repertoire is exclusively leonard cohen music.onspiracy of beards," they've been performing at clubs around the san francisco bay area for more than two decades. >> ♪ i remember you well in the chelsea hotel ♪ >> they held impromptu, memorial concerts at local transit stations the night cohen died. >> i think his passion for poetry, his words that draw on questions, a little bit of religion, a little bit of politics, you know, diving deep into those things and not having all the answers. >> ♪ if you want a lover, i'll do anything you asked me to ♪ >> their sister acappella chorus, "the conspiracy of venus," highlighted cohen's collection of love songs, originating from his poetry, like most of his music did. >> if i knew where the good songs came from, i'd go there more often. >> i see him mainly as a poet of, you know, lovers, a troubadour of broken hearts. >> genny lim came of age in the 1960's and 1970's, listening and performing leonard cohen's music as an aspiring folk singer herself. equally inspired by cohen's poetry, she b

cohen. she is the director of the center for disease control and prevention and has been in that position since july of 2023. she is a graduate of cornell, yale medical school, she has served previously in governments as chief operating officer at the center for medicare and medicaid services and she has served with great distinction and public acclaim as the health secretary of the north carolina centers for, sorry, department of health and human services of north carolina. dr. cohen will make some remarks to kick us off, then we will have a chat, then we will turn matters over to the audience. dr. cohen with respect to the topics that may be raised, i remind you, this session is on the record. dr. cohen: good evening, everyone. thank you for hosting us. i wanted to acknowledge in the audience, my deputy of the cdc makes things work. and my 12-year-old daughter has been with me today. [applause] dr. cohen: she has seen a long day of talking that i do as cdc director. she has been amazing so

mandy cohen, thank you.se] >> societies around the world are facing rise in preventable disease conditions, rise in health costs, and in some countries, poor outcomes of health despite high levels of investment. it requires practical evidence-based solutions and policies, taking to scale and embedded in communities. this will take all state borders working together in partnership. we have a critical moment in accelerating the shift, and that is why the milken institution established project prevent, where we are learning how to catalyze partnerships and skilled solutions to enable supportive policies. >> as a primary care provider, i've seen the impact of chronic disease and cancers on the lives of my patients, and i always speak to myself, how much more could be due for folks if we help them get upstream of those chronic diseases? >> getting ahead of disease together, advance in technology has places in a better position than ever to get ahead of diseases. vaccines and medicines have provided earlier interv

mandy cohen, thank you.>> please turn your attention to the screens for a brief video. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we have long recognized we must shift our healthcare systems toward preventing disease rather than just on care. societies are no world are facing an aging population, rising and preventable disease conditions, rising healthcare costs and in some countries we see poor health outcomes despite high levels of investment. the shift to prevention requires practical, evidence-based solutions and policies. taken to scale and embedded in communities. this will take all stakeholders working together in partnership. we arere at a critical moment in accelerating this shift and that is why the milken institute establish project present we are bringing together the health ecosystem to l catalyze partnership and scale solutions to enable supportive policies. >> as a primary care provider i've actually seen the impact of chronic disease and cancer is on the lives of my patients and that always think of myself as a pcp how much m

his live stream viewers putting turkey heads around michael cohen's face and he got really angry.tary going to answer the full sound tonight. now this. >> now the guardrail is gone and there's this elmore boldment. >> the president doesn't like the guardrails. >> the president lost some of the guardrails and we should start with the assumption that there's few if any guardrails around it for the new trump presidency. trump second presidency and tuning forker guardrails. liz: here they go again. 2016 all over again. the media bringing back the guardrail criticism of trump. they don't trust the majority of the american voters who said let him govern? my panel is here to react but first, we want to talk with dagen and sean. what's coming up on the bottom line? >> here, em ac. it's a real thing. thank you. it's in full swing and we have david hanson to discuss and breakdown as well and what you may consider replacing russian lng import withs those from the u.s.. >> michael shellenberger on how can trump dismantle the censorship and complex and claudia tenney on democrats now stepping

