mark: welcome back america were brett with hunter back with brett tolman.rseeing this immunity issue and could go to the broader court in the circuit court in d.c. we have judge pawn was extraordinarily partisan and she refuses to recuse her, she doesn't need anyone to ask her she can recuse herself on her own. she makes these ridiculous hypothetical questions. let me ask you this about panel on that court rules that a president does not have post presidential immunity, doesn't that mean the any subsequent administration could go through the decisions that the president the former president made and charged that president that former president for a decision that they decided may be criminalized and might i add concoct charges like smith with the clan act in the and ron extraction in the federal contractor act, not subjection or insurrection nobody is been charges insurrection so they can literally concoct charges, get in front of a radical judges support some and then have a former president charged and hope that they can imprison him wouldn't this turn us

senator to tom cotton and brett tolman.ut before we get to them, you can see the war in the middle east is widening. is it is widely not because of israel but because of joe biden and anthony blinken. appeasement, equivocation is a provocation for our enemies, not that they need one but you can see how they conduct themselves very differently under the biden regime then they did when donald trump was president. it has consequences for us, men and women in the theater, are being shot at, they are exposed, this administration has gone week need, they will not attack iran directly but has a voices of isolation and islamism in our own country urging them not to. but that puts our troops at great risk. iran is on the precipice of having nuclear weapons, can you imagine what it will do without. iran has essentially conquered lebanon, yemen, iran is conquering iraq, iran owns hamas, lock stock and barrel, iran has created hezbollah and what is our administration doing, they are funding them all. their funding terrorism and their f

i want to thank you very much,tm brett tolman.k. >> mark: we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back, i have an honest question for you. some may consider it controversial, but they're wrong. my question is this, why would the people who bank rolled joe biden can's past campaign and are bank rolling this campaign, and the people who voted for joe biden last time and intend to vote for him this time, why would they be encouraged to support nikki haley? why would they be encouraged to go into a republican primary in order to get her to be the nominee or have a strong showing? i would just ask people given what is going on in this country and around the world, what kind of republican do you want to nominate to take on biden and this horror story? is it a person who relies on the same elements, the money people, the party leaders and voters in the democrat party? doesn't sound smart to me. see you next time on "life, liberty and levin."

brett, i want to net to the courts. brett, i want to get to you _ the courts.message on the supreme court, i can read it, "all i want is fair, i've fought hard to get three great people in, very smart people, and ijust hope they will be fair because you know the other side plays the referee." what did you make of those comments because they did you find in intimidator because they did you find in intimidator request make their classic trump. he is urel make their classic trump. he is purely he _ make their classic trump. he is purely he plays _ make their classic trump. he is purely he plays on _ make their classic trump. he is purely he plays on the - make their classic trump. he is| purely he plays on the supreme court over him something politically that most american would be absolutely shocked to imagine that there would be a quid pro quo for putting you on the bench of the supreme court. that is supposed to be an independent branch of this government. and i think it is classic donald trump. it is sort of the broad sense of corruption that imbues everything

well, thanks for joining us, brett. and i also wanted to extend my thanks to thanks to dennis franks and joy ammerman as well for supporting this initiative, founding debates. i arrived just in june, and as soon as i heard about it, i just thought, what a great concept. the idea is to take some of th■g era and that really still have enduring relevance to every year to mark the anniversary of the library, the of an event that explores those debates. i wanted to also thank joy and dennis for their support. this is a great, great project. i have to say. i can't imagine a better book yours for this year. brett and i had an email exchange yesterday where iold ask them about, but then i got a copy of his book and i read it. so i'm going to break some news right now. i'm going to ask you a whole bunch of different questions. good. you know what? that's what i do every night. i tell somebody, yeah, we're going to talk about this. but really? yeah.w we talking take it easy on me, all right? no, no, but the secret is that, all of

