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it is nice to be at brookings. not to date myself but i came to washington for the first time in september 1978. i was a student across the street at johns hopkins. brookings, to all of us who were students, was the place to go to get smarter on economics, on domestic and foreign economic policy. it has always been, and my good friend headed the institution for a decade, one of our finest and most objective and scholarly think tanks in washington so i'm glad to be here. glad to be with brian and patricia. we will have a conversation and i'm not going to bore you with a long speech, but they have asked me to give introductory comments. i wanted to do that to set the stage of where i think we are on u.s.-china relations. i have come back four days ago from beijing. it has been a very active period in our relationship with the chinese. i was with the president a month ago this week in california just north of the stanford campus for his meeting with president xi jinping. a few thoughts for me on where we stand. i look

brooke. >> brooke: former president trump took part in the town hall in iowa and took aim at president biden and his opponents. watch this. >> look at joe biden, bedlam. a man who can't lead or find his way off a stage. they have chaos in the middle east. he can't put two sentences together. you like ron desantis, he would not be around today, he would work in a pizza shop or law firm if i didn't endorse him. ron desanctimonious said i go by what dr. dr. fauci says, she does not have what it takes, she will be creamed in the election. i know her well and i believe chris christie is right, one of the few things he's been right about. >> brooke: the former president touted his records and future. >> i will be a dictator. guy like biden, nothing he can run on. i set record with energy, we were energy independent and had your bills down low and gasoline for the car down to $1.87 per gallon. we'll have the largest deportation effort in the history of our country. we are bringing everybody back where they came from. we have no choice. i think the stock market is going up because i'm leading

brainard to brookings today as one of which brookings researchers have been focused on for some time how to grow the economy by investing. you will hear later from my colleague mark nero -- mark mark muro who shows the high-tech high innovation sectors over the past couple of decades happened in an exceedingly small number of regions. over the same period a■ú signifant part of the country lost good jobs in national competition prolonged recovery from the great recession and frankly it was policy driven. at the end of the pandemic recession it was very different. my colleagues found nearly half the trillion dollars in private industrial investment since january 2021 played disproportionally in counties with below average employment records and o over the past yeaa larger share gain jobs than in the past 35 years. as dr. brainard will describe in her remarks spreading growth to more places is explicit aim of the administration. dozens of policies and programs such as infrastructure investment and jobs act, the chips and science act and the orinflation reduction as. these efforts aim to

this is about an houri serve as the interim director and vice president at brookings metro and we are honored today to host the national economic advisor and 14th director of the national economicially pleased to welcome her back to brookings because before many of the important positions in federal service including as vice chair of the federal reserve, treasury undersecretary for international affairs, she hung her head out . 1775 massachusetts avenue, the founding vice president and director of our global economy and development program. she actually started here in the foreign policy program at least that is what the people here tell me. given that she heads the national economic council leo studies as jfk said, success has a thousand fathers. the person that follows this inside baseball think tank stuff what are brookings metro people doing, so the topic that brings her to brookings today is actually one on which the researchers have been focused for some time. how to grow the economy by investing in places. you will hear later from my colleague his research has shown that the va

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brook has been out with the squad in dubai, and his family have requested privacy.ave announced that surrey�*s dan lawrence will replace brook in the squad. and despite heading into the weekend ten shots off the lead, rory mcilroy has won the dubai desert classic for a record fourth time. a 63 on saturday put the northern irishman in contention, and while his final round contained fewer fireworks, rivals adrian meronk and overnight leader cameron young couldn't take advantage, and a two—under—par 70 was enough for mcilroy to win by one shot, as he finished on 14 under. ijust have a really good feeling when i come back to dubai, so that helps me stay relaxed and play some good golf. yes, i had to hold it together on the back nine today, it was very tricky, and wasn't really thinking about turning up my name on there for a fourth time, was just trying to win a golf tournament, and thankfully i had enough good shots down the stretch to make that happen. great comeback there from marie. just enough time to recap our top story. liverpool are now five points clear at the

