and chuck says something to the effect of, “i think i'll play some chuck berry.”nt on right after him and he was just like -- he went right into it. no key, no count off, nothing. and the band was right there with him and that just kind of just like blew my mind. brian: and you slipped in the word -- the name bruce springsteen. mr. davis: right. at that time -- brian: what year was this? mr. davis: this was like 1972, 1973. somewhere around there. april of 1972 or 1973. brian: you were what? 15? mr. davis: yes. i was born in 1958. brian: anybody ever heard of bruce springsteen? mr. davis: at the time, no one had ever heard of bruce springsteen outside of asbury park, new jersey. you know, and so the name didn't mean anything to me and then like, i don't know, years -- so later, he was on the cover of time magazine, you know, and so it was like, “wow.” you know, that's that same guy. brian: i want to show some video then. that was like in the early 1970's. this is in 1997. if people look closely, they'll see you at the piano, so let's watch this clip. mr. davis: ok

chuck berry certainly did that.e would not have rock and roll without chuck berry and when i first heard chuck berry, i fell in love with that music and when i saw him, i changed my whole career trajectory that i was on as a kid. i was going to be a computer programmer. back then, computers were of course as big as -- twice as big as this room -- or an espionage agent. and each one was pulling at me with equal force, so i was immobilized. i couldn't move either way and i kept trying to figure out you know, how can i do both? and back then of course, it was no way. today, you can through cyber espionage, but i saw chuck berry somewhere along that pathway, as a kid and i said, “that's what i want to do.” and what it was, was that chuck berry, and another fellow, elvis presley, i had seen him too, had made millions upon millions of people all over the world happy with their music. they had touched them without even knowing them and that fascinated me. i said, “you know what, that's what i want to do. i want to be able

and we just never went to chuck e. cheese. no. >> hey, man. this is the new chuck e.at i like to do? i like to bring like some italian tourists into a chuck e. cheese and let them have some of the pizza and just watch them go wild. >> okay, look, it's not that -- it's not italian amazing pizza. i mean, come on. this is not like -- >> jimmy: right. but what makes me mad is like -- we'll bring our kids in there and they'll be like this pizza is great. and i'm like you little bastards. do you know how much -- do you know how much effort i go to to make a pizza at home? >> i know you're into pizza. >> jimmy: or to scour the neighborhood for the best possible pizza for you. and then you sit here and you eat this greasy disgusting rebranded cheese. [ laughter ] >> when you put it like that it makes it sound horrible. >> jimmy: i hope when our interview is over we go right into a commercial for chuck e. cheese. [ laughter ] >> i hope we do too. >> jimmy: well, it's great to see you. have a great breakfast at chuck e. cheese in vegas. the tickets for maroon 5's "m5lv the resi

i love my buddy chuck, but i wish the reality was different for republicans. as a strategist, a data guy, the data indicates that the republican nominee will have an uphill battle if they are talking about the past, dealing with issues pertaining to reproductive rights, if they are talking about all of these criminal allegations that have been filed, this just does not look like the ideal scenario or environment for republican victory. i certainly would like for that to be the case, but, again, i don't think that's the miracle that many republicans will get. >> all right. chuck and shermichael, happy holidays, guys. really appreciate it. nice conversation today. thanks so much. >> happy holidays, jim. >> same to you, jim. >> good to see you. >>> all right. coming up, growing fears of a widening conflict in the middle east as the u.s. reports iranian strikes on commercial ships, and new video showing turmoil near the rafah border crossing in gaza where starvation is now widespread. gunfire erupts as civilians carry away badly needed relief aid. we will tell you

chuck and lisa might know more.ld be a couple of weeks to a couple of months, but not as long as usual. nothing would be faster than if the supreme court decided to take it up and to hear it rapidly and turn around a quick decision. that would be the end of it. you know, in terms of the substance, they may not have to get to this crucial and undecided constitutional question of whether a president is immune from criminal charges in his official acts because they may decide that as another judge has, another appeals court has that donald trump was not acting as the president when he was trying to overturn the election, that he was acting as a candidate, as a politician, but not as part of the scope of his presidential duties. >> which would make the immunity argument moot. am i hearing that correctly, chuck? >> that's right. think about it this way, katy. many things that a president does, any president are official acts but take nixon, for example. a break-in at the watergate hotel or a cover up at the break-in at t