brett junker is a historian and journalists out of belgium and tony goslin, historian and investigative journalists out of bristol. thank you both for being with me. well, let's started off with - you brett after more than three months now since the israeli regime started its gen. side and the palestinian resistance is still firing rockets, how is it possible after regime forces have been on the ground in gaza for almost the months that they have not even been able to stop the rockets from the resistance being fired? well, this is quite simply because of the fact that the designers entity is completely incapable of actually confronting the palestinian resistance um in any meaningful way, they they... have resorted to doing the only thing that they have always been doing, which is the shock and odd tactics and strategies that we've also seen in every word that the united states has been waging for the past half century, the the strategy of chaos, the strategy of mass murder and the strategy of trying to demoralize people by sheer brutality. the problem of course for from a zionist perspe

and trump wednesday january 10 and martha and brett for all of it. eric: thank you martha, brett, and arthel. so we heard about this one? united states defense secretary in the hospital intensive care we are told president biden does not even know about it. if you were in the hospital wouldn't you call your boss? the controversy in the capitol next here on fox news life. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) arthel: more canceled flights today after a fleet of boeing boeing737 max of nine planes grd for safety inspections. the order from the faa coming after a window panel on the alaska airlines plane blew out in mid air friday. friday night over oregon. the plane made an emergency landing in portland. no one was seriously hurt the federal transportation secretary investigators say it's fortunate no one was sitting in the row where the piece blew off they are not looking for that blown out panel. an aircraft door not needed by alaska airlines and made into a window for the plane is new, just a few months old. >> normally only see a rapid

well, let's started off with the you brett after more than three months now since the israeli regime started it's. genicide and the palestinian resistance is still firing rockets, how is it possible after regime forces have been on the ground in gaza for almost three months that they have not even been able to stop the rockets from the resistance being fired? well, this is quite simply because of the fact that the design entity is completely incapable of actually confronting the palestinian resistance um in any meaningful way, they... they have resorted to doing the only thing that they have always been doing, which is the shock and odd tactics and strategies that we've also seen in every word that the united states has been waging for the past half century, the the strategy of chaos, the strategy of mad murder and the strategy of trying to demoralize people by sheer brutality. the problem of course for from a zionist perspective is that this this strategy is completely ineffective, they know and we all of course that the the the resistance in gaza, whether that be from hamas or the

are not - conflict." just quickly, brett, dissensions are not working, conflict." just quickly, brett is not for me to advocate with the americans would do, but a lot of people have sort of spoken about getting to the finances of this, and the navy taking out their export capability when it comes to oil. —— and then may be. using that is on the table? l and then may be. using that is on the table? ~ . and then may be. using that is on the table? ,, , ., the table? i think it is worthwhile to review the table? i think it is worthwhile to preview that _ the table? i think it is worthwhile to preview that that _ the table? i think it is worthwhile to preview that that might - the table? i think it is worthwhile to preview that that might be - the table? i think it is worthwhile to preview that that might be a i the table? i think it is worthwhile i to preview that that might be a next step, if iran continues to engage in this kind of behaviour. they are already under significant economic pressure because of the sanctions that were imposed after president trump pulled out of thejcpoa, the

now, brett is in hooksett, new hampshire.uh, down near the massachusetts border just south of concord. brad i know you're cold. it's outside. your reaction to this bombshell of an announcement this afternoon as as you can see, we not only has a freezing temperatures, but his video just froze. so we'll go back to brett as soon as we get that coming. shannon are you surprised that it came this way this afternoon? uh, so suddenly as seeming to shock the political world with this announcement, as opposed to waiting till after tuesday? i do think last night when we heard that the governor was canceling some sunday show appearances, that was a real tip off for folks about what was potentially going on. they have told us all along, we're going to fight. we're going to keep picking up delegates in every state, every contest that we can. we're in this for the long haul, which is, of course, what you say. but at some point, candidates know you're going to run out of money and donors and supporters and some people don't want to turn out

supreme court justice brett cavanagh. let's listen to that and talk about it on the other side. >> all i want is fair. i fought really hard to get three very, very good people in there. great people. very smart people. i just hope that they'll be fair. the other side plays the rough. i hope we get fair treatment. if we don't, our country is in big, big trouble. >> i think it should be a slam-dunk in the supreme court. i have faith in them. people like kavanaugh who the president fought for, who the president went through level to get in place. he'll step up. those people will step up. not because they're pro trump