matt cohen, a senior writer at— time. matt cohen, a senior writer at democracy - time.cket. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. thanks we're starting with football and a record run of defeats for pep guardiola who's manchester city side lost at brighton in the premier league today — theirfourth game in a row — the worst losing streak in pep's illustrious managerial career. it's also the first time city have lost four consecutive matches for nearly two decades. erling haaland had put them in front midway through the first half. but brighton held had the better second half, joao pedro with the equalizer and matt 0'riley back from injury — got the winner. we were not able today to sustained a new sky one, two, and after that you are solid and after that you are solid and you can make the right moment to score goals so... it could not happen and, yeah, thatis could not happen and, yeah, that is sad. we will have a short break and come back again. earlier, wolves managed theirfirst league win of the season against fellow strugglers sou

cohen first. you have 3 minutes. we will not start the time until you are ready. >> i have a couple of going toi have a 3 little pages to read. il read this, first. >> so, i'm hel heen cohen i own 7981 homestead for 44 years. i bought my house in 1980 and there were two sewer fresh air vent in my front stair case one for my house and one for the neighbor. two separate suers. since 1980 the owner of 85 homestead passed away and new owner bought the house 20 years ago. sewer fer 85 homestead broke and a health and safety hazzard in front of my stair case. i phoned the owner got no sponse. put in the complaint online for the hazzard to be corrected. when it was corrected please move their suetory in front of their own house. i spoke with david the plumbing inspector told me he is not moving the sewer. i don't own sidewalk. i can suit neighbor fiwant and implied ease am. he never told me i can appeal a sewer city sewer permit for my neighbor. there were no plans. . no postings. no notifications. no right to appeal at all

. ♪ ♪♪ - bobby pulled in attorney steve cohen to get legal advice. - hi. - hi. - can i see steve cohenk with bobby years earlier, when joey pillot confessed that he and spanky committed the crime. - yeah you get, like, more establishment-looking each time i run into you. - steve was now in private practice and had been working pro bono to help lemus and hidalgo. in the year 2000, steve got a reporter to write a "new york times" article about lemus and hidalgo's plight. that article led a new witness to come forward, who said, i was there that night. spanky committed the palladium murder. but what came of that? nothing. - nobody ever deals with the fact that, at the time, at least, lemus did not speak spanish. and hidalgo, at the time, at least, didn't speak english. - this is a much better case against rodriguez than they ever had against lemus and hidalgo. you have two eyewitnesses who know the guy. you have three admission witnesses who said, after the fact, they admitted it to them. and then you have a co-conspirator who's confessing to it. i don't get this amount of evidence in a n

thank you so much for joining us congressman cohen. let's go straight into the issue of precedent for the ethics committee releasing a report after a member has resigned. >> well, there's certainly precedent. i've served with two of the members who were subject to this type issues. one was representative massa, who didn't last long in the house. he was involved with a sex situation as well and they continued to research him or investigate him after he had resigned from the house. he was new york state. and that was not too long ago. maybe ten years. before i got in congress, bill a congressman from nashville and was later in the state house when i was in the state senate also had a ethics complaint that carried on after, and his report was released as was massa's. but precedence is not the issue. it's what the united states congress should do for the american public so they have taught in their government, congress, and public officials. and nobody i think in the public wants to see this will covered up, wants to see people get away wi

maybe none, but but could he have a michael cohen pre flipping michael cohen like role. >> can i quickly play eric trump tonight because eric trump was asked about this on fox just a few moments ago. and you know you always have to read between the lines. but his answer i thought was interesting i've known boris for years and i've never known him to be anything but but a good human being. >> so i that said, i will tell you, my father has been incredibly clear. you do not you do not do that under any circumstance. >> i certainly hope the reporting is false and i can also tell you if it's true, you know, the person will probably no longer be around. >> well, that's actually not very. that's not subtle so i mean, it was, it was that was my reaction. it was gentle about about boris epstein. but it's, it's, it's a, it's a warning. i interpret that as a warning shot. >> yeah that's a red line. i mean, again, michael cohen sort of had a falling out over that to donald trump. didn't want him profiting. and michael cohen ended up stealing from donald trump. that came out in the trial. but michael

