speaker chairwoman eddie bernice johnson helped many of us.and as young freshman, it was congresswoman eddie bernice johnson who encouraged around pushed for people like me and reeder jeffries to -- leader jeffries to pursue leadership roles and today i'm honored to serve as chair of the c.b.c. and leader jeffries is our democratic leader. it's that type of mentorship and encouragement that i wil hold dear and like representative crockett, we will do our part to live out her truly miss congresswoman eddie bernice johnson but she will be proud of the legacy she blazed and we will honor her memory for generations to come. rest in power chairwoman eddie bernice johnson. i yield back. >> mr. speaker at this time i would like to yield one minute to the gentleman who hails from waco sessions. mr. sessions: i want to thank the gentlewoman not only for taking the time to initiate this important discussion about our former colleague, the gentlewoman, eddie bernice johnson, but also thank her for gathering together what i think is evidence of a solid to

steven's mom his mom and eddie bernice. and this special hour i know that if there's one person that's watching, as a freshman who had to do this job and lead her first special hour, i know it's eddie bernice. and with that, imainder ofy you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. perry: thank you, mr. speaker. you know, washington, every time that you think you've seen iea all couldn't be surprised, amazed,dy appointed -- disappointed, what have you more than you already are it never fails to deliver. i'm going to talk about a few things this evening. i'm going to start with, i attended i'm a member of the foreign affairs committee and i attended a hearing on the afghan reconstruction after withdrawal, so t left, as you know afghanistan our nation left there in a bit of a hurry. we won't get into that much, but atbout i

. >> eddie murphy!eah. >> seth: so three months - [ cheers and applause i mean, three months with eddie murphy >> three months and we had a ball, and did not exhaust all of the stories that had to be told. >> seth: i mean, that is - >> and we would go tit for tat we would just keep trying to see who could do a better story. ah-na-na-na-na it was a ball. >> seth: so you lived a fascinating life that you're willing to go tit for tat with eddie murphy >> oh, i was like, "get me in here get me in here oh, yeah, you? oh, yeah, really oh, stevie wonder? well, let me tell you about stevie wonder. like we had -- >> seth: oh, that's real good. >> it was really good. >> seth: that's really good. >> it was really good. >> seth: have you met him before >> no! >> seth: okay, wow >> bizarre >> seth: yeah. >> never met him, first day of work - my first day of work, i'm, like, "okay. well, i'm going to meet eddie murphy." >> seth: yeah. >> so, he's like a cat, he's very quiet you don't know he's coming so, he kind of w

what is your take on that, eddie? >>> you know, we don't take trump to be the most ethical kind of guy on the planet. >> reporter: really? >>> so that kind of quid pro quo, that transitional approach is how he rolls. but are we a nation of laws? are we a constitutional republic? that's the 14th amendment mean anything? here we are in one of those moments that really will become a defining moment in terms of what kind of nation we. our >>> eddie, can i ask you quickly, my argument that this is a political court, it's going to vote on political lines, which happened in bush v. gore. i'm curious about -- has as the supreme court ever been a non political entity? >>> no! >>> as eric stegall has said forever, my favorite constitutional loss callers, justices are not justice, the supreme court is -- it's been that. way your question is what's at stake? i think this is the most important supreme court decision maybe of our lifetime. it's similar to gore bush. they may be deciding whether or not donald trump can be president.

eddie and alexi thank you.t >> coming up republican candidates descend on iowa two weeks before the caucuses and there appears to be some movement in the numbers. later in the nightcap the average american believes they could survive 16 days alone in the wilderness. are you among them? two rules, you can't bring anything with you, and you literally have to live off the land. let us know your survival plan. x and instagram at trace gallagher. we will read the best responses in the nightcap. meantime 8:21 on the west coast fox news at night trip across america, live look at the bright downtown seattle skyline next to manatoic wisconsin which sits on lake michigan. and the empire state building lighting up the new york city sky. if you can't join us live do not forget to set your vcr and join us anytime. we're coming right back. i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant... is clinically proven