the great mayor of nevada, brett parker who helped us organize in story county.nd i want to thank the many people who got out in the cold, and it's cold, and knocked on those doors. you are true patriots. and you made a difference in this race. and i will forever be thankful. and we have some people who when -- went through a lot of travel hurdles to get here. but i've got to tell you, i've got three friends who continue to show up every time. congressman ralph norman. thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] senator shaun davis, who drove like 800 miles to be here. [applause] representative nathan ballentine, who has always been my partner in crime. [applause] thank you, iowa, we're going to continue on. we're going to make you proud. and we're off to new hampshire. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] ♪ his reporters from des moines. -- his supporters from des moines. ♪

i'm sure that brett kavanaugh watches it. i'm sure the justice watches it. saying that you probably like your job. donald trump, he fought for you. we will see what you do. >> that is a great restaurant. it would be a great shame if something happened to it. on the contrary, we were talking about abortion, death penalty, or firearms. matters that are cultural issues around which there are deep partisan divides. of course, it would be fair to predict a conservative leading in the supreme court to rule a certain way. frankly, we have years of data suggesting that. the issues at play, they affect republican candidates and their opponents. these are not standard issues. these are complex issues from constitutional interpretations. frankly, a court that has an interest in preserving its integrity, just like we were talking about. 20 minutes ago, the court's reputation took a hit. i would assume the court does not want that to happen again. yes, it is a 6-3 republican split, but i don't think anyone who knows what is going on here, is a far richer human being beca

and basically, trump is signaling that he expects brett kavanaugh to step up. >> right, her argument just on the face f it doesn't make any sense that because he went through hell for kavanaugh, kavanaugh should step up for him. but not because he went through hell for kavanaugh, but because he cares about the law. >> yeah, well, the law here, there are some questions i think that the supreme court will have to grapple with. one of them, does the 14th amendment apply to the president? he is not named as a title or a job description. i think it is clear it does apply to the presidency. another question i think he is arguing trump is that he didn't take an oath to support the constitution which again, i think that falls flat. but i think where there are potentially going to consider whether it applies to trump is does it make sense? is this a qualification like age or where you were born that a state can just determine like that or is it complicated, something that congress has to decide and determine what is an insurrection. and whether someone engaged in it. i think that will be the

pete: that's what jordan love did and that's what brett favor did -- brett favre did. bills? pete: bills. will: bills. pete: and you? rachel: in honor of taylor swift and just to tick you guys off -- [laughter] pete: there you go. let's stick with football because you saw jim harbaugh, we played a little bit of his sound yesterday. he was at the pro46 life rally, very cool to see him there. head coach of the national championship michigan wolverines. well, his brother, john, coaches for the raven ares. they're a power duo. he's the head coach, and and at the press conference after their playoff win, he did what is true to form for that family, and he referenced the bible. listen. >> greatness, power, glory, victory and honor belong to you, because everything in heaven and on earth belongs to you. the kingdom belongs to you, lord. pete: what a great perspective. will: pretty cool. pete: we talked about that yesterday, football, the obsession with football. he said, sure, that was great, but all of this belongs to you with, this outcome. rachel: why are you laughing? [la

i mean, that is an absolute message to brett kavanaugh through his spokesperson and his lawyer that, look, i went through hell for you, i stepped up for you. if you'll recall, those hearings were quite contentious with the accusations of sexual assault against brett kavanaugh. and basically trump is signaling that he expects brett kavanaugh to step up. >> her argument on the face of it, it doesn't make any sense that, you know, because he went through hell for kavanaugh, kavanaugh should step up for him, but not because he went through hell for kavanaugh but because he cares about the law. >> yeah. well, the law here -- there are some questions, i think, that the supreme court will have to grapple with. one of them is, does the 14th amendment apply to the president? in other words, is the president an officer? because it's not named. he's not named as a title or a job description in that amendment. i think it's pretty clear it does apply to the presidency. another question that i think he also is arguing, trump, is that he didn't take an oath to support the constitution, which, again

