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david: dow jones industrial average is dying to make it into the green.he nasdaq are in the green. dow is down 18 points starting over 100. meanwhile the co-chair of biden's reelection campaign is admitting she is worried how the border could affect him in 2,024. what else does she say? lauren: veronica escobar, democrat from texas argues congress, not president biden, is to blame for the migrant crisis. she said it is our job, we have failed over and over again but i do worry democrats will get blamed simply because the president is in the white house. she was then pressed whether she fears biden will place political consequences and she said i hope not but i am afraid of that. we've seen the polling, the border rise to the top of what we are worried about as long as the economy, we saw 12,600 migrants crossed the border in one day on monday. david: we saw policy changes as soon as the biden administration came into office. thank you very much. the clock is ticking for 3700 migrant families to find shelter after they were given 60 day notices to vacate t

so uh, david jones says that we should have lots of new year brexit resolutions ., why is it taking you so long? can just. long? i mean, can we just. i know you've been very focussed on the eu red tape. we were promised a bill in the parliament, uh, in 2023 to get rid of, i think, some 4000 laws that was ditched. we're lucky if we get a few hundred . we get a few hundred. >> uh, well, yes, but this evening the, um, the supremacy of eu law is ending in the uk, and that is incredibly important. so for the first time in a generation in the uk, statute books no longer recognises the supremacy of eu law or eu principles. and that means that whatever laws we do retain in the future, they'll be in interpreted with a common law mindset set. and that is incredibly important. and i would also stress that although we're only getting rid of 600 retained eu laws which were mainly redundant, and there have been another 100 added to that , been another 100 added to that, but the uk changed a lot of eu regulation. the moment we left and these were things that were changed by statu

. >> with me now is former obama administration official van jones and david urban, republican strategist former trump campaign adviser. they are both cnn political analysts. with me in studio, van, i want to replay the initial question from sean hannity. just so we are all -- >> pretty simple question. >> pretty simple question from a guy who isn't really trying to expose the former president here. let's listen. >> do you in any way have any plans whatsoever if reelected president to abuse power, to break the law, to use the government to go after people? >> do you have any plans to abuse power, break the law or go after people? and here is the thing, van, we timed it. he didn't answer that question for five minutes. for five minutes. >> wow. >> he obfuscated, didn't give a yes or no. for five minutes. and when he finally did answer, the answer was dictator on day one. what do you hear there? >> well, i mean, in some ways it's kind of like the guy at ellis island, they say do you have a case of overthrowing the government which force or violence? and he goes, violence? this is a very eas

van jones, david urban, thanks for being here. investigation -- presidents under oath and on the mics failed to condemn college -- antisemitism on college campuses. the backlashsh mounting g tonig. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening. >>> tonight, the presidents of three of the top universities and the nation finder schools under a formal congressional investigation, after lawmakers said they were not doing enough to fight antisemitism on their campuses. all now scrambling to save their jobs after they were a stroke seem to be a pretty si

david: checking the markets, forging ahead and upward, the dow jones industrial is now up one hundredts, s&p is up 17 points, the nasdaq is up 64. take a look at this video. border agent called it the worst day they've ever seen at the border, thousands of migrants pouring through eagle pass, the same day the governor of texas, greg abbott signed a bill that allows law enforcement to arrest illegal border crossers, the president of mexico, obrador, says an effort is underway to challenge that not to mention with the biden administration my to do, don buckingham is the texas general land office commissioner. i guess you guys will stop the flow of migrants. >> the bottom line is the new texas state law, the biden law is debit gives the state and local law enforcement the ability to arrest and turnaround, illegal immigrants coming in. hopefully it will help. this is just on the heels of a record-setting day of a $14,000 immigrant in a single day. you can see the eagle pass completely overrun. when you look at comparable numbers, it would be like new york city, 3 million illegal migrants