eddy?what, you're a mvp rookie. >> did i intimidate you? >> yes, yes. >> you are invited back. >> i chose a irish novelist, titled profit song, which won the big prize in -- the news is getting me down, so i wanted to retreat into the world of fiction to find myself. i found myself in this novel, this dystopian novel about the irish republic descending into totalitarianism. with each choice, the central character of the family, whose husband has been snatched by the police, after he engaged in protests. here in the democratic society, everything is working, and then choice by choice, act by, accidentally, everybody finds themselves in a totalitarian space. that said, oh, my god, they just prophesized our own moment. >> there, you go. i'll give you mine. my mvp today are the activists in the state of florida, who have been working around the clock to get abortion rights on the ballot this coming november. this group of people, mostly women, had a mission. they raised the money, did they work

but you just took eddie's territory.uch more you can make cutting line. >> you can get more? huh? 'cause, i mean, you look like - >> like a housewife? covered in blood i moved cocaine for ten years. medellin to new york and you have no idea what i have gone through since. so, to me, this is nothing >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause sofia vergara, everybody sofia and i are doing something fun, after the break stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ i don't want this remember tha i'll never forge where you're at ♪ ♪ don't let the days go b glycerin ♪ so you think a vr workout isn't a real workout? tell that to your shoulders. your core, your heart rate, your coach. power those punches! a workout so good, you won't believe it's real. this is unreal fitness. this is supernatural. (vo) it's ultimate endless shrimp with another limited-time flavor drop. new crispy salt & vinegar shrimp. it's all that... and a batch of shrimp. now one of seven endless choices. only at red lobster. welcome to fun dining. when moderate to sever

what is your take on that, eddie? don't take trump to be the most ethical kind of guy on the planet, you know? that kind, of quid pro quo, that transactional approach -- >> is how he. rolls >> its how he rolls. army nation of laws? for me a constitution null republic? does the 14th amendment actually mean anything? here we are, one of those moments that really will become a defining moment in terms of what kind of nation it is. >> eddie, can i ask you really quickly, if my argument -- this is a political court where the political lies that happened but bush peak or. i'm curious about your perspective. has the supreme court has ever been a non political entity? >> no. the justices, this is for my professional -- justices are not justices. the supreme court are politicians. it's always been that way. your question was, what's at stake? i think this is the most important supreme court decision may be of our lifetime. it's similar to gore bush. they may be deciding whether or not donald trump can't be president. i would s

can we show eddie m some love? so, talented. thank you for joining me.this next piece is called, ghost in. are you doing okay? cool. that's what i like to hear. and this piece is one, it about how much we need each other in my humble opinion, so i hope you feel that in every wave length of the song. [singing] ■- [singing] [applause] >> thank you all. this next piece because we have been on a journey, right? it is good to remember to breathe and all that. if we can all maybe take a collective deep breath. exhale where you are. let in that deep breath. pause. let it out. beautiful. i heard that. i felt that. this next song i would love your help to sing. the chorus goes, don't try to be, just be, inhale, exhale and you all just say--breathe. should we give it a try? don't try to be, just be, inhale, exhale >> breathe. >> don't try to be, just be, inhale, exhale. >> breathe. >> yes. you think we are ready m? let's do it, let's do it, let's get into it. [music and single] >> give yourselves a round of applause. thank you so much eddie m for joining me. i got

sakaviku 1944 has an archestra eddie rosner performs only in summoned gomel, and during the summer ofage. from the beginning of the opera theatre, and unfortunately, ezi roznir was awarded the title of merited artist of the bssr. he would be an adziny pop artist like all the savetsk pop artists, like the saraka bastards of the atryma in this name. at that time , the orchestra’s repertoire appeared a song that brought joy to the entire savetsky sayuz. it was written by the orchestra artists, the spyak and the camp player albert garys and the trumpeter yury tseytlin, it was called "mandala, guitar and bass." the most dedicated musicians of edzi rosner's orchestra, their faithful brothers, performed as salists. pavel hoffman, louis markavich and yuriy tseyklin. years of pasta have been known in muskva, near minsk, and they have not returned. in 1946 , there was an article by the musician alena groshavay, poshlasc na estradze. in this artykule groshava, hell with usya sertsa, hell with usya’s soul came true. she swears in poland, but they don’t let her in, and then... her adventurous natu