first, i've got to question you about what chuck shy you her thinks about the -- chuck shy chuckschumerfailure if it doesn't come to pass because of you and your colleagues pushing for border change. >> it's pretty remarkable to hear chuck schumer say if this goes down it's because republicans want to close the border and the part of the sentence he left out was democrats don't want to close down the open border. yesterday the numbers came out, minutes ago, yesterday there were 12,080 crossings in a single day. 12,000 crossings. that's an all-time record high. we've seen the numbers continue to be able to skyrocket. the administration literally has no ability to be able to manage the border, no willingness to be able to manage the border and to their credit the biden administration actually weeks ago came out and said we want a national security package that deals with israel, ukraine, the pacific and the border so while chuck schumer is saying democrats want nothing to do with this the white house is quietly saying actually we do want funding to close the border and they immediately sa

it was announced on monday but chuck schumer -- this was chuck schumer on the floor of the senate. [video] >> america's national security is on the line around the world. in europe, the middle east and indochina. autocrats and radical extremist are waging war against democracy, against our values, against our way of life. before the year is out support the senate to pass a national supplement package providing aid to ukraine, israel, humanitarian aid to innocent civilians in gaza, deterrence against adversaries in the indo pacific. both parties understand the consequences will be severe if we fail. just this morning omb director shalonda young warned congressional leaders absent action from congress funding to help ukraine will run out by the end of the year. alarmingly, the process on the national security package has been on ice for weeks. not because republicans objected to israel aid or ukraine or humanitarian aid in gaza or the indo pacific, but because republicans have injected partisan and extreme immigration measures into the debate. let me repeat that. the hold up on the s

chuck and i have both seen it. what is also true is the human toll that these threats have on the justice department investigators and agents. and the families, this is real. i think what you saw her talk about was a little bit of the passion behind it, and i think, if we were just talking about the special counsel and the federal election, case i think one of the main reasons he asked for the limited gag order was to protect the staff at the bureau and their families. >> chuck, as a former senior fbi official, did you ever face, i would love your reaction to the attorney general, but did you ever face threats? >> yes, i don't think it's that uncommon, when i was a federal prosecutor. it happened on a couple of occasions. look, on the one hand, i think the fbi has the resources to address the threats. agents around the country can go out, see if threats are real or fictitious. but it means they're not doing something else, jonathan. if you take 13,000 fbi special agents and put them on task x, then they are not doi

>> chuck kernan. chuck. >> i don't see you as a chuck. >> no.hat's why joe scarborough his name is charles. he was not a chuck >> his middle name is joe? >> yeah. >> you could go by richard >> i could i could make a comment about that >> no. >> i'm holding my tongue >> i know. i see you. >> it's his middle name. >> is ross your middle name or do you have another middle name? >> now it's jonathan >> right that's a family name >> ross is my middle name and if you want to steal my credit cards, it's my mother's maiden ga name. >> someone asked me for that yesterday. >>> news alert for you folks the wall street journal reporting honeywell agreed to buy carrier global security business for $5 billion. that business makes products including electronic locks for big companies, hotels and hospital chains. the deal bulks up honeywell's segment. honeywell is spending $25 billion on acquisitions and dividends and share buybacks this would take care of 20% of that andrew. >>> thanks when we come back on the other side of the break, shares of idceodb is down

i will let the senators know when... there is more information about the schedule, but chuck schumer,hough he is the senate majority leader, he does not have control over the republicans, so it is unclear whether the republicans will agree to work overtime. so yesterday, when chakshomer said that senators should return to work on monday, one of the leading republicans, lynsey graham, said that he would actually go back to his state. he actually stated the following. democrats have yet to come up with a serious proposal to improve border security. and ukraine will be able to continue to defend itself until next year. i'm glad to come home to south carolina and say i didn't support the need other countries until we have guaranteed the security of our own border. such a statement was made by one of the leading republicans, linzi graham. i will remind you that chuck schumer had talks about continuing to work overtime and not going on vacation for the holidays, also with the republican leader. in the house of representatives by speaker mike johnson, but the latter refused to work overtime

