back with us are chuck rosen back, andrew weissmann and michael beschloss.people, specifically the democrats, 77% of those polled thought joe biden was too old. only 39% thought in contrast that trump was too old. they're just three years apart. considering their various demean ors and the way they handle things, that disparity is enormous and it's a big number against joe biden. >> we're about to see joe biden, if he's the nominee, he can't hide either. he will be showing himself in public as he is today. i love the talk you had with our friends about his behavior in the courtroom today. that raises the question was he out of control or is this a legal strategy? if he's out of control, that's a big red flag because, as we can see in the current world crisis, presidents like franklin roos investment after pearl harbor or jfk at the time of the cuban missile crisis, let's watch our friends who are watching. would you feel comfortable with a president who is out of control at a time when our families, communities and friends have to be protected? we're going t

and chuck schumer you heard there has spent no time.debatingappr appropriation bills, we have to get back, this week, only thing we did on senate floor this week of vote on liberal judges, chuck schumer spent no time, this is disto hear what house might be doing what about hearing senate spend time talking about priorities, we talk in 5 trillion dollars, joe biden wants to spend 7 trillion, that unsustainable. it at some point, i think that adults in the room have to wrangle control of this process and have real reform, and stop kicking the can down the road with the cr's that last 45 days. larry: just strikes me, that this is what you all didn't want to happen, regular order, what speaker johnson doesn'tment. want, other thing i find pernicious. the border. the collapse of border, the crime, the drugs. the loss of sovereignty, people are furious it is the number two issue, after the economy and inflation. and so all of these omnibuses, the continuing resolution/omnibus avoids any major national discussion of the border and what needs t

so chuck, what do you make of no cross-examination from the defense? >> normally the reason there's no cross-examination in a normal case with normal people is because the other side doesn't think there was any damage done during the direct. if you don't cross it's because typically you don't believe you need to. there's nothing to prove or disprove. there's nothing to clean up. here it could be and logically so that mr. trump's lawyers wanted him off the stand because he's not helping himself by being on the stand. and that he would perform really the same way on cross-examination as he would on direct. it's hard to know precisely why they made that decision, but it strikes me as the right one because he has a very difficult time with rules and procedures. he has a very difficult time confining himself to the questions that are asked. and so maybe from their perspective, katy, and i think it's a reasonable guess, they wanted him off the stand as quickly as possible. >> vaughn, what usually happens when he's done? this is the first time he's testified

chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and senior fbi attorney and former investigative council for the january 6th house committee. we saw those live images inside the courtroom. we aren't allowed to have cameras inside the courtroom during the actual testimony. i understand, vaughn, trump spoke moments ago before he walked into the courthouse. start us off there in mann with what the president, former president is saying this morning and what we can expect today. >> reporter: good morning, ana. i'm watching the same feeds you guys are inside the courthouse. donald trump just walked into the courtroom ahead of what will be several hours of him facing questions on the stand. letitia james is here in person. whether she asks any questions to donald trump directly is outstanding. so far she's left it up to other prosecutors in her office to ask the questions of witnesses on the stand. i want you to listen to letitia james before she headed into the courtroom. >> before he takes the stand, i am certain that he will e

i think chuck schumer knows what he's doing, i think the president knows what he's doing. they'd be perfectly happy to have this. it's a clean c.r. into january. it continues spending at the current levels. they know it'll be expiring around the time around iowa, new hampshire, right before primary season kicks in? if you think it's hard to get modz and the rest of the conference on board now wait until it's about three weeks out before primary season is kicking off and some primaries start in the first week of march. reporter: huh did johnson fall short on this first bill? mr. roy: without getting into personalities with mike specifically, my hope is he would listen to everybody, and put out something that was a bitter pill to swallow but would force pressure on the democrats. what i want would be way over here saying let's go into shutdown and fight over the border. i don't mind sitting here. i'll sit my -- i'll eat my thanksgiving dinner sitting on the floor oaf house. i'd be happy to be here thanksgiving day in order to fight to secure the border. but i don't have 217