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let's bring in idf first sergeant and is really special operations veteran aaron cohen, thank you for coming on. fox news digital said the following here, act of war. by demonstration under pressure to respond to iran's plot to kill. they said it would be an act of war, we have so far heard crickets but you know there is a lot of belief over there about trump is coming into office and this will all change. >> reporter: so i've talked a lot about signaling with you over the last year and here's where i met with that. donald trump, president-elect trump, he does not speak arabic or hebrew but let me tell you he speaks the language of the middle east. i think you are starting to see the reverberations of what that will mean for iran because iran knows that the moment he gets sworn in, maximum pressure is coming. they can make all the threats that they want but really this is about containing individual assassins, the doj just released that report about the individual that wanted to kill trump, and it's really about keeping that bubble around trump. i'd be building that program out for th

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maybe he thinks this guy will be his roy cohen.e of pete hegseth, you know him obviously, from fox. he has a long history of service to the country in the military, hasn't run an organization of this size and this complexity. what do you think of him? what do you think of this as a choice and do you think, you know, even if you like him personally, he's capable and will be successful running that organization? >> i've spoken from my years asas a war correspondent, i have very good contacts in the military, and i've spoken to retired, very high ranking officers with the deep pentagon and war fighting experience, and they voice misgivings about him running this 3 million- strong department, so i get that, but i know pete hegseth, major pete hegseth, a two-time awardee of the bronze star. this is a combat veteran who loves other veterans, who has a wonderful rapport with military families. i think it would be a very, very steep learning curve for major hegseth, but i think if anyone can do it, he can do it. he's courageous, he's patri

and the north temple admission cohen was quoted as saying there is no intention to allow the residence of the northern go as a strip to return to the homes. since there are no more civilians left, 2 days later as well as ministry tried to walk back those commons saying they were made off the record, did not quote, reflect the idea of subjective invited youth. they could have also corrected the claim that there are no civilians left in northern garza, which is of course false. according to the un, hundreds of thousands of civilians remain in the north, including a handful of john if have been raising the alarm for weeks. more than a 1000 palestinians have already been killed and what appears to be the fulfillment of the circle general's plan. a blueprint proposed by former as ready generals to forcibly populate the area under the plan. anyone who remains that would be considered combatants who could be killed. many fear that the ethnic cleansing of northern gov is laying the groundwork for land grab and the construction of jewish settlements is where the prime minister benjamin netanyah

william can cohen, thank you very much. >> thank you, neil.retary under william jefferson clinton. >>> by the way, oil prices were jumping this week, i believe about 5% on the week. why some say this just could be a preview of coming attractions. after this. neil: all right, these heightened tensions in ukraine right now with vladimir putin sending oil prices higher during the week, about 5% higher or, but there's something in president-elect trump's stack of cards that could change all of that. it involves a certain pipeline. phil flynn has more. phil, what's going on here? >> the keystone is back, neil, or at least that's what donald trump's new energy secretary wants to get going, because he thinks it's the number one priority to renew energy security in this country. and really meet the demands of power in this country that's going to be needed. finish -- it's more important today because of the geopolitical risk factors. you saw what's going on between russia and ukraine, the increased tensions there. and we're already seeing an energy cr

this sort of behavior isn't new, during the first administration, his then lawyer and fixer, michael cohen was also trying to cash in on his a proximity to trump.>> some companies had businesses pending with the new administration, a senior official at novartis telling nbc news they reached out shortly after the election, promising access to the administration, the company said it paid cohen nearly $1.2 million. >> the administration recommended that trump fire boris epshteyn, saying he tried to shake down the eventual treasury secretary pick for $30,000 a month to promote his cabinet seek around mar-a-lago. in an interview with conservative news outlets, trump said it is a shame that it happens, but no one working for me in any capacity should be looking to make money. personally profiting off of his presidency unacceptable, unless you are of course donald trump himself, with branded watches and bibles and sneakers and now even guitars. when asked about the controversy this week on fox, eric issued what could only be perceived as a light warning.>> i have never known him to be anything bu

