also a lot of palestinians are taking a long journey on foot to search for woods because there's no cooking gas. and the only way they can cook or make anything to drink is by lighting fire behind me is one of the mix of comes a mix of 10 comes that has been recently done after the policy news. who arrived from the southern parts of the gulf was troop and this is was an area that was a green playground for palestinian children. unfortunately, now this area is completely transformed to a make shift shelter where policy and children will have the same plays that they used to play and used to hang out were polished and inside many, all of the also used to make a big nick's inbox area. not only that, we have been seeing a lot of palestinians that are digging in the streets and run them areas. and when we asked palestinians, what are they doing? they told us that their neighbors were buried in rad them streets. so now they're big gains are taking the bodies and they're going and buryin

good to a different mean that have been was, and the last 43 are not the kids without soap or bob brad, you wouldn't consent, auto renew, but at any and consent. so there had been various scenarios with the war decision. so i don't see this to be a big bug bed today because i think countries like those, i'm going to see what i see on india. we have had a friendship or wrong. we have a lot of business here to help each other. it's all spills in which we had moved to be invested and data generally everything. so be that it's go to the defense or anything i'm in between energy or otherwise it's going to happen, you har, dot otwell on a budget declaration where we have going to and all that. why when lot of similar new that box. so i'm quite so sure to many countries in the rest on this guy didn't even go to create a new and could i and what would be far or know sort of as sources and technology. so basically that assumes headed personally or they may manifest, or the book is open for anybody to come and help us. so i think that market demand, which countries created whether it's india bus

deputy city attorney brad russ the president made and you explain what this is all about. very well. it's basically something we're required to do departments need to update this based on different duties that have changed in the intermediate in the two years that have passed. and so we engage in a process reaching out to all of them to take a look at their code sections as president mandolin mentioned, there are some minor amendments on page two we're adding the commission streamlining task force which waspp november election on page nine there's an addition and a deletion from the assessor recorder's filers and on page 39 there's an addition for the san francisco unified school district. these amendments are substantive so once you make them you'll have to continue to the next week' meeting. >> thank you so much. deputy city attorney rusty, i don't see any other colleagues on the roster. >> would you please call for public comment, mr. clerk? yes. members of the public who wish to speak on this matter should line up to speak athis time each speaker will beow o are any sp

host: brad schneider with us until the top of the hour. phone lines as usual, republicans, democrat, independents, we'll put those numbers on the screen as they're call in -- calling in, congressman. what do you think -- [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. thank you very much. it's a great honor to be with the prime minister. we had a picture taken a little while ago. it was so nice, i thought i'd present it to you on stage. here's the picture. i wish i was as handsome as him but i'm not. [applause] [applause] pres. trump: remember that day. thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it. i'm delighted to welcome the japanese prime minister to the white house for the first time. it's a great honor to have you here, japan is a great country. thank you very much. japan is strong and proud. it's a nation that's home to one of the great civilizations in the history of the world. for nearly 80 years the american and japanese people have enjoyed a friendship like few others. great friendship. across the vast ocean. found ourselves united

i don't want to come to the brad these here who are a couple and cause a couple of he'll always go because they do so cute. but they've also just joined a uni you and a lifelong union with gun that you got us citizenship yesterday. and they something but the professor said he had to be removed from the law and of your enemy. is this how you considered america, where you actually grew up? we moved for our safety and our children's safety. it is unsafe in the states, no matter where you go. if you look like us getting out of the land of our enemy was priority number one to make sure that no matter what we did to build a business or to simply just live the simple life we were be protected in that like yeah, is this also what you think land of the enemy is this what baltimore was to you. for example, at the bottom where we have the highest, like a very strong caught crime rate in my city. and i think that is due to the fact that people are completely lost and so all of that anger and aggression gets pushed out onto the streets and then we're suffering for me. even i think back when i was in sc