chuck grassley is part of the establishment.e of the colorful pro coup characters, or the overstock guy. he didn't vote to overturn the election on the fateful day went after the violent mob came back into the chamber and had to vote. in the end, chuck grassley and the rest of the establishment will go along with just about anything if they see the wind is blowing that way. no one has stated that more clearly than grassley himself. saying it straight-up, accepting, explaining why he accepted donald trump's endorsement in october of 2021, after the coup. >> i was born at night but not last night. [laughter] so if i didn't except the endorsement of a person that's got 91% of the republican voters in iowa, i wouldn't be too smart. i'm spartan off to accept that endorsement. >> truly one of the most almost comically honest statements i've heard from a politician. he doesn't say i like the guy, i think the guy is good, i think the guy his coup attempt was good, bad, whatever. politically i will accept. that's it. that's the logic. we

chuck schumer spent no time.ingenuous to talk about what the house might be doing, how about here in the senate we spend time actually talking about the priorities? you know we take in five trillion dollars. joe biden wants to spend seven trillion dollars, larry. this is unsustainable. we're spending about a trillion dollars a year now on debt. that is more than we spend on our military. so at some point i think the adults in the room have to wrangle control of this process, have real reform and stop kibbling the can down the road with these crs that 30, 45 days that don't do anything to control spending. larry: it strikes me, senator, this is exactly what you all didn't want to happen, regular order, what speaker johnson doesn't want. the other thing i find so pernicious here, besides too much spending and borrowing and federal debt the border, the collapse of the border, the crime, the drugs, the loss of sovereignty, people are furious. it is like become the number two issue after the economy and inflation. and

and senate majority leader chuck schumer says going to bring back 106-billion-dollar spending packageext week, that bill could fund ukraine, israel, gaza taiwan and perhaps allocate money for illegal migrant processing, schumer though is slamming republicans who want to add policy changes at the border to that package, watch this. >> the worst thing we can do is to make something as bipartisan as ukraine aid conditional, on partisan that issues have little chance of becoming law. sadly that is what may well be happening right now. because the biggest holdup to national to the national security supplement is insistence by some republicans just some on partisan border policy as condition to ukraine aid. . >> senator what about that, your reaction to schumer and where do things stand with this pj. >> i think schumer is going to find out well beyond some republicans it is all republicans want to see this border fixed a complete o he catastrophe the administration looks other away you have been best of all reporting this is what happening on southern border chuck schumer wants to send to u

i want to think senate majority leader chuck schumer. chuck you have taken the reins like no one else could. he developed legislation to harness the power of ai while keeping americans safe. i look forward to meeting with you in the bipartisan group that you put together. i will continue to call on congress to call on congress to pass bipartisan legislation to stop big tech from collecting personal data from our teenagers online. [applause] to ban the targeting and advertising to children. [applause] for the personal data that these companies collect on us. we face a genuine inflection point in history, one of those moments where the decisions we make in the near term will set the course for the next decades there is no greater change i can think of in my life that ai presents as a potential, exploring the universe, fighting climate change, and in cancer. artificial intelligence expands the boundary of human possibility and tests the balance of human understanding, this is a testament to what we stand for, safety, security, trust and ope

. >>> the top democrat in the senate chuck schumer says the senate will not be taking up the aid packagehat was passed by the house, because it does not include funding for ukraine, and it does include cuts to the irs. so this is tony blinken saying that the funding for israel is needing. >> we are working with congress to provide for the israel defense as well as urgent needs for gaza. >> joining us is congressman ralph norman. now, you have passed this israeli bill last night, and according to chuck schumer, it is not going anywhere and the white house has said that the president will veto it. what is the next step? >> well, first of all, kate, tony blinken as a biden administration is a disgrace for america, and for him to have the audacity to say that israel ought to abate their going against hamas as the people is an insult, and -- >> congressman to be clear, he said clearly that the united states stands with israel and their need and obligation to defend themselves against hamas, and he said they are not call for a cease-fire, but rather, they are taking about a humanitarian pause

