we have darrell issa, mark bishop, attorney general mark brnovich, kristin tate, congressman greg murphy and fox news contributor liz peek. we have a hot show for you. the white house topspin in overdrive, rejecting absurdly trying to deny the pentagon investigation even exists that is how biden did botch afghanistan worse than realized. last year we reported to you hillary's campaign did break into the executive branch. it is worse than expected this is hillary's cyber watergate. the clinton campaign paid computer hackers to break into computers physically at the white house. also in trump's new york apartment building and much more. why? all to quote, establish a trump-russia collusion narrative, tracking into trump started under obama in 2014. this is what the durham probe is finding into the botched trump-russia probe. tonight, how hillary's team broke the law. how it also looks like they got the cia involved into their false narrative and should the media admit they were wrong? give back their reward how they got debunked stories fed to them via hillary's cyberware gate. police arre

darrell, time to move on, he says yes. darrell, hello. caller: yes, we need to get rid of the mask mandates. i live in california. doctors will in ski and found she need to go. they have been inaccurate for over a year about the masks. i'm a retired medical professional and i assure you that masks, that we have been walking around in the street, in the car by yourself, has gone to the point of absurdity. it's ridiculous. they want people to be afraid. there is going to be another variant mutating from the vaccine. it's just going to keep going on and on and as long as people can be afraid -- host: who is that they that you say want to be afraid? who is they? caller: biden and the cdc cannot even get their story together, obviously. it's hurting the kids. i have a grandson that has to wear a mask. he can't even see faces. you know? it's really hurting the kids. the teachers that are whining that they are afraid and everybody is sick? you know, it's gone around. omicron has gone around. teachers are vaccinated. kids are screened to death. t

house foreign affairs member darrell issa joins us.eep it here on "the evening edit." >> all of this is happening because joe biden has shown putin weakness and appeasement. he gave away the nord stream 2 pipeline. ♪. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuv

darrell issa of the foreign affairs committee is standing by to weigh in and fox team coverage, alexis garrett tenney, the latest from the canadian border. lucas thomason is live but first to david who is live at the white house. >> high-stakes phone call between the two lasted an hour and two minutes it was professional and substantive. the white house leaked a photograph from president biden this weekend huddling security advisors, the same administration officials said there's no serious breakthroughs to make putin back off and leave the ukrainian border. the president, meaning president biden urged a diplomatic resolution. russia however, says putin expressed security concerns to the united states. the readout from the white house says president biden was clear if russia undertakes further invasion of ukraine the united states together with our allies and partners will respond decisively and impose swift and severe costs on russia. overnight the medic staff were told to leave the building, u.s. embassy, a significant move because it shows the united states not only preparing for a

but now let's bicycle with just one more minute group discussion was darrell, which was still a joke as i say that you know, a joy. well, and i just knew mcgriff's gonna stay at you're still in the right, which is the thought that music is up. watch or color slice, know that down, but it just a little tricky which and i bought she had to meet him all by itself, which is a thing ah very very with oh are you you live with nausea to another? a partner with won't go with me, it looks in with brittany, you might be dealing with this yet with no more yogurt was with me. if you are using him, i have no idea what's wrong with her nose, a single area of much, of course her, her desk already back maybe get but as nationally, this one that way yet. but when i got the militia, what will, what will be done with it or whatever? yeah. for me that was thought with 40 i will not william alger or sure. yes. this is with no our. yeah, but nobody's going to but yeah, i'm arriving to what the, what about the why don't you think we're good with others through us? you know by you. yeah, you don't have to d