so all of that helps. >> brad, i want to thank you for joining us.t for them. and i'm sure thanks for having me. thank you. >> the crypto firm gemini, backed by the winklevoss the winklevoss twins, is considering an ipo as soon as this year. that's according to a bloomberg report that said, the crypto exchange is in talks with potential advisers on a listing. the report says no final decisions have been made at this point. >> shares of pinterest are sharply higher this morning. fourth quarter revenue came in above estimates, and the guidance range for current quarter sales is mostly above expectations. monthly active users grew by 11% to 553 million people, and global revenue per user came in at $2.12. that was $0.03 better than expected. the company's ceo will be on squawk on the street, coming up at 10:45 a.m. and a cnbc exclusive interview. and by the way, that stock up by better than 20% this morning. >> meantime shares of expedia they are rising. earnings of $2.39 per share beat estimates of 204. and revenue also beat gross bookings, coming in a

let's ask kinney county texas sheriff brad coe. sheriff, good to see you. thanks for being a here.you support -- these are violent criminals. these are not just people that overstayed their visa. these are violent concerns. do bay still funking, still open -- functioning, put them there. david: tell me how things have changed. it's only been a couple of weeks since the trump administration's been in power. have you noticed a change since then? a has it just been continuing from the end of the biden administration? what's it like now compared to way it was a year ago? >> well, in my county things have slowed way downing almost to pre-biden numbers. i'm working on the numbers right now for january stats, and we've had zero human mugging encounters, zero criminal trespassing encounter, zero pursuits. during the biden administration we were having 2-3 pursuits a year. last year for 2023 we did 255 pursuits. so far since even before the election, i think that the people knew that trump was winning to win, and the traffic started in you are area to drop. so it's a good thing. david: and,

. >> brad pitt. >> that's marks are cobourg. >> is he a good guy or a bad guy? point the money has gotten to him. >> he looks like the lizard from geico. >> i'm sorry, there's a lot to unpack here. >> he's worth about $200 billion, how did he make his money? >> facebook. >> i love facebook. but it is boring now. and ceramist bleakley now. >> what you do? >> have you ever looked up jesse watters? >> he's black or white. >> he is 0.1% black. >> 011%? i'll take it. >> i post a lot of pictures of myself. >> are you conceited? >> maybe a little bit. >> were nice looking man, "is that? >> he banned trump from facebook, brought him back and gave him a lot of money to his campaign. >> i don't really give a [bleep]. >> that's the way it goes. >> who is this guy? >> is that bill clinton? >> not quite as old as i am. >> oh, my god. look at steve jobs. >> bill gates. >> you don't like him? >> no. >> he crated the computer and microsoft. >> so what? >> he has done a lot of philanthropy. >> if you saw bill gates walking the streets, would you tell him? >> things for making mi

i t was hoping to catch the pern that was there you had last -- brad schneider, eyes and ask especially since he did say he is jewish, like did he you kw that we were funding hamas? like did he know that we were funding all these crazy transit things? does he know these things? and if he does what are we continuing to fund those things? also, i have a suggestion for all these government employees who are now going to even be laid off or let go. what they could do is go pick all the fruit that they said that all the immigrants could do. they could go do that maybe, you know. so they weree so concerned with how we're going to able to afford everything at how were going to get all our fruit. there you go.o. >> host: to kalamazoo, michigan, lee, republican. >> caller: good morning. how are you doing? >> host: doing well. >> caller: yes, i agree with the call the guy who just called. the democrats, they know what this money has been spent on. just being a republican, just being an american citizen, tax dollars are going to another country for trans stuff, put it like that. that to me should

. >> brad bowman was a company commander in the very same blackhawk unit and flew this flight path often. >> the helicopter pilot at this point should be scanning aggressively. >> the exclusive videos show no sign of evasive maneuvers and new flight tracking data suggest the blackhawk may have been above the area's maximum altitude for helicopters. >> if it's higher than 200ft, that's that's a decisive error that should not have happened. >> the chopper was flying on a special helicopter path, skirting the airport, regularly used by the military to train for missions like evacuating leaders in an emergency. >> you have the washington monument left and the jefferson on your right. and then. and then you're flying right here by reagan national airport. it's one of the busiest aviation spots in the country, if not the world. >> less than 48 hours after the crash, the federal aviation administration has now shut down the routes for the foreseeable future. a source familiar with the investigation tells me more permanent changes are being discussed. investigators have recovered the so-called b

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