telling dodge. >> hey, look what we cut. we cut this.at contract. >> we saved this much. >> and that when they are wrong, whether on purpose. >> or by accident, dodge doesn't have. >> the time or the skill or the inclination to catch those errors. and so it claims these savings that are. far beyond what's real. to me, that raises a lot of questions about whether dodge knows. >> what it's doing. >> is it is it familiar enough with the government to be doing what it's doing to the government? >> so is there evidence, i mean, to your point there? is there evidence dodge is accurately keeping track of how much they've accomplished so far? because we remember. musk admitted dodge would make mistakes in the cabinet meeting. i mean, do we even know who in dodge is keeping track of the numbers? >> well, we've asked that to the white house, who's speaking on behalf of dodge, saying, okay, well, you know, why are there so many mistakes? you know, what are you doing to check this information, to come in to make sure you're not double or triple coun

today we have the dodge harding had established his own dodge bureau of the budget to monitor and limitspending of the federal government departments. what harding established this was coolidge his toy? coolidge deployed monitoring and cutting spending in every of the executive branch. reducing spending year over year over a period nigh impossible. then is now the economy and the popular. we're growing it here. coolidge recalled his boyhood on the farm where every penny counted, likened cutting the federal budget to cheese, paring at the cheese factory. some of our students been to the cheese factory. his father founded. i want to save money, he said, because want to save people? not because i'm scrooge. the result was. well, i'll just describe it. this was a deliberate campaign. the result? he balanced the budget every year and it reduced it. this stupendous fact that when he left the presidency after 67 months, the federal government was smaller than when he took office. other peacetime president have cut the budget year over year. eisenhower comes to mind, but none at least in peacet

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on friday, when he was asked flatly about it, he dodged the question. but as you said in that video that zelensky posted, it got president trump's attention when president zelensky said that a peace deal with russia was, quote, very, very far away. we'll just a short time ago, president trump posted on social media that this is the worst statement that could have been made by zelensky, and america will not put up with it much longer, is what i was saying. this guy doesn't want there to be peace as long as he is. he has america's backing. now. that is something that administration officials have said repeatedly. several of them went on sunday shows yesterday talking about the progress in the negotiations. and right now it all appears deeply uncertain. listen to what secretary of state marco rubio had to say. the question now is, can we get them to a table to negotiate? that's our goal. don't do anything to disrupt that. and that's what zelensky did, unfortunately, is he found every opportunity to try to ukraine on every issue. i hope this could all be re

i mean, look at what the dodge team is doing with these massive federal databases.aring people. this is this is even more serious than the cuts these massive federal databases are responsible for getting your veterans benefits, your social security checks for getting your medicare, your doctor's visits paid for on medicare. they're in there. we don't know who these people are. we have no guarantees that they have gone through the vetting process. and look, accidents can happen and will happen. and one of the accidents is there could be creating holes in these databases for hackers to come through, or russians or chinese or anybody who wishes us ill, or they could be taking this data home in order to try and use it at some future point for some business that they're interested in. this is the databases, the across the board firings. it's just not how you go about doing this. >> well, i. >> appreciate someone with actual experience in trying to do it, shedding some light on this. i suspect you and i are going to have more opportunities to talk. elaine, good to see you

case in point last week, dodge claimed it canceled a coast guard contract, saving taxpayers more thand was completed in 2005. and the government only paid $144,000 of it. the new york times reports, quote, the repeated errors have raised questions about the quality and veracity of the information that the musk team is putting out, including whether it's being misled by other departments. the mistakes also seem to call into question the team members competence, whether they understand the government well enough to cut it while avoiding catastrophe. i think that's an open question. and joining us now, senior strategist with the democratic governors association, haskell ophira. first, your reaction to that reporting that we're talking about there, that dodge is claiming credit for things that were ended that it didn't even have a part in. it's just kind of adding it to its tally. and the larger question about the way that elon musk talks about this, saying we might make mistakes. clearly, you're making them even just in the basic accounting of what dodge is and isn't doing. >> well, it's