justice amy coney barrett, neil gorsuch, and brett kavanaugh. saying quote this. fought really hard to get through very very good people, and they are great people, they are smart people, and i just hope that they are going to be fair. and we have course heard alina hobbs, the former presidents attorney as well saying essentially, brett kavanaugh owes him. could this be an instance in which, for instance, brett kavanaugh has to recuse himself being named outright by the former presidents attorneys, in the way in which he was? >> i would think it's very unlikely that he would do that, it's not really on him or what trump has said. so it wouldn't really rise to the level of something that he would have to recuse himself from. but of course, we've seen this before from the former presidents. not just in the supreme court cases, but also in these other lawsuits and criminal case that he is currently facing, where he will say things about judges, and unlike a lot of other people who might say some other things about judges, he seems to avoid any punishment for doing th

host: brett samuels white anytime anywhere. >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back. we are joined by representative henry cuellar. he is on the appropriations committee, democrat of texas. welcome. let's start funding. house and senate leaders have agreed to temporarily extend government funding in two batches, march 1 and march 8. do you support it? do you think it will pass? guest: we need time to do the appropriations. the need time to work out the differences between the house and senate. i think we need to get it done by march. but we are still missing the allocations. . hwo much -- how much money do we spend in each appropriations bill we are missing that? we can get it done by march 1, but we need the numbers from the speaker asap. host: there have been rumblings among the freedom caucus members. they are unhappy with the speaker. at nbc news headline saysocrats would save -- would not save -- would say speaker johnson if he -- if there's a movement to oust him. we do save him? guest: i spoke to mccarthy that if he was willing to work in topped with yakym jeff

i think brett kavanaugh, justice elena cagen could be real partners with the chief justice in tryingfigure out the best way forward. that's where i would put brett kavanaugh, as someone who really is not trying to shake up anything here. now, neil gorsuch is a very distinct approach. he is someone who he succeeded an toe anyone scalia and he has been -- a very distinctive textualist, originalist approach. i am sure he will be very deep into the history of the 14th amendment, as all of them will be, but he is someone who has always taken a little more of a conservative, limited approach to the scope of the provisions of the constitution. and then, finally, justice amy coney barrett, our most recent trump appointee who came on in 2020 succeeding ruth bader ginsberg and so much changing this court, she also has been a little bit tentative on things so that i think -- i actually think the three of them in their own distinct ways will try to continue putting their own signatures on this kind of case. and they will try to separate themselves from the conventional wisdom of who they are bec

brett velicovich jointly. those troops a been attacked by uranian proxy forces.them out it looks like a retreat. >> i hope these talks don't lead to further troop withdrawal from iraq. it's not the time. our forces are limited in numbers that are present is strategic and impactful in nature. it is not just into the tragic location to keep our finger on the pulse of isis but also iran or whatever other terror groups bonds from that region. ever since donald trump helpfully the campaign to defeat isis after the -- isis still poses a threat, they've been suppressed because our forces are conducting operations every single night to continue to defeat them. many americans don't realize how many operations take place every night against isis. the focus is on ukraine and israel. they don't make the news but on the other hand, there is, there are these benefits to isis somewhat still being active, they turned their attention less on our forces but instead on iran. the cells are packing uranian mothers are groups and that similar to the iran backed groups that the us is n

that is what brett mcgurk is working on. it is not clear that hamas will agree to that. it is certainly not clear at this point that prime minister netanyahu will agree. hamas wants a permanent cease- fire. in other words an end to the bombing that would mean that israel would basically give up on its objective of eliminating hamas. and netanyahu of course is caught between these two contradictory objectives. getting the hostages back and defeating hamas. >> hard to see netanyahu doing that. david sanger it is great to have your insights. thank you so much. >> thanks briand it great to be with you. >>> ceo apologizes twice for a decision that ignited backlash. an employee who requested to work remotely was turned down despite having a newborn baby in the nicu. in intensive care. we will have that after a quick break. will this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs,

were in the opinion of this in the, at the hook, easy way to judge and judge brett was supporting to of distribution and measure. so i think it's very, it's true condition decision for so, you know, let's talk about the, i've seen jay's kind of a power and that's because the court says it trust israel will comply with the orders, but it lacks the power to actually enforce them. doesn't it? yeah, okay, so you know it, but the power is always the question. what do we expect from the court to do? right. i mean, especially when we think about the international legal orders. so of course the court is not the police, it's not the political expert. it is of course, and we know where that internationally, good order international law and please do very much into it very much and you're connected. but this means know that political forces could put pressure on needs, right? and we already have seen the european union stating, declaring immediately after that you really have to comply with this. and even with these are the voices of very taking very seriously this because is read is committed