. >> senator ron johnson last week, and today we are expecting that senate majority leader chuck schumer will try to move a bill that will serve as the vehicle for ukraine aid, for additional ukraine aid and other emergency funding as well for israel and for taiwan as well. e after a classified briefing with senators with that emergency aid package that the biden administration is trying to move, that vote expected in the senate today. it is expected to come after a classified briefing with senators. it is bringing president volodymyr zelenskyy expected to address them. >> we are taking your phone calls. randy is up first out of millington, michigan. randy, good morning to you. >> good morning. i would like to start by thanking you and all the other men and women it takes to bring us this program. you are doing a great service. happy holidays. >> seem to you. what are your thoughts on ukraine? >> i believe we have to definitely support ukraine. that is a real threat to this country. we deny that it is just as important, if not more important than what we did for 9/11. now we are dealing

the house passed h.r. 2 more than six months ago and collecting dust on chuck schumer's desk. i have told the secretary of dense because these are the conditions of the american people and we are resolute on that. not the house's issue right now. the issue is with the white house and senate and implore them to do their job because the time is urgent and do the right thing here. >> healthy democracy just doesn't look like this but looks like this where americans can see democracy at work where citizens are truly informed, our republic thrives. get informed right from the source on c-span, unfiltered unbiased word for word. the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. >> house speaker mike johnson and republican leaders answer reporters' questions into impeachment into president biden. they could vote to vote on the impeachment inquiry tomorrow. and talk about lowering health care costs and reauthorizing section 702 of the foreign surveillance act. this is about 20 minutes. >> good morning. a point of personal privil

really majority of leader chuck schumer whom i have known forever still blowing smoke.ou have to have a border piece, mitch mcconnell is standing up. he is spanning up and saying there has to be a change in border policy, you can't just hand out money for more baby sitters and paper pushers, what will happen in your judgment? >> that is right, that is what the biden administration is asking for. they are asking for more money to facilitate mass migration. that is what they want, that is their goal, not to secure the border, we believe that americans deserve more. americans deserve better, they deserve safety and security of a border, and we have to fight for that. and it is really unconscionable we'ring had to fight for that, the fact that you see chuck schumer say he is unwilling to secure our own border and put our important people and our children at risk, is a disgrace. larry: is in vote tonight? a closer vote. >> there it, about it take it we will be standing unified as a republican conference, voting that down, standing for american people, they deserve better. la

too accomplishment for him of definitely -- >> started this hour stay with us republicans blocked chuck schumer's 111 funding package yesterday the president is open to funding solutions to save money for ukraine, florida senator rick scott here to tell us more on that. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ ♪ i'm coming home -- ♪ ♪ maria: . >> any disruption, in our ability to supply ukraine, clearly strengths putin's position extremely republicans playing chicken with our national security holding ukraine funding hodge to extreme policy i am willing to make significant o compromises so far no response. >> blasting republicans for holding up ukraine aid over what he is calling extreme you partisan border policies smart republicans blocked procedural vote yesterday to vans nearly 112-billion-dollar request would have given money to ukraine, i would say 49 republicans voted no two democrats joined them with no votes joining me florida senate homeland security member armed services member rick scott thank you for being here you and ron johnson have a

therefore, the leader of the democrats in the senate , chuck schumer, said that he is calling on the congress not to go on a break, not to go on vacation, so to speak , before christmas, but to continue working until aid to ukraine is agreed upon. and only then go on a break, in turn, the leader of the republicans, mitch mcconnell, once again emphasized that any help to ukraine depends on the fact that the republicans and democrats agree on changing the immigration legislation. i suggest you listen. this morning, the senate welcomed the inspired and determined president of ukraine, zelenskyi. for almost two years, ukrainians have exceeded the expectations of the world. we know that our border is the same as the border of ukraine, israel, and taiwan. must be inviolable, which is why in recent months we have supported the need to take additional action on all four of these threats, my support for ukraine and israel is unquestionable, i also support the preparation of the us military to defend against chinese aggression, i am determined to bring the crisis on our southern border under c

