well, i-i wouldn't know about that, but i-i think, and i hope, chris, that ultimately, people will just remember the laughter. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from the most trusted journalists at comedy central... it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your host, desi lydic! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> desi: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm desi lydic. [cheers and applause] oh, boy. we've got so much to talk about tonight. the holy land might be turning into sin city, donald trump is back in the eviction business, and michael kosta really needs to use the starbucks bathroom. but first, let's kick things off with another installment of "the second coming of donald j. trump." ♪ ♪ >> i'm gonna come. >> desi: every day since trump came into office, he bombards us with ridiculous policies, we go crazy trying to keep up with them, and before we can catch our breath, he hits us with something else even more absurd. it is exhausting and unsustainable. so starting today, no more of that, okay? no more! [cheers and applause] i have a whole script here full of important issues that

brooke ellison: someone once said, oh, you give people false hope. chrisfalse hope. there's only hope. interviewer: there's a group of disabled community who were against all the research? brooke ellison: and they said he didn't care about people living with a disability, only he wanted out of his chair. christopher reeve: they're so used to being in a chair they can't imagine anything else. and i sympathize with that, but i'm not going to buy into it. brooke ellison: that's when dana stepped in and she's like, no, they actually have a valid point. that's how we started the quality of life program at the reeve foundation. it could be everything from a summer camp for disabled children to making a theater accessible. i mean, there was a million things that you could give money to. i'd like to introduce dana reeve. she's on the board of directors of the christopher reeve paralysis foundation, and she's the chair of the quality of life grants program, and i must say, she's the heart and soul of this resource center. dana reeve: well, about seven years ago, my

good evening rachel. >> good evening chris. >> i hope you don't. >> mind me saying, but congratulations

good evening rachel. >> good evening chris. i hope you don't mind me saying, but congratulations.ll. your new book has just been announced as number one on the new york times bestseller list. i don't know if you know this. am i breaking this news to you? >> no, i did know it.

. >> good evening chris. i hope you don't mind me saying, but congratulations. siren's call. your new book has just been announced as number one on the new york times bestseller list. i don't know if you know this. am i breaking this news to you? >> no, i did know it. i got a call, and i'm. i'm grinning ear to ear. i feel very, very, very appreciative and very proud and very thankful for all the incredible support it's gotten from you who blurbed it, and the amazing people that have all worked on it, and the people coming out to the events who are just great and has been great to see and just nourishing for the soul. >> yeah, well, it's a fantastic i mean, all of your books are great. this new one is so of the moment. it's really important. it's really smart. and i'm really proud of you. you are a new number one new york times bestselling author with this book tonight, chris. there's only one. number one. every other book that's in publishing, that's in publication right now. there's only one number one. and it is yours. i'm very proud of you. congratulations. >> thank you, t

so thanks for being with us here, chris, and i hope you enjoy the briefing. jordan. reporter: thanks. data out this morning shows consumer prices were up across a variety of goods and just before that report, though, president trump called for lower interest rates. the fed said it's holding rates steady to try and tamp down further inflation. so how would lowering rates help keep inflation checked? karoline: first of all, on the inflation point, we did receive those numbers and they were worse than expected, which tells us that the biden administration indeed left us with a mess to deal with. it's far worse than i think anybody anticipated. because unfortunately the previous administration was not transparent in where the economy truly was. we know people at this very podium told the american people that inflation was transitory and that it would go away. that was not the case. and now the last report of the biden administration has revealed today that inflation is still about 4.5% higher over the past three months. this is an indictment on the biden administration's

