thank you, brit, for coming on. ing appreciate it very much. now look, brit's on the phone. i, you know, among all the kudos to rush, you know, his changing of talk radio, am talk radio, his being a conservative icon, getting gingrich and the republicans elected to congress in '94, helping president trump running for re-election and so forth, brit, one thing i want to say, i knew trump -- i knew rush fairly well. he was a policy guy. he was a self-taught policy wonk who was very good in the art of persuasion with respect to conservative ideals and principles. that's -- i don't want that to be lost in all of these discussions, brit. >> yeah. and i think one of his genius, one of the things about his genius, larry, was that he could turn a policy discussion into something fun to listen to. you know, he talked about how he wanted to be entertaining. he could make that stuff entertaining. he had an eye for the little stories that sort of exposed the foibles and failings of the policies of the left, and they were, the stories were kind of eye-catching in a way, and you'd hear him

brit, thanks for coming on. i'm a little confused by this. this freshman member of congress is now kind of the touch stone for the nation. maybe inflating her importance beyond what's warranted. i'm just guessing. >> yes, i'll say. there is not the slightest evidence that she has any influence of any kind within the republican caucus. indeed, to the extent that we know anything about what they all think of her. they are embarrassed by her because she said all guns are really looney stuff. contrast that, for example, with the rantings we've heard from, you know, aoc, and omar and others on the democratic side of the house of representatives. aoc most recently decided that ted cruz had attempted to murder her. that's pretty far out there although i noticed on twitter there are some people who believe it's true. who knows, but the fact is, if you're in the republican party, and you got somebody who is way out there in your midst, you're going to hear a lot about that person and you're going to be asked to account for it and have her name and fac

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brit hume, i appreciate your coming on tonight. thank you. >> you bet. thank you. >>> unbeknownst to most people,

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we are not brit hume. brit has been in journalism for many years.joins us now to assess this steamy relationship between our news media and their hot new boyfriend, joe biden. brit, i watched you, literally, as a kid, cover our federal government from the congress, white house lawn. i never heard you once ask any politician how that person's love story was going to heal a nation. how do you assess questions like that? >> well, it's gushing coverage. it is something that when i was coming along as a reporter, no matter how you personally felt about a politician, favorably or unfavorably, you just didn't introduce that or show that. you certainly never gushed. when a politician was promising all kinds of wonderful things, you never announced they were going to achieve them. what you said was that they said they were going to achieve them. you kept your distance. you didn't make their opinions and statements your own. you kept a distance. it was -- this was a set of customs, not so much of objectivity. nobody is capable of that but of neutrality, in wh

we will leave it there, brit, thank you. a little bit of post-presidential advice from brit hume. coming up, joe biden has just killed the keystone xl pipeline. canadian pipeline, and with a lot of american jobs attached to it, but now there is another pipeline he is more favorably disposed to from turkmenistan and for the taliban. that's next. ♪ ♪ i suffered with psoriasis for so long. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. i'm still clear, five years now. cosentyx works fast to give you clear skin that can last. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. i look and feel so much better. see me. ask your dermatologist if cosentyx could help you move past the pain of psoriasis. ♪ ♪ >> mark: on its very f

brit, let me start with you. the bipartisan unity talk but there's no sense that democrats are ready to go down the negotiating side. they were setting up for budget reconciliation which means 51 votes. >> that's right. i am old enough and i am no bill ayers $1,600,000,000,000 is not exactly considered going small. let's look at it this way for a moment. in terms of covid, cases and hospitalizations are down and we have two vaccines. there's been delivery issues but they are getting out there. one more is on the way. the situation is such that you would think it would getting better. beginning may be to see our way clear. is this really the time to throw $1.9 trillion at the problem, much of it not directly related to covid-19, all of it borrowed money, when the rest of the money that's been previously appropriated has yet to be spent. i think the republicans have a case but i also sense this bill is going to leave the station. you can probably understand why the democrats are trying to loaded up with as much as