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brett kavanaugh is a conservative guy.was vetted by the trump white house, because they thought he would normally do this sort of stuff that the trump white house wants a justice to do, but that doesn't mean that he's not a human being. it doesn't mean that he doesn't care about professional representation. if there are any law students listening to this interview, my advice to all of them is never say that thing about a judge you are appearing in front of. >> by the way, we are talking about the colorado case, but they have other things like the immunity discussion, whether a president will have absolute immunity. there are other things to wrestle with and they know if they talk about one state there are already things going on in other states right now that the court wants to resolve. but this doesn't get on the right foot, to suggest that anything other than the law, which might turn out in trumps favor in this instance, would be the guiding post. >> judges certainly say that. now in practice, in any case, especially ha

and it's a very clear message as to what donald trump expects from brett kavanaugh, because he nominated him to the supreme court. and it's part of the reason why all of this is so unprecedented. it's remarkable to have someone who's hoping to get on the ballot, and that determination is going to be made by supreme court justices, three of whom he appointed. but it is a complicate d area. at the end of the day, unless there's further indication, we have to take faith that justice kavanagh will abide by his oath of office and do what the law requires, not what donald trump wants. >> turning now to justice clarence thomas, it's kind of a similar issue in some ways. you want him to recuse -- it sounds like you don't think that he will follow what the law requires because of what his wife has done in the past? >> i am actually optimistic on this case. and i'll tell you why. it's not necessarily because it's so open and shut and clear that he should recuse himself. it's more that he already has recused himself from one case related to january 6th. you'll recall he did not recuse himself from

what brett, of course, there are many different reasons why people might be drawn to a policy like the alternative for germany as the one key thing certainly is the issue of migration. that's the issue that they've put to the center of many of the campaigns. and they call this a tough line that you, you heard about in the piece there. and that's something that it clearly is, is wondering a lot of people, it's got a lot of people interested them, focused on them. but it's not the only thing. there's a lot of uncertainty and the disgruntlement in the population at large, for instance, with environmental legislation. and just generally they rise in the cost of living . and so, and so you've got a lot of people looking at the current government, the 3 way coalition on the life shelves and ceiling the, you know, those main stream parties don't have the answers to the, the questions that to concern people. that's why they're looking to at what certainly seems in this case, the a f d. yeah, the of the is apparently an alternative, and yet we're seeing calls to ban the party. why did people wa

alright eric take it away but once we know it you mean, we know brett jessee brett martha and vivek ramaswamybe tomorrow right here. now to president biden's reelection campaign's first campaign speech of the election yesterday focused on today, three years ago. the third anniversary of that dark day in american history, january 6. he condemned a president trump as a threat to democracy that is expected to be a key theme in his reelection campaign. lucas tomlinson's live in bloomington, delaware that is where the president is spending the weekend at his home there. hi lucas. >> hi eric. president biden use the occasion yesterday speaking outside valley forge, george washington's winter encampment during the american revolution in 1777 in 1778 to launch a full broadside against his predecessor donald trump. dimensioning's trump's name 44 times the most biden ever has invoked the memory of generally six. >> trump did nothing. it was among the worst dereliction of duty by a president in american history. an attempt to overturn a free and fair election by force and violence. >> but i didn't need

