what does that mean and is it a strictly chris john meaning have a nice. well i certainly mean it that way because i do i am a christian and i, i started out as an atheist. it had a massive worldview shift. and then the way that i see everything begins to, to be colored that way with to wanting god to be honored by the things that i do and wanting people to flourish around me, by treating them the way that i would like to be treated. so i think when people think, you know, if i were to ask somebody, what's a problem you would like to solve? and some people may say the human problem, some people may say the corruption in politics, some people may say or or slavery that still exists in. the world today, the economic problems, health problems. i think what they're really saying is that things broken and, we want them to be made whole again. we want things to be right. and i think that's what we think of when we think of heaven. and so maybe the words of jesus god may or may may your kingdom come in your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. we would like

what does that mean and is it a strictly chris john meaning have a nice. well i certainly mean it that way because i do i am a christian and i, i started out as an atheist. it had a massive worldview shift. and then the way that i see everything begins to, to be colored that way with to wanting god to be honored by the things that i do and wanting people to flourish around me, by treating them the way that i would like to be treated. so i think when people think, you know, if i were to ask somebody, what's a problem you would like to solve? and some people may say the human problem, some people may say the corruption in politics, some people may say or or slavery that still exists in. the world today, the economic problems, health problems. i think what they're really saying is that things broken and, we want them to be made whole again. we want things to be right. and i think that's what we think of when we think of heaven. and so maybe the words of jesus god may or may may your kingdom come in your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. we would like

this is chris john, go island. he's a professor of modern history, who studied racism for years. the reasons for why africans were on the lowest strong involved the atlantic triangular slave trade, where millions of black people were trafficked from africa to the americans, europe, and sold the goods that enslaved people were forced to produce back to their home countries and invested high profits in more in slaves much the system didn't change even after the age of enlightenment or contacts are 9. the it'd be nice to say that after universalism in the enlightenment, arrive at equality, freedom, fraternity, these basic values that racism disappeared. but the opposite happened. and that's when racism became a justifying ideology, providing specific hierarchies of security and inferiority. and by the, on the one hand, racism, at least since the 18th century says very clearly, of course, all people are members of humanity, no one is excluded. but the cultures outside europe have less biological value, and that was why it was legitimate to exploit them. racial series, like these were

these nestor for the football, for tennessee and the agent champions league, chris john ronald, i watched from the stands is on the stuff with the 1st to fade of the season. the saudi saw already and the next round. the rest of best on the flyer against cups us outside once a head through a crumb of face a gang level when a light penalty one is the outside. he's now secure, bad place in middle cat rounds. briefly it is obviously already through but the saudi side with the know it a 6th straight when by us to go out the writing is going to will not be the great strong for me. i had a sinus allow me that she was like this sense of the time thing struck ivan sony. he's going twice from the penalty spots so we can finish and seek to emerald. he saw an also missed the chance to guarantee the spot in the new accounts they took the lead against our ran back came the cuts every team and leveled it up thanks to an own go. both teams still in consumption, see progress. the surplus of on this 1st game, but it didn't start well against al, still to other rec, this game playing so hard. defensive eric

. >> jimmy: no, chris stapleton was thrilled because john stamos appeared, and apparently chris lovesy shows are you doing there? >> well, residency is a stretch. i think -- in fact, gwen, gwen gets a little bit irritated when she reads or when she sees this. she's going to be like, "quit calling it a residency." because it's six shows. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: gwen did how many shows? >> she did like 60 or 70 shows. i went to -- i was at her first eight shows in a row. so i know what that's like. and that's why i said, "all right, six. i'm good with six, i think." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're doing even fewer shows than you watched in this residency. [ laughter ] yeah, that's not a residency. i don't think -- i feel like you could leave a parakeet at home for six nights. [ laughter ] and it would be fine. it has to be more nights than you can keep a pet alive. >> it would still live if you forgot to water it or feed it. >> jimmy: do you like vegas? >> i'm -- i don't -- we'll find out. [ laughter ] you know, i've been there over the years. but it's like -- you know. one night. we hold