darrell, an emotional note talking about 2 people recently just killed it in the region where this turbulence is going on and asking how he explains to her how he would have explained to them what's been going on in terms of diplomacy. in terms of the international support that ukraine is receiving or in his eyes not receiving sufficiently. and i think maybe what i were to pull out of this speech by say, lensky is maybe he knows what his audience is here. and that his audience is not necessarily the russians, but that his audience is the countries which are ostensibly supporting ukraine and sort of throwing down the gauntlet to them to some extent on some of the key questions here. for instance, nater ukraine's desire to join nato. now, the western allies, the nato alliance have been insisting in their negotiations with vladimir putin, that the idea that nato has an open door that any country can apply to join nato, or that this is a core principle of nato. well, vladimir lensky saying, well, if this door is open, and please tell me if there are any countries who really don't want us because

when i was a kid we had t-shirts made, so i'm darrell wallace jr. it was darrell, not waltrip.. >> jimmy: what a coincidence that is, that you would have number 23. >> right? >> jimmy: what dois michael lik as a race car team owner? is he your boss? >> yeah, he's the boss. he's actually really fun to be around. and super competitive, if you didn't know that. >> jimmy: yeah, i kind of noticed that. >> he's always finding ways to motivate you, whether that's betting against you or saying things. >> jimmy: he bets against you? >> i mean, he'll fire you up. >> jimmy: he tells you, i bet against you? >> he's like, "ah, you won't do this today." you do it and he goes, "you did it, good job." >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i have to say, this is the kind of thing that would drive me crazy, i think. i wonder if it drives you crazy too. at daytona, you came in second. >> damn. >> jimmy: which is -- [ laughter ] well, you were so close to winning that race. >> oh, i know. yeah. [ laughter ] .36 close, yeah. >> jimmy: .36 of a second. >> yes. >> jimmy: so .036 seconds away? >> yes.

darrell kimball joins us to talk about russia's nuclear capability and later in our spotlight on podcastsdeon rachman talks about his podcast and the latest developments in the russian invasion of ukraine. ♪ the white house plans to impose sanctions and nato leaders said more troops would be employed. the president has announced his pick for the supreme court and the cdc has announced new guidance on masking. asking your thoughts and opinions. republicca

oh hi monsieur. cut darrell. oh, can i restrain, mitchell? yes. great. she be unique. i've been to see kelsey shoemaker. i bussey in my hardwood. oh. not voting for me. i'm looking at skin. okay. yeah. me see? oh oh good bob. good. yeah. it was a huge thing. you know mean ah, so give it when you're there. you great, thank you. i'm not seeing that she was. she'll be her. see i'm, i'm really, i'm still here when you hear a lot all that, but i feel a ne study. nobody did one here, but thing they thought got them go unless he stayed like adamic. i see that even less community is so that. oh really you can see pretty crazy. really got them. how many i saw now can you not them on? when we go back and over to the dice can on that but gone. okay, my thought a tucker, she did the whole thing that we she thing if 3 o'clock in that garage and i said the man, i got a quote on the not part of that are not your seat or no? well guiding mean? so i took it there, i know i thought and saw your name and email it to last me meet, you know i've been pretty knocking. if you go to the boat,

now joining me to discuss all this is dr. sullivan darrel saw he is the director of armani africa upon african thinktank and also an african affairs analyst. doctor solomon, what is happening? you know, we thought africa had fully embraced democracy. why all the schools and at this point in time, thanks very much for having me. mm hm. and her, indeed her, there were moments during the course of the past 3 decades when we felt that the democratization process on the continent may be on a pass of not being reversed. but what we have witnessed over the course of the past several years is the opposite of the those expectations. we have witnessed a regression of the democratic edition process on the continent or increasing number of african governments failing to leave up to the democratic us expectations of their people. we have witnessed increasing levels of deterioration and ultimate breakdown of state society relationship. the faith and trust of people in government has been falling apart. so you have a combination of factors now, playing into what we are witnessing are those play sickl