one of trump's attorneys said she thinks trump will win because he appointed justice brett kavanaughnd two other justices. >> i think it should be a slam dunk in the supreme court, i have faith in them. you know, people like kavanaugh, who the president fought for, who the president went through hell to get into place, he'll step up, those people will step up, not because they're pro-trump, but because they're pro-law, because they're pro-fairness and the law in this is very clear. >> democratic representative dan goldman, who was lead majority counsel in the first impeachment inquiry against trump questioned whether trump appointed justices could be impartial. >> this is like a conciliary of the mob family sending a message to someone who you think you have some control over and it's a very clear message as to what donald trump expects from brett kavanaugh because he nominated him to the supreme court. and it's part of the reason why all of this is so unprecedented. it's remarkable to have someone who's hoping to get on the ballot, and that determination is going to be made by supre

a us special enovy, brett mcgurk, is meeting qatari government representatives following his talks inans have been killed in the past 2a hours, amid some of the heaviest fighting yet seen in the campaign. israel's military has given fresh evacuation orders for part of khan younis, southern gaza's biggest city. the un says the demand will affect half a million people. the foreign secretary, lord cameron, is also on a trip to the region, where he'll be meeting palestinian and israeli leaders as well as travelling to qatar and turkey. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, has more. we knew there were serious talks go on via qatari and egyptian mediators come up with us involvement as well, to try and bring about a new hostage release deal, a new ceasefire deal. we have heard from a palestinian source, knowing that as a palestinian delegation in cairo, is that they have had proposals for these five stages laid out there. the first one sounds quite like but we saw back in november when we had a renewable ceasefire in exchange for the release of many of the hostages that were being

brett, bear the networks supposed news man, who's election i-20 20 text messages showed him trying to get his network to change their correct call that trump lost arizona across with martha mccollum inead conducted a town hall so full of obsequious questions that even ron desantis, who fox news who literally brought on to toss around or false, is clearly unhappy about the campaign rally. still fires to complain, or wine, on iowa political radio this morning. >> donald trump refuses to debate, and i think the question is, is, when we get down to a one-on-one, will trump have to debate? and i think he should debate. i mean, he was on fox news counterprogrammed a. he could have very reasonably just gone and got down to the debate. he doesn't want to do that. and basically was on fox -- >> this is the president and ceo of media matters for america, and he joins me now. complaining about softball questions which again, the broken clock. what's fascinating to me about last night is the contest, which is, it did seem there was a period, remember, dominion, post jan six, that trump, first of

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all right brett, thank you very. much all right brett, thank y under . donald trump's iron grip on the gop, now extends from the campaign trail to capitol hill. republicans could tank a border bill just to help them politically. my all-star panel -- molly jong-fast, michael steele, and luke broadwater, they are here to discuss what is at stake. the magic number, a jury verdict orders donald trump to pay 83 point $3 million for defaming e. jean carroll after she accused him of sexual assault. we'll take a closer look at when or if she will see the money, and what trump's courtroom theatrics could tell us about his upcoming criminal trials. and, mr. wright, first time oscar nominee jeffrey wright joins me to talk about his acclaimed movie, american fiction, how it reflects his life experience, and the role i hope he gets to play one day. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. >> donald trump and nikki haley are back on the campaign trail tonight, as we countdown to next month's 2024 presidential contest in nevada and south carolina. right now, d

from florida governor ron desantis, no longer 2024 republican presidential candidate let's bring in brett baier and shannon bream, brett is sounded a little bit like the first campaign speech 2028. >> definitely come good evening i think this is an interesting time to do this ahead of the new hampshire primary but he was losing altitude fast he was in a five or six percentile in new hampshire, obviously came in second in iowa but the money was drying up and so was the sup support, to have the endorsement of the former president he obviously spent a lot of time in iowa going after former president trump but saying it is not nikki haley who he is supporting coming up and he is moving forward. this is 242 days. he got in the race of may of 2023 and this is the end of the campaign today. if you think about where people were politically, months ago, the fall from grace, politically that he would be getting out before the new hampshire primary i don't think many political experts would've guessed that six, seven, eight months ago. jon: a lot of people put him as the number one candidate directo