alabama senator tommy turberville withdrew his held on healthon nominations which bega0 months ago chuck schumer made the request which was agreed to without objection. rhode island senator jack reed also spoke to express his appreciation are getting the nominees approved and why the blockade tactics should never be used by another senator again. x now mr. president of the happy duty ask unanimous consent of the senate consider following nomination is en bloc it's a lot of numbers i will read them slowly for the sake of being transcribed. forty-six, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, for 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 91, 92, 93, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100. 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 110, 111, 112113, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 180, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 189, 190, 1911, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 199, 200. 201, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 228, 229, emma is such a fast- question rick is that all right? 2:30. 2:30 one, 2:30 two, 2:30 three, 2:30 four. 237, 238, 239, 240. 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 248, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 289, 290. 293, 294, 295, 296, three to five,

chuck grassley told house republicans don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.g substantive and build from there. we want to get what we want, republican majorities with one house of congress. you can't get everything you want. we should have learned that lesson many times over. paul: that suggests to me they would rather have the issue of immigration. >> we set that in the trump administration when they tried to negotiate a compromise, and the compromise was scuttled by steve miller, donald trump's immigration advisor and they want to use this as an issue to bludgeon democrats in the election. this lesson in 2026. paul: if this whole thing collapses and ukraine doesn't it aid and putin advances, a catastrophe. >> the united states gets the blame, a war going on in israel and ukraine and both of those sides begin losing, the us -- paul: is relapse war against hamas is the latest issue to define mainstream democrats from the radical left. election. heading into t ement. the second best? stay healthy enough to enjoy it. so i started preparing physically and financ

chuck rosenberg, i'm sorry we sprung all the dr. trivia on you without all adequate proposition. you passed it with flying colors. lisa reuben -- thank you for your time. we have a lot more ahead tonight. abortion is back before the supreme court. what the justices are considering and how their decision could impact women, even in states where abortion is legal. >>> but first, the impossible logic behind house republicans newly launched impeachment inquiry against joe biden. congressman adam schiff joins me on that, coming up next. stay with us. stay with us as americans, there's one thing we can all agree on. the promise of our constitution and the hope that liberty and justice is for all people. but here's the truth. attacks on our constitutional rights, yours and mine are greater than they've ever been. the right for all to vote. reproductive rights. the rights of immigrant families. the right to equal justice for black, brown and lgbtq+ folks. the time to act to protect our rights is now. that's why i'm hoping you'll join me tod

but let me show you this polling, chuck, from the "wall street journal." trump beating president biden by four points in a hypothetical rematch next year. i mean, this extreme rhetoric, and we've been talking about this for how many years now, eight years now? it is not affecting him to a large degree. >> i think people don't understand that the electorate has changed. you know, it's changed a lot. and what he knows, he can read the polls like we can read the polls. he's doing really well. but he's guaranteed -- he is really, really relying on bringing new people that normally don't participate. the folks that vote in every election, especially moderate women in the suburbs of philadelphia or milwaukee, they're done with donald trump. they've shown that in voting for democrats over and over again, at least at the top of the ticket. and he knows he's lost some of that support. so the way as a political strategist to get new people to show up is throw them a dictator for a day thing. give them grievance politics while joe biden's trying to say this is how ma

caller: i also member chuck grassley sankey saw bank accounts. i remember chuck grassley saying i saw bank accounts and checks. what about the checks that was given to joe biden for supposed loans? where is the loan contracts? where is the check that coincides with that? you are not going to see evidence if you don't want to see it. there is more evidence against joe biden then there ever was against trump. host: teresa's opinion. the washington post reporting the foundation of the impeachment inquiry outlined by jordan in a briefing with reporters last week rest on it an unsubstantiated allegation that has become the linchpin of conspiracy theories and false claims regarding the biden family's purported criminal conduct. republicans have alleged that evidence that joe biden as vice president pushed for the firing of ukraine's top prosecutor to squash a probe into the former owner of burisma, where hunter biden sat on the board. u.s. officials, ukrainian anticorruption activist and some republic and everybody that allegation. as part of the year-

