chris, listen, thanks. a lot of the united states that there's the reason why i was not a retain moisture sufficient. good. so i was just sitting up so you know, which is all. now imagine you have this now, you know, to, for the us to kind of this, the, what the, the charges for why is our team consist of 8 people that works with the satellite. we have dropped out for universities to attend this, like for you the whole last year and we were just trying to learn more about keeps us in general. so you are thinking about deploying from isis, because we heard that it's, it will be more reliable. and also they provide the actual footage of the light lunching. they said life from the employer. so it will be very useful us for us to have this kind of flourish because we want to show our people from our country goes and who will be the 1st satellites. yeah, good. so in the very beginning, you're thinking that you'll be launching this year. and realize if they're not present at all, but so now we're hoping to launch

chris listen. thanks. a lot of the candidates, christopher. the reason why i was not a big fan. why sufficient get such a citizen of saw? you know, which is all now i'm not getting a lot of this now. you know, to, for the want us to kind of this the what the, the east south station, right. our team consist of 8 people that works with the satellite. we have dropped out for universities to attend this, like for you the whole last year and we were just trying to learn more about keeps us in general. so we were thinking about deploying from, i assess because we heard that it's be to be more reliable. and also they provide the actual footage of light lunching. they said life from the to player. so it will be very useful us for us to have this kind of foolish because we want to show our people from our country goes and who will be the 1st satellites. yeah, good. so in the very beginning, you're thinking that you'll be launching this year. and realize that they're not really at all, but so now we're hoping to launch if maybe in 2021. but you need to fund raise more to purchase the pric

all right, chris, listen, it's going to be the final question, i think.e time spent on the call. it's david, by the way, on china. we all think about the consumer there being fairly weak, but you're seeing a lot of outbound into asia from china travel. are you a beneficiary of that. >> we are definitely you know, china is relatively weak. we do think china business in china same store will be up but but modestly so. but chinese travelers are on the road in a big way. they've china has opened up a bunch of inter asian visa free corridors and they are taking full advantage of it. now that has the impact of keeping growth tepid in china. but broadly, the chinese traveler is getting out and about. so beneficiaries of that are japan in a big way, southeast asia even australasia in a very big way. and of course we have big we have a big diversified global business and we're in those locations. and so we are definitely a beneficiary of the outbound business. >> so geopolitics not hurting any of the international travel because that was a theme. >> not not not no

. >> many of our viewers and listeners, chris got rich for years. buying intel stock was one of the legendary american companies. andy grove and his whole team for decades. just intel inside. we all knew the jingle. a lot of people still think that way. oh, the stock is down by, you know, two thirds. but that makes it a good value. is intel a good value? >> so i like where you're going. i still think intel is one of the great manufacturing companies out there that's manufacturing processors, not chips for other folks. this foundry unit for intel is literally losing billions every quarter. if they got rid of the foundry, the merchant foundry business, and focused on manufacturing, i think you're back to the intel of old. you've got a path to 3 or $4 in earnings, 50 or $60 stock. it's not complicated. it's just this foundry effort is sinking them. so i totally agree with you. i think there is value there. but you need someone to be able to extract the value. we actually think that pat gelsinger was pretty close to extracting that value. and you know,

people are listening to other to about for beats. chris brown, is there anything god forbid, music and no because they are listening to what a freight k is doing, and they're trying to do it. so we are, as we are being influenced us the influence thing, someone. all right, thank you very much. well, we did ask if the applicant culture is being erased or being threatened by western a zation. and the answer today is of culture is the process of doing a teaching. but what i did here as well, is that what i mean not new to more set in another way. he who leaves the culture is a slave. thank you for watching. of the day you heard it. every culture is beautiful and it is up to us. and even me to make sure that we're not using the best parts of our culture to modernization. have you heard about none of bins? they will same as business women from toko actors in the lucrative debt to expert in trade in the 196219 eighties. besides fair, brilliant expertise in international trade, they will also known for the love of expensive cars. specifically, th