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bay area, kind of just getting dodge, not seeing a ton of activity. wednesday is our most likely opportunity of rain. but showers should remain pretty light. pretty similar to what we saw over the weekend. the behavior of the systems is just favoring other areas like especially the central coast, which will see some pretty major rainfall totals us when middle of the week. while the sierra does see a little bit more snowfall out of this one likely to see over a foot of snow in many areas of the sierra. far as today is concerned, we are going to see a cool crisp at times, breezy one 50's for your highs in the city and at the coastline and a mix of upper 50's to low 60's elsewhere, redwood city at 58 degrees today, south bay temperatures in the low 60's for san jose and santa clara. those 50's continue up the east bay shoreline as well as into the tri valley while 60 in san leandro, berkeley and oakland, north bay temps, some of our warmest and actually some of our clearest skies in the north bay. where is the southern part of the bay area will hold on t

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have an indoor alternative for any outdoor plans and be ready to dodge showers if you're trying to get out for the second half of the weekend. it will certainly impact our temperatures, upper 50s to maybe around 60 degrees even farther inland. there's another wave of rain that will head our way by tuesday night into wednesday of next week. when you add up both waves of rain together, the amounts are still modest. we're talking about a quarter inch on the low end to maybe a little over a half inch of rain in most locations, a bit more along the coast. some of the forecast models estimate close to an inch of rain. even in the north bay we're talking about less than 1 inch of total rainfall with both waves of rain combined. this is not likely to be a high impact event. we'll just see a couple rounds of beneficial rainfall, no atmospheric rivers headed our way in the short term. let's look at the seven-day forecast and start inland where temperatures hover in the upper 50s and low 60s, which is well below normal for this time of year. we dry out a couple days thursday and friday. that allo

the last one does, can you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey? the, the, you ready to come along the hello and welcome to will, to part the principles of national security and neighbors. territorial integrity have never been perfectly aligned, but the arrival of donald trump went to the global stage, added even more attention to this already and boiling contradiction. will the congress now have to agree on a new set of boundaries when it comes to defending national board as well to discuss that i'm now joined by investigator. i saved a ronnie black, a sense form a special representative jobs dentist. and currently a senior research fellow at the is long about the policy research institute investor. it's a great honor for me to talk to things.

and as elon musk and his dodge bros.kers across the country in a bid to save money for the government, lawyers are bringing the battle to the courtroom, and they're fighting back. yesterday, i got the chance to sit down with the executive chair of the state democracy defenders fund, norm eisen, about the lawsuits he's levied at elon musk and doge to protect american workers and the constitution. thanks for joining me. norm eisen, listen, you were just in court this afternoon for a preliminary injunction hearing, as you are representing plaintiffs that are suing to stop elon musk and doge. let our viewers know how it went in court today. >> katie, we think we have a powerful case that elon musk is violating the united states constitution, the appointments clause. which said nobody can act as a principal officer. you can't have significant decision making responsibility in the federal government. more than a cabinet member, unless you're confirmed by congress. cabinet members are confirmed by congress. well, elon musk hold

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musk de frente precisamente en el departamento de eficiencia gubernamental, también conocido como dodgeacando a nuestra comunidad. somos una comunidad de trabajadores públicos, de inmigrantes, de personas de color. aseguran que también salen a las calles a manifestar en contra de los deseos de musk y del presidente trump, de recortar medicaid y de aumentar la financiacn para las deportaciones. el evento de hoy fue solo 1 de muchas manifestaciones que se están realizando en todo el país durante las últimas semanas. el condado de santa clara y la ciudad de san francisco, junto con 11 jurisdicciones adicionales, presentaron una demanda contra las acciones de la administración trump que afectan a las políticas de santuario. send a message to the courts. there are a lot of local governments that are really feeling the pain here. esta demanda defiende el derecho de los gobiernos locales de utilizar sus recursos para atender a sus comunidades sin verse obligados a colaborar con la aplicación federal de inmigración. en otros temas, un motociclista murió esta tarde en la autopista de 80 tras imp