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martin hauer kc barnabus reynolds and david jones mp.hey have spent the last week or so going through the bill in forensic detail and the meeting that chris referred to, which will be at noon today in portcullis house and a meeting of these five different groups. what you might call the five tribes of the centre and the right of the parliamentary party. sir bill will address that meeting and deliver, if you like, the verdet of the star chamber on whether or not the bill will work. i've seen chamber on whether or not the bill will work . i've seen the bill will work. i've seen the report out and you and your viewers might like to know that meeting is at noon because we felt that the mps should hear it from sir paul. first. i hope the media will respect that. but around 1:00 ish, depending on how long the meeting lasts, we will then publish the report of the star chamber. it's about ten pages online in so that all the media can read it. and even more importantly, all the people of the united kingdom can read it for themselves if they so wi

. >> let me ask you when prominent dominant democratic voices like david axelrod and van jones and othersare so critical of joe biden and of course he is struggling cognitively. i can't think of in the last couple months any appearance he has had where he was in either mumbling, bumbling or stumbling or having no clue where to go, where to exit. my question is, do you think in 11 months he will be their candidate? >> i personally don't think he makes it. okay. i haven't said that. i'm saving it for the big town hall. i personally don't think so. i think he's in bad shape physically. remember when he said i'd like to take him behind the barn. if he took me behind the barn and i went like this, i believe he would fall over. i believe he would fall over. who knows? but it was okay. by the way, it was okay for him to say i'd like to take him behind. everyone thought it was cute. if i ever said it they would say he's a dictator. he's a horrible human bin. it's a hold of her standard we have. not only in the law but just about everything else as you know very well. i personally don't think he m

edward jones >> apparently david axelrod isn't the only former obama official who is worried about joe winning reelection apparently president obama himself is concerned about that let's get to read from jacqui heinrich and heather reacting to all that. >> another bad batch of polls for president biden the democratic allies are starting to get nervous, the wall street journal reports those with concerns include former president barack obama who knows this will be a close race and feels the democrats could very well lose and that what he for election according to a person familiar with his thinking, obama worries the alternative is very dangerous for democracy the person said, the latest fox news survey shows the majority of democratic voters 54% would like to see symbiosis the parties nominee as hypothetical matchups show biden losing to president trump and nikki haley, trump by four points, haley by six points in biden tying ron desantis, according to the washington post it's starting to get to the president head, while he was in nantucket for thanksgiving biden told the group of clos

francois, accompanied mps, mark francois, accompanied by deputy chairman, by the deputy chairman, david joneses, giving their verdict the result of that meeting that took place at midday today, saying that in their view, the bill in its current form is not fit for purpose, adding that the government would be best advised to pull the legislation, rework it , and then reintroduce it at it, and then reintroduce it at a later date. however, they also added that mps have not decided in this meeting, which way they will vote tomorrow . there will will vote tomorrow. there will be a further meeting at 6 pm. and mark francois said some mps in the groups that were represented by that meeting earlier today , some of those mps earlier today, some of those mps will not decide until tomorrow. so a long process still . let's so a long process still. let's let's join now one mp who whose vote, of course will be crucial as all conservative mps votes will be. paul bristow is the conservative mp for peterborough and paul , conservative mp for peterborough and paul, listening there to what mark francois said ,

election race and say that, well, maybe people like maureen dowd and james caravel and david axelrod and others, jonese the canary in the coal mine trying to warn the party. >> i think you could be right about that. it's very possible we will be looking back at this saying what in the world we were thinking, this was going to be even a race. all of the data points for joe biden, for his administration, are absolutely terrible. everything that happens to donald trump seems to strengthen him and put him in a better position. you know, i think polls at this point are always sort of -- i'm always suspicious of polling under any circumstance but one thing you can rely on polls for is when you see movement and the idea that you actually see movement with somebody like donald trump, who everybody has an opinion. nobody does not have an opinion about donald trump. nobody didn't have an opinion about donald trump six weeks ago, but to see his polls move in his favor at this point in the game, and then to watch joe biden's polling completely drop like a stone, i think sets us up for a situation where i think yo