listen to chris murphy, senator here on msnbc. >> there is a tipping point at which you can't get your democracy back. i see all of these very purposeful lines of effort that the trump administration and elon musk are taking and i think we just have to be right now at this moment on, you know, red alert mode. if we don't stop this very soon, it is going to be hard to mount a credible political opposition in the not so distant future. >> dana: i read in one of my newsletters yesterday, a democrat who said resistance is futile. message might not have gotten to chris murphy yet. >> it has not gotten to chris. we all know, dana, that trans studies in tanzania are a global threat to democracy. it is absurd. they are searching for a message. donald trump has got these guys on their heels. elon musk has a plan and he is executing against it. they don't know how to catch up. all these protests, everything they talk about is two days late, right? we're already building golf courses in gaza and they are talking about usaid "politico" pro subscriptions. they are always a half step behind. they ar

take a listen to chris mattei, one of the lawyers for the agents. >> the federal agents across the federal government who do their job every day, who have no political leanings one way or the other in how they perform their job and who do that job honorably can get back to work without fear of being targeted for political retribution. we think that that's not very much to ask. >> and i can tell you, chris, fbi agents i've been speaking to are pretty rattled at the idea that their names could be made public and they could be targeted for political retribution simply because they followed orders and worked on a january 6th investigation. chris. >> ken dilanian, thank you. we're now learning the names of the three men. hamas says it will release tomorrow in the fifth exchange of hostages and palestinian prisoners. nbc's matt bradley is here with us. what do we know about who will be released? matt. >> that's right. chris. well, those three men, all of them over the age of 30, they're supposed to be released on saturday. hamas also said they expect israel to release some 183 palestinian. priso

chris. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you so much. and gabe and others will continue to listen in to the press briefing by caroline leavitt. if news is made, we will have that for you. but still to come, why donald trump's infamous sharpie gate moment showing a hurricane path that did not exist is back in that did not exist is back in the news again. [♪♪] are you one of the millions of americans who suffer from an upset stomach after a big meal? try pepto bismol. unlike some products, pepto coats and soothes your digestive system, to provide fast 5-symptom relief. stock up on pepto today. - i got the cabin for three days. it's gonna be sweet! what? i'm 12 hours short. - have a fun weekend. - ♪ unnecessary action hero! unnecessary. ♪ - was that necessary? - no. neither is a blown weekend. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you can fix problems before they become problems. - hmm! get paycom and make the unnecessary, unnecessary. - see you down the line. doctor box, there were many failed attempts to fix my teeth. i retouched all my wedding photos, and it was even affe

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i listened to the music. andrew's music, chris and don's lyrics.t understood her. and yeah, it's -- it's a good lesson, seth, because you just never know. you have to keep an on mind, an open heart, an open imagination. because you don't know where you're called to be. and this is my, like, answer to dream and prayers. >> seth: fantastic. >> this role and this production. >> seth: that is so wonderful. i do think it's -- please. [ applause ] >> thank you. thanks. >> seth: have you thought about starting the show? because you know, there's sometimes those pre-recordings where they tell people to turn off the cellphones where it also is like, "as a reminder, nicole never wanted to do this." [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: this was never her dream role. [ laughter ] but it's interesting, you mention all the things about like singing and dancing and acting. like, i guess ultimately, like, this is a role that provides you all these things. and it is a revival unlike any that we've ever seen on stage. i maen just the lighting and the design, it is -- it's

chris, how do you evaluate the near term future for what's happening there? the listen, we didn't know very well that the is really right wing is, is, is very much committed to a greater israel project. they want this land, especially they call in the mountains dad. they want this land altogether to be part of israel proper. we also know that they have set their eyes on even maybe constructing a 3rd temple of displacing policies as much as they can. and we know that there is another connection with jordan here. jordan is the custodian of the holy sites injurious love. that includes the alexa, the don't of the rock, the compound there at all. so christian and other must websites. so we are seeing a recipe here that if the displacement continues and if the holy sites and the sort of balance of religious power is disturbed in the west banking in east jerusalem, we could see regional confrontation and disregard. and it's not only most of the orthodox christians, a catholics, many other groups that have holy sites here and that have a domestic palestinian population that wor