brooke: we do.are still big fans of big tech and we think they will continue to be leadership in the market. but there is a bifurcation going on now where you can't just buy the broad market, you have to be very selective in the names you are picking and big tech are some of the names that we think will do well. annabelle: are there any specific names as well? microsoft, for instance, the story last week was it hitting $3 trillion. we brooke: like microsoft. we have it in a portfolio. we really own all of the magnificent 7 companies and believe they all should have stronger earnings going into the 2024. but we are also picking up on some companies that didn't necessarily do as well last year. one is taiwan semiconductor. when you look at chip sales, they were down 9% in 2023. we expect them to be at 13% this year. taiwan semiconductor being one that we think is dominant. they are very large and have economies at scale that will benefit them. they're also getting into generative ai and lucille like m

. >> todd: brooke singman breaking it down for you. >> brooke: donald trump winning over nikki haley. he told me he is honored with the win and the gop is united behind his candidacy. trump is calling out haley after picking up a majority of delegates in the state. >> the polls, talking about most win ablts, we've won almost every single poll in the last three months against crooked joe biden and she does not win those polls. she does not win those. this is not your typical victory speech. let's not have somebody take a victory when they had a very bad night. >> brooke: 87% of new hampshire republicans back the former support and receiving 68% of conservatives and 64% of voters without a degree. haley says she is in it for the longhaul despite finishing in third place in iowa and second in new hampshire. >> most americans do not want a rematch between biden and trump. the first party to retire it's 80-year-old candidate will be the party that wins thiseck la. when we get to south carolina, donald trump will have a harder time attacking me. every time i run for office in south carolina

danielle brooks, everybody!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, bring good jobs back home, and build affordable housing. now he's running for the senate. our economy, our democracy, our planet. this is why we fight. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >> jimmy: thanks to john oliver and danielle brooks. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first, here with the song "someday someday," pete yorn! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ always so much harder than you thought it would be you throw it all away when they come calling ♪ ♪ never the one for a long goodbye leave before the end then you're off running ♪ ♪ should've seen the truth but you held it so tight hidden so well that it fooled me ♪ ♪ now you're out walking on the edges of life selling that same old smile just to get by ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh someday i'll someday i'll try ♪ ♪ ooh ooh o

brooke has been out with the spot in dubai and his family have requested privacy.india is on thursday and england have announced that dan lawrence will replace brooks in the sky. ten shots of the lead, rory mcilroy has won the dubai classic for the 12th time. he was in contention and the final round containing fewer fireworks but the overnight leaders could not take advantage and a two under part 70 was enough for michael rodd to win by one shot as he finished on 1a under. —— rory mcilroy. i finished on 14 under. -- rory mcilro . . . finished on 14 under. -- rory mcilroy-— finished on 14 under. -- rory mcilro . . ., mcilroy. i have a good feeling when i come _ mcilroy. i have a good feeling when i come back _ mcilroy. i have a good feeling when i come back to - mcilroy. i have a good feeling when i come back to dubai i mcilroy. i have a good feeling. when i come back to dubai and it helps me stay relaxed and play some good golf. i mean, i had to hold it together on the back nine. it was very tricky. i was not thinking about trying to get my name under them for a fo

brooke singman will wrap things up before polls open tomorrow. >> brooke: ron desantis said he didn't feel right asking his supporters to. clear upgrade over biden and right party. >> he has my dorsement, we can't go back to repackaged corporatism that nikki haley represents. >> brooke: former president trump thanking the florida governor for his support. >> he worked very hard. it's a tough go. he worked hard, his wife is a terrific woman. he dropped out and endorsed me. i appreciate that. somebody said what are you going to do with that name desanctimonious? we are retiring that name. >> brooke: sources tell fox news there was no call from desantis, but trump says he is honored by the endorsement. nikki haley seemed to brush off desantis criticism as she hosted a rally with judge judy celebrating the race is down to just her and trump. >> finding the person we can be proud of, not only domestically, on the national stage, nikki haley has to be that candidate. >> how cool is it to have judge judy endorse you? it really is. >> brooke: brand new poll shows former president trump leadin