senate majority leader chuck schumer, along with senate majority leader chuck schumer, have already saidy support the resolution and are urging fellow members to vote for it, with senate majority leader chuck schumer saying he welcomes the fact that the house speaker did not add big cuts . of the budget, which the far-right republicans insist is one of the reasons why the democrats support this resolution, i suggest... listen to the statement to the side just now. today, my fellow democrats and i will work together with the republicans. i will work with leader mcconol to reach an agreement to quickly pass this bill. if both parties cooperate, there's no reason we can't vote on this bill today, but in the meantime, we'll keep working. overall, the short-term house resolution is far from ideal , but we are ... moving this process forward because we believe it will do two things that i and other democrats are pushing for: first, it will avoid a shutdown, and second, this will be done without severe funding cuts and without the poison pills enshrined in legislation that the extreme right ins

msnbc contributor, chuck rosenberg, former u.s.ttorney and senior fbi official, and dave aronberg, state attorney for palm beach county. dave, take us into what we've seen so far inside the courtroom. this is some intense back and forth, and the judge is not very happy. >> no, they really should have cameras in the courtroom, jose. this is ridiculous. what are they trying to hide? we need a more transparent judicial process because there's going to be so much information spread about what really went on. i know chris kise, trump's lawyer, he was a former solicitor general of florida, well-respected. he is no political hack, so when he gets up and says that donald trump is the former and future president of the united states, he's clearly playing to an audience of one. they know that trump's goose is cooked in this case. he's losing this case in front of judge engoron, they're playing for the appeal. that's what all this stuff is about. >> so how do you play for the appeal when much of this is really about other things? i mean, the

chuck is a football fan.your team can't stop a play, you keep running that same play, and i think democrats will keep running this until republicans figure out how to stop it. they have not been able to do that. >> chuck, you are nodding. what about that? the biden team has to figure out something other than abortion. it has to figure out how to get credit for the economy, to stop talking about bidenomics, that's not selling, and put him out there more. >> you are raising a good point here about the president has a lot of achievements on these issues that are actually winning and turning out the base of our party, not just young people, black voters, latino voters. we have seen some of the voters, particularly in presidential years, being concerned about president biden. i will say this as a communication strategist in the democratic party, sometimes we have a messaging issue. if you talk to voters about the president's agenda, talk to voters about the policies that either he has passed or policies he stands

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host: chuck schumer on the floor of the senate yesterday. as this debate is happening on capitol hill, what role of the white house playing and how much russia can and are they applying to what is happening here on the other end of pennsylvania avenue? >> it seems like the message is a little muddled. they obviously want to get a package up north and possible, with as much flexibility as possible. hopefully coupled with israeli and gaza for humanitarian purposes. it just seems like they are not escalated. yesterday, the president when he was announcing his supply chain council and his executive orders to streamline the supply chain made some comments about it, but he hasn't been fully aggressive. there's only so much pushing you can do in these. sometimes when you are hurting, it is not even stray cats at this point. i think it is still at the cattle stage. you can only do so much to push people in one direction. they are just getting back. it is a relatively slow start even though it seems like we are running out of days before the end of t

when people like chuck come out and say marketing to kids, it's an easy thing to say, but is it true?ording to the data, it's not. >> reporter: abc news reached out to instagram to confirm paul's statistics, but has not heard back thus far. there are other drinks with similar amounts of caffeine in them. why do you think they went after your drink? >> when you create a product that is disruptive as prime, money is coming out of someone's pocket. we're eating up the market share of some of the biggest corporate conglomerates on the planet. they aren't happy about that. >> reporter: still, there is a public concern over kids' exposure to energy drinks. according to the american academy of pediatrics, caffeine and other stimulant substances contained in energy drinks have no place in the diet of children and adolescents. >> the american academy of pediatrics recommends that children under 12 do not consume any amount of caffeine. the recommendation is zero milligrams of caffeine. children older than 12, the limit is about 100 milligrams of caffeine daily. >> reporter: it's not the only p

chuck e. cheese is closing the curtain on its animatronic band.is removing the band from all of its locations except for one. chuck e. cheese in northridge, california, will be the last location for fans seeking nostalgia. the company says it's updating all of the venues with interactive dance floors and adding a trampoline. i will post links to the other stories on my instagram. >>> so, you can now buy almost anything on amazon, yes? soon, you will be able to purchase a car from the site. yeah. amazon announced today, that starting next year, car dealers will be allowed to sell directly to customers on its site. customers can browse for new cars in their area, make a selection and check out on amazon, like you check out everything else. cars can be picked up from the dealership or delivered to your home. hyundai will be the first automaker to sell cars through site. that's starting next year. >>> thanks for joining us at 4:30. we're working on the 5:00 newscast. and we're back in two minutes. and we are your bargain bliss market. what is bargain