. >> to carl cohen, the casino manager.sinatra ended up throwing carl cohen's breakfast into his lap. they got into a brawl and carl cohen punched sinatra in the mouth and sinatra retaliated by running a golf cart through the plate glass windows in the front of the sands. and then he went to the airport and said he was never going to play vegas again but never say never. >> you start to sense the evolution of vegas they started to realize that the rat pack was not what it was. >> the entertainment started to shift and that star really went away and was replaced by other people one, two, three. >> we got to patch it up, baby before we fall apart at the seams. >> when elvis was in las vegas, the city was on fire. this was a place that was electric for those weeks that he was here in a way that it wouldn't be with any other performer when he was here. it was his town patch. it up with a whole other life. >> well, when you speak of the impact of an entertainer on las vegas there's no match for elvis every time he plays las vega

matt cohen, a senior writer at democracy docket.s foreign policy chief has tried to reassure ukraine of europe's unwavering support, days after donald trump's election victory cast uncertainty over its war effort. josep borrell has been in kyiv meeting ukraine's foreign minister, the first top eu official to visit since the outcome of the us election became clear. support from western allies has been key to ukraine's ability to defend itself against russia's much larger and better—equipped forces. this is what he said at the joint press conference. the clear purpose of this visit is to stress european union support to ukraine. this support remaining unwavering, this support is absolutely needed for you to continue defending yourself against russian aggression. meanwhile, a campaign advisor to the us president—elect, donald trump, has told the bbc that the aim of ending the war in ukraine is about finding peace, not winning back territory. bryan lanza said ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, needed to acknowledge that crimea, wh

this week we had officials essentially admitting to ethnic cleansing brigadier general, it's it cohen told is ready reporters in the entire northern gov of strip. the goal is complete, cleansing a correspondent with israel's army radio also posted this map, which shows a plan to further cover up the north of the strip. and the north temple admission cohen was quoted as saying there is no intention to allow the residence of the northern go as a strip to return to the homes. since there are no more civilians left, 2 days later as well as ministry tried to walk back those comments saying they were made off the record, did not quotes, reflect the idea of subjective and values. they could have also corrected the claim that there are no civilians left in northern garza, which is of course false. according to the un, hundreds of thousands of civilians remain in the north, including a handful of john if have been raising the alarm for weeks. more than a 1000 palestinians have already been killed and what appears to be the fulfillment of the circle general's plan. a blueprint proposed by forme

and then i just heard recently that um saucer baird cohen also gave him some money in his 1st year. and he brags in the office about having dinner with the comedian, any schumer. so there's a lot of money coming out of hollywood thought i should just say the bug around flow is that pro palestine activists as well, where the sasha baron cohen is design, is the agent. so it's interesting how he, there's a bedfellows. all right, so he's a big, it makes no sense. but also mark russell was a big promoter of jeremy corbin. he's now working directly with him on a med who helped to push jeremy corbin at office. so i mean, you got to understand that like these, if was watching, you can always, you can always come on this you, i think he follows on twitter account. so, you know, i'll come on board. um. yeah. so, so obviously these funds are being used to manipulate the lecture, but it's fine in the united states if you're an american voter. american citizen is a good thing to be involved in the electoral process, trying to influence things as part of democracy. if i were to box it, it's a dif