but we begin with brooke singman on the heels of trump's big win. what did he say? >> brooke: i spoke with former president trump and he is honord and invigorated and gave a nod to his opponents calling them great competition. florida governor ron desantis with eight delegates followed closely by nikki haley with seven and vivek ramaswamy with three. former president ending the night with an emotional victory speech. watch this. >> i want to thank my wife, first lady, former and maybe future. more important than melania, thanks to her beautiful mother who passed away. and i want to say to her, you are one of the most special people i've ever known. >> brooke: the victory could be thanks to evangelicals, the block supported him in iowa. gop front-runner is now looking to new hampshire. >> now off to new hampshire, great place we won last time and we won both times. and we love it. the people are great. truth is people in our country are great. we are a nation in decline. we are going to turn it around so fast, it will happen so fast. >> brooke: and vivek ramaswamy ma

brooke sutherland with bloomberg opinion. let's get a read on the market with clio capital managing director. an early stage venture capital fund that invests in pre-seed and seed stage tech. it is great to have you with us. i wanted to pick up where we left off with brooke. you like to travel names but you are not exactly picking winners in the airline industry. >> for one, i am not an air's -- i am not an aerospace engineer and that seems like what you need to be to figure out which planes are going to be able to keep flying but i think that the booking platforms, the conglomerates are super interesting right now. i like booking, expedia. because the costs are all over the place with extreme weather all over the place. you're on a booking app looking for everything from a bus ticket to a hotel room or a rental car. i think they are a great way to play this record travel that we keep seeing without having to decide which airline is going to bear the brunt of some of these issues. katie: let's get specific. i noted that you a

brooke: it is both.boeing and airbus and airbus is sold out of its jets into the 20 30's. fuel efficiency, engines are also a concern. the max politics the engine from cnf international. airbus, you can choose between that engine or a variant of it or the gtf from rtx which is having problems of its own. they have had to do a costly recall of that engine technology because of a manufacturing glitch. if you are an airline, i don't know what your best option is because you're having a problem with both of these aircrafts. so far all the investigations, the grounding is focused on the mix nine -- max nine. the max 8 is really the workhorse of the boeing family of jets. that so far has not come under scrutiny. it is a fair question as to whether it may. lisa: george ferguson was on yesterday and he was talking about there are serious staffing issues since the pandemic and that can play a role in the supply chain issues or the assembly line issues and the lack of tightening the bolts. do you buy into this? is

well, speaking of pretty baby is a revealing look back at actress and model brooke shields career.danny beckstrom has a preview. >> i'm amazed that i survived any of it. brooke shields was born with undeniable star power, but being pushed into hollywood as a baby and managed by her alcohol mother, who was ruled by her own addiction, meant not much power over her own life. i didn't believe in myself and i let people win and. that. just. as she took control of her own healing, she's taking control of the narrative in her documentary pretty baby, named after a movie she made as a preteen that helped catapult brooke into stardom. >> but along with fame and fortune, she was catapulted into the world of adult sexuality. >> i just always remember thinking, like, i hope she's okay. >> brooke said it took her decades to truly be okay recovering from the abuse she faced growing up in the spotlight, including her account of a sexual assault by a hollywood executive after graduating from princeton. now, her hope is that the difficult conversations shed new light on the dark side of the industr

altercations brooks got the best of l.a.'t early in the second quarter as he was teed up for shoving brooks while jostling for position under the basket and then while arguing with officials over the call, reached out and poked brooks in the back of the head as he was walking away. you'll just have to imagine this. earning him a second technical foul and hit lebron in the face right there. that happened in the fourth quarter. he somehow escaped with just a flagrant foul for whacking lebron in the face while going for a rebound. james was upset. brooks was not tossed for the move and did not want to talk about it after the game. >> earlier in the year we asked you about brooks and you said -- >> all right, lebron, no comment. the rockets also beat the lakers 135-119. >>> and lastly members of the u.s. olympic figure skating team will receive gold medals after a russian skater was sanctioned yesterday for doping at the 2022 winter games in beijing. nearly two years after revelations of her positive tests from six weeks before s