digging in their heels, claiming industrial marble production has priority shown by the door that darrell shorter xander, i started out with nothing under o e o. i was the poorest guy in the world that also the richest, thanks to god. since i've always been healthy and motivated that he fires equilla no matter, nobody will ever take that away from me. nobody should know. no, may i tell you that? sure. nobody will take that away from me and i thought i'll step right over there. dead body rock across. she is. she got down very you're like i said, whoever misses with my work. i think i'll bury him here. love oh, go to pressure faced with the obvious impotence of the authorities, sandra manfredi had no choice but to denounce the quarries, illegal practices, putting himself personally at risk withdrawal one day. so one loosened my car's wheels, i call the mechanical and it immediately became clear, it was no accident on that. he prepared an expert appraisal body and i filed charges for property damage. and his, i mean, he survived the ordeal, but it could have been fatal. still, he persists, u

darrelle smith provided the food for our halloween show and so fun during his nfl career.u have in the game. >> i'm going with the rams >> i like your pick. you know what you are talking about. >> and i will say burrow is the next g.o.a.t >> let's talk food we're going to go bengals -- >> we actually have a chili inspired by cincinnati and a cincinnati style chili to put in enchiladas. the to start tomato paste. >> this is ground beef. >> oh yeah and put this right in here help me put only some of these seasonings. >> what kind of seasonings. >> salt, sugar, pepper, bit of cinnamon here some onion as well. >> tomato juice? >> tomato juice. and i'll take the water from the tomato paste can and swish swish swish and pour that in >> i messed that up. >> no worries. >> and obviously a bunch of chili powder. >> can i stir it up? >> please. garlic, bay leaf and what you want to do so make it nice and mushy is a add this water. the key to any good -- well no that no. not on that beautiful coat >> i know. well. >> here we go. maybe you better stir. i got you. i'm gonna stand back

thank you. darrel, for your question. yes, i think the return of the cause in many african countries is also for be concern to all of us, including me coming from molly, where cool cause. but also this is a wake up core for all of us because his members are, we have also a selective emotions when we have cause we have condemnations, resend missions. we have all sort of meetings in the companies, but this is done when the time to do the prevention when we have a deficiencies in terms of governance issues in our countries. we have seen in many countries, the change of constitutions need as requesting for 3rd term. or we have also many governors weaknesses which occur. so we have seen many alerts when people are in the brink of far way down in terms of really violence. and all these things, i think this is the time where i think the international community should mobilize, have a search in diplomacy, interact with countries. but unless you have them to prevent the cause, when it occur, be it's meant that we are working more

however, practically, it's under heavy influence of nato and they are the n g o r, pounding darrell, the net n g o d u s a n g o, as in jose affiliated to georgia service. and they are creating politicians and senior society activists in order to spread on the russian sentiments. and this started from 2014 and this on the russian sentiments in order to keep russia as separated from its influence. and especially from the origin, the origin you're as your agent. right? because we just ski believes that if russia has an easy access to the origin area, it will revive its super power character in india global seen. so the rise of this on the russian sentiments has also led to the rise of new nazi groups in ukraine and.

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are digging in their heels. claiming industrial marble production has priority shown party da da, darrell shorter xander i started out with nothing. andre. oh, i was the poorest guy in the world that also the richest thanks to god. since i've always been healthy and motivated, 35, grandma, no matter, nobody will ever take that away from me. nobody. sure. no, no. may i tell you that? sure. nobody will take that away from me or me. i thought i'll step right over there, dead body from across. she is. she got god very. you're like i said, who ever misses with my word? i, i'll bury him here. love. oh, got you brush faced with the obvious impotence of the authorities, sandra manfredi had no choice but to denounce the quarries, illegal practices, putting himself personally at risk meter over one day. so one loosened my cars, wheels, i call the mechanical, and it immediately became clear, it was no accident. he prepared an expert appraisal. betty and i filed charges for property damage damage. i mean he survived the ordeal, but it could have been fatal. still, he persists, undeterred by fear or t