let me ask you, when prominent democratic voices like maureen dowd and david axelrod and van jones and others are so critical of joe biden and, of course, he is struggling cognitively. i can't think of in the last couple of months any appearance that he has ha months d where hi either mumbling or bumbling or stumbling orth having no clueo, where to go, where to exit. now, my question is, do you think in 11 months he will be their candidate? i personally don't think he makes it okayy don'. i' haven't said that i'm saving it for this big town hall. i never reallyt i personally don't think that. i think he's in bad shape physically. do you remember when he said, i'd like, take him behind the barn if he took me behind the barn? and i went lik the bare, this, i believe he fell over. i believe beforebelieve the wh? who knows. but -- but it was okay. >> and by the way, it was okay for him to say that he's i'deryt like to take him there. and he could say that. and everyone thought it was sosu cutete.if i if i ever said it, d ity, he's a dictator he's a horrible human being. you know, it's a wh

and david corn, bureau chief for mother jones and an msnbc political analyst. and rev, i want to start with you because you know rudy giuliani, you have known him for a long time. it's interesting because the way that i kind of looked at donald trump is that he was like a national rudy. like, he behaved nationally the way rudy behaved toward new yorkers, those of us who lived in new york experienced it. he was sort of a mini trump. to what extent do you think, knowing both of these men, to what extent was rudy influencing trump to believe the lies and conspiracy theories that he at least claims to believe? >> it's clear that trump's political behavior is one he learned watching rudy giuliani, and the new york political scene of bullying people, of racial division, one against the other. i think that because in many ways donald trump learned the trade of politics looking at a guy like rudy, rudy probably had a lot of influence on how donald trump was going to react to losing an election. and also, because rudy giuliani was a heralded u.s. attorney and then becam

joining me now, david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones and msnbc political contributor.ch more about her, but you wrote a book about extremism. does she count in your view as an extremist? >> i think she is. you know, she's playing footsy with the maga thing. like with abortion and everything else, she really is trying to make an art form of having it both ways. so you mentioned her turn about on donald trump. after january 6th, she said, party has to stop listening to him. it's time to move past trump. so she was out there with these other republicans saying this is too much. even for me, i work for the guy, this is a riot too far. that was january 2021. by april, 2021, if you want do the math, three months, it's only three months, she was out there saying she would support trump if he ran for president again. because she knows that you can't say no to maga. even though she's trying to present herself as the reasonable alternative, and there are people like the koch network, jamie dimon, the big banker, came out today, and these are republicans who want the tax cuts, do

david: checking markets, green, green, green on the screen and dow jones up 70 and nasdaq up 56 and st the same as its been all day. in fact it's increased a little bit. looks like a good day to begin the week of trading. meanwhile the senate is back to work today delaying its holiday recess as lawmakers try to reach a border security deal. hillary vaughn is on capitol hill so, hillary, what are you hearing? are we getting any closer to a deal? reporter: good morning, david. they did make progress over the weekend, but they're nowhere near to actually voting on a border deal. this isn't something that even the senate thinks can be voted on till after the new year. and republicans blame the white house for dragging their feet to the negotiating table 'til just before the holidays. weave been talking to the white house since september, five days ago they sat at the table and senator langford is doing a good job but the bottom line is we feel like we're dbroxing jammedd and no -- being ja jammed and nowhere close to a deal. reporter: the sticking points are not really over money but poli

election race and say that, well, maybe people like maureen and james carville and david axelrod anda others and jim jones, they were the canary in the coal mine trying to warn the democratic partry in y. ld i think you could be very right about that. i think that it's very possible say we will be looking back at this and saying, what in the world were w worlde thinking this was going to be even a race? all of the, you know, all of the data point fors, joe biden e his administration doe absolutely terrible. everything that happens to donald trump seems to strengtheenn him and put him in a better position. you know, i think polls s at ths point are always sort of i'm always suspicious of polling under anuspiciouy circumstanceso >> but one thing that you canu rely on polls for is when you see movementsee t and the o that you actually see movement with somebody likee , donald trump, who everybody has an opinion, nobody does not hav ae an opinion about donald trump. nobody didn't have an opinion about donald trump. n six weesix weeks ago. but to see his polls move in his favor at this pointtc in the game and