brooke singman is here with more. >> brooke: so far governor abbott is showing no sign to caving to biden's demand and installing even more razor wire to crack down on the invasion. watch. >> this is not just a text issue, it is an american issue. this could affect my state and entire country long after joe biden is gone, we'll be dealing with potential terrorist threats. >> text has a right as a state to stop criminals from coming into our states, to arrest criminals. we have national guard and text depend of public safety to deny entry. joe biden has an option, his option is to enforce the laws of the united states and stop illegal entry. >> brooke: 25 republican governors are siding with abbott in support of text, south dakota's kristi noem is one of them and she's heading to the border today. >> i'm willing to send national guard to stand alongside, i wanted different arrangements this time. if we're going to enforce text law and i can use the soldiers in a way that is effective, that will be fantastic. they are enjoying partnering with the text national guard in the past. what is inter

. >> brooke: mm.e: we should do this more often. >> brooke: we should do this more often, but you never wanted to learn how to use this machine at home. >> ridge: what? no, i don't mean-- no, not-- yes, i will, but i don't mean that. i mean us. >> brooke: oh.

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serious stuff. >> brooke: rosendale agrees. secretary austin violated his oath of office time and time again and jeopardized the lives of the american peep elt. impeach him to protect the american people. he will file articles of impeach ment against austin later today. >> carley: white house investigating protocol is most white house thing i have ever heard. >> todd: i'm sick, i'll be out for a while, thanks. >> carley: a lot going on with national security, antony blinken is in tel aviv this hour. >> todd: trey yingst has the latest. trey. >> trey: u.s. secretary of state antony blinken will have meetings as the country braces for difficult days ahead. america's top diplomat is meeting with israel's war cabinet, families of hostages held in gaza. they will discuss the day after the war. yesterday after meeting with sole soleimani, we condemn the houthi attack in the red sea which has diverted 20% of global shipping. the regional concern comes as israelis have months of fighting ahead inside gaza. israeli military announced de

alexis is standing by, but first we will speak with brooke singman. >> brooke: donald trump is honord and invigorated and called his opponents great competition. trump will take 40 delegates and ron desantis with 8 delegates followed by nikki haley who takes 7 and vivek ramaswamy took 3. former president ending the night with an emotional speech. >> i want to thank my incredible wife, first lady, former and maybe future. more important than melania, i want to thank her incredible, beautiful mother who passed away a few days ago, she is so proud of us and i want to say to her, you are special, one was the most special people i have ever known. >> brooke: massive victory could be due to evangelicals, 59% supported him. he now looks to new hampshire. >> it is now off to new hampshire, a great place we won last time and won both times and we love it. people are great the twuth is people in our country are great. we are a nation in decline. we are going to turn it around so fast, it will happen fast. >> brooke: and vivek ramaswamy making an announcement. >> we are going to suspend this pre

brooke singman has details. >> brooke: pentagon releasing the names of the three soldiers killed in the attack. they were assigned to 718th. sergeant william drone and specialist moffet. the president faces growing calls to take action against iran. >> sounded like the administration has ruled out strikes within iran. >> i appreciate the question, i will not telegraph punches. we are not looking for war with iran, not looking to escalate the tension anymore. everything has been done to deescalate tension. >> did does the administration not hold iran responsible for the attack or the risk is acceptable? >> i'm not going to telegraph punches for the president of the united states and how he will respond. we will respond appropriately. >> brooke: u.s. official confirmed the iran-backed drone was mistaken for a u.s. drone set to return to base at the same time. the white house is refusing to comment. there were been 165 attacks on u.s. forces since october 17th. michael waltz says we must respond accordingly. >> we have drone operators and others in the middle east and they are going after