the price of crude could surpass $100 per darrell or it could go -- per barrel or it could go back down. this bifurcation of views is what you can feel in market action. 8:30 a.m., january pti as well as february empire manufacturing data which will be the first read on anything happening in the month of february. there is data coming out of the new york fed showing the first to climb in near term inflation expectations by consumers going back to august, 2020. does this matter considering we are expecting inflation rates at the highest levels going back to the 1980's in the near term? does it indicate a peak? 2:15 p.m., the southern banking committee will vote on fed chair jay powell and nominees for the federal reserve. the nominee for vice chair is sarah bloom raskin who is one of the most controversial nominees. how much do we get pushback? the senator from west virginia says it's time for the federal reserve to stop pussyfooting and meet inflation head on. the longer we or the federal reserve waits to act, the more economic pain will be caused. jonathan: does anyone think that vote

darrell, time to move on, he says yes. darrell, hello.aller: yes, we need to get rid of the mask mandates. i live in california. doctors will in ski and found she need to go. they have been inaccurate for over a year about the masks. i'm a retired medical professional and i assure you that masks, that we have been walking around in the street, in the car by yourself, has gone to the point of absurdity. it's ridiculous. they want people to be afraid. there is going to be another variant mutating from the vaccine. it's just going to keep going on and on and as long as people can be afraid -- host: who is that they that you say want to be afraid? who is they? caller: biden and the cdc cannot even get their story together, obviously. it's hurting the kids. i have a grandson that has to wear a mask. he can't even see faces. you know? it's really hurting the kids. the teachers that are whining that they are afraid and everybody is sick? you know, it's gone around. omicron has gone around. teachers are vaccinated. kids are screened to death. the

me to discuss california republican congressman on the house judiciary foreign affairs committee, darrelljoining the program. california, especially the va office is not a strong republican stronghold, these are democrats in the d.a. office not pleased with their boss. >> you are exactly right. whether you are republican or democrat, you are a prosecutor because you believe people who have been violated are the people you represent. gascon unfortunately treats the perpetrators like they were the victims and that doesn't sit well with any prosecutor. when you see a 10-year-old molested by somebody two weeks shy of 18 and then six, seven years later when you've got a chance to punish them you treat them as a misdemeanor child, of course 97.9 -- i'm surprised it wasn't one 100%, are going to say this is wrong, this is a criminal -- 18-year-old took advantage of a 10-year-old and gets a slap on the wrist and then the d.a. lies what he knew. lawrence: the interesting thing, a ton of reporting and l.a. county talked with a lot of deputy d.a.'s and victims, the guy used to be a police chief and

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here to discuss, congressman darrell issa is back. >> thanks for having me back but don't get excitedut a democrat who says you've got to cut your pay unless you throw a bunch of money at a problem when money is part of the problem. they are about to clear out the area thanks to the massless stadium of 70000 because they wouldn't want to have the super bowl see what's already there. that's what we are about to see, a super bowl without homelessness because they will move homelessness to other hotels, put them up to everything they need to for short period of time in your last segment, i can't help but we all remember our parents at some time said do as i say, not as i do as they took a drive from a cigarette or had a drink. the fact is, sometimes people just don't believe in something but they are willing to say children need to believe in it for a while so perhaps we will grow out of this the same as we grow out of homelessness by allowing tends to be put anywhere unless it's inconvenient for a shot for a national audience. kennedy: they really don't want to do the hard work of fixin

pete davidson and darrell marrow, just a few familiar faces in the super bowl ads. >> people watchingwhat will those folks be looking for? >> the name of the game is to get people excited to tune in. that means big stars and clever commercials like scarlet johansson and colin yost had some fun with their marriage. i think we have some of that. >> streaming football on prime video, closing blinds, chilling rose. >> rose? >> it's an afternoon game. >> it's like she can read your mind. ♪ >> i love that we get to sleep. >> mint mouthwash. extra strength. >> how much fun is that. so much fun. they want to see a football game, but they also want to see these commercials. >> i hear you, lisa. we'll be watching. it's coming up. thanks so much to you and thanks so much to all of you for joining us today. there's more to come. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm bianna golodryga. thanks to realtor.com's home alerts we were able to see the newest homes on the market, super fast. so we could finally buy our first "big boi house." big boi house. big boi kitchen! big boi waterfall shower! big boi crawl spa