a a abby flips, van jones, kaitlan collins, david urban and scott jennings.ore people than were actually in the debate itself. >> more people than watched the debate. >> yeah. >> i mean, i think with nikki haley we saw the perils of emerging successfully the last several debates. every single candidate was going after nikki haley pretty much the entire time. there were moments she was a little bit removed from the conversation. i think governor desantis actually had a stronger debate than several of the last debates. a lot of it was just arguing on stage between all of them and vivek ramaswamy yelling at points and then i think the most notable point was chris christie at the end saying picture election day and saying donald trump will not be voting that day because he is going to be a convicted felon. >> van? >> i thought like wonder woman fighting off like a whole mob of supervilleans. nikki haley had to defend herself every second of that debate performance. and she did well. she actually held up well. she was actually able to pull it off. and even when vi

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david is a former trump campaign and adviser. melissa is mentioned on page 221 of the new book. joining us from washington, former obama special adviser, van jones. first of all, melissa, what's your takeaway from what cheney is saying? >> remarkable and timely. listen, congresswoman cheney had a front row seat to the lead up to january 6th. the day of on january 6th then the aftermath of congress stone walling and watching her republican colleagues, many her friends, flip in realtime on what they saw that day with their very eyes and what they said with their very mouths. she's a profile in courage and i think she's speaking in a moment where she said last night we are sleepwalking into dict dictate orship. i'm joined by his former secretary of defense, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. his former national security adviser all says he says an existential threat to democracy and folks need to wake up. >> it's me against the world here, i think, right? listen, i -- look, congresswoman cheney has done a great job. good service to her country in her role. she's out selling books now and listen. i don't think it's an existential threat.

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jones industrial average lost 20 points to close at 37,689. the nasdaq fell 84 points. the s&p 500 shed 13. still to come on "the newshour" -- davidand jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlines. we look at the surprising resilience of the u.s. economy in 2023 and how it upended expectations of a recession. new research uncovers a link and between a certain hormone and severe morning sickness during pregnancy. plus, from wars to natural disasters to our political and cultural divisions, we look at 2023 through images. >> this is "the pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: maine's top election official ruled last night that donald trump is constitutionally ineligible to appear on the state's primary ballot next year, citing his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. shenna bellows, maine's secretary of state and a democrat, said she made her decision after receiving three challenges from maine voters -- including former republican state senators -- seeking to bar tump from the ballot. sec. bellows: it'

jones industrial average gained 56 points to close at 37,305. the nasdaq rose 52 points. the s&p 500 slipped a fraction of a point. still to come on "the newshour" -- davidruth marcus weigh in on the week's political headlines. and book critics share their picks for the best reads of the year. >> this is "the pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: the landmark supreme court decision overturning roe v wade nearly 18 months ago upended the american landscape of reproductive rights. state laws popped up restricting abortion access. the issue became central to some elections. and we've heard many stories of confusion from patients and doctors trying to understand the new limits. geoff: a new story from "the new york times" explains some of the internal dynamics of the court from how the justices decided to hear the case to how the decision was drafted, and when it was ultimately handed down. jodi kantor is one of the authors of that report and she joins us now. thank you for being with us. many of the justices, including amy coney barrett, who was picked

jones >> tears for fears, and wrapping up the final show of the year. coming to a close, where well investmentings strike gold for 2024. big question, will magnificent 7 roll the world. davidafternoon, is it too late to get into the stocks and this year it was about ai and the magnificent 7. >> we think it continues to be about ai and continues to be about technology and we can point to the 110% and 110 precious gain the magnificent 7 had and the stocks correct at any time and look back at the march and february and march declined less and finished the amount -- not today but yesterday and going to next year, we can see a pullback but, you know, we know that people look to the stocks, these defensive stocks in their portfolio when we have these pullbacks and we could get a bit of evaluation reset but for the longer terms >> these stocks have a place in the portfolio. cheryl: certainly, does ai and the technology kind of feed out into other sectors and where's the growth going to be? that's a fair question. b of a saying the january route and megacap tech is con ken suspended ands. do you agree with that? i think you'd have said it but would you continue to buy tech on that

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