chris murphy, senator chris murphy of connecticut, he has been trying. listen to what he said this morning. >> this is a moment in which we've got to engage in very, very simple and strong terms about what is happening side by side with being a true opposition party in the senate, using our tools to make life difficult for complicit republicans, and then going out there and leading a a public engagement, which is, i think, the next step that we have to do. don't just fight on the inside. go fight on the outside. >> look, democrats don't know if they want to be republicans. well, they they don't know if they'll be republicans in 2010 where you had a tea party movement that led to a backlash and restored them to power and effectively halted barack obama's administration, his white house, or if they'll be republicans in 1933 and they're fighting what could be an emerging new deal. and you look at the speed and the scope with which donald trump is acting. and it's not a perfect analogy, but they are modernizing and doing things the way modernizing is their word. th

but the fact is, you know, will people listen to chris murphy? that's a great question. got to have the right messenger, though, the messenger that people will listen to. here's my question about about democrats in congress. what should they do about the spending bill when it comes up or the great big beautiful. >> they have a great opportunity on march 14th to say no. >> isn't that enough? >> no and no is a good word. >> it should the should the senators, as you know, one senator can tie the senate in knots. right. in terms of, of nominations in terms of just being able to do anything. i mean, that's the way the senate works. so should democratic senators be doing. >> what is it michael bennet do that. chuck is doing? there's a lot of good speakers out. >> there doing it. of hawaii. >> on doing that on state department. right. nominees below the secretary and he's holding them. >> tommy tuberville is how to do it. >> yeah, exactly. tuberville he. ordered the whole military. you know, hold up the whole administration. >> there is a senator has the right to speak until yo

their defensive superstar chris jones could not care less about being called a villain. listen. >> every good story. >> has to have a villain. every good story. has to have a villain and a, you. >> know, and people hate success. you know, over time, people like to see something different. they don't like to see the same people winning. they don't like to see the same type of success. people love something new. it's okay. yeah. i'd rather be a villain. it's no bad feelings. i get. >> it from. >> a fan standpoint. i completely get it. if i was on the outside looking in, i'd be saying the same thing. i'm sick of the chiefs. >> schadenfreude. all right. all, you love them or hate them? amara walker. but they've already won back to back. they're going for a first ever three peat in the super bowl here. and they had the shortest of off seasons. they take every team's best shot because taking down the champs is all those teams want to do. they are still finding ways to win. we'll see if they can keep it rolling right here in the super bowl. >> all right. from one dome to the next. tha

listen now celebrating 50 years of music live featuring arcade fire 352. backstreet boys, bad bunny, bonnie raitt, brandi carlile, chrisr, jack white, jelly roll. lady gaga, miley cyrus, mumford and sons, post malone, the roots. only on peacock. we're fully. >> supportive of what the doge effort is doing and what the president is doing. it's a very aggressive agenda that was promised to the voters. remember, he's delivering on campaign promises right now. we are going to be codifying a lot of these changes. and what they've uncovered is, frankly, shocking. >> that was house speaker mike johnson yesterday, voicing his support for elon musk and the work of his government efficiency panel. but despite that praise, our next guest reports republicans in congress are privately voicing concerns and trying to head off the concerns of their constituents. joining us now, national political reporter for the bulwark, joe perticone. joe, talk to us about this new piece that you've coauthored, because to me, it is once again, the emergence of the private concerns and the public support, even if it's kind of tepid. but mostly the sup

[cheering] >> ok, listen, we are so honored today to have with us senator chris van hollen. we need to welcome him back. he has been with us. he has been a friend. along with him we have the senator from hawaii. let's bring them to the stage right now. thank you, senator. >> are there any marylanders in the house? thank all of you from maryland and people who work for americans in every part of this country. thank you to the patriotic americans who are gathered here today and serve the american people every day. thank you to all of those who represent all of the working people in the federal government who work on behalf of the american people. let's give it up for all of you. [applause] i saw that fork in the road memo. how many of you saw that scam memo? well, we are at a fork in the road in this country. one fork is to allow elon musk to continue his illegal raid on federal agencies. are we going to take that path? the other fork in the road is to shut down the elon musk illegal operation. are we going to take that fork? here is where we are. federal employees serve our v