. >> bret: panel -- brit hume is coming up on this topic as well in just a bit but something ahead the biden administration of the trump team can agree on and a massive winter blast across the country, bitter cold in texas sparking power blackouts. we will have a live report from dallas next. >> it is extremely cold when the wind is blowing. >> water was gone at 8:30, power off and obviously 1 of millions in the same boat. i feel silly. but i do want the fastest 5g network. oh i want the fastest 5g network. are we actually doing this again? it's not complicated. only at&t gives everyone the same great deal. like the samsung galaxy s21 5g for free when you trade in. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics yeah, and now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect th

brit hume. you know, the significant cannot be lost. keeps talking about talk radio and all of that. i'm not saying he invented it but leave it to, you know, so many that triumphed in that medium. it was a lin few. even don imus, not a conservative figure that would marvel at the ability of rush limbaugh to entertain and to entertain and explain complex issues in an appealing matter. do so in a way that would make the other side think as well. karl rove with us right now on the significance of that. karl, thanks for joining us. he made conservatism cool. whether you were of that mindset or not, he went a long way to making it cool. what do you think? >> he did popularize it. the way he popularized it is by drawing on the values that he envibed as a kid in missouri in the middle of the country and conseratism with common sense and practicality to it. when a man like this passes, we want to talk about the big things that he did. he did big things. he created talk radio. reinvigorated the conservative movement, brought it in to so many cor

he estimates that brits will have saved £250 billion — that brits will have saved £250 billion byjuneot going out and not going anywhere, not going on holiday. — going anywhere, not going on holiday, basically not doing anything, sitting at home watching netfiix~ _ anything, sitting at home watching netflix. which is great news, except obviously _ netflix. which is great news, except obviously 250 billion has not been evenly— obviously 250 billion has not been evenly spread out. if you have a nice _ evenly spread out. if you have a nice house _ evenly spread out. if you have a nice house and a job you can do working — nice house and a job you can do working from home and you're financially secure, then yes, you probably— financially secure, then yes, you probably will have saved a substantial amount. probably will have saved a substantialamount. if probably will have saved a substantial amount. if you have lost yourioh _ substantial amount. if you have lost yourjob however, if you are one of the mitiions— yourjob however, if you are one of the millions of self—employed who have fallen

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and, brits may have to show a covid 19 passport to go to a pub or restaurant. good morning, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to say to everybody, the truth is out there. if you look for it. now, specifically, i want to present one example from the house managers, eric swalwell. first of all, mr. swalwell have been allegedly accused of having a chinese spy work for him while he is in the intelligence committee. that should be wrong right there. then, for him to produce a tweet from an individual, jennifer lynn lawrence, who they say was verified with a blue check mark, when it never was, and he took the words out of context. she was saying we the calvary, which is a reference to the cross, not cavalry, which is on horseback to attack. host: to riverhead new york, independent line, robert, hi. robert in riverhead, you are on. are you there? well, that will about do it. we lost robert, but thanks for all your calls and comments this morning. david reynolds, we will get him back on the program to reschedule that interview. we are b

sort of the same with the brits it ok to talk to people and how to people anyhow you know because i didn't have a license to do what they want to do with anybody i mean now for having told her who she to intrude have nothing to lose to me that to my face. we drive back to the regional capital amanda passing czech police where security forces are drinking hopefully and extracting bribes at another checkpoint a group of separatists stops us they're ready to talk. but the people have to contribute money when they come here at the checkpoint or yes as the scientists could point to a little good morning god and god help you out prove to people i was there for the quarter of a battery they say they're protecting civilians from the military but they're really who's behind the attacks on the schools. the separatists are running on their own at this information campaign. that the decision is dot as in if well properties to ours will go forward but what else does the last illusion we need separation i'm nothing more than the bad that's really not yet if that is not great but on the web and i'm not r

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good morning brits want to travel to countries want them good morning steve yes that's the big question and all those questions that was in that story at the end. of the different countries that it covering at beijing yeah that remains a big question because the folks who are making the bookings are actually hoping that the situation on the coral front in. the. destination is going to be equally bright as they are. looking in britain so far but that's not the case you know that the country's. crisis and this would be extra careful before they open their borders for a foreign tourist and that's going to actually be a deciding factor going forward. what is this rush mean for the struggling travel industry looks like there's a lot of pent up demand. absolutely and a pent up demand is better than lack of demand these are encouraging signs that the people about ready to pack their bags and leave for these destinations despite all the economic pains all around but it's to do and you can rejoice at would say because they feel a thing that quotidian was across the was different there is no qual

this is d w news coming to you live from berlin spain is brits by a 2nd night of unrest over the jailing of a couple and rapper police say police face furious demonstrations in cities across the country protesters are bending the release of pablo hussey know who's in prison for torah flying terrorism and insulting the royal family also coming up the jury is security forces are ordered to launch a rescue operation after gunmen attack a school killing a student and abducting 40 other people look at the latest from the capital a budget and some health workers in germany shown on the asters zeneca vaccine because of concerns over its effectiveness and side effects the health minister tries to boost confidence he says he wouldn't hesitate to get the shots himself. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us spanish police have clashed with thousands of protesters demanding the release of a rap artist jailed for his lyrics and social media posts police in madrid and barcelona face the 2nd night of ballance using tear gas and rubber bullets demonstrators set up burning barricades. there wer