bringing senators john cornyn, chris murphy, and tom tillis together to tackle the int intractable issue of gun violence, we not only saved lives, we improved our country's mental health care. as everyone involved in each of those deals know, it wasn't easy. there were hard conversations, many tough decisions, many tradeoffs, back and forth that pushed us towards that solution and that progress. while those are the highlights, we also witnessed what happens here in this chamber when we give into the temptation of taking the easy way out and abandoning those guardrails. in 2013, judicial nominees were not being confirmed fast enough, so the majority was lowered to 50. all dperl judges are confirmed with just 51 votes. just nien short years after that, half the country was shocked and disappointed when the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. but it was no surprise at all. it was a foreseeable, predictable result of eliminating the senate standard that requires broad bipartisan support for judicial nominees. no longer is the majority party required to nominate mainstream judges who earn s

chris, thank you for jumping on the breaking news with us. >> thank you. >> john: chris, eyebrows are pretty darn unique. alexis mcadams with new details, backwash may help solve this case, alexis. >> investigators to hold me early on before the gunman went and killed unitedhealthcare a ceo stop a half an hour before and grab something to drink at a starbucks. he finishes it and throws it in the trash and they were able to pull saliva off of the bottle. now they will use that to match to the suspect they have in custody altoona, pennsylvania. they will compare to code dna swabs and hope to get a match in the case. there is a lot of evidence and they depends on who you talk to, how come they did not get him earlier? it is not that far away and getting to see what mistakes he would make. so we have to figure that out. to this picture you are looking at and everybody talk about the eyebrows. that is what the employee, john, spotted altoona, pennsylvania. this kid 26 years old having lunch or breakfast mcdonald's 9:15 a.m. in the morning and they look at him and say i think this is the gu

when trump was eventually choosing chris wray john pistole, it's great to have you back here on the source, because we have been talking about this very scenario, what this was going to look like. and as we were just saying, you know, there was only one fbi director who had ever been fired before, before james comey. do you agree with with andrew mccabe that he should not have resigned no. >> caitlin, i think that. director wray did the right thing by announcing his retirement at the end of this administration. i think we're at an inflection point in the bureau's history and u.s. history, perhaps even more broadly, where the fbi director is becoming a political appointee based on who's currently in office versus the ten year term that you've been mentioning and discussing to outlast any two term president, that's consecutive terms, not two terms intersected by somebody in between. so i think it's the challenge is to how how do you provide the continuity for the outstanding work that the men and women of the fbi do every day to protect national security, cyber security, terrorism, spies, cr

his business partner, devin archer was college roommates with chris hynes steps of secretary of state john. all three men. hunter biden devin archer and chris hynes had all started an investment firm together. public records show that april 16th, 2014. devin archer meets with vice president biden at the white. just two days later, on april 18th, 2014 is when hunter biden quietly joins burisma. according to public reporting, remember, this is just one month after the united kingdom's serious fraud office opened a money laundering case into burisma. hunter biden joins the board and only ten days after hunter biden joins the board. british authorities seize. $23 million in british bank accounts connected to the oligarch still chayefsky. the owner of burisma. did hunter biden leave the board then? no. the british authority has also announced that it had started a criminal into potential money laundering. then hunter biden leave the board. no. what happened was then? only then did the company choose to announce that hunter biden had joined the board after the assets of burisma and his owners, o

devon archer was college roommate with chris hines, stepson of secretary of state john kerry. all three men, hunter biden, devon archer chris hines have all started an investment firm together. public records show april 16, 2014 devonvi archer meets with vice president biden at the white house. just two days later on april 18, 2014 is one hunter biden quietly joined burisma according to public reporting. remember, this is just one month after the united kingdom serious fraud office open a money laundering case into burisma hunter joel biden joins the board. and not only 10 days after hunter biden joins the board, british authorities seize $23 million in british and bank accounts connected to the oligarchs the owner of burisma. that hunter biden leave the board then? no. the british authorities also announce that started criminal investigation into potential money m laundering. it hunter biden leave the board? no. what happened was then, only then did the company choose to announce that hunter biden had joined the board after the assets of burisma and its oligarchs owners were f