i eddie michael junior and you are welcome to program. you're on the house going down east. expect teddy's ready strike on the syrian capital, damascus, which it says killed a 5 members of the palm like on the syrian capital, damascus, which it says killed a 5 members of the palm. really true, a pollution we got scoop around as precedence as to around will respond to the attack. regional tensions have been escalating as ease are all continues as war against i'm us following the october 7th terrorist attacks this is all that remains of a full story house in this neighborhood, the syrian capital but the attack, which apparently targeted the building, also damaged several costs and other nearby property sold, steve jobs around $1030.00. we had the sounds of 3 consecutive explosions. they targeted the building here behind us. we were shocked. what was the situation in your home? everything is broken up. the fence of the building flew over and it ended, and now i could see bob. that's it. thank god, there was no one there. hold on, it's close

what is it, eddie, that he feels the need to convey? and what is it that you felt you were able to convey to him? >> like you said, jose, i don't want to get into the particulars. i want to honor the conversation, the privacy of the conversation. i know what i felt. what i feel is this is a time of choosing. this is a moment in which the nation has to in some ways -- what's the phrase he used. we have to confront the old ghost in new garments. we have to confront the old ghost in new garments. that really requires in so many ways understanding that this american experiment stands on the precipice, on the edge. and we have to understand why. i think telling that story forcefully, understanding that genuine justice, genuine equality, genuine democracy is not a zero-sum game. that's the president's language. it's not a zero-sum game. jose, he has to confront the contention, the contradictions, the conflict. those were young people who protested. you saw those folk, those five students who jumped up, the five young folk. there are deep divi

i rise today to honor nebraska third district pilot farmer, soil conservation, and centenarian, eddie harms. an extraordinary pillar of consistency in his southeast nebraska community. he turned 100 years on december 22, 2023. eddie and his wife raised two children and he worked as a farmer and soil conservationist for more than 830. only recently selling his long used bulldozer. he's known by neighbors for his dogged work ethic. willingness to lend a hand. growing up with his 12 siblings on the family farm near adams, nebraska, he said from an early age we learn what we needed to do. demonstrate love for family, community, and the land throughout his life, eddie exemplifies nebraska values of stewardship, neighborliness, and conservation. today he lives in syracuse, nebraska, and continues to visit family and friends around the community. his daughter attests that he loves taking care of the land and being busy in doing things. his character and contributions to his community are outstanding and highlight all that is great about small towns all across america. thank you, mr. speaker.

you do know, eddie, that before the start, i'm in stop. it is called the 2023. i've got a couple of nations. what that means was that is it is a fact that it sees what supports and expect to have taking place between tell you what is happening in 2020, for the reasons are bob threats and i'll very much for us. and that's because, i mean, come to watch the wedding, so pretty bad in terms of the stadiums that were going to be listed to be used for the matches. the city is waiting prepared on all of those. but i've been here now for about 2 weeks, and i can tell you that the much don't build in additional that will a to a level where things seem to be going smoothly. i mean, the stadium is well constructed. the ones i've been to, the one behind me here is full of a 60 s board, but it's being renovated completely given the whole may cool. but just for the reasons all that a couple of nations politically. so i can tell you us done that be stuck, but let me pick, i lost them, watch the stadium which speaks for about 60000. um spectate. this is one of the best right no

i am eddie micah junior. thanks for watching stage and we have more coming up the shows either insane. and see you the same way. the big 6 and one different thing is home life than your parents. i just want to pursue what that's nice on the side or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stopping port is nonsense. i wonder if my son to the doctor, joe in the clubs it's time to to vehicle your generation with a sleep us. i'm the.