biden's sanctions on russia, what he called today the beginning of a russian invasion, congressman darrellssa from house foreign affairs, along with former deputy assistant secretary of defense peter brookes. congressman, i would like to go ahead and start with you. i thought his language and his remarks was very, very telling if you will. he said this is the beginning of an invasion. he forecasted it could get a lot worse from here. the russians have moved into eastern ukraine but of course speculation now exists they will try to take the entire country. >> well it's pretty clear that our defensive lines are all outside of ukraine, a country that we promised to defend, we promised when they turned their nuclear weapons in, the only country at that time to give away their nuclear weapons, we promised they would be protected and they are not. very clearly this democracy is about to be evacuated and along with american citizens who will flee. this is the second time in one year of this presidency that we've seen an embassy closed and americans left behind. jackie: yeah. it is very reminiscen

darrell issa, if he has a question, and then brad sherman. your bureau was tasked with establishing u.s. policy toward international organizations. one important facet of our participation in the united nations is our commitment to the united nations charter and the body of international law that the u.n. seeks to uphold, including on the rights of migrants. i, along with many of my colleagues, have been alarmed by the biden administration's title 42 order which expels individuals at the southern border. the u.n. high commissioner for refugees says this policy is inconsistent with international norms and may constitute refinement. the former counsel to the state department has affirmed these concerns, saying the title 42 policy "continues to violate our legal obligation to not expel or return individuals who fear persecution, death, or torture." and violates the refugee convention, a foundational treaty for the u.s. work on refugees. he called these deportations "illegal and inhumane." while this is a cdc order, the state department is respon

an oriental turtledove has been spotted near monta darrell creek. this is a photo of the bird. community because it is an uncommon site. many out-of-towners have flock spotting locations to find the turtledove, bringing telescopes and long camera lenses. the person who spotted the turtledove is credited with the discovery. >> i think this is the third sighting in the state of california. the third on record. so, just crazy that it showed up in my backyard. liz: birders have been turning up to his neighborhood since wednesday. many asked to camp out in his backyard, waiting for the rare bird to return. the exclusive u.s. debut of a new exhibit that celebrates the life and work of pablo picasso is happening this week in san francisco. imagine picasso is a first of its kind immersive exhibit. it opens this wednesday at the armory and runs through march 27. coming up in our 9:00 a.m. hour, we will talk live to the creator behind this project and what to expect wnmas . 33 degrees in the livermore valley. it is cold. the light east wind making it feel like it is 29. the average high

venture capital fund dedicated to investing in black-led healthcare companies here's bertha coombs >> darrellr knew his idea was good a platform to help researchers develop gene cell therapies. >> that was very appealing to a lot of investors >> his timing was bad. he launched march 2020, just before everything shutdown, but when things reopened, he discovered venture capital funding was about more than buying into an idea. >> they really making a bet on you as the entrepreneur and therefore, it's a profoundly personal decision and you know, being different or the situation where the investor may not see themselves in you or may not find a way to connect, that makes it harder to find capital. >> in 2020, 78% of venture capital investment partners were white. 15% asian and just 3% black. according to a vc human capital survey >> i just got a couple of bills that i need to prove >> marcus whitney was a partner in 2020 after the george floyd protest, he says things shifted. >> i tapped into an awareness that there was a willingness to do something that i'd never really felt at any point in my li