. >>> a new fight for chuck dee. how he's turning his attention on the health care crisis, bankrupting millions of americans. i sat down with hip-hop pioneer to talk all about that. john burman is working elsewhere today, and i'm upset about it. he's working hard. cnn news central, don't worry, he'll be back. ♪ ♪ >>> on this christmas morning, thousands of migrants are right now making their way toward the southern u.s. border, expected to add to the unprecedented migrant surge that's already overwhelming u.s. agencies. it is the largest caravan that the u.s. has seen in over a year, and this comes at a critical time. not only as the u.s. southern border is already in crisis. just two days from now, secretary of state tony blinken is headed to mexico to try to find some solutions here, and all the recent agreements on how to slow that flow through mexico. federal authorities have reported an average of nearly 10,000 migrant encounters a day along the u.s. southern border this month. championship's raphael romo is in

of some of the things that's happened, such as this abortion policy being put in by joe biden and chuck schumer himself. it's become much more dangerous even since we put this policy in place last year. over the last three years we've seen some of the worst humiliations in the history of our military. president biden waved the white flag of surrender in afghanistan. we're leaving. we want out. that's without even helping people that are americans and have helped americans for years. we abandoned them. two years later vladimir putin began amassing forces on the border with ukraine. i went to ukraine right before the war started in ukraine, talked to president zelenskyy himself. we need help. we need people at the border. if you'll send materials, they won't come in. this administration wouldn't listen. just get out of the way and let them come in. since then we've spent a hundred billion of the taxpayers' dollars. now we want to spend a hundred billion more. joe biden failed to deter president putin. joe biden failed to deter hamas because of his support of iran, his appeasement of iran

joining me now is chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official now an msnbc contributor are, and msnbc legal analyst and not so secret weapon lisa rubin. do you prefer the lorax or the cat and the hat or is the grinch your go to? >> i think this is green eggs and ham tonight. they are endlessly trying to peddle as green eggs and ham this incredibly contradictory story. and yet all of the judges they encounter unlike character in the seuss book do not want to eat green eggs and ham. >> first, i will ask you both, and chuck, let me go to you here. i'm not a lawyer and i did not goer to law school, but citing e grinch and making the excuse of an appeals process should not be expedited because people need to celebrate the christmas holidays seems far-fetched to me. what was your reaction to that? >> i thought it was juvenile. i'm glad you went to lisa first because she was obviously well prepared on the dr. seuss references. i am not. i will tell you. this. on any holiday military officials, federal law enforcement of

and that is what i tried to ask chuck schumer is if it has to be done this month, because right now,re is no indication that congress will be reaching a deal on the separate issue of immigration before aid can be approved and there is indication it is going to be punted into next year, and what is going to happen if that situation does occur which is widely occurring in the capital. he said quickly -- but what is "quickly" mean? that is the problem debated in the capital, and this is the issue that was debated behind closed doors, how soon ukraine will fall if they are not rescued with hundreds obillions of aid. >> thank you, manu raju. and now, president zelenskyy is on to a meeting with house speaker mike johnson who is the individual most standing in the way of the quick, immediate u.s. aid to ukraine. and now with us is retired u.s. general, retired u.s. general mark hertling. and president zelenskyy is a seasoned politician now, and he knows that the aid is being held up by u.s. politics, and without judging it, it is u.s. politics holding up the aid, and how does a foreign lead

larry: chuck schumer wants to talk about ukraine. i think that is overly simplistis to say more money to ukraine will win the war, and less money will lose it i think that a lot of people would doubt that. but, he doesn't to talk about h.r. 2, more talk about truly closing the border, or talk about changing the wh the asylum system or remain in mexico, to me, that is the obstacle in these talks, i don't know where do you see this? >> and i agree with you. because, he could solve this. what republicans are saying it is our border first. cirseconsecure our border then talk about the issues, if you do a national security supplement am should we not be first, you look at numbers coming across our border, the millions people that come under joe biden's watch and terrorists 279 known terrorists, that have come in to this country, under president trump, a couple yearsy had zero. and then another year we have three, then you look at these numbers and thousands of chinese, that and russians and afghans and iranians, and the pakistanis that ar

here to react texas policy foundation vice president chuck devore.steve? is this a sad day u.s. steel no longer owned by a u.s. company. >> certainly is a sad day. at one point in time u.s. steel was the largest corporation in the world. things change. and the use of steel as the share of the economy has declined. plenty of companies that are hundreds of times larger than u.s. steel and it's important to understand that japan today is an ally. this isn't 1941. >> nip upon steele improve the quality and competitive it will still be in america and made by americans. of course it is a sad day. one last thing, steve, if you want to prevent these things from happening. we need to change some of our tax code and allow for immediate expensing for major capital investments ands are need to stop spending so much money on our massive federal deficits and our huge trade deficit these two things have to happen to balance out the dollars. >> steve: chuck, stop making sense, okay? senator john fetterman from the great state of pennsylvania where it will continue t

