and here's your host dr carson let's go tot excessive weight is a worldwide problem you as a regular viewer of in good shape should be a rail fit but some people are so big that the world health organization says that it is a disease called obesity take the cook islands for instance where 50 percent of the inhabitants are morbidly obese well this year i'm not the cook islands this is not sick when going to meet her face on a ts blew up. as head of the obesity old patient clinic for adults that means his patients have a body mass index. of over until. you get your b.m.i. when you take your weight in kilograms and divide it by the square of your height in metres a person with a b.m.i. of 18 to 25 is considered normal. a person with a b.m.i. between 25 and 30 is overweight and over 30 obese given my height to be considered obese adults have to weigh around 100 kita grams visibly a thanks for having me today thank you what kind of big chair is this here and this is really what it really huge is it because you treat a lot of overweight patients that's true we need those chairs to accommod

and secretary ben carson, i can't let this opportunity escape. for you to answer us, do you have, in your own opinion, a full grasp of the impact of homelessness in this nation? do you? and if so, what are you willing to say about it? you're the person that's at the point of the spear in our federal government to deal with homelessness. >> i've got a lot to say about it. >> unfortunately, the chairlady has brought the hammer down, but i certainly look forward to hearing what you have to say later on. >> the witness -- the witness is requested to provide an answer in writing for the record. the gentleman from florida, mr. posey, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, madam chair and ranking member mchenry, for holding this hearing today on the administration's plans for reforming fannie mae and freddie m mac. it's an important subject, and i regret that it has fallen to levels of personally denigrating secretary carson, asking him questions and not allowing him time to answer them. i and many, dr. carson, you've done an outstandin

carson drew. i am ting over for e.t. let's and have some fun. hi. come on in. s the drew hous this is where ncyrew up. this is an area my character spends a bunch of time in. carson drew's office. >> it's official. i am aeal lawyer. mcmahon is nancy drew in this series that kes on the ser natural. >> do you belien osts? did you bieve in ghosts? >> did i believe in ghosts, no. do i believe in ghosts yes. did that change during the coursef filming the show, yes. so we started shootin in this abandoned mental institution. we were in this room where the door was proppedpen all day long. all of a sudden we just hr ding, ding, ding. the door goes -- we went oh dear god. it's over. >> something elsehe series has that you wil not find in the books. >> theres a lot of sexiness. 2019 telling of the nancy drew story. have you bn enjoying it >> especially playinnancy's dad. >> my family back he was watching and i have to reassu you -- it is steamy a lot of the time. >> very lucky kids got to meet nnifer aniston. >> yeah. >> yea of course. >> then it is that time of the year

in an insane asylum is this all the sign of big but i'll ask you how much is carson king how powerful is he compared to let's say bill clinton not that powerful oh no and i got to cover it and i would go one step further because it's like i was you know we look at what happened with the case and finding out more and more i think something we all knew that people weren't talking about things that were reported on things the same time sandra bland was said to have killed herself in federal custody of a policeman and that story dropped like a brick and made money media and this is one of those things that i think all of us here are you know every day we ask ourselves like that is this important as this important is this important and i think this is the thing that's driving out good reporters and good reporting and keeping us from knowing exactly what's really going on but i think the other thing too is you're you ask the question here is this important is this important important what local news is asking is this newsworthy is this newsworthy is this going to clicks is this going to get people looking at our s

let's get to "popstart" now, and we've got a round up of celebrity thanksgivings. jennifer lopez shared a few photos on instagram, including th "popstart" from carson. >> i was tryingt to "popstart" now, and we've got a round up of celebrity thanksgivings. jennifer lopez shared a few photos on instagram, including this one with her and fiance alex rodriguez and his two daughters. j. lo is a wearing an apron, because looks like they're handling the cooking themselves. refreshing when they're honest, like reese witherspoon, gratitude is when someone cooks while you open the wine. and will smith had fun cutting together a video of an encounter that can really only happen on thanksgiving. >> it definitely must be thanksgiving when you have a turkey in the road dude get out the street. he must have escaped get out the street. >> do we believe it? >> did somebody maybe do a prank or something like that. >> that's will smith's car, i'm going to put a turkey. >> would be odd. >> got the camera ready, though. >> in l.a., turkeys roaming around l.a. buy. you could lose your life out there jimbo. going up in that best buy. i would be so mad if i got trampled to death on black

