host: charlottesville, virginia, eric. democrats line, ni. eric in charlottesville, hello. let's hear from dave in lynchburg, virginia independent line. caller: yes, i was wondering how we know the puzzle they reported as being so much less than what we are able to do using the nvidia chips which caused nvidia stock to take a tumble? how do we know what they are telling us with the chinese people in particular that developed deepseek is true and accurate? i mean, it is china. don't they sit around and say how can we hurt the u.s.? why don't we just say that we don't need them anymore and this is how we do it. who is validating what they told us? guest: so i am certainly with you that when the chinese government assesses that it is in their strategic interest to live to live the u.s. and the world, they will do so. that much is absolutely true. but in this case i think we should take the claims about their cost structure at face value. deepseek was transparent and the confusion really has to do with the media reporting around sort of thing. because deepseek 75 $.6 million of

tour starts april 19th in charlottesville, virginia. mt.re with us. [ cheers and applause ] you'll be here next week? >> guillermo: yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: we have new shows with zoe saldana, lizzy caplan, patrick schwarzenegger, chris destefano, captain america anthony mackie will be here, music from bartee, strange, tony igue, and sia too. please join us for all of that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is a man of many talents and one beautiful face. he's also a game show host. season three of "the four" premieres after the super bowl, sunday on fox. please welcome rob lowe! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? good to see you. >> i'm good. i'm very, very good. i have no complaints. >> your show's following the super bowl. that's a very big deal. >> my little game show following the super bowl, what? >> jimmy: it's interesting, because i'm sure every show at fox wanted to follow the super bowl. >> every show on everybody wants to follow the super bowl. >> jimmy: yeah. but it's on fox, so they're not going to put

host: charlottesville, democrats line, hello. first, we have five official designations. mr. steve wycoff in the room to be the middle east envoy. >> where is it? great job in the middle east. we will see how it goes. >> your special envoy. [background noises] >> thank you, sir. keep kellogg to be a special envoy. >> was made a lot of progress on russia, ukraine. we'll see what happens but a lot of progress has been made. we got to stop that ridiculous war. >> thank you, sir. >> next, richard cornell to be your envoy for special mission. >> i sent him to california to turn on the water. it was not easy because we had to go through a lot of environmentalists. we have billions of gallons of water. it was on the days ago you probably saw. it didn't get much. all we are doing is giving los angeles and the entire state of california unlimited water i told him they should but the environmentalists stopped him opened it and did it regardless of the state and i spoke with gavin newsom and he said, i almost called him by another name, my nickname for him. [laughter] i think they are h

history to one of the most despised hatred for lee picked in 2000, picked up steam in 2017 with the charlottesville riots, and then reached a boiling point in the crazy pandemic year of 2020. the aftermath of george floyd's death when angry mobs vandalized statues and condemned lee as a racist a defender of slavery and a traitor lee's name became synonymous with white supremacy and has now been removed from military bases and schools and streets and even the lee chapel, the faculty of dummy. now got swept up in the george floyd's eight guys, then voted over lee to rename washington and lee the board of trustees debated the issue and in 2021 they voted to keep the name but in a conciliatory nod, the increasingly lee faculty and administration and the board took several steps effectively erased lee from the campus. they renamed lee chapel university chapel. they removed portraits of george washington and robert e lee that had hung in the chapel over a century. they historic plaques of lee, not just from the chapel, from all over campus. they even built a wall to hide the recumbent statue at the back

reporter: wendy rieger joins us now with the latest from the hospital in charlottesville. wendy rieger: today, we're hoping to get an update on christopher reeve's condition. reporter: doctors aren't saying too much about his chances of pulling through. millions of people around the world are praying and remembering tonight. wendy rieger: the reeve family has refused to talk about the injury. their silence prompted much speculation that he was near death. susan sarandon: i just remember thinking, that's impossible. we just kept trying to call and find out what was going on, and was it true, and how could that have happened. i mean, there was so much disbelief. alexandra reeve givens: matthew and i flew over with my mom. it was circus mode at that point. and we still didn't know a thing. because nobody knew what was happening. it was this big cloud of confusion. matthew reeve: we saw dana, and she just burst into tears. the first time i'd seen her cry, i think ever. kevin johnson: what a horror show. it wasn't clear what was going to happen. reporter: his doctor meet the pr

he was transferred from charlottesville, virginia, to the kessler institute. - in a terrible twist of fate, the actor's last role was as a crippled policeman in the movie above suspicion. [end playback] christopher reeve: the physical therapy nurses would work with me and say, this is how you get in and out of the bathtub. this is how you get in and out of a car. then every time i left that rehab center, i said, thank god that's not me. i was very smug about it, and i regret that so much because i was setting myself apart from those people who were suffering without realizing that in a second, that could be me. yeah, left his heart. dana reeve: christopher now faces what hundreds of thousands of disabled men and women face daily in this country and around the world. limitations, frustration, sorrow, anger, humiliation, injustice. christopher reeve: when dr. kirshblum took over the responsibility for my care, it was a tremendous psychological boost. i know it's tedious. right here? no. steve kirshblum: after this idea of will i live or die, now what? what is life going to be like? matt