this was a dodge and created under us president james monroe in 1823 as a response to latin american independence movements. uh, talking about this doctrine or how does it continue to influence us policy in the americas 2 centuries later? yeah, the actual monro docs and it was just a couple of paragraphs. and in james monroe and state of the union address and you know, when it would, they weren't even continuous paragraphs. they basically said the united states was going to recognize the independence of, of latin america, a south american nation, spanish american nations. and that it wouldn't, it wouldn't allow that re conquests by european powers. the latin americans liked that part they, they, they read it, they thought they were hearing a kind of anti colonial sentiment. they would not be a recall on his ation of, of the americas by europe. but over the years, the monroe doctrine took on a different come, almost kind of mystical power beyond the actual words that composed it. it, it came to signify that the united states had mandatory authority over the hemisphere. that wherever t

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independent vermont senator bernie sanders calls himself a democratic socialist is doing some dodgingwatch. >> should the democratic party have done more to address some of those issues with the insolvency of our entitlement programs? >> when trump was in power four years before that. we should go after waste, fraud and abuse in every agency in government. no argument about that. let us be very clear, what republicans are trying to do right now is to make massive cuts in medicaid. >> harris: is that true? >> no. that's not. that's what congress has got to deal with. i have had a lot of senators and some house members as well especially from the other side make claims that aren't true. i'm trying to fight this. i will need your help. when they tell us that possibility of healthcare delays for veterans. when they say we're hurting veterans in certain areas. when benefits are getting cut and they have no actual experience in it or have no actual examples of it all they are doing is putting fear into the veterans. as the child of a veteran it is not something that should be done. it's ine

kind dodging it again. the nature of the system's behaving very similarly. that means the sierra gets good snow, southern california getting some good rain bay area, seeing some spotty showers here and there some of us coming out this weekend drier than others into next week, though things do switch, especially into monday with a line of showers looking to actually hold as it pushes into the bay that could result in our most significant rain. of course, that's still a week away, though. wednesday's rainfall going to be very insignificant for the bay. much more significant for the central coast and then some snow in the sierra nevada next week as really start to see things piling up back here at home. as for today's daytime highs, it is a cool one 50's in san francisco and at the coastline. definitely keep the sweater on the layers in these areas, especially considering it's not just going to be a bit cooler, but it's also going to be fairly windy at times. we do have a few low 60's like in the south bay for san jose, santa clara and campbell and a mix of upp

that department has lost hundreds of employees as dodge aims to reduce federal spending reporter joel hillary has the details. >> past valentine's day, just days away from completing her probationary period. gina london received a termination letter. it was really surreal. also. yeah, it was. it was a crazy day and often called the front door to hood. >> worked in the department's office of field policy and management in part that team answers thousands of calls guiding residents resources a lot of times the questions they had were about fair housing complains without those calls will go unanswered in 2023. hunt office of fair housing and equal opportunity awarded about 30 million dollars in grants to nonprofits nationwide. the money helped investigate and litigate housing discrimination and educate communities of their rights. on saturday, the ap reported that the trump administration plans to cut nearly half of the 162 hud grants organizations for fair housing without federal funding. those agencies will not be able to do the same work. and then if hud internally has less capacity,

yeah, you guys were in that nice spot that was actually getting dodge from a lot of the rainfall that like the santa cruz mountains further south, we're seeing a little bit more of all in all the weekend. just really came along with some cooler weather. and we're going to continue that today. a cool, brisk feeling day yesterday into last night. winds really picked up, too. so make sure to throw those jackets on.