. >> chris jones, and he said that we have no problem with being called the villain. listenthis. >> every good story has to have a villain. every good story has to have a villain and a, you know, and people hate success. you know, over time, people like to see something different. they don't like to see the same people winning. they don't like to see the same type of success. people love something new. it's okay. i'd rather be a villain. it's no bad feelings i get it from a fan standpoint, i completely get it. if i was on the outside looking in, i'd be saying the same thing. i'm sick of the chiefs. >> love them or hate them. they keep finding ways to win. they take everyone's best shot. frederica. but that chiefs train just keeps rolling. now the eagles are going to have the tough task of slowing down that high powered chiefs offense. and one person who knows all about that is nfl legend nome de joanne hsu, played in three super bowls, won one. last one he played in was with the eagles against these chiefs. so he says he has a formula that he thinks is the key to the eagles

ambassador to lithuania and senior state department official chris smith, because they had worked on getting these three out of belarus. take a listen. >> this was a unilateral gesture by the lukashenko authorities. they made this gesture because they are responding through what adam pointed out, which is the president's peace through strength agenda. they're responding to strength. they're looking to improve ties. this was a gesture on their side. >> it's important to note. >> here that this. >> is four. >> releases we've had in less than a month of the administration. it's quite extraordinary. it's really a very rare thing. we work sometimes for years to get people out. i've personally worked on one of these cases for a number of years. and so to see this person come out of belarusian prison is quite extraordinary. >> and boris and brianna, this does come the day after marc fogel was released by from from russia in a remarkable exchange. steve witkoff was ostensibly the middle east envoy, traveling to moscow on his private plane, coming back with marc fogel, he was exchanged for a russian and american custody named alexander vinni

chris. you know, but, you know, we really applaud the decision of this judge that really listened to the reale a decision that i think is best for not just the workforce, but for america. >> well, it's interesting because caroline leavitt, the press secretary for the white house, just put out a statement. i don't know if you've seen it or heard it, but here's what she said, and i'll get your reaction on the other side. it's brief. we are grateful to the judge for extending the deadline. so more federal workers who refused to show up to the office can take the administration up on this very generous, once in a lifetime offer. what do you make of that statement? >> i think that that's misguided. you know, this is what i say. and someone just shared this with me a few minutes ago. if you take the fork, you're destined to get the knife. okay. i don't think that is valid. i called it a sham from the beginning, and the evidence is showing that that's really what is going on here. >> well, what evidence are you talking about? and what specifically are you warning your members about? >> well, the unc

>> bryan: listen to your show, learning to do television, this is what will be happening on the show, thank you, stop here issue chrissecond american hostage will return home today after marc fogel is freed from false imprisonment in russia. dramatic. how do you know this is mine? >> brian: his sister will join us for her first interview and talk about the time while he was in prison. we have steve witkoff, he is brokering this and now he will go back to middle east and work that out and talk about the reunion with his family. trump and musk are flipping the script. see what happened yesterday afternoon? you doing everything? put them on the table. exposing years of waste and he brought his son and they will bring transparency to the american people. the court system is holding everything up, first doge hearing on government waste and protecting taxpayer dollars. democrats are coming to the hearing ready for a big fight. we'll speak to a witness on that. ainsley must have turned an ankle, knee surgery, we don't know, emily compagno here five hours early before "outnumbered," woman in the middle, how do you feel? >> i

listen. >> staying up half the night reading executive orders. >> for this defining time in the second trump presidency. stay with msnbc. >> it is good to be back with you on this second hour of chris jansing reports at this hour, another fork in the road. any minute now, a hearing on whether to continue blocking the trump administration's controversial buyout offer made to federal employees. what we know ahead of tonight's deadline plus, world stage debut, president donald trump's number two jd vance in paris today, meeting with world leaders over ai. the critical test underway for the america first vp and more. tariff talk. president trump announcing blanket tariffs on steel and aluminum, and is already suggesting there could be even more to come later this week. the hostage deal holed up. hamas now says it will delay the hostage release set for this saturday until further notice. what this means for their already fragile deal with israel. our nbc reporters are following all of the latest developments. we start with nbc's ken dilanian in washington, d.c. on today's hearing about president trump's federal buyout plan. ken, what do we know about the challenge the judge is hearing t