let's go down the line, brooke.i mean, i'm just i'm jazzed just to sit in here and being able to, like, talk to these women and hear they're doing things. i think that i would love to talk to more people. i will say real quick to discuss the woman who mentioned research, the ford, our ford foundation and will, you know, does a lot of research grants. and i will say they have funded many, many, many, many research grants over the last 50 years. but still, we're not seeing those women being studied. and so i think that there are ways for you if, you have suggestions that there are ways for us to look, reach people to get get that research done. we would love to talk to you. i'll jump in here. sorry. so our our site has an extraordinary research arm to it. the first lady's library was established 25 years ago. we our curator and archivist here, michelle gillion, and she knows more, i think about the first ladies than almost anyone in the country. so we are always a resource for research on women. first ladies for your

brooks allison >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, we'll check in with him right now brooks, are you therejimmy, yeah, i'm here. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: brooks, how does it feel to have the neuralink chip in your brain right now? >> feels pretty normal, jimmy. i guess i feel a littlemore focused, and i also feel more focused. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no -- no side effects or anything like that. >> not really. 1.3 million, wood, paper, some chemical products. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what >> oh, sorry, that's the population of estonia and their main exports that kind of just pops up in my head now for some reason >> jimmy: okay, cool i guess are there any benefits to having an elon musk chip in your brain [ laughter ] brooks >> hey, jimmy. good to be here. spacex velocity holding steady at 3,300 meters per second i just burped and unlocked my car. i bought $43 million worth of dogecoin by thinking about triscuits. in tesla yes. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: okay, i think they're working out the kinks. brooks allison, everybody. someone check on him someone check on him did you guys see

this is such an invasion. >> steve: thank you, brook. mentioned cabela's and bass pro and dick's sporting goods. >> lawrence: most places i shop at. >> ainsley: most people do. >> steve: do you know what bass pro, dick's sporting goods and cabela's sell? bear spray. there were a number of police officers, federal officers who were attacked allegedly and people convicted since then because they used bear spray. you attack a federal officerrage. -- i don't know. i'm suggesting they all sell bear spray. >> lawrence: i just don't understand why would they cast such a wide net for average day southerners as i said not only do i bank at bank of america. but i shop at all of these stores and i was nowhere near january 6th. it just seems like my number one question is is it still going on? the second question, was bank of america forced to give over this information or did they willingly give this other to the federal government, ainsley? >> ainsley: do they have to give it over what if you work at bank of america and say i don't feel comfortabl

will: let's take a look at what that problem has entailed in your city of oak brook with.ary 17th, i think we can put up on the screen here the number of illegal immigrants arrested is at 47. is so i'm curious, chief, like what kind of increase is that from what you seen in the past? >> it's a lot. it's definitely -- actually, it's at 55 now in that time frame if. and that's taxing the department. our d. is 42 officers sworn, so that's taking officers away from other responsibilities and dedicating them to our retail areas to make sure that we keep ethos areas safe. will: what -- you just brought up retail areas. what kind of crime are we talking about in. >> well, oak brook has the second largest shopping center in the state of illinois. it's a huge economic engine not only for our village, but also for the state of illinois. and with this increase in illegal migrants coming out and committing these thefts and burglaries, it's definitely putting our department in a position to where we have to respond to this and deal with anything else that we're dealing with on a daily

brooke singman all over this in the green room with her lab top out. tell me the latest. >> that's right. more than 300 additional pages have been unsealed and expecting even more today. one of the big takeaways from last night's release with is a claim about former president bill clinton. virginia giuffre walked about good friend. did he not respond with a statement but instead pointed us to this telegraph article that says, quote, there is no evidence to support the claims and they were strenuously denied by a representative for vanity fair's long time former editor graden carter who told the telegraph, quote, this categorically did not happen the names of several a list celebrities come up in latest release. model. actors leonardo decaprio. bruce willis and cameron diaz all mentioned here. same with "star wars" creator george lucas, michael jackson and magician david copperfield. again none of these are accused of any crimes but gives you idea who he was spending time with anti-monarchy campaign group and lawyer for epstein victims is urging them to