hopeful these are all in all humanity rollover comedy, october 7th atrocities committed by the i am eddie michael junior and you are welcome to the program. the un security council will meet next week to follow up on the un top quotes routing on gaza international court of justice on friday. all of these were out to do everything in it. spa to prevent genocide in the territory. the preliminary routing indicates, brought by south africa, told these route to do more to protect civilians, but stopped stroll top calling for you see sy in these relas military campaign again, some us the call to also order deputies of these are the hostages, kidnapped by her mouse doing the october 7th, tara tax, outside the international court of justice, palestinians supporters watch a live stream of proceedings. invited to foregoing, some here had been hoping for more from the judges. but many are seeing this ruling as a symbolic victory with the palestinian delegation at the i. c j saying it could have far reaching consequences. it is unimportant step towards the justice of the processing and people we have

well, eddie, it is not surprising at all. as soon as the iowa caucus has ended, the writing was pretty much on the wall for a run design. this is campaign. the fact that he threw everything he had at iowa in terms of time, money, and resources. and he finished so far behind donald trump that showed us that he failed to convince him that his best chance at a strong finish yielded him very little. now we're actually in new hampshire, at the moment to where we had been hearing news of his cancelled t v appearances, his cancelled in person appearances. and so that was clear then that he had affectively stock campaigning. and that it was only a matter of time before he would officially announce that he was dropping out of the race. but just reminding our viewers once again this was a man who was once thought to be a true condemned or to donald trump. many had called of donald trump without the baggage, and now we are seeing the end of what had been a particularly chaotic campaign for the presidential nomination. and it marks the s

. >> former democratic congresswoman eddie bernice johnson of texas has died at the age of 88. she entered congress in 1993, becoming the first black woman elected to anyeat in dallas. she served as head of the congressional black caucus and the chair of the science, space, and technology committee. in 2022, congresswoman johnson sat down with c-span to reflect on her life and career in politics. this runs about 15 minutes. >> conesswoman eddie bernice johnson, y came to congress 30 years ago. at 57 yearsld. do you remember as you are set to retire while you first ran for thisouse seat? >> well, i was encouraged to run. i had served in the texas house and served in the texas senate. it had been an expectation since i was in the texas house that eventually i would probably run for congress, although i had decided, it had been such a sentiment that the governor signed me to be chair of redistricting which is the worst job i had in my life. [laughter] that was one of the central things. that ended up being the most difficult job that i've had in all of my politil life. but it was

i am eddie micah do now. thanks for watching. we have multiple coming up on dw, so tuesday june the you'll see about the video that goes in the media may google, google. i've got that done by get, i will stop into that and i'll give you the order. would you be able to order that up? joe? media dog comment key more people than the eval on worldwide in search of a. did you have you ever used them in at the accounting method? the godaddy? how do you guys find out about on the story in from icons? the volcanic i sold a landscape forged in fire.

eddie howe calling it a "big blow" as they prepare to face manchester city tomorrow .e strung out across the next two weekends, giving every side a mini—winter break. tonight, two of the sides in the bottom three face each other. 19th placed burnley host 18th placed luton town. a win for the hatters would see them move out of the relegation zone. burnley have lost their last two in the league and they are currently five points .off safety five points off safety i would hope that we like pressure, that we want to be in a pressure environment, what type of career is that, what type of club are you if you don't play with pressure. last year we played four per mesh —— promotion against each other and this year it is the same type of pressure, it's about being able to stay in this league. scottish rugby chief executive mark dodson is leaving the role this summer, saying the "time was right to step aside early". dodson was appointed 12 years ago and his contract was due to end next year. with work ongoing on scottish rugby�*s ten—year strategy, dodson said he thought it was

. >>> eddie bernice johnson has died. democrat, she represented parts of dallas for 30 years until stepping down at the start of the year. johnson was the first registered nurse selected to congress and the first woman to chair the house science committee. eddie bernice johnson was 88 years old. >>> and today we learned of the death of nascar legend cale yarb yarborough. he is considered one of the sport's all-time greatest drivers and the first to win three consecutive cup titles. yarborough also won the daytona 500 four times. he is the last of the so-called blue collar drivers who worked their way up to the pinnacle today. he won 83 races along the way. cale yarborough died in hospice care in south carolina. he was 84 years old. >>> straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, new laws take effect in several states. we'll detail some of them. >>> but first, a look at festivities tonight in rome. >>> as the old expression goes, out with the old and in with the new -- laws, that is. several states are enacting new ones starti