police make an arrest united healthcare ceo killing old friend of the subject talks to chris dan abrams. and johnts school every detail how the suspect found. banfield wraps up the day's breaking news with hour on the case. it all starts on cuomo tonight on news nation. >> hey, check this out. the san francisco police's marine unit helped in the delivery of 7 german shepherd. little puppies aboard a whale tours vote. the birth place over the weekend. the father of the pups is famously known for working as a deckhand on board. so congratulations to the new four-legged parents on the peninsula. rudolph the red-nosed reindeer had to move over because santa claus was using his personal helicopter over the weekend. the goodall saint nick arrived at the hillary be ation museum over the weekend for a holiday event. the nonprofit educational institution, it hosted the event for sanity. listen to christmas wishes from the kids for a couple hours coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5. the search is on. >> for the person who opened fire on highway 24 in orinda. it sent 2 people to the hospital. plus the oa

his business partner, devin archer was college roommates with chris hynes steps of secretary of state john. all three men. hunter biden devin archer and chris hynes had all started an investment firm together. public records show that april 16th, 2014. devin archer meets with vice president biden at the white. just two days later, on april 18th, 2014 is when hunter biden quietly joins burisma. according to public reporting, remember, this is just one month after the united kingdom's serious fraud office opened a money laundering case into burisma. hunter biden joins the board and only ten days after hunter biden joins the board. british authorities seize. $23 million in british bank accounts connected to the oligarch still chayefsky. the owner of burisma. did hunter biden leave the board then? no. the british authority has also announced that it had started a criminal into potential money laundering. then hunter biden leave the board. no. what happened was then? only then did the company choose to announce that hunter biden had joined the board after the assets of burisma and his owners, o

the ideology and focus on the job that americans elected the president to do. >> john: we will keep following this, chris in bringing them over to your ideas. thank you so much, appreciate it. we want to jump to the white house where john kirby is talking about the drone invasion of new jersey. let's listen in. >> using very sophisticated electronic detection technologies provided by federal authorities, we have not been able to, and neither have state or local law enforcement authorities, corroborate any of the reported visual sightings. to the contrary, upon review of available imagery, it appears that many of the reported sightings are actually manned aircraft that were being operated lawfully. the united states coast guard is providing support to the state of new jersey and has confirmed that there is no evidence of any foreign-based involvement coastal vessels. and importantly, there are no reported or confirmed drone sightings in any restricted airspace. that said, we certainly take seriously the threat that can be posed by unmanned aircraft systems, which is why law enforcement and other agencies

chris rear, "driving home for christmas." paul mccartney, johnk to you? >> taron: it does. i will spend more, i will buy things if they are more expensive. i am a sucker for a bougie, yeah, take my money. it feels good. >> kelly: what do youou love about christmas in the u.k.? it's beautiful there, by the way, in london especially. >> taron: i spent some time in london but my family are all all in west wales and its remote and beautiful, rolling green hills. it's a gorgeous part of the world. very, very, very lucky. >> kelly: you grew up, a single mama a lot of it. >> taron: when i left home, my mom started all over ain so when i left home at 19 she had two daughters in her 40s. she is a rock 'n' roll superwoman. she raised me on her own, just me and her. so we are super close. i'm excited to get back and see her. >> kelly: maybe becomes a friend. >> taron: i facetime her this morning and she didn't answer and she said "i'm in the pub." a little bit tied up. she's s going to hate that. sorry, mom. >> kelly: that's amazing. speaking of family, you