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darrell brooks is facing 77 charges, including homicide and reckless endangerment.n $5 million bail. at the winter olympics, a doping scandal erected on news a russian figure skater tested positive for a banned medication. she failed the test last december, but is competing in beijing. if she is banned, the russians might lose her gold medal in team figure skating. olympic official said there watching for a decision by sports arbitration court. >> we are 100% against doping. we will pursue all cases to the end, but clearly, in this specific case, a very active case, and we are waiting for it to be fully seen to that end. judy: stephanie: in the days -- stephanie: in the days competition, shaun white placed fourth in the halfpipe, the final olympic competition for the three-time gold medalist before he retires. still to come, a jury weighs the evidence in sarah palin's defamation trial against the new york times. we examine the career of a federal judge on the president's supreme court shortlist. apollo ohno talks about team usa's performance at the olympics come up

darrell brooks is facing 77 charges, including homicide and reckless endangerment.mains jailed on $5 million bail. at the winter olympics, a doping scandal erupted today on news that a russian figure skater tested positive for a banned medication. kamila valieva failed the test last december, but she is competing in beijing. if she is banned, the russians might ultimately lose their gold medal in team figure-skating. olympic officials said today they are watching for a decision by a sports arbitration court. >> we have a 100% policy against doping. and clearly, we will pursue all doping cases to the end. but clearly, in this specific case, it is an active case, and we are waiting for it to be fully seen to the end. >> woodruff: in the day's competition, veteran american snowboarder shaun white placed fourth in the men's half-pipe. it was the final olympic competition for the three-time gold medalist before he retires. and on wall street, jitters over a potential russian invasion of ukraine sent oil prices up sharply, and pushed stocks down. the dow jones industrial

darrell brooks was released on $1000 on after running over a woman with the vehicle, this is prior to the parade. then he was released on bail despite having a lengthy criminal history, including a charge for aggravated battery and outstanding warrants in nevada after skipping bail for a sex-related crime. as you know he subsequently drove his car through the christmas break waukesha, wisconsin, healing six individuals. bail reform policies such as cashless bail and have been supported by some of my colleagues, actually do more harm than help and what i would consider some of the minority

then darrell kumble on russia's nuclear capability and previous agreements between the u.s.ussia.

that is darrell in washington state.arry from new jersey texting us, saying when it comes to views, it is giving me hope for future episodes of viruses yet to come. says more concerning are the anti-vaxxers and the overwhelming of the health care system here you can text us at (202) 748-8003, your thoughts on your views and if they have changed, your views on science and medicine, if they have changed due to covid. from garland in texas, he says his views have not changed. hello. caller: my views have not changed. at first, when trump was in there, i felt he was doing that jonestown thing. so i changed when biden got in there, trying to get people help. i feel like science, you have to go with the science and the doctors. like they say, the coronaviruses change, so they got to change, too. they giving us the best information that they can. like it was at about trump, once he was in there, it would be nothing but chaos, and it is still chaos today. host: dr. fauci was part of the trump administration and this administrati

>> president swick will be presiding officer joined by vice president and lazarus, commissioner darrell honda and commissioner lopez.also present is the deputy city attorney who will provide the board with needed legal advice . i am julie rosenberg, board executive director.we will be joined by representatives from the city department that will be presenting to the board this meeting. tina chan representing the planning department, matthew greene, in your building inspector , chris buck, urban forrester with the of urban forestry and san francisco public works. the board meeting guidelines are as follows. the board request you turn off for silence all phones or electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings . appellants and respondents are given seven minutes to present their case in three minutes for remodel . people affiliated must include their comments within this period. members not affiliated with the parties have three minutes each to address the board .time may be limited to two minutes if there are a large number of speakers . mister longley will give you a verbal