eddie -- eddie georgia boar is with us.ech rallying again, but you're on the sidelines, eddie. you've missed it, right? >> stuart, look, we're ex9 cuting our first quarter game plan. we've been buying. we bought small caps, we bought india, we bought semis during the first ten days of this year during the little dip that the we saw, and we just recently sold some of those as well too. look, at the end of the day, we are not a buy and hold firm for 100 of our client assets, so we are net buyers, but we're going the take advantage of the swings. right now short term the market seems to be a little bit overstretched, we're -- [audio difficulty] finish advantage of the dips. so we're going to be very tactical in what we guy. the timing of when we buy. and we will also be tactical in what we sell because things aren't going to go straight the up. and we have a gdp report tomorrow -- stuart: but what happened to your analysis that we've heard a lot of that we were going to have a big selloff at some point in the near future and t

created, became the prototype of the first state... orchestra of the bssr, and the famous trumpeter eddieosner was invited to lead this orchestra, who later also became an honored artist bssr, therefore, in fact, this orchestra of emigrants existed for seven years from 1940 to the forty-seventh year , it existed on our territory during the wartime period of the great patriotic war he traveled and lived on the train and, accordingly, all the musicians did not have housing, it was a separate train, a train that traveled throughout the soviet union. in a ruined city, then there was the city of minsk, in the city in the building of the opera house, by the way, there were a lot of concerts, jazz is not just pop jazz for us, it is the orchestra that did a great job during the great patriotic war, and indeed this is our... national music, and what is most interesting is that compositions were created, in addition to world ones, which were performed by this group, also compositions were created by edi roznar, yuri belzatsky, and many other belarusian composers, we were lucky that we found in the

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i actually don't listen to eddie rabbitt.hink i'm a little young for eddie rabbitt. >> yeah, for all of our new friends are two. are you guys going to go home and put on a little pink floyd and see if you can see if you can find a cd player somewhere? yeah. i'll try. >> i'll, i know, i know who has a cd player though, who has a cd player. >> i think my grandpa. ha ha. he loves music. he loves old music. your grandpa music, right? >> right. he's old like me. >> all right. the saying goes, if you love your job, you'll never work a day in your life. but for one guy, it's hard to actually believe that's true. >> we want you to take a look at this. the airport worker. he is in rochester, new york, making the best of some very rough conditions there. he's putting on a show for passengers on a nearby plane. he's using his batons as a bat, pretending to play baseball. he's also riding in the snow. let's see. and he's twirling around. he's making the best of it. out there. he's in the snow. what else is he supposed to do besides guide

joining us now princeton university professor and distinguished political scholar eddie gloud, and eddieo any lower they do this. >> they do, right? this is the lost cause stuff. this is kind of the second iteration of the lost cause where they'll tell a story about slavery, but what is so fascinating about this, alicia, is that it is so dumb, right? i could easily respond to. i could tell the story of the founding of the founding of the democratic party in 1828 and i can tell the founding of the republican party in 1854, and i can tell what happened with fdr and what happened with johnson and what happened with ronald reagan in 1980. i can tell that stuff, but it doesn't matter because it's not about the facts. they just want to own liberals, and so i think it's important for us to a, call for what it is, a deep seeded ignorance and b, for call it for what it is, a deep-seeded cynical play and we shouldn't play that game even though i'm not quite a liberal. so important and a good one.s david, i want you to read some he speech, and this is from eice president, this is the objected to, q

princeton university professor and distinguished political scholar, eddie glod.columnist for the boston globe, kimberly atkins store. i want to talk timing. last week we saw an appeal by the colorado republican party, which put into effect the stay that the state supreme court had laid out. trump just appealed the maine ruling a few minutes ago. talk about what happens next and what are those next deadlines that we're watching out for? >> well, the supreme court is going to have to review this petition and decide whether they want to take the case up. they could decline to take it up and say, you know, states, you're on your own. i think that's highly unlikely. i think they will take it up and i think they have to take it up quickly. the -- we're going to see the iowa caucuses as soon as january 15th. one of the things that they can do is to issue an administrative stay to sort of preserve the status quo and allow trump to stay on these ballots until they sort it out. but i think time is of the essence here and i think they need to decide it at least within the n