whereas sasha baron cohen is designed as the agent. so it's interesting how he, there's a bedfellows. all right, so you don't think it makes no sense. but also mark rob blow was a big promoter of jeremy corbin. he's now working directly with iran. ok made who helped to push? jeremy corbin at office. so i mean, you got to understand that like these if was watching it, you can always, you can always come on this you, i think he follows our twitter account. so, you know, i'll come on board. i'm. yeah, so, so obviously these funds are being used to manipulate the electron, but it's fine in the united states if you're an american vote or american citizen is a good thing to be involved in the electoral process. trying to influence things as part of democracy. if i were to box it, it's a different thing if the key a stomach and the british government is somehow connected to manipulating democracy in the usa. right, exactly, and the other main problem i, i see is, is that the media does not explain to you when they quote them when they put him

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. >> joining us now is a former secretary of defense, william cohen. he served as a republican congressman and senator from maine before he went to the pentagon under democratic president bill clinton secretary cohen, what's your reaction to this latest reporting about what's in the police report concerning a possible successor to you as secretary of defense? defense pete hegseth to see what has happened to our entire process something like this. >> the allegations during the time that i was serving would have been made behind closed doors with a chance of the nominee to to rebut the allegations and if not rebuttable, then to consider resigning. but this is now really escalated or accelerated the process. he hasn't even gone before the number of senators to make his courtesy calls yet. so i think it's not helpful. but i think most of the members are still going to wait to say we want to have a private meeting with him. we want to discuss this further we also have other issues in addition to this because nominee's position on women in combat will that b

joining us now, former defense secretary under president clinton william cohen. mr. secretary, thanks so much for joining us this saturday afternoon. good evening jim. i have a lot of questions about pete hegseth as potential secretary of defense. first, i want to begin with a big picture question. he came from fox news. he did serve in the military prior. he's worked with some veterans organizations, but he would be leading as you know, because you've done it. the more than 2 million people in the u.s. military. does he have the qualifications the leadership and credibility to do so? >> well, those are the issues certainly are going to be contemplated by the united states senate as they review his nomination and give their consent or withhold it. >> but i would say that he certainly is highly educated. he certainly has served well and honorably in the in the military. and those are two very important factors in his favor. there is the other issue dealing with the event that has been described recently in terms of a sexual encounter some years ago. that will factor,

let's bring in the host of the aaron cohen show podcast, idf special operations veteran aaron cohen,ctivist emily austin. thank you both are coming on. aaron, to you first. i know we are talking about politics but we have to talk about the breaking news, as well, the defense secretary, israel's version of the defense secretary, was fired today by benjamin netanyahu. what does that mean? there were protests in tel aviv. what does that mean for israel? you think it is a significant move? to go here's what i think it means. there are three major sticking points. a little softer than bibi. he's been very hawkish and winston churchill of this campaign since october 8th. pushing to get ultraorthodox jews to enlist in the idf, wanted israel to have control over god's or not have israel inside gaza after operations were finalized there, and then getting a temporary cease-fire. and bibi, as i've said in the past,. [speaking hebrew] , he's been speaking at strength language in the middle east. we cannot negotiate. so bibi let him go and i think it's been brewing for a while. bibi finally cut t

i remember bill cohen. these people were very serious, experienced people. the va would've been a better place for hegseth. the pentagon is not the right place. if i can say one thing about tulsi gabbard's appointment, i served with her. when i was chairman of the ethics committee i had just ended my term and she called me because she wanted to go to syria and i had to approve the travel. they were going to try to use her as a propaganda tool. she went anyway. i would have advised her not to. i was surprised that she wanted to go given what was going on. i know that she opposed the assassination of one of trump's big achievements while he was president. i think she called it unlawful and unconstitutional. her worldview i think is not even in agreement with donald trump's view in many cases. >> there is the outstanding question of robert f. kennedy jr. and where he may end up. people scoffed about the idea of him heading hhs. >> if it is true that trump is seriously considering recess appointments were none of these people have to be confirmed, then he can pu