host: charlottesville, virginia, eric. democrats line, ni. eric in charlottesville, hello.'s hear from dave in lynchburg, virginia independent line. caller: yes, i was wondering how we know the puzzle they reported as being so much less than what we are able to do using the nvidia chips which caused nvidia stock to take a tumble? how do we know what they are telling us with the chinese people in particular that developed deepseek is true and accurate? i mean, it is china. don't they sit around and say how can we hurt the u.s.? why don't we just say that we don't need them anymore and this is how we do it. who is validating what they told us? guest: so i am certainly with you that when the chinese government assesses that it is in their strategic interest to live to live the u.s. and the world, they will do so. that much is absolutely true. but in this case i think we should take the claims about their cost structure at face value. deepseek was transparent and the confusion really has to do with the media reporting around sort of thing. because deepseek 75 $.6 million of ai

host: charlottesville, virginia, eric. democrats line, ni. eric in charlottesville, hello.'s hear from dave in lynchburg, virginia independent line. caller: yes, i was wondering how we know the puzzle they reported as being so much less than what we are able to do using the nvidia chips which caused nvidia stock to take a tumble? how do we know what they are telling us with the chinese people in particular that developed deepseek is true and accurate? i mean, it is china. don't they sit around and say how can we hurt the u.s.? why don't we just say that we don't need them anymore and this is how we do it. who is validating what they told us? guest: so i am certainly with you that when the chinese government assesses that it is in their strategic interest to live to live the u.s. and the world, they will do so. that much is absolutely true. but in this case i think we should take the claims about their cost structure at face value. deepseek was transparent and the confusion really has to do with the media reporting around sort of thing. because deepseek 75 $.6 million of ai

he's the author of harbingers what january 6th and charlottesville reveal about rising threats to americaneen revealed is that people who did their job and served their country in every way, whether they were police officers or fbi agents in a nonpartizan way, just to protect the country, are now being turned, being hunted not just by donald trump in his mind on his social media, but now by the department of justice. that seems incredibly insane to me. but i want to get your response to that letter and to what this fbi agent must be feeling. >> yeah. joy targeted and fired, right. there have been a group. >> of. >> career prosecutors, men and women, who did. >> their. >> job, who, as the fbi agents message just indicated, simply followed the facts in the evidence and put what was. >> the rule. >> of law. first and. >> foremost. >> they've been fired because of that, which is outrageous. >> the department of justice and the fbi are full of dedicated men and women who do their job, who follow the facts and the law. i think everything attorney general bondi said in that hearing and said in th

and of course, when white nationalists marched in charlottesville during his first term carrying tikinot replace us, he stated that there were very fine people on both sides of that protest, and that's just to name a few. so it seemed notable that he signed an executive order this week that claims to take forceful and unprecedented steps to combat anti-semitism in this country. perhaps he's changed his ways. well, actually, when you take a closer look at the executive order, it shows its real aim. cracking down on the pro-palestinian protests that took place on college campuses across the country during israel's onslaught of gaza. the order claims that, quote, pro-hamas aliens and left wing radicals launched a violent campaign on campuses across america after october 7th. in reality, the protesters featured students of all races, religions and backgrounds, including muslims, jews, arabs, and many others and their allies, correctly sounding the alarm on what many say is a genocide in gaza. more people should have listened to them. now the trump administration wants to remove some of th

. >> charlottesville, when all those business leaders that were on his. >> councils had to stand therethey are giving. he's giving them half. he's giving them $500 billion to develop ai that china just did for 6 billion, as you know. why wouldn't they? >> but the. >> idea that billionaires are stalwarts of democracy. thank you was never a good plan, right? the idea that we're billiards. >> definitely not what he ran on. >> right. but no. but also like the billionaires were going to save the mainstream media, right? >> they care about. >> us, right? they care about us. and it turns out those guys mostly care about making money. >> i mean, the idea, the idea that any of this matters to them in the real sense. what is predicated on the notion that they really care to begin with. and i am finding that more and more difficult to believe as we are into these conversations. i'm watching all of this, and i'm wondering who is the first person who's actually going to say no? and because of the amount of money that folks are making, that question becomes more and more important and more critical.

and that's why back in 2019, after charlottesville and the tree of life, we started this foundation because, and i didn't want the 40s and that that those of us who were privileged to have benefited by a way of life and america, i think, have to stand up and push back against this hate. >> hey, bob, i don't know if this is a fun topic or less fun topic. i want to know a who you're picking for the weekend, but i also want to know these tariffs because we were talking about paper and it got me thinking about cardboard coming out of canada. is that going to impact you? >> it's corrugated paper is brown paper. and we're we're doing just fine. we're in over 100 countries in the world and we're exporting and our business is very solid. and we deal in those countries and export. we export from africa to asia and from canada into the us, as well as us into canada. so we're balanced and we we'll just watch what happens. >> hey, bob, i have another question for you. first of all, the ads. great. thank you for putting it together. i know basketball is not i know basketball is not your sport. but this

your not recall, but listeners may not recall, but there was a rally of neo—nazis in charlottesville,onald trump then said there were fine people on both sides. i knew at that point my values his values and i weren't his values and i was about to _ about to resign. thank you. let's go _ about to resign. thank you. let's go back _ about to resign. thank you. let's go back to _ about to resign. thank you. let's go back to where - about to resign. thank you. let's go back to where we l about to resign. thank you. l let's go back to where we are at the moment if that isn't a contradiction in terms. how panama try to navigate might panama try to navigate this issue over the canal? intended. pun intended. chuckles pun intended. ch uckles ., ~ chuckles nothing taken. i think right _ chuckles nothing taken. i think right now- chuckles nothing taken. i think right now what - chuckles nothing taken. j i think right now what you chuckles nothing taken. - i think right now what you are to see... i have no going to see... i have no readout from the but readout from the meeting but what almost cert