. >> carley: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: biden administration can't write this off anymores are joining the voices demanding action from the president. they signed resolution that passed yesterday denouncing his policy along the border. emily shulton is one of the latest democrats breaking with the white house on the issue. >> i think democrats need to own the fact that immigration is at a crisis level in this country. it is an economic crisis, humanitarian crisis. it is a national security emergency and we need to address it as such. the only way to do that is bipartisan path forward. >> brooke: with all this, the white house still going before the american people and blaming republicans. here is jacqui heinrich pressing on that and the false story about texas dps agents they pushed last month, watch. >> why are you repeating false claim republicans voted to reduce number of border agents. >> it is not a false claim, house gop voted -- not only did they vote for it, they touted their limit, save, grow acts, it would have forced elimination of 2000 border patrol agents. >>

brooke singman has more. >> brooke: we know three men were at jordan willis's rental property watching the chiefs final game before being discovered dead in his backyard two days later. a fifth friend is contradicting willis's timeline of events. he arrived at 7:00 p.m. and left at 10:00 p.m. willis claims he fell asleep. the fifth person says willis and the three others were still awake when he left. two days later the bodies were discovered. willis's attorney is trying to keep his client's story straight. he slept most of the morning on monday and relocated and got up tuesday morning. he works from home, he had no reason to go in the backyard. these are his buddies, had he seen those guys out there, he would have gotten help immediately. >> brooke: family members are demanding answers how their loved ones froze to death. >> i'm furious. everybody is furious. nobody believes this story. >> i personally think they got drugged and were drug out the backdoor and put in the backyard. i want to know what happened. >> man up. man up. tell us what happened. he knows. he has to know. he's a g

san francisco da brooke jenkins, the office, the of the da. they were and they had a december hearing and they argued against the parole. >> talking about the murder of an innocent and vulnerable 3 year-old child to grant on just a second. but attempts when we have seen even at the last hearing where parole was denied that this is a person who was still in denial his actions and his conduct on that incident during that incident up that shouldn't that this shouldn't we shouldn't be in this posture now. >> the da's office is now in the process of drafting a letter to the governor asking governor newsom to intervene and overturn the parole board's decision overturning that decision isn't unheard of. the governor did that 8 times last year and 21 times the year before. >> well, standoff now lasting more than 12 hours in union city is finally over after investigators found the 2 people suspected of shooting and injuring a sheriff's deputy debt. the situation started at about one 30 wednesday afternoon in a warehouse district along dow avenue right

prosecutor kicked off his campaign today to unseat incumbent brooke jenkins. good. evening. i'm jana katsuyama, kajasto was a previous employee in the san francisco district attorney's office. but was let go when jenkins took office as ktvu christien kafton reports, he is now making his case for why he should replace her. >> san francisco's next district attorney. ryan cajuste, in the basement of san francisco's city hall, ryan day kicked off his campaign, and today i'm very excited, very grateful, very honored to announce that i will be running to be san francisco's next district attorney. >> gorgeous has prosecutorial experience, currently serving as a deputy district attorney in alameda county and previously as a prosecutor in san francisco. he was hired by then district attorney chase boudin and subsequently fired by brooke jenkins when she took the office . after boudin was recalled in a statement, jenkins reelection campaign has said her office increased criminal drug possession prosecutions and increased violent crime convictions. her campaign says, quote, the da look

. >> almost 2 years after he was fired by the da brooke jenkins, when she took over the ryan could is now going after the top prosecutor's job. we've got ella sogomonian with the exclusive interview. you'll see only. >> on kron 4. >> ryan could just stick considers himself a proud san francisco resident who was frustrated by the state of the city originally from san jose. he graduated from uc hastings law school lived in the embattled tenderloin and says he himself has been a victim of a random attack while out on a walk in union square could just explains he wanted to make a difference. so he joined the san francisco district attorney's office in 2020 as a prosecutor. while there, he says he mostly focused on connecting kids in juvenile hall with treatment and support services to dismantle the school to prison pipeline. >> and that comes from a deep personal pain. but i hope never happens to anybody could just as own family suffered a major loss. the drove him toward this line of work back in the 90's. his uncle was shot and killed in la. >> by 2 teens who robbed the denny's. he was