but even then the bay area is getting dodged. we're seeing similar behavior from this next system is what we saw over the weekend. that means much more significant rain to the south snow in the sierra. well, that they really just a few sprinkles here and there. and again, that's mostly come wednesday. does look like next week will bring a much more significant system to the region. how much rain will we see wednesday? you can see for the bay it some lighter stuff. think what we saw over the weekend. you go down to monterey, big sur and even out into the central valley and you see much more significant rain. that's good news. these are the areas that need the rain the most. so we will share the precip with them next week. it looks like we could be seeing a much bigger rainmaker for us here in the bay. as for temperatures today, its upper 50's to low 60's. very similar feel as to what the weekend brought us were kind of repeating a lot of factors this week as to what we saw over the weekend. so bring the sweaters, bring the jackets

active other pattern for the first week or so of march >> you are lucky because you are getting to dodgeing out of your of the shows and looking forward to soaking up some sunshine. >> jealous. >>> a private lunar lander touched down overnight on the surface of the moon. >> at saw a lot of sunshine. the firefly era spaces blue host lander is the first private spacecraft to reach the moon without crashing or falling over. that is interesting. it's caring 10 experiments for nasa and they include a vacuum to suck up and good for analysis and angel to measure temperature as far as 10 feet below the surface . there is also a device eliminating abrasive dust which created problems for apollo moonwalkers half a century ago. >>> this is the third mission under nasa commercial lunar delivery program and the program is geared toward creating a so-called , lunar economy with private businesses competing for astronaut travel to the moon later this decade. zoe, before i came here i was in orlando we covered rocket launches all the time and there is nothing cooler than seeing a large pickett >> i alwa

know what it was i was supposed to actually be working on like five different things and was dogged dodging. one of my editors who was on maternity leave because she was going to ask me for it. i'm creating this 80 page thing already and she's on maternity leave and i'm like, this can't be. i was then a contributing writer for the sunday review and the new york times. yeah, and but i just couldn't stop. and so i just had to let go of the idea of, like, knowing what this thing was. i just felt like i had to follow it. that's what i was doing. and then when my editor, the times, came back from maternity leave, i was i said she asked me i had and i said, well, i have this big giant thing that you aren't going to want and but it turned out she had just been given briefly this this all got like shut down like i feel like a few months later, but there was like a brief moment where you could do a really long story for the sunday review. so she said, well, show it to me. and, you know, but i had really what i showed was very much not not so much me and anything i experienced it did weave in my sear

dodge ridge picked up 14in sugar bowl, bear valley kirkwood's here at tahoe. boreal palisades in heavenly. not much there, but 2 to 9. so it's a start. and there's more on the way. rainfall i talked about this how some might be like what's called the teleconnections. we look at things called the madden-julian oscillation. what phase it in pacific, north american phase, all these other phases. they are all kind of pointing towards rain coming back in march. well guess what it happened. they were right. so we picked up. most of it would be to the south. and that's what happened. ben lowman, 81 100. mount tamalpais, a half inch. bonnie doone, 41, san leandro picked up. good rain, 38, 100. there was also good rain for fremont pacific, a third of an inch. saint mary's college, moraga, quarter of an inch. doubling in there. belmont, castro valley, danville, 17/100. the city picked up 15, and morgan hill picked up a 10th of an inch of rain. but as sal mentioned, it was about that wind. it was roaring yesterday. the wind of change was screaming 48mph. mount tamalpais,

do you know what the dodge group was trying to access at social security that would have caused the administratorght now, in our time today. the unpopularity of what they're doing really does create they're doing really does create real political pressure when investigators first spoke with robin's ex-husband jd spielbauer, he said he didn't know anything about the night she was killed, not where robin was going or who she was with. then, they got hold of jd's phone records, including the texts he'd sent that night, and those told a different story. so sergeant mongold hauled in jd for further questioning. on the night of robbins death, jd said he was at home, drinking beer, and watching tv with his uncle ty. he said his new wife of just five months katie, robin's one-time friend turned romantic rival, was at a friend's house with her son diego. jd said that after his uncle left, he fell asleep on the couch, then woke up shortly before 10:00 pm. >> 4950, if that, because. >> i started. >> sending. >> sending. >> text messages and calling. jd said he then called his uncle ty. an uneasy feeling, th