carson drew. i am taking over for "e.t." and talking into this awesome microphone. let's go have some fun. oh, hi. come on in.e drew house. this is where nancy grew up. this is an area my character spends a bunch of time in. this is carson drew's office. it's official. i'm a real lawyer. >> 23-year-old newcomer kennedy mcmann is nancy drew in this series that takes on the super natural. >> do you believe in ghosts? did you believe in ghosts? >> did i believe in ghosts? no. do i believe in ghosts? yes. did that change during the course of filming this show? yes. okay. so we started shooting in this abandoned mental institution. and we were in this room where the door was propped open all day long. all of a sudden we just hear ding, ding, ding and the door goes whoosh. >> closed shut? >> and we went, oh, dear god it's over. >> something else this series has that you won't find in the books -- >> there's a lot of steaminess and sexiness. this is have 2019 telling of the nancy drew story. have you been enjoying it? that's weird. >> it's weird 'cause especially 'cause you're playing nancy's dad. >> that's why i'm

carson: so let me get this straight. you were effective at fighting corruption in the ukraine. fighting that corruption was important to the national security of the united states. and you were punished for that, ultimately being removed from your post by the president of the united states. so in our opinion, madam ambassador, why is it important to have a nonpartisan career in the foreign services? yovanovitch: i -- i think it's important to have a nonpartisan career foreign service office -- or service, i should say. carson: sure. yovanovitch: because what we do is inherently nonpartisan. it is about our national security interests. it's not about what is good for a particular party at a particular time. it has to be about the greater interests of our security in, frankly, what is an increasingly dangerous world. carson: and could you briefly describe for us what broad u.s. policies you have sought to advance in your 33 years of service? and specifically in post-soviet states like ukraine? yovanovitch: well, that's a broad question. but i think that certainly in my time in ru

carson for five minutes. i yield to the chairman. letome of the earlier questions about president zele ns ky‘s earlier questions about president zelensky‘s statements after the scandal came to light. when he was asked, where you pressured, how did the phone call go? ukrainians, mr kent, are pretty sophisticated about us politics, are they not? perhaps. you would agree that if president zele ns ky you would agree that if president zelensky contradicted resident trump and said, of course i felt pressure, they were holding up 400 million in military assistance, we have people dying everyday, if he were to contradict president trump directly, they would be sophisticated enough to know that they may pay a very heavy price. that is a fair assessment. and president zelensky did not only have to worry about retribution from president trump, but also how he is perceived domestically? president zelensky is very sensitive to the views of the ukrainian people who, indeed, are very attentive ukrainian— us politics. so if president zelensky we re poli

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let them play the game. >> at this point, last cycle, ben carson was probably about this time was in the lead. >> okay. second the idea is that there is biden, and then there is like a team of like 40 people who would like to make it so we never have to pay for drugs again. that's a wild exaggeration. >> that's a wild exaggeration. there are some moderates, amy klobuchar or cory booker or then people who have no chance, the bennetts and guy from montana. >> hannah montana? >> no, what is his name? >> hannah montana, she's polling 2% >> hannah montana is good. >> some of those people -- >> i saw -- i saw juul last night. she is not -- >> not juul? >> no. they call me assassin. read that book that's jewell. they call me assassin. >> yes, i remember >> look at disney coming down now. worried about that. >> one week to go before the launch of disney plus. >> the selling and the growth stocks, pepsico, yesterday, procter was down gigantically down four points people are flooding out of those stocks, going to the companies that would do well in a trade agreement. and this is just one of those worthless rotat

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let's bring in ron carson, the carson group. you staying in this for the long haul?oing higher from here, what do you think? >> yeah. i mean, most people, the market makes new highs, they think this is a tserrible time to get in bt the fact is once the market makes new highs the very next month on an annualized basis the market is up about 9% and you heard me say this so often on your show. it's like no one can out-predict what the market's going to do but you can get your [ inaudible ] and that's critical here. you said it, $11 trillion since trump came, you know, became president. things are moving along pretty well. we are starting to see some areas that really haven't contributed to the economy start to contribute. stuart: i believe you picked out and found a bright spot in the housing market. that's important. what's the bright spot? >> the bright spot is -- first of all, housing hasn't contributed to gdp in seven quarters. that changed last quarter, annualized new home sales up 8.4%. you know, that just means we have household formation, household formation mea

carson, head of housing and urban development. >> you didn't answer my three questions. >> judge pirro: you're not answering the questions, leo, so be quiet and let him speak. thank you. >> we're in a new era where you're seeing guys like me across this great nation that are acquiring, because the president is reaching out and asking, you can build that business. you can resurrect that community. and the numbers don't lie, leo. we have 5.4 unemployment. the lowest in the country since 19 1972. we have the most aggressive opportunity zone. >> judge pirro: i've got 30 seconds. post office seconds. the more jobs there are, the more competitive it becomes, the more employers have to pay employees to work, it's natural, it's going to come naturally. it wasn't under obama. i've got 15 seconds. say something nice, leo. i know you can. hit it, leo. 10 seconds. >> i'm going to say something nice. the first step, i'll give trump a little credit. everything else is a failure towards blacks. [laughter] >> judge pirro: that's it. doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lido