reporter: good afternoon, all leader chuck schumer wants for christmas is a border deal, but does not seem he will get it, a vote on something is more likely after the new year, even though white house insists that president is eager to make a deal even if it means compromising and giving republicans a win. >> there were active discussions over the weekend. and we're here at the white house are involved in those. and as the president has said it is important to move this forward. he is willing to nary negotiate in good faith and willing to make compromises on policy front and border security. reporter: sticking points are over policy, republicans' major changes to parole and asylum policy for illegal immigrants, no one wants to vote for this until they review the text, for now most of the details are being kept secret, one of t negotiators, telling them last night when you deal in public that is how you don't get to a deal, republicans are not in a rush to cram through a deal before christmas. mitch mcconnell said not republicans fault that white house started to take this issue serio

chuck schumer knew it. they held all those promotions hostage. all i wanted to do was negotiate.e. in my last line of defense was ndaa, the military budget which will come out this week but we had it in the ndaa but chuck schumer had a sham going and when we got into conference he pulled it out himself and instead of us voting for it. i had democratic votes. we had it going in the right direction but he could not allow this to happen. it was just a sham. all along again. i hate i had for people that needed promotions but chuck schumer is one that held promotions here. i'm 110% military. they do not like the unborn, talking about the democrats, nor do they like the military. when they're doing to our military is just a shame like what they're doing down at the border. larry: but public financings of abortions is a long-held view we oppose this. back, you can go back to henry hyde, former congressman from chicago, or illinois. i mean, we don't, this country does not just public financing for abortions and yet with respect to the military side, that is exactly what they want to do.

theres is no question that america is less safe today than it was before joe biden and chuck schumer took control of washington, d.c. there's no question. the facts speak for themselves. we have weakened our military and democrats in congress have been more than happy to go along with all these policies. no complaints from our democratic colleagues. i will just mention a few examples. joe biden drove out 8,000. just think about this. we drove out 8,000 people in the military because they wouldn't take a vaccine. 8,000 people that left this country. the democrats in the senate refused to reinstate them and give them backpay when we voted about it a year ago. now the pentagon and my colleagues are begging them to back. we can't get anybody to take a job in the military. please come back. it's no surprise most of these heroes that we ran out because of the vaccine will not come back. and to senator durbin now wants illegal immigrants to serve in the military because we can't find enough americans. and did i just not here on the floor senator durbin and senator schumer are against assaul

first, i mean, i will ask you both, chuck, let me go to you here. i am not a lawyer. we say this all the time, i didn't go to law school, but setting the grinch and making the excuse that an appeals process shouldn't be expedited because people need to celebrate the christmas holidays? it seems farfetched to me. what was your reaction? >> i thought it was juvenile, and what you want to lisa first because it was obviously well prepared on the doctors references. i'm not. i will tell you this. on any holiday, military officials, federal law enforcement officials, intelligence officials, are working. that's what they do. they work. because the work is important, and the work is necessary. so the notion that the most important criminal case in the country can't be litigated by attorneys over the holidays is juvenile and nonsensical and that was my reaction. by the way, calling people names and it doesn't get you any sort of traction. jack smith and gordon -- >> i don't even think that is trump space. just the idea that jack smith is a grinch-like figure. setting it aside

we'll get to the bottom of how much those arguments hold water in a moment with chuck rosenberg, butst, we will exclusively speak with hunter biden's attorney, abbe lowell. let's lay out what david weiss says he found. there are nine counts in the 56 page indictment, including three felony counts, accusing biden of engaging in a four-year scheme to willfully avoid paying $1.4 million in taxes. instead, using that money on, quote, drugs, escorts, and girlfriends, luxury hotels, and rental properties, exotic cars, clothing and more. from the indictment, a $1,500 venmo payment to an exotic dancer at a club. the exotic dancer had not sold him any art work. health care benefits to girlfriends, quote. these payroll expenses were treated as business expenses. college tuition for his daughter, quote, the professional and outside service schedule included a $30,000 payment to columbia university. and some $43,000 at chateau marmont which was just a portion of the nearly $134,000 spent on hotels. incredibly, some of the most damming details in the indictment do not come from any investigation