let's talk to eddie chang. eddie, great to see you. >> good morning. >> we continue to see the nikkei o o outperform. would you advise clients to invest? >> first of all, i will touch on what are the reasons behind this impressive performance of the japanese equity market since 2023. the first reason is the ext extremely loose monetary policy. over the last decade, our research shows liquidity is one of the important drivers of asset prices. we expect bank of japan to normalize policy somewhere this year, it is still at an accommodative level. the second reason of the puerto rico performance is the valuation and corporate reform perspective. if you look at the japanese equity from the valuation perspective, it is more attractive than u.s. equity after an impressive 2023 performance. you see the move in upgrade gaining momentum which is adding to the impressive performance. >> that's the set up. that is why it is attractive. let's hit on what you talked about. the rates in japan, nothing is expected during the t

maybe not surprising, eddie glaude.ics of donald trump and the republican party are becoming intertwined with this white supremacy issue. much in the way as president biden acknowledged today that occurred after the civil war with the lost cause narrative gaining ground. there's this weird grievance narrative tied to white people and their history in this country that is taking deep root within the republican party at the moment. >> you know, ali, that's absolutely right. the president actually called it a second lost cause. and in that sense there's this narrative, this effort to rewrite the story of the united states, to reject our efforts to actually achieve a genuinely multiracial democracy and tell ourselves a story that affirms our inherent goodness and downplays the ugliness of our past and present. so i think it's really important for us to understand this contradiction that's been at the heart of the american experiment since the beginning. our idea of ourselves as a democracy committed to the equality of all p

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[liquor license issuance - 177 eddy street impose conditions on the issuance of the license. (public safety and neighborhood services committee). >> seeing no names on the roster. >> same house, same call. those resolutions a adopted next requirements for officers and employees in the general services agency under the city administrator. (city administrator). >> same house, same call. the ordinance is passed on first reading (gavel) madam clerk to committee reports item thirty forgive my item thirty forgive my approve settlements of claims arising out of the september 10, 2023, break of the sfpuc's water transmission pipeline at the intersection of fillmore but not to exceed $1,000,000 per claim, and delegating authority under charter, section under charter, section under charter, section under charter, section under charter, section the board of supervisors government audit and oversight committee.(public utilities commission). >> same house, same call. the ordinance is passed on first reading (gavel) next nomination for appointment of janet tarlov, term ending march 1, 2024

host: we have eddie in florida. good morning, is it eddie? caller: it is letty.ave a thing to say about fox news, they do a loop of smash and grab us. with the murder rate, the first thing we need to talk about cosby guns. about 15 years ago i tried to get a gun and it took me three days. i decided not to get it, because i love my husband and i don't want to shoot him. i need we need to get that straightened out which is the gun issue. guest: one of the challenges of understanding why murder when not been 2020 is we had this huge influx of gun sales at the start of the pandemic and i did a study with rob arthur that looked at tent cities, the share of traffic stops that involve the firearm. before this murder surge started you saw an increase in the share of incidents that had a firearm present the suggested the people were carrying firearms more often at the start of the pandemic. we have seen based on the fbi background checks and apparent decline in firearm sales. it is plausible that slowly, this influx of fire arms is declining. it's not like we saw this inf

i suggest you go to 177 eddy. the most popular thing within a half a mile. you got my letter. it spills it out. this had a type 47 license and want to switch to a type 90 license and sell off the 47. we are doing that because we are losing money and there's the spread on a type 90 and type 47 is about 165 to $185 thousand. we will take that money and do another rehab on the place. the good news is, i was standing out there on tuesday at 4 o'clock and all the black premium ubers were pulling up as kdt ventures a bio tech company part of the jp morgan doing pretty well. they rolled up, went in the basement, one of the most beautiful spots in san francisco and it sort of surprised me because 4 or 500 people were in there having a party as part of the convection. outside theres was a fentanyl [indiscernible] raging. this is probably the most popular venue after 1 a.m. in the morning. it has a after-hour license. doing really well. and i think it is weird because i put my first perspective, i put my first permit on a place in 19call ed 1015 folsom still under the same owner and so