dodge alleges there's $65 billion in cuts. they're going to fully fund all those programs. president trump going to do roughly ten days from now? is he going to veto that when he's basically already signaled he wants a cr to fund government through the end of the year? that would basically fund all these programs that doge has alleged. it's cut. >> so, mark, you know, when you see what happens to different town halls where members of congress and senators are indeed facing some criticism, do you think that that is something that will continue and that will actually have an impact? >> yeah, i do, i think the reality is that i remember being a hill staffer in roughly 2009, 2010, and at that time, you know, president obama had come in with huge majorities in the house and the senate, and these town halls began erupting across the country. and democrats said, look, this is just, you know, grasstops activism. it isn't real. and i see that republicans are messaging the same thing now. so i think to dismiss this as not real is a huge political mistake. and i think that most member

. >> dodge is. >> a threat to. >> the bureaucracy. >> it's the first threat to the bureaucracy. the bureaucracy eats revolutions for breakfast. >> this is the. >> first time that they're not. >> that the. >> revolution might actually succeed. i actually have to be careful that i don't push too. >> hard on the. >> corruption stuff, because it's going to get me killed. that was first buddy elon musk making his case for doj's work on dismantling the government with trump friendly podcaster joe rogan, the reactionary billionaire made a series of grandiose and unfounded claims to justify doj's mission in weeding out so-called waste and corruption. but back here in the real world, musk's erratic behavior is having devastating consequences. this weekend, for example, federal employees are receiving a second email that requests they list five bullets describing what they accomplished this past week, with a deadline to submit by monday night. however, unlike the first round of these emails last weekend, they are coming from the same agencies that told workers to ignore the last one, like

. >> the dodge group was. >> trying. >> to access. >> at social security that would have caused the administrator what they're doing really does create real political pressure at the source to stop it, to at least slow him down. >> some bad. >> news brewing for those who. love a cup of joe coffee prices are continuing to rise. they sit at an all time high right now. >> all time highs. >> we're joined by paul. >> krugman, the nobel prize. >> winning economist. >> writes a. >> newsletter. >> longtime author, a longtime new york. >> times writer. >> as well. >> welcome back. >> hi. >> good to be on. >> great to have you. >> it seems like some. >> economic indicators. >> are getting worse. can you explain. >> to us what's happening? and so far, is. >> the new. >> trump administration. >> doing the. >> right things to. >> address them, ignoring them. >> or even. >> doing the wrong things to make them worse? >> well, speaking. >> of. >> course. >> the important thing. to say, you know, right now, if you're. >> you know. >> if you're into the jargon. >> the. >> soft economic data, stuff like consumer co

i'm not trying to dodge anything, but i don't want to operate in a time where i just don't want to attack people personally. i question their judgment. i question where they are. that's okay. but i don't want to get into any sort of name calling. it's not. it's not who i am, by the way. >> okay. well, i appreciate your authenticity. it's why we bring you back on the show. former governor john kasich, thank you so much, chris. good to see you as well. an apology to the world. my next guest, congresswoman jasmine crockett, congresswoman jasmine crockett, explains, we're back in 90s. introducing new eroxon gel, the first fda-cleared ed treatment available without a prescription. eroxon gel is clinically proven to work within ten minutes, so you and your partner can experience the heights of intimacy. new eroxon ed treatment gel. the wildlife series that started them all is back. join us every saturday morning on nbc for mutual of omaha's wild kingdom: protecting the wild. and celebrate conservation success stories. stream all episodes on peacock or nbc.com ahh, yellow! didn't pass the tissue

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. >> the 2 million cars are made by general motors, ford, dodge, chrysler. and so. >> if you. >> put a. >> tariff, a. >> 25% tariff, those. >> silverados. >> those chargers. >> uh, those, uh, those, uh, ford suvs are going to go up by 25%. but also. really importantly. >> we've we've. >> co-invested with each other. there's 172 canadian auto parts plants in 26 u.s. states. parts crossed the border really so often that, um, you know, a jeep plant in toledo, ohio, might have 30 or 40% content from canada and mexico. and, you know, all of that content will go up. uh, 25%. so even if it's made in ohio, it's going to go up five, six, $7,000. >> um, and the wall street journal board wrote this week, quote, if the goal is to harm u.s. auto workers and republican prospects in michigan, then by all means, go ahead. mr. president, the ceo of ford motor saying, let's be real honest, long term, a 25% tariff across mexico and canada borders would blow a hole in the u.s. industry. and so from where you're sitting, and i know you just laid out why it's all so interconnecte