chris. yeah, let's hope they have a safe and big old time in the big easy. it's great city. thanks, chris.eeing you throughout the week. other big sports headline of the weekend. just a stunning trade. the lakers. >> pulled it off acquiring. 25 year-old superstar luka doncic. the dallas mavericks traded him. people thought the tweet from scams was was like you got hacked or something in exchange, the lakers are sending another superstar anthony davis to dallas. but anthony davis is much older than the 25 year-old luca doncic arrived in la last night. the 5 time all-star is averaging almost 30 points. 8 rebounds and 8 assists per game this season. it's a move that sets up the lakers. now in the post lebron era. but for now, luka and lebron will be playing together. at least one lucas gets healthy. yeah. >> all when time now as we get a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza dry and the traffic move that thing along nicely. let's see long this lasts left from. look at a large stake in a way i had a look at my phone again to see if was realized i could not believe in that raid came across. th

cover this white house but we want all voices to be heard so thanks for being with us here, chris, and i hope you enjoy the briefing. jordan? >> reporter: thanks, karoline. dated this morning showed consumer prices up across a variety of goods. just before that president trump called for low interest rates. the fed said it is holding rates steady to try to tamp down further inflation, so how would lowering rates help keep inflation in check footy and people? >> secretary leavitt: sure. first of all on the inflation point we did receive those numbers and they were worse than expected, which tells us the biden administration indeed left us with a mess to deal with. it is far worse than i think anybody anticipated because unfortunately the previous administration was not transparent in where the economy truly was. we know people at this very podium told the american people that inflation was transitory and that it would go away. that was not the case. and now the last report of the biden administration, as revealed today, shows that inflation is still about 4.5% higher over the past three months

elon musk's plan seems to be like massive antibiotics just kill everything and then hope something grows back. chris mentioned usa aid. i mean, we can talk about that, but i didn't think that's good to just completely cut that off. he started to say why somebody named russell voigt is up for budget director. he is a christian nationalist who believes in a total ban on abortion and says, we're in a post-constitutional time. well, we're not supposed to be, um. kash patel is up to head the fbi. he has said he wants to come after people who helped joe biden rig the 2020 election. joe biden didn't rig the election. trump lost it. he won't acknowledge it. then there's ground troops in gaza trade wars. i could go on, but let's just start with the justice department stuff. >> sure. >> anything there that you want to say? i may have a point about. >> you have to. go back to go. go back to 2020. you had the riots in the summer of 2020. you had what happened on january 6th. without a doubt, there were different charges levied for the same behavior. if that's not a weaponization of the justice department based

andrea canning (voiceover): according to her best friend, melissa, heather said chris even brought fatty foods to her, hopingo the school with food. and she would not want any part of it. with the sole purpose of trying to get her to gain weight? is what she had told me, yes. andrea canning (voiceover): friends said the new and improved heather never took the bait. and after enduring years of increasing unhappiness in her marriage, they said heather found out something that, for her, was the last straw. she discovered that chris was having an affair with another woman. andrea canning (voiceover): that's when she finally spread her wings and found the courage to leave her marriage. and she never looked back. you could see just her spirit just lighting up and her sense of security and what all the future was going to hold for her. andrea canning (voiceover): in february of 2015, chris jones went on trial. at this time-- andrea canning (voiceover): heather's friends took the stand to help prove the prosecution's theory. when chris realized he'd lost control of heather, he took control in another way. find that

i hope he's watching out there. >> chris, tune in. >> some years he's been better than others.aise their prices and floral shops, roses do you believe in price. but unless you are making everyday valentine's day, this is one day out of the year. do it. make it super special. if the both of you are on the same page and don't care, type.. but if one person that loves it, do it for them. >> i just like a nice card. >> i love that. >> but with a real message, too, from their heart. >> and then some people will be doing on dates this weekend. >> i think it gets to what we were speaking about. the more personal the better. so the generic thing, not going to fly. but showing, especially if it's a really early relationship, showing that you listen and are atentative to things they carable, that they didn't realize they dropped a bread crumb for you that you picked up. it's not about the money but about the gift. how thoughtful you are with that gift. >> i love that. >> is there any timeline for when you need to start exchanging gifts? because that can be really tricky if you just start