chuck schumer himself is jewish. he's speaking out on this today at a time when there's legitimate viewpoints about the israeli government, criticism there of and what to do in this conflict. there's a larger conversation about inequities around the world. there are people who trace his history to october. or you could trace it back to the second intifada, wars of -- you can go back to the british empire, the ottoman empire, or back to nation states that existed and for thousand of years there was anti-semitism in many renals of the world. it predates and preexists -- totally apart from the israeli conflict. i say all that as a destruction to chuck schumer trying to speak to the nuances of this while also calling out something we have seen over and over in world history, which is an incredibly durable, vie rue lent -- anti-semitism, along before nation states like this one existed. here's chuck schumer. >> no matter what our beliefs, no matter where we stand on the were and gaza, all of us must condemn anti-semitism

crying chuck schumer. i was and am proud of that moniker. the growing and vibrant arab community is a vital arab american community is a vital part of my nation and my city and condemn any vitriol and hatred against them. we tragically saw where such hatred can lead sometimes in vermont this week. that is unacceptable. but today, i want to focus my remarks on anti-semitism because it hits so close to home for me. and because i believe this moment demands it. i have just said what this speech is not, so what is this speech about? i want to describe the fears and anxieties of many jewish americans right now, particularly after october 7th, who feel there are aspects of the debate around israel and gaza that are crossing over into anti-semitism, rank anti-semitism with jewish people simply being targeted for being jewish, having nothing to do with israel. i want to explain through the lens of history why this is so dangerous. normalization and exacerbation of this rise in hate is the danger many jewish people fear most. and finally, i want to s

does chuck schumer not want to fund border patrol? call his bluff.if he won't do it, let the american people decide. if you don't have the media, beat them. ronald reagan didn't have the media either. you can't watch your country burn and then come here and provide fuel for the fire. that's what we're doing. the national debt hit $33 trillion in september. it's now approaching $34 trillion and has grown by $2.2 trillion since president biden signed the fiscal responsibility act. we come up with these cute names, the fiscal responsibility act. who can oppose that? $2.2 trillion later, not sure exactly what was responsible about the fiscal responsibility act. we head into thanksgiving, you know, every, i think wednesday, before thanksgiving "the wall street journal" always writes in their editorial section and they reprint an editorial that was written decades ago, probably in the 1950's, i think it's called something like "into the desolate wilderness." it talks about the early american settlers, pilgrims, if you will, coming into the united states an

>> now, chuck, the biden campaign is starting to point to this. even the desantis campaign has been pointing to this, trying to get some traction. isn't this an issue for trump too? >> absolutely. i just need to know if that was really his music playing there or did y'all put that in there? >> we did not put that in there. >> that's good and crazy is what that is right there. people said trump's not showing up at these debates because seize so far ahead and there's no way he could lose. i honestly believe his handlers don't have him there for this exact reason, so they can wait and roll him out at the very end and try to control him as much as possible, if you can control trump. look, i've said this, me and maria has talked about this. in focus groups, when you ask people about joe biden, they say he's old. when you ask donald trump, they say he's old and crazy, and i think that's what you just proved. >> i think our cnn poll says it best on this issue in terms of the stamina to be president of the united states. only 25% of those polled said that

chuck, look, he is the same person. the one thing about donald trump is he's been remarkably consistent over the years in believing that he is this person, this sort of aura of a trump golden image that he has created. having said that, so much, as is rightfully pointed out and as i read it was political here. legally what did you hear from inside that courtroom today? >> so he is the same person, chris, but he's in an environment that is not conducive to the type of person he is. it plays well as political theater, but in court it works very differently. one side asks you questions, and you answer them with evidence that's relevant and admissible. and then, in mr. trump's case, if you didn't make the points you wanted to make or you don't feel the right questions were asked, your lawyers get to ask you questions and you answer them with evidence that's relevant and admissible. in other words, there's a procedure, and this man is not very good at procedure. so what did i hear? i heard answers that were combative and eva