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moreover, i think eddie can relate to this. he went to morehouse when i was at howard.ed through our careers around the same time. we have seen time and again and our mentors, to people who prepared us to work in this arena, so time and again the way that african americans credentials and qualifications are questioned. it doesn't matter how distinguished you are. it doesn't matter what you have achieved or what your laurels may be. the presumption is that you don't belong in this arena. we are operating in an arena where the primary criteria is your intellectual ability. we are members of a community that has been a denigrated, allegedly, stereotypically for the lack thereof. that is the problem. that's what we saw happen with claudine gay. it's the same thing that we saw happen with barack obama when they demanded his birth certificate. that's effectively what we saw happen with claudine gay over the course of these last months. >> eddie, let's talk about that. i had a great conversation with nicole jones the other night. one of the things which happens in long dissert

eddie in brooklyn, democrat, we are getting your impressions on the campaign as we are two days out from the new hampshire primary. yes, greta. thank you. nikki haley is a smart intelligent, beautiful woman with experience. she is our last best chance to beat trump and to make a difference for our country and for people. and she has the right message that trump or biden is not really talking about. and what i mean by that is biden is not talking about inflation the economy, the crime, and the border. and we need somebody who is going to be a fighter and a back our country and move it forward and put us in the right direction. have you voted democrat in previous elections? >> yes. >> your support for nikki haley is this the first time you have supported a republican? >> no. >> who in the past? >> first i voted for trump, who said he was going to clean the swamp. he didand that mexico was going to pay for the border wall. the following for joe biden. because we were hoping that he was going to make things better. he did not. he made things worse. so what i am trying to say is it does not m

host: we have eddie in florida. good morning, is it eddie? caller: it is letty. i have a thing to say about fox news, they do a loop of smash and grab us. with the murder rate, the first thing we need to talk about cosby guns. about 15 years ago i tried to get a gun and it took me three days. i decided not to get it, because i love my husband and i don't want to shoot him. i need we need to get that straightened out which is the gun issue. guest: one of the challenges of understanding why murder when not been 2020 is we had this huge influx of gun sales at the start of the pandemic and i did a study with rob arthur that looked at tent cities, the share of traffic stops that involve the firearm. before this murder surge started you saw an increase in the share of incidents that had a firearm present the suggested the people were carrying firearms more often at the start of the pandemic. we have seen based on the fbi background checks and apparent decline in firearm sales. it is plausible that slowly, this influx of fire arms is declining. it's not like we saw this

you know, i'm old and everybody seemed to me about couple of nations, eddie. yeah, i can do it to me. get that. uh, you're talking about being in the mood, the so called on the adult teams have also been in the mood. i mean, we've seen some very surprising results. tell me, what are these results from the game sofa say about the state of african football? so that's has been the talking points soon as this game started on saturday, january 13 here, a couple of why you go to annual the press conference is that they're talking points. you will speak with coaches, you speak with given class, everybody's saying look, there's no more less sponsor team in africa because what was the, what the results coming to you look a gun up for instance, all when you have a think that kept bread will be gone out to one you look at also, nigeria almost struggling with it, get to keep it, you're getting it back in the end of $11.00 on the cost of the media. i don't almost 8 or 5 places don't compare to the cottage. it goes up to these are the dead shots, the, you know, the talking

gracias eddy.que no todos los alumnos esperan al maestro. >> yo sé que no he sido ningún santo, pero tengo. un corazón. y lo que estás pidiendo que perdón hablaremos del homenaje a las 7 víctimas de esas. son personas que quedaron captadas en una cámara de seguridad mientras se metían a robar en una propiedad privada. tendremos todos los detalles con eso y más. así comenzamos al mediodía. >> este es su noticiero telemundo california. al mediodía. >> noticias alentadoras para miles de estudiantes del sistema estatal de universidades. hay cambios en una decisión sobre una huelga? le vamos a contar. además, le diremos cómo conseguir descuentos al usar el carril con peaje en una autopista de nuestra región. qué tal? soy flavio lacayo, gracias por estar aquí con nosotros. hoy 23 de enero, marca una fecha fatídica para los residentes de la ciudad de half moon bay. hace un año, en esa misma comunidad se registró un tiroteo masivo en 2 granjas. dentro de pocos minutos se realizarán actos para homenajear a