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i just hope the democrats are organizing an effective opposition to all this. show them what you're made of, dems! >> hey there, um, chris very long, long day today. full of a lot of bullshit, so i poured myself a drink. it's pink, it's pink. it's vodka and grapefruit juice. >> you're unwinding with a pink drink in the middle of the game? [bleep], get some amphetamines and get back on the field! okay? [cheers and applause] come on, man! elon's pumped up on mars juice and ketamine. and you're out here having a sea breeze? get in this fight, dems! your mascot is a donkey. donkey punch these [bleep]s! go hold a rally or something. >> i am going to stand with you in this fight. and we will win. we will win. we will win. we will win. we will win. we -- won't rest. we won't rest. >> okay, see, now i need a pink drink. i need something to sit on. [cheers and applause] this entire generation of dem leadership has got to go, man. one of those guys had a pimp cane, and he still didn't seem tough. you know how hard that is? he'd be the first pimp where his hoes slap him. kick them out, vote them out, hide their life alert. make the

we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. you're watching san francisco rising with chris manners. special guest is david chu. hi i'm chris manners and you're watching san francisco rising the show that's about restarting rebuilding and re imagining our city. i guess today is david chiu, the city attorney for the city and county of san francisco , and he's here today to talk to us about the opioid crisis, reproductive rights and the non citizen voting program. mr chu, welcome to the show. thanks for having me on happy to talk about whatever you want me to talk about, so can we start by explaining the difference between the city attorney's office and the district attorney's office? i think it could be slightly confused. that is a very common fusion with members of the public so um, if you get arrested in san francisco by the san francisco police department, all criminal matters are dealt with by the san francisco district attorney . we handle all civil matters on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. what that means is a number of things. we provide advice and cou

friends are hoping his community can come together and help him rebuild his life. chris wolfe explains. >> ktla profiled fill-up, alderton, aka santa claus. back in 2019, the longtime volunteer for operation santa brought gifts and christmas cheer to countless children and families who need it. the heartfelt holiday magic most altadena and pasadena >> we often bought and collected toys for donation completely on his own. >> as we know that community was dealt a harsh blow on january 7th with the deadly and devastating eaton fire. >> and it should be another case. now the man who helped so many is also in need of help the sydney, australia native made southern california, his home. with that special spot in the 2. he shouldn't. harris mobile home community in pacific palisades was also litter aided by wildfire that exploded on that same fateful day in early january. the destruction of the palisades fire is mind numbing to this day. out of i think really hit me yet. you know, i'm seeing on a lawn. >> i think the people with the families and staff, that's really it. them be

hope. the days of our sovereignty being taken for granted are over. lieutenant chrise sw on the border years back was untenable and got so much worse. how is president trump's first 16 days looking to you? >> you know, harris, i look back on that day when you went to the border in eagle pass and you got to visit with our troopers and working the private ranchs looking for those trying to evade capture. the worst of the worse. most important you got to speak to the ranchers how this border situation has impacted their lives and now it has been a complete 180 now with the new administration, with the new policies, with now much more intentional approach on enforcement provides some type of relief for the ranchers and victims. those who lost loved ones because of fentanyl poisoning. in the last four years governor abbott's border mission the state of texas provided a blueprint how to secure the border and see over the years the fact we've been able to get illegal border crossings down by 85% and now the federal government is taking over what we have provided over the las

hope you support and frequent them every day. i think about liz and nate l'etoile tonight along with chris sellers. let me tell you about these guys, okay? so they got a farm and a brewery out in northfield four star farms. and i see this remember this guy, former governor sam adams, he brewed beer. we've got a proud history of brewing beer here in massachusetts. but do you know that until now breweries like theirs were not able to sell their beer at local farmers markets? that didn't make any sense, so we fixed it. we're grateful for four star farms and small businesses like it. and we want to support them. and i raise that as an example because look, large or small, ,t may not be the biggest world to everybody but you know what? it hurts of them. if something is hurting any one of our small businesses, just like it something was hurting a bunch of guys who are driving trucks and driving our economy, let's look at and see if we can fix it. we met it with fix anything, god knows the world is a a numberf challenges but the little things, taking action and not being afraid to take action i believe is