it's good to see you, chuck. trump's defense team argued that the special counsel had not provided some of the most basic discovery in the case, and it took four months for other material to be handed over. what's going on here? could this be grounds for the judge delaying the trial? >> possibly. i mean, the government, the prosecutors have an absolute obligation, as you know, chris, to provide information to a defendant so that he or she can prepare their defense. sometimes that process is protracted or cumbersome, particularly so when you have classified information. the trial judge originally set a date for trial for next may, may of 2024, which seems to me and certainly seemed at the time to be completely reasonable. the trump defense team will argue that they need more time, and we'll see whether or not she is willing to grant them more time, but it still seems to me that that trial date should hold. it may not. >> let's talk about what constitutes reasonable if we can, chuck, because when we hear about the

chuck himself will be the final witness in his own defense, when he takes the stand december 11th.judge tanya chutkan denied trump's attempts to subpoena what he called, missing records from the january six committee. the election interference case. the judge called it a fishing expedition. with me tonight, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst -- what do you make of donald trump's attorneys saying if he can't be blamed for the threats, and the harassment that the georgian has to final facing? >> you know, simone, i make the same thing of that claim that the court judges made when donald trump's defense attorneys one week ago today, argued to the court in washington d. c., i was in court for the oral argument, they said donald trump did not directly threaten anyone, and charge -- got very animated and she said, and i quote, there is a clear pattern here. donald trump issue statements and threats follow. so it feels to me, simone, like the judges have already moved beyond that hollow claim that donald trump is not responsible for these threats. the question remains, you

nores, i'm like chuck nores, i'm very cool, and you don't want to be friends with me, i'm like chucknds with me, i'm downloading noris, i'm a long time, stop ignoring me, go to whatsapp, how-chuck noris, very cool, and you don't want to be friends with me, i'm katchat noris, that's enough, tin woodman, listen, well, you're so cool that we really want to be friends with you, i'm sure that dear members of the jury too... well, dear jury, has the tin woodman conquered you, i remind you, that he has an ax, to the very heart, to defeat, how to appear one classic of the soviet stage, russian , sergei vyacheslavovich, yes, well, i started singing when the soviet union was still in existence, but okay, speaking seriously, the woodcutter, well, he lit it, lit up like noris, like chuck noris, the heart is small, but the talent is so big, listen, really very bright and colorful... the introduction was done by the lumberjack, it seems to me that behind the lumberjack’s avatar there is some very young performer, somehow in timbre, it seems, some kind of slight clumsiness, i can’t understand, and

chuck schumer has not said a word about the anti-semitism and what needs to be done. priority, $106 billion security supplemental 20 billion for israel and gaza in 60 billion for ukraine and then they're talking about $10 billion for the us-mexico border which i question because any money that goes to the border will be used to house more migrants not to build a wall or anything like that where does this stand. >> you are spot on when chuck schumer talks about long hours for the senate to work i guess that means all work two days a week instead of one. as far as the spending package that includes 106 billion or more dollars most that we go to ukraine i do see the house having appetite to pass that. the house already sent over an individual funding bill for israel, $14.5 billion, we actually provided a paper for the irs and chuck schumer table that so it could not be brought up for the senate to really consider a debate and try to pass that we also passed the department of defense appropriation and state and foreign appropriation bills which provides $3.6 billion for i

big changes on the way to chuck e. cheese. lot of people believe it's because of the movie "five nights at freddy's." this movie. chuck e. cheese is getting rid of the creepy animal robots that come to life and play music. these animals. with the exception of one franchise in northridge, california, all the characters in "munch's make believe band" are being moved out to make room for less-terrifying attractions, which is very sad for that band. they're out of work now. so we hired one to join our band, the cletones. [ laughter ] i just want to say, welcome! [ cheers and applause ] animatronic dog. it's about time we had a banjo player. you know? exciting. great to have you here. remember our deal -- i let you play in the band, then you don't kill me in my sleep, okay? [ laughter ] all right, very good. just making sure. okay, now it's time to play what i believe could be our dumbest game show yet. we've had a lot of dumb ones. this one might be right at the top. it's time to play "gimme five!" ♪ gimme five ♪ [ applause ] >> j