. >> on november 21st, 2021, darrel brooks, in a christmas parade, ran over people injuring 60 people killing six, one of which was 8-year-old, after this scene, we learned darrel brooks intentionally drove his suv through the parade goers, 2006 he pled guilty to sexual, 2020, charged with recklessly endangering, felon in possession of firearm and later released on bail and november 21st, again criminally charged with allegedly running over the mother of his child with a car, despite that long history, the milwaukee d.a. set bail at $1,000. here's what the district attorney said back, is there going to be an individual i divert or put into treatment program who is going to go out and kill somebody? you bet. guaranteed. it's guaranteed to happen. it does not invalidate the overall approach. this is what's happening across the united states with these weak district attorneys. actually they're worse than weak, they are fostering crime. and today, i call on the governor of wisconsin who has the authority, he can rectify this problem with this district attorney in milwaukee county, to reli

darrell brooks was released on $1000 on after running over a woman with the vehicle, this is prior to the parade. then he was released on bail despite having a lengthy criminal history, including a charge for aggravated battery and outstanding warrants in nevada after skipping bail for a sex-related crime. as you know he subsequently drove his car through the christmas break waukesha, wisconsin, healing six individuals. bail reform policies such as cashless bail and have been supported by some of my colleagues, actually do more harm than help and what i would consider some of the minority we placed over 37000, 9000 were specific i-uppercase-letter, those are not merely custody incarceration. >> okay, we look at the website today, was the website and accurate? >> i'm not certain which information -- >> we went to the federal bureau. two weeks ago i, along with representative, we sent a letter seeking clarification of the bureau of the office of people counsel guidance for those on home confinement under the cares act. we asked for response no later than february 7 of this year. could w

darrell brooks was released on $1000 on after running over a woman with the vehicle, this is prior to the parade. then he was released on bail despite having a lengthy criminal history, including a charge for aggravated battery and outstanding warrants in nevada after skipping bail for a sex-related crime. as you know he subsequently drove his car through the christmas break waukesha, wisconsin, healing six individuals. bail reform policies such as cashless bail and have been supported by some of my colleagues, actually do more harm than help and what i would consider some of the minority communities that could have benefited from i think some of these reforms as we discussed them at the state and federal level. director, crimes that are considered felonies are being treated as misdemeanors or civil infractions. in controlling the criminal and justice system from the perspective of the benefit always goes to the criminal, what is the fallout? i know you talked about this earlier. under the first step, the act calls upon prisons to create rules around evidence-based recidivism reductio

darrell brooks, the individual, was released on a $1,000 bond after running over a woman with a vehicle. this is prior to the parade. and then he was released on bail despite having a lengthy criminal history, including a charge for aggravated battery in an outstanding warrant in nevada after skipping bail for a sex-related crime. then, as you know, he subsequently drove his car through the christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin, killing six individuals, one of whom was an eight-year-old boy. bail reform policies such as cashless bail that have been supported by some of my colleagues actually do more harm than help in what i would consider some of the minority communities that could have benefited from, i think, some of these reforms as we discussed them at the state and federal level. so, director, i guess crimes that are considered felonies are being treated as misdemeanors or civil infractions. you know, in controlling kind of the criminal and the justice system from the perspective of the benefit always goes kind of to the criminal, what's the fallout? i know you talked about this

darrell brooks was released after running over a woman with a vehicle, this was prior to the parade andeased on bail despite having a lengthy criminal history including a chart for aggravated battery and an outstanding warrant in nevada gg after stepping bail for a sex-related crime. and then as you know he subsequently drove his car through the christmas parade in waukesha wisconsin killing six individuals. one of them and eight-year-old boy. they'll reform policies such as cashless bail have been supported by some of my colleagues actually do more harm than help in what i would consider some of the minority communities that could have benefited from i think some of these reforms that we discussed at thestate and federal level . director, i guess crimes considered felonies are being treated as misdemeanors for civil infractions. you know, in controlling kind of the criminal and the justice system from the perspective of the benefits always goes into the criminal . once the fallout and i know you talked about this earlier but under the first step, the act calls upon prisons to create ru