chris. >> thank you so much, gabe. mark, israel's initial goal, we know this was to destroy hamas, but listen to how benjamin netanyahuis goals now. >> the decisions we made in the war have already changed the face of the middle east. our decisions and the courage of our soldiers have redrawn the map. but i believe that working closely with president trump, we can redraw it even further. and for the better. >> redraw the map even further. what does that mean to you? >> so this is really interesting, chris, because you have one leader in president trump who, you know, sees visions of a of a nobel prize in terms of middle east peace ahead of him and another leader in terms of prime minister netanyahu, who really is only worried about his political survival. and so right now, you have a lot of platitudes. there's going to be a lot of love between the two sides. but there are there is some some space between the two in particular, what to do in terms of phase two, because at the end of phase two, which would call for the release of all hostages, it also means the withdrawal of the idf in a sense, in a sense, at the end of

listen now. >> it is good to be back with you on this second hour of chris jansing reports at this hour. show me the money. the governor of pennsylvania fighting back in court saying money from the federal government is mia, even after a judge ordered it to start flowing again. what happens next in the battle over the funding freeze? and on high alert, the chilling moment a car plowed into a crowd in munich, germany, injuring at least 28 people in what authorities are calling a suspected attack just one day before the vice president is expected to be there. plus, is the end near? president trump says the horrible, very bloody war between russia and ukraine could soon be over. the latest as the defense secretary meets with key nato allies. also, can it pass weeks behind schedule? and with republicans not on the same page? house lawmakers are in a marathon session to pass a spending plan and get it out of committee. the latest on the drama on the hill. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we start with the latest filing in what is now 66 lawsuits against the

and chris murphy, who was really gone out there hair on fire, also was on abc. i want you to listeneir to sound bites, to give an example of the different points of view. >> it's one is a legal strategy to stop him from violating the separation of powers from violating our civil service laws, civil rights laws, and we're winning. you see 41 cases being taken, ten of them last week, 12 of them, excuse me, were successful in stopping some of his illegal actions. >> this is the most serious constitutional crisis the country has faced, certainly since watergate. the president is attempting to seize control of power and for corrupt purposes. >> sabrina. >> this is the latest reminder. just seeing those two clips of how there is not a unified message at this point. i mean, you have democrats clearly, in these three weeks since donald trump took office, which again, it's been three weeks. we were i just was like, wait a second, is it? so it's only been three weeks, but in those three weeks we have seen democrats struggle to figure out how exactly they're going to message around donald trum

chris. caller: good morning. i just want to say to everyone that is listening that i can't imagine what they think is going to happenh all the money supposedly that will be recovered from this supposed waste, fraud and abuse. that's public funds. it was invested smartly in a lot of cases, n.i.h., research, it helps our economy. there will be so many job layoffs and it's going to impact the entire economy in such a bad way. inflation will go through the roof all from disinvesting in the american public. nobody is going to get a tax break except for the super rich. this is a theft. it's a theft of public funds. i wish people would phrase it that way more often. thank you. host: that was chris. we will go to john in california, line for republicans. good morning, john. caller: you know what is baffling to me is there are still people like harris who are calling in. the people that are deranged at this point are the ones that still think that there was no waste, fraud and abuse after what has been uncovered. i mean, come on people. it's not rocket science. when you are given a billion dollars and then you are asked, hey

chris van hollen from maryland. he serves on the senate. foreign relations. appropriations and budget committees. >> senator, great to have you. let's listen. >> to what some of. >> your republican colleagues had to say about. >> president trump's. >> comments about. >> president zelensky. >> make no mistake. >> about it, that invasion was the responsibility of one human being on the face of this planet. it was vladimir putin. >> it is. >> quite clear. who started the war. it was absolutely. >> russia at. >> putin's directive. >> i don't. >> think that. >> there should be any confusion. >> with that. is a gangster. he's a gangster with a black heart. and as. >> i've said. >> in another context, i wouldn't. trust this guy. like i trust gas stations. sushi. >> senator, this strikes me. >> as a. >> rare moment where republicans. >> aren't on the same page. >> they aren't. >> going along with. >> president trump. >> how do you see it? >> well. >> anna, i think every. >> american should. >> be absolutely. ashamed at what donald trump has done and said he literally threw the ukrainian people under the bus. he has thrown freedom loving people aro