national security reporter zachary cohen. zachary, tell us more about this reporting on tulsi gabbard. >> yeah. pam government watch list earlier this year after her overseas travel pattern and some of her foreign connections triggered a government algorithm that is used to identify passengers that need to be flagged for additional screening before they get on flights. now, this is a program that is called the tsa quiet skies program. and again, it's a security protocol and one that has tried to that is preventative in nature. and tulsi gabbard did get flagged again because of these this foreign travel pattern and additional concerns about her foreign connections. now, this is something tulsi gabbard has alluded to publicly, including in recent months. but she has claimed falsely that she was added to a secret government terror watch list, which is not what our sources have described as this being. take a listen to what she said back in september about this issue. >> my own government has placed me on a secret terror watch li

also ceo of the cohen group. mr. secretary, great to see you as always. we appreciate you coming on even if this was not an icbm. what do you make of this show of force by the russians it's just another example of a war crime being committed. >> president putin has been committing war crimes since the day he invaded ukraine. a sovereign country that is only asking for its created 8 or 9 million refugees. he's killed thousands. he's raped. his soldiers have raped women. he has kidnaped children. and now he's focused on destroying cities a war crime after war crime. and the world sits back and says very little about president putin. and i think that's part of the problem that the ukrainian president is having right now. and president zelenskyy that not enough of the world community is speaking out against what russia is doing. and apparently they're going to remain silent or at least ineffective in rebutting it. >> and mr. secretary, what are your thoughts on what president biden has been doing in recent days autho

michael cohen claimed he would leave america if trump won.lling him with delightful filters, as he lost his [bleep]. >> wow! genius you are. could we stop with that? i don't like the stupid turkeys. let's knock the stupid [bleep] off please. the following day, i tushed around and said, there is no chance i'm leaving my world. would you stop so we can -- all right. two seconds, i'm going to end up blocking this idiot. [laughter] [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> greg: tyrus, every day this election gets a little better. >> it goes back to what we said in the first segment. these morons think they're so smart, so clever. they don't know what accountability is. if he had any accountability. he wouldn't be in this position in the first place. >> greg: it's another one of those losers who gained status before being anti-trump. they come and then they go. >> yeah, but they continue to exploit. you know, which i would never do. i would never say, oh, my hats are for sale, you know, on my website. i wouldn't just keep exploiting greg gutfeld and

maybe he thinks this guy will be his roy cohen. pete you know from fox he has a long service to the country in the military and has not run the organization of this size or complexity, what you think of him as a choice? even if you like him personally, do you think he is capable and will be successful running the organization? >> i have spoken as a war correspondent i have good contacts with the military and i spoke to retired high-ranking officers with deep pentagon and war fighting experience and they voice misgivings about him running this 3 million strong department. so i get that but i know pete, major pete. a two-time awardee of the bronze star. a combat veteran who loves other veterans. who has a wonderful rapport with them and military families. i think it will be a very steep learning curve for major pete but i think if anybody can do it, he can. he is courageous, patriotic, smart, well educated , he cares deeply about it. certainly i look at him and i see a kid but he is in his mid-40s. he has done a lot. it was great bei

joining us now, congressional reporter max cohen. let's start with the senate race here.etting a lot of buzz from the maga right. this is a blind election. at least in the past the senate has been willing to defy trump. what are your sources telling you in terms of the race? >> i think rick scott you're 100% right he's getting a lot of outside support. one thing i would caution though is the outside support doesn't go very far in this closed ballot election; right? it's all about what individual senators want and how they think their vote will benefit them as gop senators. a lot of sources are telling me scott's getting buzz and it is notable that a lot of people in trump world are backing scott, but it's not really about them. it's about the individual senators. senator thune and senator cornyn are still the top two favorites. the person with the least amount of votes after the first round gets eliminated. whoever gets the majority gets those votes. we're still thinking this is going to go down to senator thune and senator cornyn. but we'll have to see until tomorrow wha

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