evans will will play fellow brit cameron norrie in the first round of the australian open on tuesday.tional on the european tour. the world number one shot a final round of 68 to finish two shots ahead of the chasing pack. england's justin rose was joint—second on 13 under. exeter have narrowed the gap on leaders bristol to just two points at the top of rugby union's premiership with a 15—9 victory at newcastle. exeter ran in two tries including this one from alex cuthbert and debutant kyle mayers scored a stunning 210 not out as west indies achieved the fifth highest successful run chase in test history. they chased down 395 to beat bangladesh by three wickets, with 15 balls remaining in the first test in chittagong. get out your nachos and chicken wings. get out your nachos and chicken wings. finally, we are a matter of hours away from the superbowl. it's the kansas city chiefs taking on tampa bay buccaneers, who will be playing in their own stadium. the bucs are led by the veteran tom brady, who will be aiming to win his seventh title at the age of a3. former bucs star ryan russell

>> dana: brit hume. >> greg: brit hume has a theory on fauci. >> the problem i think with dr. much with him is is with our failure as a society to recognize that he is a, an expert in a narrow field. he's an epidemiologist, his job is to fight this disease. he's not an expert in child psychology or children's education, he's not an authority on the u.s. economy and the damage that may be done do it. he's just not. >> greg: it's an interesting point, he's got one lane, the problem is when he's asked to comment outside that lane. >> dana: i think there's a lot of diminishing returns that is a scientific fact, for his media appearances, he is very generous with his time in the media love to have them, he's great for ratings, people love to watch but now he's even taking incoming from the media that is loved and because they are like, well, wait, the schools are open but they are not open, the schools in order for them to open and it does get you into a situation where you sound inconsistent and sometimes disingenuous. so if i were there, if i could give a little advice to those f

their front page says that vaccine passports could allow lockdown—weary brits to go abroad on holidayhis summer. the daily express carries a similiary story, with the headline "here we go". apparently popular summer destinations such as greece and spain are ready to welcome back brits to their shores. the daily mail carries a headline about what it calls the shocking state of the uk army. according to the paper, all but one infantry batallion is short of soldiers. according to the daily telegraph, pubs will reopen in april, but only if they agree not to sell alcohol. the i says that the uk's on track to vaccinate every adult in byjune, and that confidence is growing in the british vaccine team. the financial times says that the chancellor is set to extend the time period needed to pay back bounceback loans to help stave off business failures. meanwhile, the times has an exclusive claiming ministers are aiming to take back control over the nhs in the biggest health reform in over a decade. finally, the daily star asks, is this the best parish council meeting in the world ever? referrin

even as airlines hope to salvage something of this year after 2020 loss to covid, it seems like britsill have to wait for final approval at the state level. mark: thank you very much indeed. stay with us. more to come live from paris. ♪ >> the date was december 17, 20 10. tunisia began to rise up. the revolution was not only political. it was also cultural on walls across the country, paintings and political caricatures appeared almost overnight. art became a means of expression and a way to inform people. at the time, several young artists started small groups like the cave people. >> [speaking foreign language] ♪ >> it was then egypt's turn to respond to the call for freedom. just like in nisia, artists played a major part in the movement. in cairo's rear square, famous traditional artists began painting large murals. the people were demanding freedom, and artists responded accordingly. the walls of the egyptian capital seem -- soon became covered in cartoons which aimed to educate consumers, a way to combat mainstream media, which was busy telling the government line. the world of

jamie murray has organised another battle of the brits team tennis tournament.two—day event in aberdeen, just before christmas. andy murray and british number one dan evans have both signed up to play. and britain's elfyn evans is fifth overall after the opening day of the arctic rally finland. he is 17 seconds ahead of toyota team—mate and world champion sebastien ogier but more than half a minute behind leader oit tanak. the dutchman nyck de vries has won the opening race of the formula e season in saudi arabia. the sport's first night race wasn't a good one for british drivers, with sam bird and alex lynn taking each other out. it was de vries' first victory in just his second season for mercedes. the highest—placed briton was oliver rowland, who was sixth. you can watch the second race of the season tomorrow live on the bbc. now, it's been a tough 12 months for all sports, but rugby sevens has been particularly hard hit. funding to the sevens programmes across britain was cut and fixtures were off, leaving many players with no choice but to return to playing