hope that you support and frequent them every day. i think about liz and nate. they are here along with chris sellars. they have a farm and brewery of northfield, four-star farms. i say this, remember there is a former governor, sam adams, he brewed beer. we have a proud history of brewing beer here in massachusetts. but do you know until now, breweries like there is work able to sell their beer at local farmers markets. that didn't make any sense, so we fixed it. we are grateful to four star and all the small businesses that -- businesses and we want to large or small, it may not be the biggest deal in the year -- world to everybody, but it hurts them. >> you can continue to watch that. we are going to a live hearing on government efficiency and waste. we -- you are watching c-span 3. >> c-span3 is live on capitol hill for the house oversight subcommittee on delivering on government efficiency. the hearing chaired by marjorie taylor greene. punch ball news rights for years after being completely stripped of her committee assignments the georgia republican is spearheading one of the most high-profile

hopes something could be worked out. sir keir starmer has traveled to brussels tonight to be in talks with a reset on the european union. our political chrisas been watching. chris: the headquarters of the european union, the clubs leaders mingling in brussels. their focus today to defend ukraine but defending their trade with america uppermost in mind, too. you can imagine how the talk of tariffs have gone down here. >> we have to do everything to avoid this totally unnecessary and stupid terror before, trade war. >> what is clear is there are no winners and trade wars. if the united states and the u.s. starts a trade war, the one laughing on the site is china. >> this is one of the most important things. i will not start a war. i want to start negotiations. chris: just before european leaders landed in brussels, president trump landed in washington, describing the eu as an atrocity and said it would face taxes on its imports into america. pres. trump: they don't take our cars, they don't take our farm products, they take almost nothing and we take everything from them. millions of cars, tremendous amounts of food and farm products. chris

hope to make the team will still be in action. there are four different teams in the rising stars game. trace jackson davis will suit up for chris mullin. and pat spencer is on the g league team coached by none other than jeremy lynn. >>> cal bears hosting an acc matchup with the wake forest demon deacons in town. down five in the second half. goes for the lay-up, no good, but right there for the put back on the slam. later in the half, cal trying to stay in it, but cameron just too good. scored 23 point z bears fell 76-66. cal is 5-8 in conference. they play at duke on wednesday. >>> they say that you can't coach competitiveness, and the university of san francisco men's basketball team didn't have an issue with that when they brought in a couple of guards from the bay area. >> i mean, i think always the younger brother is trying to be as good or even better than the bigger brother. so i was always chasing him, pretty sure i've caught him. >> oh, okay. >> reporter: like most brother, robbie and ryan beasley have been hooping against each other and striking to win against each other since they can remember. >> honestly, we don't

hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] he transformed into the golden state valkyrie's performance center. >> it is really nice. and abc7 news sports reporter chris alvarez is in the town with the story. >> and with that, the golden state valkyrie's performance center is officially open for business. >> we're world class and everything that we do, we just put a lot of effort into making sure that each of the athletes wouldn't have to go anywhere else to find what they need to be great warriors. >> blue and gold has been replaced by valkyrie's violet for a 31,800 square foot, state of the art complex that is just the fourth wnba dedicated performance center in the league. >> i believe, and we believe the words that we do things right, we do it the right way, and we're once we're in, we're all in. >> there's so much history in these walls and in this space, right? this is where steph curry and the warriors won championships. this is where they became a team. the grit that exists. and now we get to do that. but the valkyrie's way. >> when you visualize the home opener at chase center and what home court advantage is going to look like for you guys.