anti-semitism is something chuck schumer has lived with. he said for centuries what is good for everybody else has been denied to the jew. jews could live here but not their. 's could have this job but not that. in in a very dignified way, senator schumer said i implore every person in every community in every institution to stand with jewish americans and denounce anti-semitism in all its forms. well said, sir. what a contrast with what we saw in new york city at the tree lighting ceremony in rockefeller center, the demonstrators were clearly pro-hamas, anti-semitic, deliver the interfering with a traditional christmas event. a swastika was displayed. the same on thanksgiving day when the macy's day parade was disrupted. and ugly crowd cheering on the atrocities of hamas. senator schumer delivered a powerful and dignified answer. second hour of varney just getting started. douglas murray joining me this morning. i don't normally support chuck schumer's policies but what he said yesterday in my opinion was dead right. how about you? >> abso

heat once the lime light in the recent chuck schumer hasn't said anything is chuck schumer can see hisbye-bye. there's going to be note democrat majority in the senate after the 2024 election. that is going to go republican these other seats you mentioned are going to go republican. chuck schumer is not going to be the majority leader after the 2024 election there is no way. too many other seats are vulnerable. too many of these are republican seats. you couldn't write west virginia off is going republican one 100% and you heard it right here joe manchin is going to run for president he loves the lime limelight. it's going to hurt joe biden even more. aishah: w we have the weights of the motivation as if he really thanks he can get anywhere with that run or if this is really just a strategy to get some attention may be write a book and sail off into the sunset being the real moderate as he wants to sell himself. josÉ, i want to come back to you because democrats are really making a push to put abortion on the ballot in his several key states in 2024 including arizona abortion is still

but for a little one, chuck e cheese is just perfect.h, they didn't have i don't think they had the animatronic and that's what i remember from my childhood. >> you know, it could also be i mean, they probably a maintenance issue and it takes up space. they could put tables in them. maybe there's more of a hassle there than it's worth. >> you need an it guy. yeah. at all times to handle the animatronic science, especially the murderous ones. >> yeah. you got to watch those. yeah. yeah >> keep an eye out for those. >> all right, now to the latest crocs collaboration. this time, mcdonald's is teaming up with a shoe maker to release its own themed crocs. there are four styles, a purple grimace, inspired sock and sandal combo, sock and sandal. wait. i have to look. okay. okay so. and then there's a yellow and pink birdie clog and sock combo. a black and white hamburglar clog and a red and yellow clog. i still cannot get behind these crocs, but i hear they're so comfortable. spencer are you wearing them? not wearing them, but they're kind of

so you decimate gaza, you destroy hamas, which is highly unlikely, but nevertheless you try, you chuck out a load of people into the sinai desert and you also try to chuck out the people living in the west bank and in eastjerusalem intojordan, which is also very difficult. 0k, supposing you, this is israel, succeed in some measure with this. what next? what happens next? i strongly believe that the only way forward is for us to share the space in equality within a democracy. though she fears gaza being wiped out completely and ultimately the west bank too, a one—state solution is ghada's hope, but the huge number of civilian casualties in gaza won't leave behind a population that is any more likely to want to live alongsidejewish israelis. and hostagetaking and violence have a similar impact on israeli hearts. living together might be as distant a prospect as it has ever been. so let's take a look at some of the front pages. the guardian revealed how the king secretly profits from its assets, ancient rites that the duchy of lancaster have on estates where people die without leaving a w

look what a delicious chuck-chuck she brought, just come off very decent, kind, obviously caring, obedientontact, firstly, i like her position in life. for her, family is more important than anything else, he is not a serious man, i think the emirate will not choose him, and the girl will not will choose, it will be an honest choice among themselves, wendelsonechka, what do you say, well, i will say this, there are such concepts as, for example, zero kilometer or zero patient, today two more were added there, firstly, this is a zero dancer, this is actually ours, and secondly, zero chemistry, it seems to me that with the first two brides there was exactly zero chemistry, i’m for victoria, no matter who you go to, in any case we will support you, vic, which one do you think he will come into the room, well , i hope he will touch you, definitely, i i invite everyone to come out and support marat. we have a couple morat and victoria, let's go, let's go, let's try to communicate to get to know each other better, and when we didn't recognize each other, yes, if you are single or you liked one o