the 2024 elections out yet, is a princeton university press books the better it which is with john and chrisn which deals with the 2020 presidential election political consent consultants about things we have refers to political messaging from her princeton university press become the message matters, as required reading credit for presidential candidates pretty again were delighted to have these panelist as aaron mentioned, the going to have each panelist gives a brief introductory remarks to have some questions for the panel very much looking forward to your question in the audience predict and outcome up on the offer deleted is will start with you. >> thanks brenda finish amended a hoover, we been doing very large survey over 100,000 people actually more like 200 thousands at this point predict were interviewing repeatedly over the course of the year. were not quite done yet pretty we expect by january, we will 20 interviews with people. some were able to follow over the course of the election pretty and for the third election in a row, including ours, we were one — two points to the demo

drinking senator john cornyn, chris murphy and thom tillis together to tackle the intractable issues of gun violence, we not only saved lives, we improved our country's mental health. everyone involved in each of those deals know, the results were not easy. it was a product of months of hard conversations, many tough decisions, many trade-offs, constant , constant back-and-forth that pushed us towards those solutions. while those are the highlights we also witnessed what happens here in this chamber when we get into the temptation of taking the easy way out and abandoning those guardrails. in 2013, judicial nominees were not confirmed at a fast pace for the majority, the one party lowered the 60 vote threshold to a simple majority. while one political party started it, the other finished it and not all federal judges including supreme court nominees are confirmed with just 51 votes. just nine short years after that half the country was shocked and disappointed when the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. but it was no surprise at all. it was a foreseeable, predictable result of eli

john: this morning on nbc's meet the press, senator chris murphy, democrat of connecticut, was asked about patel, and this is what he had to say. sen. murphy: kash patel's only qualification is because he agrees with donald trump that the department of justice should serve to punish, lock up, and intimidate donald trump's political opponents. john: murphy said he's going to organize opposition in the senate. can patel be nominated or what's the nomination road going to look like for him? ryan: i mean, it's a question that i think is kind of up in the air right now because we did see enough republican senators sort of stand u and say that matt gates wasn't going to be attorney general. and i think what you have here is essentially the equivalent of the nomination of matt gates to -- nomination of matt gaetz to be fbi director. and that's the question that we're going to have to see play out,ut you know, it's very easy to create these public pressure campaigns and very quickly have some of these individual senators get a lot of calls and at their office. so that's something that you ca

john miller. >> you know, chris wray, what do you make of his decision? >> i was surprised at it. and that is because chris wray and i saw him on november 21st. he made a speech, you know, to the packed ballroom of retired fbi agents. and it had a tinge of sadness because it it felt like a farewell speech by then, president elect trump had announced he would be replacing him with kash patel. but the fbi director is appointed to a ten year term for a reason. it is literally meant to limit the kind of power j. edgar hoover had being the fbi director for 48 years. too much power in office, too long, but also to keep it apolitical by being able to cross over more than one presidential administration and maintain that independence. trump fired the the fbi director before him, james comey, and is preparing to remove him. so he's kind of end run that. but i thought he would stay to protect the integrity of the ten year term and say, i won't go unless removed. i think what you're seeing is a tortured decision by a man who didn't want to put the people of the fbi through that, though. >> w

the canadian john was inactive as the bank, as, as chris are freelance policies have a common theme, rooted in what he says is a very dog that cost an essential part. her father was a nazi propaganda or grandfather should i say was an assay propagandist during world war 2. she is somebody who has been of there, she was a former foreign minister and she was very hock is very and i try to rush of much before the, the invasion because she was actually going back to her and 18 she was trying to undermine the soviet union tried to break of you turn away from the soviet union back in late 19, eighties, christian freeland is, is leaving because she understands the ship is, is thinking, and she wants to position herself, in terms of running to lead the party in the future. the, you know, the trump. 2 terror threat is a very significant threat that will have a major impact and kind of this economy. i'm kind of skeptical the terms can actually go forward with that because we'll have a major impact on us economy as well to. but i think that it's, it's correct to say that the, the sort of, uh, e