twers. in october last year, he hoped it would encourage more men and thousands have since followed the six—time 0lympic cycling champion's advice. chris where's your medal? in my pocket, actually. get it out. come on. follow your dreams, boy. follow your dreams. i suppose since then i've been on a bit of john had no symptoms, but his blood tests came back with worrying markers and a biopsy a week later showed he had prostate cancer. yeah. devastating. sir chris... yes. in effect. out very well for me. it's notjust... it's not futile. prostate cancer say since sir chris has spoken out, he's as clear and focussed as... and don't get me wrong. and i took it seriously. and you have to and it's wonderful. and there's so many positives that come from that. but this is something which will will hopefully save lives. and while they wait, they've written to sir chris to thank him. "i think my dad, her husband, wouldn't be with us. - "i'm deeply sorry for your difficult situation and prognosis. - fiona lamdin, bbc news. so much hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm 0llie foster. the spurs coach rounds on the critics after limping their six nation

chris, a couple of surprises. but given the interviews that holmes granted just before heading to jail, the theme is similar. she feels bad. she's not admitting guilt. she still has hopes a future in biotech. holmes serving an 11 year sentence in a texas prison convicted back in 2022 of defrauding investors in palo alto based theranos. she is still appealing, by the way, that was the blood testing company, she tells people magazine. she's still convinced she's innocent of the charges, but says she's a different person now. she is able to see her two kids twice a week and is, among other things, teaching french to some of the other prisoners and earning $0.31 an hour as a clerk. she calls it hell and torture to be in prison. now, holmes is due to be released in april of 2032. she says she plans to resume her career in the health care industry when she gets back home. i should mention that as part of that sentence, she was banned from running a company by the sec for ten years. but that ban will have expired by the time she gets out, so stay tune, chris. all right. thank you. scott. you bet. all right, so excitement is building here at nbc bay area as today, we officiall

hope he makes it september 11th. "it's just unfortunate" is the special. it premieres february 21st on hulu. thanks, chris.ireworks." here with the song "joker lips," m.j. lenderman! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ coward cutting joker lips into a rubber mask ♪ ♪ please don't ask how i'm doing ♪ ♪ draining from hotel showers hoping for the hours to pass a little faster ♪ ♪ ♪ please don't laugh only half of what i said was a joke ♪ ♪ every catholic knows he could've been pope ♪ ♪ ♪ kahlua shooter d.u.i. scooter with a rolling start on the hill ♪ ♪ 'cause this morning's tryna kill me this morning wants to kill me ♪ ♪ and you know i love my tv but all i really wanna see is see you need me ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah you know i love my tv but all i really wanna see is see you need me ♪ ♪ see you need me see you need me see you need me see you need me ♪ [ cheers and applause ] lines of sweeping immigration changes. right there. you see the beginning of the border wall between the us and mexico. >> alongside law

they hope that they will have this entire process wrapped up by the end of the week. chrisiating wait, though, for the families. tom costello, as always, thank you for your reporting. coming up, we'll go back to capitol hill, where tulsi gabbard is facing a critical vote in her bid for the top intel job in the country. stay close. more chris jansing stay close. more chris jansing reports just after so sick. are you okay? i'm incredible! so many in-network docs on zocdoc. this one never rushes appointments. and that one makes patients feel heard. booked! sick! you've got options. book now. when migraine strikes... do you question the tradeoffs of treating? ubrelvy is another option. it works fast, and most have migraine pain relief within two hours. you can treat it anytime, anywhere. tell your doctor all medicines you take. don't take... ...with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. get help right away for allergic reactions like trouble breathing or face, tongue, or throat swelling, which may occur hours to days after use. common side effects include nausea and sleepiness. migraine pa

hopeful it will lead to a lasting peace in the region. others worrying it could imperil the ongoing peace process and the lives of the 79 israeli hostages who remain in hamas captivity. >> maurice: chris>> john: now to the weather here at home. the national weather service tells us this is national weather person day. >> maurice: which brings us to lonnie quinn, who is following a nasty winter storm in the northeast. happy day to you, lonnie. >> well, thank you very much for the shout-out there, maurice. i will tell you this much, the winter storm i'm watching, the most dangerous and treacherous element would be freezing rain. and for places like chicago tonight, i do think you are going to see some freezing rain develop anytime from now until about 2:00 a.m. it could be as little as a trace, just a little glazing out there, maybe a tenth of an inch perhaps, but it doesn't take a lot to give your car some problems. look at this, though. in pennsylvania, bedford, pennsylvania, right during the morning commute, has a quarter of an inch of freezing rain out there. that's a problem. how does mother nature make freezing rain? well, it is all about the different layers in the atmosphere. it