we can't be siding with joe biden and chuck schumer. senate republicans have to hold firm. deny cloture on this, get serious. we can take the israel legislation up by itself. we should do that. then deal with these other issues one by one. i think it is imperative for senate republicans again to support the house and not side with joe biden and chuck schumer. larry: senator eric schmitt as always, sir, thank you very much for coming on. we appreciate it, thanks. >> food to be with you. larry: folks, next up the great steve forbes, he will be here to lament the worst wave of anti-semitism since the 1930s preceding world war ii and of course the global economy is sinking. so we got big problems here and nobody better than steve forbes. i'm "kudlow." we will be right back. ♪. - cash is king. you ever heard that? well, always was. always will be. and it's the cornerstone of every homeowner's budget. - i was a little stressed. i was a little worried about the situation, our financial situation and paying our mortgage. - a dollar doesn't go as far as it used to. gas, groceries, n

maria: i would like to hear from chuck schumer, where is chuck schumer, where is him coming out and attackingor in these pro-palestinian rallies not focused on the lives lost in the jewish community i have not heard a peep out of him. >> let me offer a perspective, he saw what happened to biden they are calling him genocide joe because he supported israel so now chuck schumer says that it wanted take that. >> that's what politicians do, they are sleazy. politicians are sleazy they want votes this is why they give money away, they want to get reelected, they are sleazy. >> it underscores democrats will put politics literally above everything. you need to remember as we go into next year, pay attention. maria: a good point we will still wait to hear comments from chuck schumer and steven spielberg. thank you so much. president biden committing another gas during a meeting on the fence and crisis yesterday. biden accidentally calling for a total ban on fentanyl which would end the regulated medical use of the drug as well. >> i urge congress to permanently make fentanyl and substances schedule o

it's so interesting to hear somebody like chuck schumer say what he just said and really take up the mantle to speak for jews in america in a way that we don't always hear jewish leaders, even chuck schumer. >> it is personal. he's the highest rank ing jewis law maker in the country and she felt compelled to speak out and to draw attention to what he views as a crisis in the country. he tipped off a number of incidents, and he also described what it fell like to hear some of his fellow citizens say that the war was justified in some way. a message that could have been directed a the some of the members of his own party. this comes as congress has been wrestling with an aid package. as of right now, that package really hinges on whether they can find bipartisan agreement on a border security provision package. that is the complex issue. as you know, it's something that is long alluded washington for many years. we'll see if they can get it done. as of right now, they are trying to make some progress hoping to get a handshake on that part of the package. could see something on the floo

of course then i forgot my shoes and i only had red chucks.stuck. >> it's thinking about how we can break these barriers, and if it means putting on a relatable pair of shoes, why not? >> reporter: and comfier. >> so much better. >> reporter: he got comfy with classical music in the fifth grade as he picked up the cello. he mentors through the orchestra and the kids program. when a young musician looks at you and sees a young black conductor, what is the lesson you hope that teaches them, what's the most important thing you want them to know? >> i think it's important to feel like there are no boundaries. you can do this. and to be a part of that journey is a big responsibility that i don't take lightly. >> reporter: for "sunday today," joe fryer, baltimore. >> joe, thank you very much. >>> this week we highlight another "life well lived." on january 27th, 1980, six american diplomats and a pair of cia operatives all posing as canadian filmmakers, walked on to a plane in iran and flew away to freedom. the elaborate escape plan was made famous

attorney and msnbc legal analyst chuck rosenberg., thank you so much for joining me this evening as we are all trying to make sense of this. so, i just wanted to, start you listened to the hearings, what was your biggest take away from it? >> it's exactly what he said, this is a clash of core values. the first amendment on one hand, which is not absolutely that a judge dearie thing to empower a fair trial. these two things may be and conflict because of trump's rhetoric. >> there is a line of questioning today of what trump is allowed to say, in cutting witnesses like mark milley and mike pants who are public figures sort of one of the points of our discussion. what did you make of that discussion today, million pants are also witnesses. let me say a word about >> that i was a prosecutor for a long time, and prosecutors are important, defense attorneys are important, judges are important we are talking about a trial it is very core, very her the two most important groups of people. the jurors, and the witnesses. jurors are unique to