darrell brooks was released after running over a woman with a vehicle. this is prior to the parade. then he was released on bail despite having a lengthy criminal hustry including a charge for aggravated battery and outstanding warrant in nevada. and then as you know, he subsequently drove his car through the christmas parade in wisconsin killing six individuals. one of whom was an 8-year-old boy. bail reform policy such as cashless bail have been supported by some of my colleagues. actually do more harm than help in what i would consider the minority communities that benefitted from the reforms. director, i guess crimes that are considered felonies are being treated as civil infractions in controlling kind of the criminal and the justice system from the perspective of the benefit always goes to the criminal. what the fallout? you talked about this earlier. under the first step, the calls upon prisons to create rules around evidence based recidivism reduction programs and product you have activity. can you comment? ? there has to be a relationship between those incarcerated and cert

joining me right now is ceo darrell, former ceo of toys "r" us vice chairmen of target you are callinge pandemic it is running that way every month, since last summer, this is the highest yet shows consumer demand is building, not going backwards it is building. driven by unprecedented government payments liquidity from fed, just people have a lot of money and going to spend it until it stops. maria: really interesting what has taken place even during the pandemic, we ramped up spending did only, how does inflation fit into all of this? because you've got consumer inflation 40-year highs, producer inflation 40-year highs even though just saw you know, 7 1/2% on the cpi year-over-year almost 10%, 9.6% producer level does this continue? >> i think continues quite a while, even if you take inflation 7% off that 23% you still got 16% growth over two years as i know a good year in retail is 4 or 5% in two years 15 or 23% when you he had a back inflation still incredible number so money is still out there, now fed is going to try to change things, inflation, tightening right raising rates bu

as we all know darrell brooks was released on 1000-dollar bond after running over a woman with a vehicle. he was released on bail despite having lengthy criminal history including charge for aggravated battery, outstanding warrant in nevada and sexually related crimes. november 21, 2021, a christmas parade entry 50 individuals and killing six. one of whom was an 8-year-old child. he faces eight counts of homicide, six counts of hit-and-run embalming death, felonies for skipping bail at 61 count of recklessly endangering safety. some of you may be asking what this has to do with today's hearing about violent against minority institutions. you defined police and enact policies, it is often minority communities who pay the most egregious price. shooting homicides are concentrated in underserved impoverished minority amenities and i argue the families who have lost loved ones as a result of finite crime and institution in the family remains the most important in society damaged by violence. smash and grab stores, retail stores, not isolated to san francisco, it's often occurring are all over

november 21, 2021, darrell brooks drove his car through a christmas.injuring over 60 individuals and killing six, one of whom was an 8-year-old. in response, after seeing this horrific scene, we learned that he intentionally drove his suv through these parade goers. 2006 he pled guilty to statutory sexual seduction and a warrant was issued for his arrest for jumping bail. in 2020 he was charged with recklessly endangering safety being a felon in possession of a firearm, and later released on bail. and on november 21, he again was criminally charged for allegedly running over the mother of his child with a car. despite the long history, the milwaukee police said bail and a thousand dollars. here's what that district attorney said back in 2000. is there going to be an individual i divert or i put into treatment program who is going to go out and kill somebody? you bet. guaranteed. it's guaranteed to happen. it doesn't invalidate the overall approach. this is what's happening across the united states with these weak district attorneys. actually, they are

maria: we haven't seen a change in market an important point to make that you are making as well as darrella 25 basis point hike not a 50-basis point hike thank you for joining us this morning as we watch 10-year yield 1.869% do you want to get out of the way as investor with markets selling off or do you want to buy on opportunity? >> o i would stand pat i wouldn't be a buyer quite yet, i think the time will come. maria: okay. >> we are going to breach really important technical support levels 402 the s&p next skop psychologically 4,000, final stop would i be aggressive buyer is 3850 represents a 20% decline, out of bear market territory from the january 3rd intraday high 48.18 on s&p. >> we believe it there good to get reaction, market is lower 840 points on dow jones industrial average, nasdaq down this morning by 456 points it is down 16%, from all-time high reached in november. we'll be right back. . like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. a