. >> chris murphy is speaking at this rally outside of treasury. let's listene don't pledge allegiance to the billionaires. we don't we don't pledge allegiance to elon musk. we don't pledge allegiance to the creepy 22 year olds working for elon musk. we pledge allegiance to the united states of america. and so i want to make sure that my mother gets her. >> security. >> her social security check, not because she pledged his allegiance to elon, but because she pledged his allegiance to the united states of america. i want to make sure your neighbor gets their tax refund, not because they pledge allegiance to the billionaire class, but because they pledge allegiance to the united states of america. and so we have work to do right now. every single one of us has a responsibility to stand up to this fraud. and it is true we have to reach out to everyone in this country conservatives, liberals, republicans, democrats, and tell them that we have not months, we have not weeks, but we have days to stop the destruction. >> of our democracy. >> we have. >> work to do. an

chris, this was. >> an interesting day in federal court today. no cameras allowed, but media was able to dial in and listen. >> out of the. >> gate, there was a surprise turn because the judge. >> was essentially. >> prepared to rule even before the hearing got underway. >> so it. >> lasted just under 30 minutes. >> and ultimately, the u.s. bankruptcy court. judge rejected the. >> settlement to divvy up millions. >> of dollars in claims. >> against fss or free speech systems. >> the parent company to jones's infowars. >> the judge. >> argued free. >> speech systems bankruptcy. >> case was. >> dismissed last year, so disputes. >> with the. >> company couldn't be handled in his court today. so we heard. >> him saying. >> things like, this case keeps taking twists and turns. >> and trying to. >> come. >> up with really masterful creative lawyering. but at its core, it's something i can't approve. >> so with that, the. >> judge, judge. >> lopez, he told. >> the. >> parties they could take their. >> case to. connecticut and. >> texas and deal with this at the. >> state level, or come back. >> with another settl

listen now. >> celebrating 50 years of music live featuring arcade fire 352 backstreet boys, bad bunny, bonnie raitt, brandi carlile, chris, devo, eddie vedder, jack white, jelly roll. lady gaga, miley cyrus, mumford and sons, post malone, the roots. only on peacock. >> 26 past the hour. breaking this morning out of germany. at least 28 people are injured after a car plowed through a crowd in munich. in what officials say appears to be an intentional attack. police have arrested the suspected driver. you can see them searching the car in the aftermath. the street littered with debris. the attack comes as world leaders, including vice president j.d. vance, are gathering in munich for a security conference. joining us now, nbc's courtney kube in munich. courtney, what more are we learning? >> yeah, jose, i don't know if you can see behind me, but a vehicle has just arrived to tow away that white mini cooper. it's been here on scene all day since it crashed into a group of people who were gathered here at this intersection. as you mentioned, all of the personal items were also strewn about the street all day. authorities now

senator brian schatz of hawaii and chris murphy of connecticut, they had the early morning shift. listeno a little lighthearted moaned between the two senators. [video] >> they really are cutting the stuff that matters to regular people. then they will book that as savings. they will shove it in the direction of billionaires and billionaire corporations. i see my friend senator murphy is here. it's a little like old times to see you on the floor at 2:00 a.m. it used to be easier when i was on hawaii time but i have been here for a couple of weeks so this is actually late for me. i want to recognize we have most democratic senators speaking at some point through this 30 hour period. merph decided to take the 2:00 to 5:00 a.m. shift i hope you have not had too much mountain dew but i would happy to yield to the senator from connecticut, with the permission of the chair. i ask unanimous consent to engage without having to go through the chair every time. >> without objection. >> for the record, senator, it is diet mountain dew. mountain dew is disgusting. diet is except of. >> let me say on

and chris coons is just an outright jerk. thank you for listening to me, and have a good day.ost: jared is in wilmington, delaware on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. the question is about trump's foreign policy, and someone said he's doing policy strong. letting food and take over ukraine is not strong. taking over gaza, kicking people who have been really demolished the last couple of years, kicking them out of their homeland, keeping it. he said he's going to keep it. and all this money that republicans want to cut through doge, he wants to reinvest that to build of gaza? to build greenland? come on. what happens to lowering prices, lowering gas prices? gas is not going down. groceries are not going down. greenland, the panama canal, let's make canada the 51st state. those things aren't free. those are not going to be cheap. so all the money he is supposedly fighting with doge, and hopefully aren't lying, foreign intelligence, come on, guys. he's posting no intelligence information on the public website for his knots were, not intelligent, not str