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chris billam—smith. >> welcome back to state of the nafion >> welcome back to state of the nation with me christopher hopefor an early peek at chopper's political podcast, my weekly podcast. we record in our studios in the heart of westminster, and this week i spoke to the father of the house of commons, conservative mp sir edward leigh, the longest serving tory mp. and he issued to us a stark warning to his party. >> i may by may we have to come out with an absolute firm immigration policy. otherwise we're going to be slaughtered in the may elections. wow. and i'm saying i'm saying that to the leadership and people are nodding at me. they're not saying, oh, that's ridiculous, edward. i'm saying you've got to have a firm immigration policy. as i said, get out of echr or you don't have to even say that. you say, get out of any, any of these conventions that prevent us from arresting people and deporting them. you don't have to have rwanda. you. but i've studied this very closely with afghanistan, for instance, you simply can't deport people to afghanistan. syria. you have to get rid of all these convention

is it honorable for merrick garland and chris wray to say and do nothing today? >> yeah. >> i certainly hopethe people in the center of power. >> in the. >> last administration, or at any point speak out here. >> you know. >> one thing that i think is pretty obvious to people in government, but may not be to folks outside of government, is that the less. popular a policy is, the. >> harder. >> it is for that policy. >> to happen. >> and i think, i mean, i think that's the more popular the fbi is, the harder it is to hurt them for political purposes. i mean, i wonder, i want to i want to show you, i need to sneak in. i want to show you guys what mr. driscoll made. he made a video that's a little campy, if that's a word that you can use about the fbi, but it's just about bad guy stuff. >> outside the norms. >> yeah, i i'm going to sneak in a break and come back and show this to you on the other side. can you stick around one more minute? tom and brandon are going to stay. you're going to stay because we're going to talk about your piece as well. on the other side and your experience in trump 1

chris murphy is doing it. we're starting to see it. i hopeocrats that take the mantle of this like this is this could be a moment for somebody to really show passion. and again, look, there are other democrats out there. andy kim was out there. usaid, you know, if you start. >> naming people. >> you're going to. >> feel like this is a moment to really, you know, embrace, you know, being an outsider, fighting the man, fighting the powers that be, fighting the phones, fighting the big social media companies, fighting all of the billionaires and hundred millionaires that are now running our government and that right now are spending most of their time advancing their culture war agenda and laying off and firing people that that are that, you know, that work in our communities and not just in washington dc. you know, there are people that are going to lose their jobs at at, you know, hospitals and health centers and nurses all across the country. we could go all the way down the list. so i think fighting on behalf of those people and repositionin

all so i hope they keep saying the things they are saying and protesting outside of these federal government buildings that have been ripping off the american taxpayers. you had senator chrisctually defending, sending millions of dollars to arak to find a "sesame street" program. i bet you the vast majority of americans don't want their tax dollars going to funding "sesame street" in iraq. what does not do for hardworking american families who have been struggling with the cost of living because of the biden-harris administration, it does nothing. resident trump is restoring common sense not just of washington, d.c.,, not just to the united states of america, but to the entire world. you are already seeing the effects of that and the american people are very happy with what president trump is doing at that white house every single day. >> how do you like your new friends in the media? >> i love my job very much and i love speaking the truth. i will tell you, they are loving the access and the transparency that they are receiving from president trump and our white house. he did another press conference today and even those that don't like him will tell you that they like th