actually, chuck rocha, thank you very much.e this conversation because it's not going anywhere. folks, the war in the middle east, it has resulted in heightened tensions and home. antisemitic and islamic phobic and anti-arab incidents, they are on the rise. just last night, three palestinian students, to wearing traditional scarves, were tragically shot in burlington, vermont. all three are receiving medical care for their injuries. in a statement, the burlington chief of police saying, there was little to no information about the suspect's tive, but added, quote, in this-charged moment, no one can look at this incident and not suspected it may have been a hate motivated crime. the president has been briefed on the situation, in the fbi is aware of the incident. but is not yet launched an investigation at this time. up next, we just teased, it might take on how third-party candidates may appear attractive, but will really only help donald trump retake the white house. later, the nephew of one of the hostages describes what the

well, i'm there every chuck around london, nigel?here eve accusation chuck around london, nigel? well, i'm there eve accusation is chuck around london, nigel? well, i'm there eve accusation is the ck around london, nigel? well, i'm there eve accusation is the wayround the accusation is the way that they've chucked is they've been chucked around is grossly unfair. >> anti—immigrant , right? >> anti—immigrant, right? no, no. said is we cannot no. all i've said is we cannot go on with the numbers coming to britain you britain that are coming. do you know ? i'm one of the know why? i'm one of the numbers, right? so. so that's it then. so should it be 5 million a year? 10 million? question no, you to understand. you don't see to understand. nigel hang on, hang on. nigel hang on, hang on, hang on. >> immigrants, you . >> immigrants, if you. >> immigrants, if you. >> on, hang on, hang on, >> hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. >> they've been in power. a bit later about immigrants . and later about immigrants. and isn't it ironic, richard,

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it's sad chuck schumer won't come out and say that. >> todd: but why?srael voices in congress. if not him, doug, then who? that is sad one of the voices you would look to to say something. maybe it's just -- really baffled by. this this is something that should be easily condemned and he won't do it. i mean, you don't know if that's the still the forces of the pro-hamas and the pro-influence on the democratic party. it is strange he wouldn't say anything about it last night. >> carley: yeah, well, there was a march for israel that took place the day before this happened. 300,000 people strong. it was a very peaceful and beautiful event and then you see what is going on on your screen right here where six police officers were hurt big difference in the mood and how the two sides are behaving with this regard. doug, we also want to ask you about this brand new fox polling that shows donald trump way in the lead on the republican side. 62% support that's 50 point gap between him and ron desantis there. there is also a poll that shows joe biden's approval r

chuck, i apologize again. maria, before we begin this discussion, i do want to read you the television univision pect executives put out a statement addressing the backlash. i want to go through the statement. ays our goal is to cover candidates from all political rties. democrats, republicans, and publicans, and to assure hispanics to the most -- access to hispanics, and to help make educated decisions at the ballot box. maria, what is your reaction to the statement? >> this is not actually educating voters in this case. this is the miseducation of latino and latina voters, the larger question right is to understand that the latino, latina, latinx, latina, hispanic vote is the second largest voting corps hot, cold or in the united states. how latinos and latina's vote will have a lot to do with what happens not only in this election, but with democracy. that is a lens through which the trump campaign is looking to reach those voters. but it is, in fact, paola, that you would have the network, univision, where

. >> chuck around >> but to chuck around accusations the way that they've been chucked around is grosslyound is grossly unfair no anti—immigrant, been chucked around is grossly unfair no no.nti—immigrant, been chucked around is grossly unfair no no. all-immigrant, been chucked around is grossly unfair no no. all-imnsaidit, been chucked around is grossly unfair no no. all-imnsaid is right? no no. all i've said is we cannot go on with the numbers coming that coming to britain that are coming. you why ? i'm one coming. do you know why? i'm one of the numbers, right. so that's it then. so should it be 5 million a year? 10 million? question no, you don't see. nigel hang on, hang on, hang on. >> hang immigrants. you hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. >> had you been in power a bit later about immigrants ? later about immigrants? >> so frustrating to watch that. carole malone, she's not listening. she's not thinking . listening. she's not thinking. and nigel's urging her to just think about what you're saying. don't make it personal. >> i think if you were to ask that girl a single a single qu