but it's those dodge cuts. >> that are. >> sparking stiff resistance from protests at national parks to another string of confrontational town halls in solidly red states. in an effort to highlight that frustration, democrats have now urged members to attend trump's speech with guests who have been affected by those cuts. cuts that could ramp up today as doge readies its pentagon findings. joining us now, nbc news white house correspondent aaron gilchrist, msnbc political analyst, former republican congressman david jolly, and msnbc political contributor, and soon to be senior washington correspondent and new co-host of the weekend, eugene daniels. all right. >> aaron. >> start us off here. what is the white house hoping tomorrow's speech will achieve? >> well, on. >> president trump himself. >> posted about the. >> speech this morning. >> on his social. >> media site. he said i will tell it. >> like it. >> is in. that post. >> and we know. >> administration officials have. >> told our team that the president worked on. >> the speech over the weekend, and. >> he's expected. >> to hig

i bought computers for the whole place on credit and, you know, had to dodge the creditors for a while because i was like, i to do something different. right? but that for me was the turning point of the beginning of the end. and i'll tell you why. what we found out back then is that the internet was important and, you know, we actually had seen and i hope people will just stay with me for a minute. we didn't have smartphones back then, right? we just had really static, transactional computers. you got on and i'm not going to date myself. i do not know a lot about wang. i'm just telling you right now. i was more of the, you know, microsoft office generation. right. but we were using these computers in ways in which we interacted with the hardware. and then there were these cds that allowed to actually look at the software and so for the people that i was volunteering with, this was actually a good solution to be able to kill time to play games. i mean, we did a lot of different things with a lot of the cds i found myself always purchasing like a $10 game and then bringing it to the cen

an admiral put it best, all problems become smaller if you don't dodge them, but confront them. if confirmed, that's exactly what i will do. the department of the navy's mission requires persistent global deployment across 72% of the air surface and the air space above it. if confirmed my focus will be on three priorities. the health, welfare and training of sailors and marines. strengthening naval capabilities, particularly ship building in the defense industrial base. and fostering an adaptive, accountable and inowevative war fighter culture. senators, as you know, people are our most precious resource and their health and welfare must be our utmost priority. recruiting and retention challenges have left critical positions unfilled, stretching our forces thin and reducing readiness. ships lack full crews, deployments are extended and the burden on sailors and their families increases. rekrawtment and retention challenges demand a renewed focus on quality of life issues. if we are to attract and retain the best talent, the navy needs to become a place where men and women see no

republican lawmakers will oppose this spending plan if house speaker mike johnson excludes cuts made by dodgess tomorrow night. it will be his first speech on capitol hill during his second term as president. this is not officially a state of the union address. that speech traditionally comes during the second, third and fourth year of a presidency. newly elected michigan senator elissa slotkin is set to deliver the democratic response. you can watch the president's speech and the democratic response tomorrow at 6 p.m, right here with us on ktvu. well, tomorrow is also the day we will see the president's tariffs go into effect. that means 25% tariffs on goods from canada, china and mexico. the white house says the three countries are not doing enough to stop the flow of illegal drugs into the united states. the president also says 25% tariffs on goods from the european union are on the way. >> this could be a matter of weeks here. i mean, like i said, we are facing eviction in this current location- [music] here. >> san francisco staple for 60 years is now facing eviction. the owner is turnin