and chris coons is just an outright jerk. thank you for listening to me, and have a good day. host: jared is in wilmington, delaware on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. the question is about trump's foreign policy, and someone said he's doing policy strong. letting food and take over ukraine is not strong. taking over gaza, kicking people who have been really demolished the last couple of years, kicking them out of their homeland, keeping it. he said he's going to keep it. and all this money that republicans want to cut through doge, he wants to reinvest that to build of gaza? to build greenland? come on. what happens to lowering prices, lowering gas prices? gas is not going down. groceries are not going down. greenland, the panama canal, let's make canada the 51st state. those things aren't free. those are not going to be cheap. so all the money he is supposedly fighting with doge, and hopefully aren't lying, foreign intelligence, come on, guys. he's posting no intelligence information on the public website for his knots were, not intelligent, not s

chris van hollen, for being with us. turning now to chicago, a city that has been targeted by trump's administration's ice deportation raids. take a listen to what the city's mayor, brandon johnson, had to say this past week on the matter that. >> white house is being ran in one of the most raggedy forms of government that i've ever seen. if anybody is questioning whether or not what our country will look like had the confederacy won, there should be no question now. they want us to be afraid. do not be afraid, chicago. >> joining me now is chicago mayor brandon johnson. mr. mayor, thank you for being with us. to start, can you elaborate on your comments from wednesday and what has been the reaction? >> yeah, sure. thank you. and happy new year, reverend al. look, it's very clear that there is a real assault against working people, not just in the city of chicago, but america. and it. is quite clear. and there's evidence now that those who have not accepted the results of the civil war are now trying to literally roll back everything that we won post reconstruction, the reconstruction era, the descendants of slaves. as for very simple th

listen now. >> celebrating 50 years of music live featuring arcade fire. 52 backstreet. >> boys, bad bunny, bonnie raitt, brandi. >> carlile, chrisone, the roots. only on peacock. >> the first major act of principled defiance against donald trump in his second term looks a lot like the acts of principled defiance in his first term. republicans, conservatives, people appointed by him, turning against him in favor of the rule of law. and that has continued today. michelle goldberg is an opinion columnist, new york times. maurice mitchell is the national director of the working families party, and they join me now. michelle, first, just like there has been a sense, i think for the first 3 or 4 weeks of like, is everyone okay with this? is no one going to do anything? and today it felt a little like feet touch ground of like, oh wow, there is someone acting righteously and with integrity, right? >> and somebody. >> who recognizes. >> just and who recognizes and is willing to put on paper the vast, shameless scale of. the corruption here. and there's also always been i think we saw this with the first trump term to a certain sort. >>

chris field, maryland. good morning, patricia. caller: good morning. first i listenedo the democrat and republican, who is making sense, who isn't making sense, a lady talking about what trump did for trillions of dollars. i'm sure she wasn't having a problem when she was getting her stimulus checks. as far as musk is concerned, he doesn't have anything to gain on this. he's trying to help our government here and cut out this waste. no one seems to complain on the democrats' side when these representatives go into government with nothing and come out millionaires. has anyone complained about biden and brought that up recently as to what went on, having his son in the white house doing drugs? you know, come on. trump has nothing to gain either. he is rich. you know, so is musk. so they want to see what his bank account says. hey, i don't have a problem with anybody going into my bank account because i don't do anything wrong. those who complain the most are the ones that as far as i'm concerned have something to hide. these democrats out there screaming, come on, maxine

listen. >> mr. netanyahu, do you think bodies are needed in gaza? are we ready to make. peace? >> no. >> does this sound feasible to you? >> well, chrisved in the bush administration when we invaded that country and created a quagmire in this. if you want to see a quagmire for the united states in the middle east, this is doing it. this is how you have all the ingredients coming together to create a quagmire. it's like the fever dream fantasies of american conquest, all there in front of you to try to figure out how is this going to end? well, the point is, it's not going to end well. this is a fantasy. it's embarrassing. it's undermining our alliances in the region. it's making the united states now a target. it's going to motivate terrorist activity. there is no budget. there's no plan. it's concepts of a plan. i could go on and on. i just think this is a such a ridiculous and dangerous idea to float. and it has real consequences. you know, president trump was supposed to be working with the prime minister here this week to help figure out how to ensure that the cease fire that is underway continues so that all the hostages can get