. >>> from one brit to another, prince harry chatted explaining why he and his family no longer live >> it was stepping back rather than stepping down. it was really difficult environment as i think a will the of people saw. we didn't know what the press could be like. it was destroying my mental health. this is toxic. i did what any husband and father would do. i need to get my family out of here. >> prince harry said he and his wife remain committed to a life of public service and helping where ever they can. >>> it's the birth place of the band the dubie brothers an there's a push to make the home a historic landmark. back in a moment. like, seeing my mom. it's unthinkable to me that i can't see her and i can't hug her. not being able to hug is just like somebody has to tie me down. touching someone to say i love you, to hug you... those are the things that i miss. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> just a few minutes ago we got an update about tiger woods. he's moved hospitals. >> they issued an update on his twitter feed. tiger woods team but it's coming from his management and representatives. among wh

senior political analyst brit hume, good evening.t only republicans but democrats may want to move this quickly. >> welcome i don't think -- it may be the case that democrats s impeachment trial will not come down to their political credit because not much of the country will see the point to try to convict a man and remove him when he's already gone. apart from that, the case that trump incited the mob by what he said on the day of the riot seems a little weak in either the fact explicitly encouraged these protesters to go to capitol hill and protest, as he put it, peacefully and patriotically. i think the case would be better made if trey gowdy suggested, our new contributor, that made the case that it's fair to act when the riot started might be grounds or in my view, all the stuff he pumped into the brains of his supporters about the election being stolen, which clearly animated a lot of them to come to washington might be a better ground. but nonetheless, they clearly want to get it over with and we will only see a try when the

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you know a lot of brits here are really sympathetic to prince harry and his wife and the media attention his mother, of course, is not that long in the past. but, you know, to court actually media attention like this, to do a splashy interview like this, sign deals with spotify and netflix, it does strike a lot of brits as something like hypocrisy. >> lit milk and sugar. >> yeah. put it out in. >> a prince who hides from the headlines. >> it was destroying my mental health. >> once again all over them. a day after prince harry's interview with actor and friend james corden about fatherhood, philanthropy and bidding farewell to his royal life. >> i did what any husband and what any father would do is i need to get my family out of here. >> reporter: laying blame on britain's toxic media for driving him and meghan from royal duties. >> if i was in his shoes i would feel the same. >> i think prince harry is obviously very sensitive to the media. considering what happened to his mother. >> reporter: the queen stripped the duke and duchess of sussex of their patronages and honorary military a

elsewhere for the brits toda , the experience. elsewhere for the brits today. the all— experience.stl today, the all british class against dan evans, the british number one. in the men's draw, british number one dan evans is out, beaten by compatriot cameron norrie in an all british encounter in the first round. heather watson is also through, but a fellow brit lost her first match at the grand slam. their performance of the day came from ash party, the australian, ruthless against the payer, lending line winning 6—0, 6-0. payer, lending line winning 6—0, 6—0. also through... and the first squad has been named as the midfielderjill scott is among the seniorfigures included, and monda hopper 150th cap for essex against their game in northern ireland. she said just ask one ofjust 20 means that she's earned a place in the squad. that is about it from the bbc sport centre for disease control and prevention now, i will be back for another update. see you later this afternoon. thank you, john. the government risks �*turning the clock back�* on equality for women — because economic suppor

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for two brits living in california there were some memories of home.re you go, a little slice of home, huh?! next weekend, it will be meghan�*s turn, with the broadcast of her interview with oprah winfrey. daniela relph, bbc news. that's it from us. we'll leave you with these images of the very nearly full moon — the snow moon — rising over eastbourne pier tonight — being enjoyed by a murmuration of starlings. good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are giles kenningham — conservative commentator and former conservative party press chief and benedict paviot uk correspondent of france 24. lovely to see you both once again. our chat in a moment, first though a 0ur chat in a moment, first though a quick look through the front pages. the i leads with the news that over 40's are set to get the vaccine next. the paper says the police and teaching unions are criticising the move and that front line workers of all ages should be vaccinated first. the us intelligence report into the death ofjourna