and, of course, this is something, jim vandehei, that that you wrote about, about dodge, how. >> it's a drop in. >> the bucket. how how damage is being done, whatever pain is being exacted, they're not getting the gain on the other side. i'm curious, given all of that, what your take was yesterday on the cabinet meeting and specifically elon musk's role in it. >> i mean, there's so much in that clip to digest, right? the truth is, i think the american people are with trump directionally, right. that okay, the government is bloated. >> yes. >> there's a lot of waste. yes. you can probably cut a lot of roles. i think where they start to lose the american people is if you're operationally sloppy or cruel. >> in how you're doing it. >> and i think you see some of the slop. >> in terms of having to hey, we. kind of screwed. >> up the ebola thing. >> it's ebola, right? >> like there's ways to avoid that, which is, hey. >> go through the budget. >> figure out the things that need. >> to change, give people a reasonable amount of time to make those changes, then. >> make them. it doesn't need

hearing from 20 year vet who served his country for 20 years, got a job at the pentagon and then got dodgeda great surprise. and that's something that i saw when we were fighting to balance the budget is, you know, a lot of people that were saying balance the budget, balance the budget, balance the budget. and as we were going there, time and again, you would hear from constituents who say, yeah, balance the budget. but you do understand you guys overstepped here or you overstepped there. and it's very different. when we were going through subcommittees and committees and then, you know, it was actually a more thought through process than just a guy holding up a chainsaw at cpac saying, i'm going to cut everything wildly. david drucker, i will tell you politically what what is just politically, what is fascinating about this is if you look at donald trump's poll numbers, he has gone down in some polls. but if you look at his rcp average, if you look at his 538 average, he's he's about he's about, you know, even 48, 48 maybe plus one one and a half about where he was during the election. not

elon musk doge, it is dodge also is a side show, a multi ring circus of deception and lies to createhe illusion that everything is waste, fraud and abuse. even with these fake savings, the demand of these republicans for additional billionaire tax breaks requires denying opportunities for middle class families and deny iing access to a physician, slashing hundreds of millions to medicaid which trump says he loves and cherish and half the children that go to the children's hospital at seaton hospital. millions of americans will loose health protection. for those who are facing a dread disease like cancer, republicans are cutting medical research. in the midst of a bird flu parch, 40% cut in the centers for disease toll, c.d.c. all of this represents more republican broken promises. remember when trump last month was going to bring down grocery prices? the only thing drastic is the pain of this republican budget. trump said we will have a golden age. it poses burdens on the hungry, the sick, we see who gets the gold, the billions ion airs at the front seat of his inauguration. i yield

can handle the saturday five initiation ritual, namely being talked over, contradicted and having to dodge many attempts to go viral. welcome. and of course, we couldn't do this show course, we couldn�*t do this show without talking about the bbc. this week, my friends, because they're well and truly cooked. the same bbc that hounded pensioners and single parents over licence fees as well as students. it's now facing a potential terror probe over a hamas funding documentary. now, i always suspected that bbc coverage leaned towards hamas, but i didn't think they were literally passing the collection plate around for them. i mean, you have to hand it to them. most broadcasters just spread propaganda of some sort. the bbc is out here offering direct debit plans for jihadis. is out here offering direct debit plans forjihadis. if you've watched the programme lately, you'd think they were at war with their own audience. turns out they might well have been funded one. at this rate, the next season of doctor who will be filmed in a gaza tunnel with a special appearance from a non—binary, decolonia

can handle the saturday five initiation ritual, namely being talked over, contradicted and having to dodge many attempts to go viral. welcome. and of course, we couldn't do this show course, we couldn�*t do this show without talking about the bbc. this week, my friends, because they're well and truly cooked. the same bbc that hounded pensioners and single parents over licence fees as well as students. it's now facing a potential terror probe over a hamas funding documentary. now, i always suspected that bbc coverage leaned towards hamas, but i didn't think they were literally passing the collection plate around for them. i mean, you have to hand it to them. most broadcasters just spread propaganda of some sort. the bbc is out here offering direct debit plans for jihadis. is out here offering direct debit plans forjihadis. if you've watched the programme lately, you'd think they were at war with their own audience. turns out they might well have been funded one. at this rate, the next season of doctor who will be filmed in a gaza tunnel with a special appearance from a non—binary, decolonia