he replaces brett. he is navies all time when interest coach.11 bowl appearances. he has a clear vision of what he wants to do here. two people would ask me over the years how i would coach? i was who i am. the foundation of our program was simple, love. >> the director of athletics says that ken is the right fit. >>> the 49ers are getting ready for the championship game against the lions. they are preparing for the next season. the draft. the 49ers are expected to have 11 draft picks including four compensatory collections for the first-run collection will be anywhere from number 29 to number 32, based on how they finish. part of the reason they're getting so many picks, because they lost players in free agency. that includes, jimmy gee. he went to the radius. the draft is in late april. >>> our teammates at nbc sports bay area have you covered. this is a huge weekend. pregame coverage begins at 2:30 and the game kicks off at 3:30. tune in for the live post game show, from the locker room at levi. it is the best coverage in the market. two rate

been been it has not -- relay has not beaten san francisco since brett favre was playing quarterback.>> if you are thinking about heading to levi's stadium on saturday, dig deep. it will cost you at least $200 a ticket. that is for the upper levels. if you want to save money, they have official watch parties. there is a fan rally in san pedro square at 5:00. you need tickets but the good news is, you don't have to pay for them, they are free. there were four official watch party saturday. over the bridge, you can meet your neighbors in oakland. >>> no parties for the 49ers. things are more serious than ever. the same could be said for local businesses. streaming at 9:30 we will take you into this bay area bar that is hoping to draw you in, even if you have to sit with cheeseheads. >>> a new friend >>> live at san jose. there is an exciting change coming too late night at cbs. '@fter midnight' . here is danya bacchus with a preview of the new host. >> reporter: there is a new face on late-night television. comedian taylor tomlinson is hosting cbs's after midnight. we visited her on the

también a gente que vive aquí y por eso realizaron hoy la exhibición prismatic schiff del artista brettn, las linternas rojas que se han vuelto la imagen del barrio. >> pero hoy de una manera más moderna, el presidente de la junta de supervisores de san francisco, aaron peskin, dijo que apoya una propuesta para que la ciudad otorgue 250.000 $ al barrio chino y siga atrayendo al turismo. >> y por qué no, también al turismo local? >> claro que sí. un lugar icónico de todo el área de la bahía es sin duda alguna y de los más reconocidos en todo el país. lo vamos, nos vemos (musica) (musica) noche noticias telemundo de ultima hora. >> el presidente biden promete cerrar las fronteras si se le otorga la autoridad en un proyecto de ley bipartidista. >> el expresidente trump debe pagarle a la escritora y periodista e.g. >> carroll mas de 33 millones de dolares por danos y perjuicio en el caso por difamacion. >> reportaje especial. >> companias turisticas en chiapas, mexico, que esconden excursiones a zonas arqueologicas por las extorsiones y crimenes de la delincuencia organizada y una pareja qu

on okay we have jampacked hour for you and center or equivalent, is a former navy nuclear engineer brett sattler and economists diana roth angeles serve on the big mistakes that obama insiders are now morning, the biden campaign is making and you won't believe it i'm an arrest for this, pro- palestinian protesters, clashed with law enforcement from the white house throwing objects of the cops and why no arrests there and also this federal workers at 22 government agent and agencies are planning to walk out tomorrow to get cs or else for house speaker mike johnson anybody to think of us should us conservative slammed the new spending deal solely keeping the border problem seven speaker johnson just rejected the senate border deal and the president criticized the water collapsed and other prices. former dni clapper said that yes it is and we also have former deputy is journey general will break down fulton county d.a. funding will speaking out now. this house judiciary launches a corruption problem, for financially benefiting by hiring her boyfriend trump case pretty did not have any expre

brett in idaho, a republican. good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. i would just resist calling people democratic colors if they are a democrat. it's the least democratic country in the world. host: mike in missouri, and independent. caller: good morning greta. there are a lot of things bothering me today. i did not like the way your guest ignored the fact when he was speaking that trump inherited a perfect economy from obama and joe inherited a broken, run down economy which is now up and running for the american people. i also want to comment on the border. do you remember back at joe biden state of the union address when the republicans started screaming and hollering about the border and joe biden said give me more technology. and lastly, i am worried about our constitution, donald trump our only president who ever said we should suspend the constitution because it was against him. now, we have all of the republican candidates saying if donald trump were to be convicted they would pardon him putting aside the constitution. the constitution says he