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the brits have said goodbye to expandthe european union.fill. doesn't mean they've left all their problems behind. one brexit-related issue is the desire of many people in scotland to break away from the uk and rejoin the eu. of course the british government doesn't want to see this happen. our reporter met two men who uncovered a long-forgotten monument that symbolizes scotland's past and maybe its future. >> like most weekends, keith and david are tending to the upkeep of the world's largest, three-dimensional map of scotland. keith discovered the overgrown concrete map over 25 years ago. first, he wasn't quite sure what he'd stumbled across, but he thought he recognized the shape of a scottish peninsula. >> ten minutes later i had walked north, discovered ben lomondwalked across rannoch moor, climbed over ben nevis and arrived at the north coast of scotland at the cape wrath lighthouse peninsula, realizing that this was an astonishing relief model. >> it's the brainchild of jan tomasik, a polish world war 2 veteran, who displayed it in his ho

reporter: for the two brits living in california, there were some memories of home.ekend, it will be megan's turn with a broadcast of her interview with oprah winfrey. anchor: president biden has been visiting communities devastate by snowstorms in the u.s. state of texas. the president has been meeting volunteers in harris county emergency center in houston as the city starts to recover from the severe winter weather. many homes and businesses have been damaged across texas and millions have been left without power. meanwhile, the first lady, jill biden, has been helping out as well. she has been packing bags at a local food bank. the couple will later visit a health center, which we understand is helping administer covid-19 vaccinations. jill biden there, helping out at a center with provisions for those left stuck without power in texas. don't forgetou can get in touch with me. i am on twitter. plenty more coming up shortly. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuin

brit hume was summarizing that. we're in a different political era.the attitude of the democrats has been to resist and followed through on that by going after him in every possible way, including now impeaching him twice. you know, for the first 185 years of this nation's history we had exactly one impeachment. it did not lead to a conviction and in the past 30-some years we've had three including two this year. >> bill: the video they played yesterday notwithstanding. what was your impression watching that knowing that we've covered two of them in a year now. >> yeah, i have to agree with my mentor and friend britt. there is that feeling on the republican side that this is trying to continue to go after president trump. however, democrats you talk to on capitol hill believe this impeachment fits more of an impeachment than the first one. they think that this is -- if there were impeachable offenses this falls into that. the added aspect of this is that the president has left office and it feels to some around the country that they are going down a r

brit bennett and filmmaker ava duvernay just just like gorman are also both from southern california. and coming up in the next hour on kron 00:00am morning news, lawmakers worked late overnight discussing. >>president biden's covid-19 relief proposal. a recap of what happened coming up in a live report. plus doctors across the bay area warning to not hold super bowl parties this weekend. over concerns this could lead to a super spreader event. >>san francisco is opening its second mass vaccination site today at the moscone live here up in a live report. senate being equally divided. the vice president votes in the affirmative. and the concurrent resolution as amended is adopted. and breaking news overnight vice president kamala harris cast her first tie breaking vote in the senate taking a step towards another. >>covid-19 relief bill that could mean another round of stimulus checks. news stations, you're watching the car. yes you can it's friday and thanks for waking up with us the finest day of the week, i'm darya false fletcher yes we're all over. >>and that the weekend is upon us

thank you very much for going through all of that on what's been a very busy day for the brits in melbourneecond round. austin halewood there with anne keothavong, who is part of team on five live sports extra bringing you commentary throughout the tournament. let's have look at some of the day's other stories in melbourne, ash barty is one of the favourites in the women's draw, not only is she the world number one but because she lives in australia she's not had to quarantine. and she certainly seemed fresh against danka kovinic. barty, who was a semi—finallist last year and won the 2019 french open, didn't lose a single game, six—luv, six—luv , a so— called �*double bagelling' in the trade. poor kovinic spent two weeks in hard lockdown only to be knocked out in 44 minutes. and rafael nadal showed no signs of the back problems which have been troubling him in the past few months as he saw off laslo djere in straight sets, nadal has reached five finals in melbourne but only won it once, that was back in 2009. some of the days other headlines for you. but we'll stay with tennis. andy murray.

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ecological disasters on record the international olympic committee has named the australian city of brit's been as the preferred candidate to host the 2032 olympic games the city will now into talks with bid organize the i.o.c. overhauled its bidding rules in 2019 to cut costs and make the process easier. here is a day where the headlines more news coming up right after people and power. kill and sleep well i pray and influence peddling the former french president nicolas salt toes he will be in the dock in a court room and carries all to investigations on march the 1st we'll hear the verdict in his child follow the story as it breaks the mold of reaction on al-jazeera. with around 28000000 people infected and approaching 1000000 dead the global coronavirus pandemic continues to exact a heavy toll but after the 1st appearance of cope with 19 could the world health organization and a few more effectively in this new modern age in the international response a few months into the crisis a team of swiss italian filmmakers went in search of answers. to. the form we have the 4 men system and tha