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. office was at that december hearing and has now argued against parole. >> out the murder of an innocent and vulnerable 3 year-old child to grant on just a second. but attempts when we have seen even at the last hearing where parole was denied that this is a person who was still in denial about his actions and his conduct on that during that incident up that shouldn't that that this shouldn't we shouldn't be in this posture now. >> the da's office is now in the process of drafting a letter to governor newsom, asking him to intervene and overturn the parole board's decision overturning such decisions is not unheard of. the governor did that 8 times last year. and 21 times the year before. today marks 2 years since the passing of 24 year-old oakley resident alexis gabe. authorities believe that she was murdered by her ex-boyfriend in her honor. gabe's father is calling on people to engage in random acts of kindness for kindness, day the family suggests buying a cup of coffee for someone

on that, we turn to the analysis of brooks and capehart. david brooks and jonathan capehart.to see you both. we have the supreme court deciding they will consider former president trump's appeal of the colorado state supreme court decision to remove him from the ballot. that was on the basis of the insurrection clause of the 14th amendment. this puts the highest court in the land squarely in one of the hottest clinical battles. >> they have to take it up. this primary ballot access question and the immunity question has never been tested in our lifetimes or in recent memory. the fact that colorado and maine have booted him from the ballot, illinois is trying to join the effort, minnesota and michigan have said no. you have a patchwork of state decisions. i think the prosecutor you had on earlier makes a great point. we have to look for now whether the supreme court does a big broad universal decision or goes very narrow. for a court that puts a lot of emphasis on the constitution and with the framers meant, i'm looking forward to seeing them may be upholding the colorado deci

let's discuss that with brooks and capehart.d brooks and jonathan capehart associate editor for "the washington post." let's talk a bit about iowa, shall we. the latest poll of iowa voters says that among republicans president donald trump has a dominant lead. that hasn't changed. but nikki haley is opening a real lead over ron desantis. she has 20% to his 13% and her lead is outside of the polls' margin of error. how you do interpret these numbers? >> ron desantis has bet a lot on iowa. he's set to have an amazing ground game. he's invested zillions of dollars in iowa. if he's down to 13%, i don't know how the campaign goes for a. he'll go to south carolina. skip new hampshire. don't see how he recovers showing that bad when he's invested that much time and effort. as for nikki haley, very good number for her. lesser organized on the ground. late in the game. there is a ceiling on her. and that's because if you look at who's voting for her, it's college educated republicans. and this is a working class party. and they've done v

brian is the chief of police in oak brook, illinois, and joins us now. thank you for your time. we know you are very busy there and have a lot on your plate. first can you just tell our viewers what is it that you are seeing on the ground there, knowing this is a suburb just outside chicago where we know chicago residents have been dealing with this migrant crisis quite some time. >> sure, thanks for having me, sandra, and first i want to say we are home to the second largest shopping center in illinois, oak brook is a very safe community and unlike other areas in the country like chicago, our shopping center is 100% occupied, no vacancies, and retailers are coming out to us in part because we are proactive in the policing activities. that being said, we have had -- the original number was 57 migrant arrests, but i was notified before coming on here, under cover officers have two venezuelan immigrants in custody for retail theft, burglary from our shopping center currently on the way to the station as speak. >> sandra: it's a trend. two from chile, and others, now you know of mo