chris deluzio very grateful for your time today, sir. thanks very much for being here. >> thanks, casey. >> all right. see you soon, i hope. all right.now for sports. the nba trade deadline isn't until thursday, but we've already seen what's being called arguably one of the biggest trades in league history late saturday night. news broke that the mavericks were trading their superstar, luka doncic, to the lakers in a three team deal that also sent anthony davis to dallas. doncic arrived in los angeles on a private jet last night. the five time all star, one of the most impactful players in the league, but he's been sidelined since suffering a calf injury back on christmas day. the 25 year old released his first statement across his social media accounts yesterday. here's what he said. quote, seven years ago i came here as a teenager to pursue my dream of playing basketball at the highest level. i thought i'd spend my career here, and i wanted so badly to bring you a championship. he went on to say, in good times and bad, from injuries to the nba finals, your support never changed. thank you not only for sharing my joy in our best mom

hope they give you an aston martin over there. well, if you're right to sync it up. >> all right guys, thank you chris adam. and we'll talk to all of you soon. all right. let's talk tech now with glenn karcher. he is the founder and chief investment officer of light street capital. get his insights on part of the conversation that we just had. welcome back. it's nice to see you. >> great to see you as well. >> is now the time to take some chips off the table in the mag, what some are calling lag seven now. >> well. >> i think adam's. >> got a great point there that. definitely we're seeing increased. capex spend and the move. >> that we made. >> as far back as a couple of years ago. >> was to shift. >> a lot of our. funds into what i call the i five. so those. >> are the companies, the big semiconductor companies that ar. really in are really taking advantage. >> of. >> this capex. >> spend from the mag seven. so that includes. >> nvidia, tsmc, amd, marvell. >> and broadcom. >> and that. those are. >> lagging as well. >> this year. they're about. >> in line with. the mag seven. but last. >> year they. >> ou

hoping for. >> b harry enten thank you very much. thank you kate. >> let's talk more about this right now. joining us is democratic senator chris senator from delaware. senator, thank you for coming in. i want to ask about what donald trump posted this morning, because he is digging in and maybe somewhat backing away from some parts of his plan now saying that gaza will be turned over to the united states by israel at the conclusion of fighting, he says by then, palestinians will already be resettled in the region and also says that no troops will be needed in this tuesday night, you were speechless when you first learned of how he described his plan. originally. and today, senator, you are what? when it comes to this gaza proposal. >> this is a dangerous. >> distraction, kate. donald trump. >> is doing now what he's done often in his time in leadership, which is to distract us from. >> something else. >> that he's doing. >> and here it's pretty. >> obvious he is. >> actively shutting down u.s. foreign aid. so the folks all around the world who've worked for the. >> united states for decades. >> helping people. who are homeless

southern border, and i am hoping that we can bring things around and at least come up with a common ground to make things better at the northern border, as well. >> john: chrisry quickly, how do you expect things will progress in the days and weeks ahead where you are? >> you know, i think it is going the right direction. i think we will continue in the right direction. i would imagine the i.c.e. apprehensions will start to pick up now they have their feet under them and the crossings will keep slowing as we go along. >> john: no question about that. sheriff and chris, thank you for being with us, really appreciate you. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> sandra: john, it sounds like a pretty meaty news conference and q&a happening at the white house right now. the pool is reporting what is coming out of that right now. we are going to have that for our viewers. it is going to be played back when we have it and when it concludes we will play that back our viewers. right now we know he is taking questions on trade relationships with various countries including india. he was also asked whether or not we could see prices go up here at home. he did say

chris senator, welcome back. nice to see you. is funding sesame street a judicious use of soft power? well, michael, the way you put it is the way i hope, folks, considering your poll today will think about it. this isn't just funding a kids show for children. millions of children in countries like iraq. it's a show that helps teach values, helps teach public health, helps prevent kids from dying from dysentery and disease, and helps push values like collaboration, peacefulness, cooperation. in a society where the alternative is i.s.i.s., extremism and terrorism. and to your point, it's pennies on the dollar. the u.s. department of defense has an annual budget of about $850 billion. usaid was spending about $30 billion. it is a small proportion of our total federal spending. and as joe nye would often say, it's not just soft power, it's smart power. let me leave you with one other quote, michael, if i could. jim mattis, who is a four star marine corps general and trump's secretary of defense in his first term in a hearing back then, said, if you slash development and aid spending, then i'm going to need more bullets for our troops. so

hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] up for msnbc daily at msnbc. com. >> it is good to be back with you on this second hour of chrisli prime minister benjamin netanyahu knew about president donald trump's proposal to take over the gaza strip and turn it into the riviera of the middle east? what the white hou

hope mark's case shows the country that we will never forget anyone in his situation. >> and an iron city beer. >> an iron city beer to welcome you home. >> congressman chris deluzio, i you very much for being with us. >> thank you. >> up next, we'll take you to the senate. the first ever hearing, however, of congress's new doge subcommittee. president trump just gave doge leader elon musk even more power over some hiring decisions in the federal workforce. we're watching jose workforce. we're watching jose diaz-balart reports on want a next level clean? swish with the whoa of listerine. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more cleaning power than brushing and flossing alone. get a next level clean... ahhhhh with listerine. feel the whoa! when emergency strikes, first responders rely on the latest technology. that's why t-mobile created t-priority built for the 5g era. only t-priority dynamically dedicates more capacity for first responders. between molly leaving and mom's osteoporosis, i thought life was gonna slow down. boy, was i wrong. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, evenity® can help you rapidly build new

and so i hope you will answer our calls to be here. i'm sorry for the delay, as chrisour process. we were delayed in having this conversation because of breaking news. but we appreciate you talking to us, doctor jha. doctor patel, we i think, have have sat through the slow motion car wreck that is the right. sort of casting aspersions on known knowns when it comes to science and data and specifically vaccines. the tragedy is that if your kid is sick or your parent is sick, doesn't matter where you get your news and it doesn't matter who you voted for, you just want them to be healthy and well again. what are your concerns sort of beyond any any of the fractured politics about people's ability to trust their doctors and trust the science? >> well, it's one of. >> those abilities. >> is being undermined. >> right now. we're in the. >> midst of. >> one of the. worst kind of flu epidemics i've ever seen. and there's a lot of questions. >> about why it's. >> happening, including some under vaccination in parts. >> of the country. nicole. but we've got deaths that are fallin

hope justine. there's not some controversial call that people are talking about monday morning. instead of a great game here at the super bowl reporting live from new orleans. i'm chris hagan. >> chris, what do you think's going to win? >> well, i would say the eagles, but every time i say anything against the chiefs, they went so until somebody beats the chiefs in a close game, which no one's done for 18 games until someone beats the champs. you got to go with a chance for just a slight favorite. i hear from the gambling experts. a lot of the money has been put on the eagles to spring the upset. so we'll see what happens. it's only tuesday right now say chiefs tomorrow might say eagles will see well i'll ask each day and you can change your mind. i will hold you to >> i think one more time for you. we have like 30 seconds left. what were the other teams that have won 3 straight titles? >> none in the nfl. but there's been the lakers and the bulls in the nba has been the yankees and mlb and there's been the islanders in the nhl. that's my final answer. okay. didn't under 30 seconds. this step. teen >> all right. less than a month after those deadly and destructive fi

hope that the justice department will assure us of that. in the morning. >> we'll be watching very closely to see what comes out of that court appearance at 1030 tomorrow. chrisch for being on the show. and coming up, the big question hanging over the alex jones bankruptcy hearing today. when will sandy hook families get paid? you're watching chris get paid? you're watching chris jansing reports only on msnbc. covid-19? i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid is an oral treatment for adults... with mild-to- moderate covid-19 and a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. it does not prevent covid-19. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not risking it. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid must be taken within the first 5 days of symptoms... and helps stop the virus from multiplying in your body. taking paxlovid with certain medicines can lead... to serious or life- threatening side effects or affect how it... or other medicines work, including hormonal birth control. tell your doctor about all medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements you take as certain tests or dosage changes of your other medicines may be needed. tell them if you have kidney or live