she said the people in kaufman, a who justice brett kavanaugh, who the president fought for, who the went through hell to get into place, he'll step up. those people will step up. is that not enough for justice kavanaugh to recuse himself? is it not enough to ginni thomas participated actively to venture that donald trump got back to the oval office despite donald trump losing? is that not enough for clarence thomas to recuse himself from the supreme court? all of these cases are going to the supreme court. >> i think what you are asking is whether we still live in a country that has the rule of law, katie. because alina habba's comments come paris leslie close to suggesting that judges up purely transactional, owing loyalty to the presidents who appointed them after they take the bench. you and i as practicing lawyers know that that's not true. when someone like alina habba, who is representing a former president, goes out on the airwaves and says something like this, how could we continue to ask americans to have confidence in the courts? this is at the heart of i think one of the

green bay has not beaten san francisco since january 2022 when brett favre was still playing quarterbackr the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >>> bars in san francisco are getting ready for some big crowds this weekend like mad dog in the fog. they are happy to host whoever shows up . the pandemic forced them to close for a while but they were able to reopen in 2022 and they say there was plenty of room for the 49ers faithful and the chiefs fans. >> it will be pretty great. 49ers fans will dominate and we are home but it will be really fun. it is going to be a good crowd and a fun afternoon. >> that looks like a fun place. >> workers tell us all 25 tvs will be tuned into the big game on saturday. >>> tickets are still available for saturday's game. at last check, the cheapest seats were going for $250. if you want to be on the 50 yard line, be prepared to drop more than $1000. the most expensive seats we saw were going for five grand. >>> if you can't make it to the game, the 49ers are hosting a series of watch parties. the festivities start with a fan rally friday in san pedro squa

wounded, relatives, but it looks like maybe the son, no, i’m actually from arkhanelskaya, he’s in brettl, velyusha, here, here already, i no longer, no, well , you can immediately see our boys, i can’t say right now, because all these guys are already clearly not driving the prozhnyak there, they’re so serious, here the old one is local, nice, the old one is the most local, the oldest, oleg, how old are you, 42? 40, 35, 33, at the very top, everyone is all adults, and you are 39, 46, 52, that is, you are the oldest, it turns out, yes, well, except for me, i’m even older, how old are you? 48, 48, that is, your boys are only local or, there is no longer an understanding of the local, no matter how everyone is already mixed up, there is no such thing anymore, we are all local, on the twenty-second, twenty-second, in the twenty-second year vladimirovich said that everyone is local now, so everything is fair. well said, now the boys here will have a little rest and will go on to work, that’s right, now the wounds that are there will be healed, now they are working on the training ground, let

. >>> say hello to the new coach, kevin who replaces brett who left for arizona.y's all-time winningest coach , he was there for 15 seasons and led the team to 11 bowl appearances. the 50-year-old hawaiian native is well respected and the spartans are thrilled to have him. >>> a magical game for the sharks. the sharks and rangers, coming back from a 2-0 deficit. ryan with a equalizer that tied the game. we go to overtime. hurdle ends up with the puck and the game-winner. the sharks beat the rangers, 3-2 in you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. plus, get the new samsung galaxy s24 on us. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo m

let's bring in martha maccallum and brett baier. what do we have, guys? >> based on the first results in our fox news voter analysis the foxnews decision desk desk and project that former president donald trump will win the iowa caucuses. >> he will take the lion's share of the 40 delegates. this solidifies his place as the current front runner for the domination. former governor haley and governor desantis fighting for second. this is really going to may be last a wild. it is a close race how we see it on the numbers we are looking at. the former president over performed in the rural parts of iowa. but it has been overwhelming some of these numbers from the precincts that are already starting to come in. we were just talking. it happens quickly. they do it on pieces of paper. they finished it and they hear everybody talk and it's done. >> it is stunning. i was in touch with one at a des moines and they listen to the speeches from all the representatives and then they voted and it was over very quickly. everything we are seeing is that the president in io