and england will be without harry brook for their test seires in india — the batter�*s heading home for hello again. with a game to go of the premier league's staggered winter break, liverpool are going to end it five points clear at the top of the table. a 4—0 win at bournemouth extends their unbeaten run to 14 games. following a goalless first half, liverpool broke the deadlock three minutes after the restart — curtis jones to diogo jota to darwin nunez, who netted his sixth league goal of the season. no mo salah, currently injured at the africa cup of nations, no problem, as cody gakpo fed jota who made it 2—0 with just over 20 minutes remaining. and it was the portuguese international who made sure of the victory — eventually — making light of his miskick to fire home his second and liverpool's third. nunez would take his tally to seven in the premier league in second half stoppage time, converting joe gomez�*s cross to complete a comfortable afternoon on the south coast. everything was better. the counter press was better, and so we put them really under pressure and scored wonderf

brooke. >> brooke: that is right, 900 pages have been unsealed and today we are expecting more. we learned about a claim about bill clinton. virginia giuffre said the former president walked into vanity fair and threatened them not to write self trafficking articles about his good friend. pointed us to an article that said there is no evidence to support the claim and they were strenuously denied by a representative by a former editor who told the telegraph this did not happen. name of several celebrities come up, naomi campbell, leo narredo decaprio and george lucas, michael jackson and david copperfield. again, none of them are accused of committing crime, it gives better idea who epstein was rubbing shoulder with. >> he was rolling at highest level among politicians, celebrities, leaders, art, phil an throppy, people were willing to do business with him and take his money. there are two types of justice, justice for elite and justice for everyone else -- disgraced duke of york. prince andrew facis possible eviction by prince charles. >> todd: fox news alert, north korea fires

. >> todd: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: four have been released without bail.ut saturday night when officers were trying to break up a rowdy crowd. they were trying to arrest one man when the others jumped in. the group runs from the area, the officers catch up and make arrests. both officers were treated at the scene. attacks on police officers are becoming an epidemic, the reason is a revolving door like in cases like this one. the justice system won't protect us while we do the work. jim jordan says it is time to get a handle on this crisis. >> we are on pace to get to 12 million in the biden presidency. time out, no more money can be used, no tax dollars to process or release any new migrants. >> brooke: 172,000 migrants have come since spring of 2022. the attorney's office says they are investigating the incident and searching for five other men who were involved. >> todd: it is a sense of entitlement. if you were here illegally, you would have a low profile and they are attacking cops. >> carley: attacks on police, illegal immigration and them being relea

. >> brooke: defense secretary lloyd austin has been in the hospital for eight days now. pentagon officials were unaware for several days. major general patrick ryder said on friday, december 22nd, lloyd austin underwent an elective medical procedure. he was on leave. he returned home on the 23rd. evening of the 21st he was transported back and admitted to intensive care unit. langford said he needed to be more transparent. >> you are secretary of defense, you need to let everyone know you are going to be out of pocket. they notified the white house he was working from home when he was hospitalized and his number two was on vacation and not available, as well. >> brooke: the defense secretary was admitted to the icu first of january. the white house and president biden were unaware of this until thursday. congress and the press did not find out until friday. john kirby said he was unaware. >> in regard to secretary austin, i wasn't aware of his medical issue. i talked to lloyd last weekend before this and i know he's put out a statement addressing it. >> brooke: that was

brooke singman join us. >> brooke: house homeland security is holding impeachment discussions thchl is after record-breaking encounters at the southern border with 2.5 million in fiscal 2023 alone. 600,000 gotaways and 249,000 people on the terror watch list and 2024 is not off to a great start. cbp says there have been 34 terror watch list encounters. senate democrats blocked republican efforts for no confidence against mayorkas. bailey says the border crisis is jeopardizing american safety. >> there is crisis at the border because of mayorkas refusal to do his job. this is mayorkas's watch, this is more than population of missouri and set record for illegal entry and making communities less safe. >> brooke: the hearing will kickoff 10:00 a.m. eastern in the house. there is a mark-up meeting and lawmakers will consider contempt of court for hunter biden for defying the subpoena last month. >> carley: major situation in ecuador, masked gunmen storm a tv station during a live broadcast as violent cartels go to war inside the country. [screaming] >> carley: can you believe that? that exp