carson, kanye, that sheriff's guy with the hat, your reaction. >> that was funny but certainly not true, when you think about president trump -- let me be very cleardpoint, he's the most impactful president for african-americans and generations and i say that because of a policy standpoint, look at what he's accomplished. thousands of people released from jail, 90% of them being black, reversing the draconian effects of the 94 crime bill, the low unemployment rates, opportunities and marginalized areas, you talk about hbcu funding and the list goes on and on. if this is a president who happens to be a republican who a lot of black folks didn't support but he continues to deliver policy solution after policy solution -- i'm in the city of chicago right behind me, talk about in 2016 if you are an african-american man between the ages of eight and 20, the dynamic is changing under the trump presidency. >> shannon: charlie kirk tweets -- a big supporter of the president -- support for impeachment for black americans is 24%, now 37%, a 21-point drop. democrats at two weeks to make their case for impeachment and even their most consistent base isn't buy

highway 50 and carson passes south with 2-4 inches of snow. for us, 50s and 60s. tomorrow let'srthwest and not northeast. quiet going to the weekend. >>> time is 7:41. more students are saying that they are not fully prepared for life after college. universities are trying to help. coming up, which university is joining that trend teaching young adults basic life skills. >>> a vegan customer has a beef over burger king's impossible burger. they are now taking action. and how they are contaminating the new impossible burger. >> good morning to you both. many food banks are preparing to help thousands of people in the bay area for the upcoming thanksgiving holiday. there could be a problem. how the public safety shut off is playing a role. >>> cbd is in everything. there really have not been many studies and regulations of the products. how safe are consumers? and what is being done to educate consumers. back after the break. there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad

carson, kanye, the sheriff guy with the hat and those polyester spandex ladies. your reaction? >> that was funny but not true. when you think about donald trump, lety clear from a policy standpoint he has been the most impactful president for african-americans in generations and i say that because i'm a policy standpoint into or 3 years look what he has accomplished, thousands of people released from jail, 90% of them being black, a draconian effect in the 94 crime bill, talk about below unemployment rate which is awesome, opportunities in marginalized areas, and the list goes on and on. this is a president who happens to be a republican a lot of black folks didn't support and yet he continues to deliver policies solution after policy solution for the hills the black community has. i'm in the city of chicago behind me. if your every american man between 8 to 20, 47% of you are unemployed, the dynamic is changing under a trump presidency. shannon: a big supporter of the present charlie kirk said the push for impeachment among black americans 58%, support for impeachment among black americans now 37%. the 21 point drop. democratic two makes to make

johnny carson told political jokes and he was a comedian first and didn't let politics define him.ate night shows now more comics get more applause breaks than laughs. you aren't doing comedy, you are giving a lecture. seth meyers tickets are $20 to get in and $50 to get out. the country needs to laugh. >> sandra: he has a big fan base and acknowledging that there are many viewers who are over it. they don't want to hear the political jokes in particular against trump. interesting to see how many tune in for those jokes and how many don't. let me go to cancel culture. before we get into what president obama is saying about this, dave shapel weighing in what is cancel culture? >> if you were to step outside of social media for the second. it's the most annoying people you know in real life. they get offended at everything and make any family event and party about something they don't like. >> sandra: politically or -- >> usually everything. everybody has been in a wedding where someone says to an-in-law you look nice today. today? they've ruined the whole wedding. no one has been at

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let's hope so. i yield back. >> the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairwoman waters. appreciate secretary mnuchin and secretary carson for being here today. very important topic. you can tell all the interest we have on this topic in the committee. i wrote an op-ed about how fanny and freddie have been violating -- this is my view -- vi violating their charters, misleading congress, misleading investors dating back to the 1980s. so i'm always very suspicious of reform ideas since the 80s, the 90s and the 2000s really have not delivered very successfully on those the agencies have ventured into product offerings including but not limited to mortgage insurance, lines of credits to non-bank and servicing rights. this has raised questions regarding the health of the overall housing market. additionally, the gses continue to grow their footprint by increasing loan limits, lowing subsidies for second homes and increasing caps for multifamily lending. director, as you look at this issue now that you're our head of the regulatory body, how are you going to insure that the gses stay within their charters? >> thank you, congre

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