chuck schumer now at the microphone. let's drop in. >> we are winning this war and if we get the help that -- if he gets the help he needs, he will win. on the other hand, he made it clear and all made it clear if we lose putin wins. and this will be very, very dangerous for the united states. so we cannot let putin influence through any surrogate what we need to do for ukraine. he also made one other point. he needs the aid quickly. if we don't give the aid quickly, several things will happen. first the military needs, but second europe and many other allies will say what is going on here? they aren't giving them the aid. thank you. >> bill: so that's the latest pitch. we'll see where it goes. >> dana: he didn't want to take any questions. zelenskyy goes to the white house. the president and zelenskyy will give some remarks later today around 4:15 p.m. if they're on time. >> bill: remember the rub now, republicans are saying you have to give us something on the border. so far that's not happening. >> dana: the biden adm

despite on washington, senate republicans blocking chuck schumer 111 foreign aid package due to no fundingpolicy change for the southern border, president biden said is up with the funding border solutions in order to save aid to ukraine but is threatening to put american troops against russian troops if nato allies are attacked. were getting into it this morning. futures a mixed opening to the downside as well. futures look like this, the november jobs report out tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern, dow industrial don 72, nasdaq is positive, were watching crypto j.p. morgan jamie dimon telling lawmakers he would shut down bitcoin if he had a government role, european markets trading this way, ecb officials say the bank may consider rate cuts beginning 2024 that's what the market is expected, the eurozone down across-the-board, and asia markets finished like this, take a look at the asian embassies lower across the board. back in washington president biden claims a bunch of lies that he was involved in his son's business dealings despite house evidence showing e-mails, phone calls and di

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majority leader chuck schumer announcing the senate will return to work next week. all of this to allow more time for immigration talks to play out in hopes in reaching a deal for ukraine. >> let's take you to manu raju. what are you hearing? >> reporter: this could potentially be a significant development. the senators were expected to leave town today and not return until january. because there's been progress made in bipartisan negotiations in the senate with the biden administration, they believe that there needs to be more time for these talks to play out. dealing with border policy. changes in how immigration restrictions are in place with the migrant crisis we're seeing at the southern border with mexico. the white house has offered a number of concessions to republicans to move forward with more restrictive policies. they're not there yet. chuck schumer said they'll return on monday to give more time for the negotiations to play out. this is significant. not just on the policy of immigration but because riding along with that will be aid to ukraine. ukraine

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something chuck schumer said could happen as soon as this afternoon. those nominees have been confirmed by the senate, if one senator decides to hold up the process either the majority takes time-consuming steps to oppose objections or the blockades can last for months on end, that's what happened here with turberville. it's unclear what he accomplished, the pentagon still has this policy, he believes he's got some concessions that helped him out to achieve some of his ultimate objectives, exactly what that is but i can tell you he talked to republicans in particular. they were considering changing senate procedures to overcome turberville's blockade. they don't have to do that anymore now that turberville has agreed to back down. >> very interesting developments, thank you for that. >> we are tracking more breaking news this time on the january 6th investigation into former president donald trump, jack smith wants to present evidence at trump's trial next year, his u.s. -- increase support shows he intended to inspire violence as part of a conspiracy

this idea, money they can win, i don't know why, look, chuck schumer is many things.e is a big liberal, i'm a conservative, he knows that that 60 billion will not win the war in ukraine. he knows that. that. >> selling that to the american people. secretary of state, secretary of defense came to visit us. they keep asking your questions. we've got to do this, they will keep going through europe. it is all a marketing ploy. why do you think zelenskyy came last week for. he doesn't need the money. where it was, went to the house. i don't need it now. i need it in march. wait a minute that is not what we heard in the senate. we have to have it now it will be over with. there are some different things floating around out there. they can't get their stories straight. larry: would be nice if somebody had the story straight. diplomatic story, money story, any story. are we, i don't want to say we, is mr. biden and mr. blink ken who you mentioned, sullivan, the national security advisor looks to me like these guys are micromanaging and interfering with israel and the idf and