chris philp. it's always quite hard because i think it's going to be philip, don't you? but it isn't. anyway, this was on nick robinson's show political thinking. i've listenedhe whole thing. it's quite a good show actually for the bbc. it's a podcast where it's a bit friendly but not totally so. i suppose it'll be like, you're a decent bloke, aren't you? but you're a bit horrible. i'll just stick that sticker like a horrible question in at the end. so this was towards the end of it. and he just said that in britain today he, he was asked if belief in hard work is something britain is missing. he says i do a bit. there are 9 million working age adults who are not working. and as we compete globally with countries like south korea, china, india, we need a work ethic. and i say fair enough. but i do have some caveats. one is that we have all sorts of people in social housing, many of them not really from this country. and you sort of you can actually live in certain blocks and see them at home with a massive telly while you go off to work and you think i'm paying for them to stay at home. exactly. we've got a low trust society. we've got a government that hate

chris murphy from connecticut, who sits on the foreign relations committee. senator, i just want to play again what president trump said today, falsely blaming ukraine for starting this war. listen. >> i think i have the power to end this war. and i think it's going very well. but today i heard, oh, well, we weren't invited. well, you've been there for three years. you should have ended it three years. you should have never started it. you could have made a deal. >> he's referencing ukraine's displeasure at not being involved in the talks in saudi arabia. i mean, he's basically parroting russia's narrative about the war. >> yeah, i mean, these are russia's talking points that ukraine started the war. that is patently absurd. everyone watched russia invade ukraine. russia wants to go back to a world in which big countries invade small countries, to expand their borders. that world is incredibly dangerous for the united states, for global commerce. we cannot allow for that world to return. and it is pretty incredible to listen to the president of the united states, try to rewrite history, try to lie to americans and tell them that ukraine started the war or could have negotiated i

listen now wherever you get your favorite podcasts. >> judge. >> it's time now. >> time now for one more thing, greg. >> all right. tonight we got a banger of a show. tom shillue, guy benson, chris destefano is back. and emily compagno, let's do this. or not. gus's daily diary. oh well, this is a great little entry. great walk. gus did all his business. he politely served himself up on a cushion to me. when i arrived, he ran into another friend. chip. that's a dog on the block. i'm always happy when another owner already knows him and is okay with gus's level of excitement. >> oh very cute. all right, jessie. >> mexican weddings. you would know it when you see it. let's go to the tape. this is a new dance move. it's called the helicopter. oh, wow. and it was going great for a while. like most things in mexico, does not end well. and i'm referring to the tariff war. goodbye, helicopter. >> wow. >> that looks fun though. i'm going to try it this weekend. >> yeah, don't try it with emma. >> jesse watters primetime. the epstein developments. >> oh. >> let me guess. you don't have anything new. >> a great show. >> okay. you know, earlier this week, we talked about people abusing the

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chris murphy told me democrats cannot waste any time in battling back against trump. do you think enough of your democratic colleagues are raising concerns about what you're considering a crisis moment? >> well. >> listen, i. >> think there's. >> no harm. >> in democrats. raising alarms. >> every single day. >> i do not believe. in this theory. >> that we should. >> sit in. >> the bushes. >> and wait. for some. >> moment down the line when. things get. >> really, really bad. >> they're bad right. >> now. >> my panel is back. look, we have seen this uptick in democrats this past week going after elon musk. but now the rubber is about to meet the road because they could decide to try to go after elon musk and go after trump in this must pass spending bill. but hakeem jeffries told me that he is not certain whether or not they're going to actually do that. target elon musk in the spending bill because they're worried about the impacts that they could get blamed for a shutdown. >> well, democrats can make noise, but they can't make change just because of their position. as the leader was saying there. i think what i took away from your story is that grassroots democrats really want to fight. they want to t