john shrable. thanks for joining us on this special day. >> i know today is like the first day in quite a few years. it's the start of hanukkah. and it's chris. i'm so and a lot of my neighbors, john, they're going to be eaten outside with their loved one. so how's the weather going you know what? get that nice little fire pit down next to whos the sweater. and it's get a field. just write out their cause. it is dry today and that's the most important thing for any outdoor plans. you might have had this christmas day. half moon bay's sure looking good. we've got a little sunshine overhead between those stratus clouds that are draping to bay area this morning. no rainfall, though, and no rainfall all day long today. so take that as your invite to maybe take the pups out and on that walk around the neighborhood here in a bit 30's to 40's for current temperatures. oakland at 47 sf down at 49. i mean, it is a chilly start. so don't forget those layers later on today. it's going to be all about the 50's under mostly sunny skies. all right. as a tree came down in pleasanton, closed down foothill road, a country lane. it happened tuesday afternoon.

been chris i promised him back in the back. >> hi john. it's been while. want to go back to the public, back to the communications topic and all the worldly events you're talking about. we have had a long career as a public affairs officer and he rose through the ranks he wound up being a dao for the cno the chief spokesman for the pentagon and now you are in the white house. this has been the toughest year i've ever seen. i've been doing this for a quarter-century. i've never been -- have been flat out lied to the navy has been playing endless games of who gets invited to what in denying that they are playing any kind of games and parsing things out on a little -- level it never seen. i've seen senior navy officials conduct public affairs is a charade that i've seen in the middle east in the third world the never seen here. earlier this year to "ncis" agent joined a press tour in the navy pao provided them with press credentials and masqueraded as reporters on a national tour. this is true which i'm absolutely appalled at the fact that "ncis" is masquerad

chris rufo is concerned he doesn't. he'll be here. i'm john roberts.eports." see you in about 11 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: canadian prime minister justin trudeau tried to hit back at president-elect trump but instead he maned to insult you, all of you americans out there. you may remember at a recent meeting trump reportedly suggested to trudeau that canada become the 51st state if the country couldn't handle his border tariffs trump then doubled down on the jab, labeling the prime minister the "governor" of canada. here is trudeau's attempt at a counterpunch. >> we were supposed to be on a study if difficult sometimes march towards progress. and yet just a few weeks ago, the united states voted for a second time tend not elect its first woman president. everywhere women's rights and women's progress is under attack covertly and subtly. but i want you why are you meddling in our politics and making those comments when you're not music on the way in, because remember, it was just a few weeks ago. trudeau went to the taylor swift concert while there were

>> not for the first time john bolton is wrong. we already heard chris kash patel. there are issues. if you're a senator, you'll weigh this question of whether he's going in there to the fbi with the express intent of going after president trump's enemies. donald trump doesn't care whether his political enemies are democrats or republicans. so if you are a united states senator and you have anything to hide for sure, you're going to be worried about kash patel. maybe if you don't have anything to hide, you'll be worried about it. could he get through? absolutely. i'm not at the opinion that one nominee gets knocked down and that doesn't mean others won't. >> sahil, republican senators did stand up in the face of matt gaetz and basically say this is a bridge too far. too many ethical questions. do you think that senator who's have concerns about confirming him will stand up to trump a second time? how do you see it play out? >> it's unclear whether he has the votes. republicans have 53 senators. they can afford to lose three. that's the number of defectio

john can tell you a little about the chris christie persecution of charles kushner.me to say on television. chris christie prosecuted in new jersey so it's one of the most loathsome crimes he ever prosecuted. >> yet, he got the gig. tiffany's father-in-law is the middle east adviser and now we are looking at kash patel potentially headed the fbi. what does this tell you about trump's picks? i think right after he won, the people in his wall street universe saying he's about to pivot to the middle. it's about his legacy. we are not -- that's not where we are. >> anybody who believed that wasn't paying attention. what we are seeing as he keeps this over 10 window. for every kash patel there's a marco rubio. >> is there? there is one rubio over here. >> that is a fair point. all of a sudden you have your children's in-laws stock in your cabinet. this is the frog in the boiling pot of water. they haven't published an enemies list are talk about using the justice department to go after his political enemies. the father is in law look relatively benign. this is a caicos st