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chuck, i will turn to you. what do you make of the legal standing of the decision made by the secretary of state in maine? >> it's a ab interesting one. it's like the one in colorado, but it's unlike others that we have seen in michigan and minnesota. this is sort of the example of why you need the supreme court to address the issue and to issue a rule so all 50 states are doing the same thing. whether you love or loathe trump, everyone would agree it's best to have one set of rules. so it maybe the case that colorado is maine have it right, as a matter of law. it maybe the case they have it wrong, as a matter of lu. i thought we ought to leaven this conversation with a dose of humility. i maybe wrong, but i think colorado and maine have it right. i think the the president did engage in an insurrection. i think the disqualification provision of the 14th amendment applies to the office of president. that's just my opinion. i don't have a vote. there are nine votes that will matter. we need the supreme court to s

when chuck schumer said it would send a signal that we are wavering, chuck schumer is sending a signal that he is correct and he does not even realize it. it is not in our interest. it is a war that they cannot win. zielinski met with the industrial complex and it really says it all. the dark forces of autocracy, well, there is an american. that is the dark forces. host: republican, good morning. caller: we are only as strong -- america has grown week because of government dependency. europe -- this is something that europe should be taking full responsibility for. there was a report that germany's military is in bad shape. look, free college. five weeks vacation a year europeans have. europeans have free health care. they have all those things that are not taking care of their military. they are not a strong ally for us. russia lost 87% of their ground troops. ukrainian money is being trickle down through the military. many leaders are getting kickbacks from this money. we need to support ukraine, but we need to have a plan. we need a plan and an exit strategy. host: let me get your t

chuck schumer voted in favor originally, but then changed his vote to preserve the right to bring up the bill again. senator bernie sanders, independent of vermont, caucuses with the democrats, voted against it because he thinks any aid to israel needs to be tied to conditions on civilians in gaza. that is what happened yesterday. now it is your turn to tell washington what you think. do you agree or disagree with what happened? here's the argument from republican minority leader mitch mcconnell on the floor. [video] sen. mcconnell: it was not always like this. democrats did not always have such a hard time following the logic that national security begins right here at home. i am reminded of the code commission president reagan set up in the mid-1980's to assess the importance of peace and security in the western hemisphere. it was a bipartisan exercise that included everyone from henry kissinger to the former chair of the d&c and the president -- dnc and the president of the afl-cio. they concluded america's security depends on the inherent security of its land borders. our adversa

there is no question that america is less safe today than it was before joe biden and chuck schumer tooktrol of washington d.c. there's no question. the fact speak for itself. we have weakened our military. and the democrats in congress have been more than happy to go along with all of these policies. there are no complaints from my democratic colleagues. i'll just mention a few examples. joe biden drove out 8,000, just think about this, we drove out 8,000 people in the military because they would not take a vaccine. 8,000 people that love this country. democrats in the senate refused to reinstate them and give them back pay when we voted on it about a year ago. now the pentagon and my colleagues are begging them to please come back. we can't get anybody to take a job in the military. please come back. it's no surprise most of these heroes that we ran out because of a vaccine will not come back. i know i heard that senator durbin now wants illegal immigrants to serve in the military because we can't find enough americans and did i just not hear on the floor that senator durbin and senato

. >> reporter: and last night, majority leader chuck schumer took a procedural step to potentially setkey vote as soon as wednesday on a package for ukraine aid as well as israel aid. but right now there's not a border deal. so republicans are telling us that they will vote against that procedural step if it comes to the floor, arguing that they are going to insist that these border talks continue, that border changes happen as part of this deal and that despite the fact that many of them support aid to israel and ukraine, they are going to be willing to vote against that procedural step and make a point. senator john cornyn telling us last night that sometimes a failed vote is the momentum you need to keep things going. poppy? >> two weeks and counting. lauren fox, thanks very much. >>> well, from the policy to the politics. new harvard polling this morning shows president biden holds a lead over donald trump over 18 to 29 registered voters but falls short of majority support. young people also less enthusiastic to vote in 2024 than four years ago. happened with less than six weeks fr