john. the mother in-law of jason, chris, and giovana. the grandmother of emma, andrew, collin, kate, matthew, mary, luke, gregry, jack, and vivian. she's the love of my life. and i thank her for all her love and support these last 43 years and particularly for the last six years as i have served here. god has blessed me with denise. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? >> i ask to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. >> without objection, the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for one minute. mr. magaziner: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the service of rhode island adjutant general chris hallow man retiring at the end of this year after four decades of service to our state and country. he joined the army national guard in 1984 and quickly ascended up the ranks. he served as headquarters commander for the first battalion, 126th aviation regiment, brigade commander for the 506th troop

lisa: basically be heard from john williams from chris waller. the word on the street, "eh."t is going to depend. tom williams, i expect it will be appropriate to move toward a more neutral setting overtime. very difficult to get a sense of timing either way. this seems to be the fed setting up for a cot and a very different communication. annmarie: jonathan: compare and contrast united states versus europe. in the u.s., cut or skip? in europe, cut or cut really big? 25 or 50 seems to be the conversation, and for good reason. annmarie: when you look what is happening in france, we are on the brink of the government collapsing. in about 24 hours france may not have a government. this is nonsense because it is france, this is off the heels of the implosion of the german government as well. you are going to 2025 with the top two european economies in chaos when they are supposed to be having some soda political cohesion as the deal with a war in ukraine, china dumping on their markets and also this threat of terrorists coming from the u.s. jonathan: i couldn't agree more. the bi

john. >> with us now is senator chris a democrat from delaware. senator, thank you so much for being with us. we get regular reporting on the trump transition. if you are there. i'm wondering, sir, what letter grade would you give the transition so far? >> i'd give it a c, maybe a c minus. here's the most positive thing i can say. >> president elect trump has moved very quickly to suggest a very wide range of folks who he intends to nominate once he's sworn in as president. but the degree to which there's been background checks done on them, to the degree to which they've been vetted, i think has fallen far short of what our nation's security and economy, what our public needs. >> he's just thrown people out more like it was a reality tv casting call than these are serious nominees. and he's already had to withdraw several folks before the nomination process, even formally begins. so look, the last time trump was president, he put forward a number of very serious, qualified folks. for example, general mattis, who was his secretary of defense, a fo

chris? >> pull your shirt down, tony. >> test, five, nine. hi, john. it's been a while. >> hi. >> i want to go back to the public. i want to go back to the communications topic. >> yeah. >> from all the worldly events that you're talking about. you've had a long career, navy public affairs officer. you rose through the ranks. you wound up being the pao for a cno. you were the chin fo. the chief spokesman for the white house. this is the toughest suf i've seen through the navy. i've never been treated this badly before. i've been lied to, flat-out lied to. the navy has been playing endless games about who gets invited to what, ask denying they're playing any kind of games, and parsing things out on a level i've never seen. i've seen senior navy officials conduct public affairs in a charade that i have seen in the middle east and the third world. never seen here. and earlier this year, two ncis agents joined a press tour, and the navy pio provided them with press credentials and let them masquerade as reporters on an actual tour. this is true. which i'm

absolutely loyal as he can by appointing these people who are family members, and john can tell you a little bit about the chrisis too crude for me to even say on television. it's just incredible. chris christie was prosecutor in new jersey so this is one of the most loathsome crimes he ever prosecuted. >> yet he got the gig. tiffany's father-in-law is a middle east advisor and now we are looking at kash patel as potentially head of the fbi. what does this tell you about donald trump's pics? as i think back to right after he won, all the people in kind of his wall street university and is about to pivot to the middle, this is about his legacy. we are not going -- that's not where we are. what is your take? >> anybody who believed that wasn't really paying attention. what we are seeing is it keeps opening the overton window. for every kash patel there's rubio . >> is there 2 there's a cash, there's a hegseth, and then there's just one rubio over here. >> that's a fair point. >> it's not a one to one ratio. >> not even a little bit because all of a sudden you got all your children's in-laws stalking your cabinet

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