however, instead of pity, zelensky received a caustic comment from senator eric schmidt: it’s all the is grounds for stopping aid, apparently only a democrat was convinced. chuck schumer, leader of the democratic majority in the senate, said that zelensky outlined in very, very detail how we will win this war, we will win this war, that is, no one is hiding anything anymore, the united states and ukraine are fighting together against. russia together, but republicans don’t think so, trump’s party members apparently decided to give putin a gift for the new year, the leader of the republican minority in congress, macon, an unknown , said that speaker johnson, after meeting with zelensky, there was a separate meeting with zelensky, also behind closed doors, made it clear that the house of representatives still goes on vacation at the end of this week, december 15, to help ukraine. they won’t have time before the holidays, well, that is, the ukrainian armed forces can only hope that they will return to talking about money on january 20, but for now, die. a very interesting and productive

zelensky was unable to tell the senators anything new, senator eric schmidt said following the meetingrything is also old,” he said, complaining that the questions resembled canned ones. familiar green clothes now cause irritation, especially when she was already called mike johnson in advance. determination to help ukraine strengthen and expand its capabilities on the battlefield, in the future to create forces capable of repelling russian aggression in the coming years. to develop a new strategy, the pentagon will send a special lieutenant general to kiev, but even the american press urges ukraine to realistically look at the state of affairs of the time and to officials with unrealistic expectations for help that the united states will set for them. for example, they are asking for millions of artillery ammunition, which simply does not exist in western countries. warehouses and while in washington zelensky is trying to exude optimism and promises victories, in ukraine, in his absence , they admit that nato strategies against the russian army were useless. the secretary of the natio

zelensky was unable to tell the senators anything new, senator eric schmidt said following the meetingrything is also old,” he said. dollars, which, according to congress, should be spent saving america from the invasion of illegal migrants, because what biden failed, zelensky is unlikely to succeed, and a personal meeting with the speaker of the house of representatives mike johnson was already called pointless in advance. the day before, johnson confirmed the republicans' position. no money for ukraine without a fundamental solution to the migration crisis. last week on wednesday, 12 thousand people crossed our border in just one day. this is not a crisis, this is a disaster, and we all know the negative consequences that arise as a result. in 3 days , congressmen go on vacation, and zelensky’s mission to convince the republicans looks impossible, as do the demands that the republic put forward to him, and at the same time to biden. was smart, and i don’t think he’s smart, he would have called on biden to solve the border issue first. if he was smart he would have done it so. but he'

doing this research on a ship owned by the schmidt ocean institute, funded by former google ceo eric schmidt his wife wendy. they let scientists use it at no cost. but there's a catch. one of the requirements of using this floating lab for free is that the scientists have to share their data with other scientists all around the world. >> all the knowledge that has been, you know, gained during these years about plastic pollution, i think it's starting to change people's mind. >> reporter: because a lot of what we think is disposable never really goes away. ben tracy, cbs news, panama. >>> a weekend of violence mars last-minute shopping at two malls. we'll tell you who the police are looking for. that's next. do you shop for vitamins at walmart? force factor products powerfully improve your health, but they're also delicious, easy to use and affordable. that's why force factor is now the number one best selling superfoods brand in america. unleash your potential with force factor at walmart. jordan's sore nose let out a fiery sneeze, so dad grabbed puffs plus lotion to soothe her with ease. p

which was founded by her ex-husband, pyotr verzilov, as well as one of the google executives, eric schmidtfunds to support funds for the armed forces of ukraine. 7 million dollars collected by her friends to help supposedly civilians, raised 7 million dollars in 2 days, in the process this collection there were a lot of disagreements, disputes, and swearing with my american comrades, who expressed exactly this position, saying that it is important for us that 100% of the money goes specifically to humanitarian needs, uh-huh, uh-huh. and we ended up sending the money, and god, come back alive, come back alive, yeah, and some of the money was sent to ucraine.is, yeah, and some of the money was really for some humanitarian needs, well, that is , we sent most of the money, 5 million comeback alife, and with whom i spoke personally, i and i told them that you you can publicly declare this. that all the money will go to humanitarian needs, please, but really between me and you, spend it as you want, uh-huh, uh-huh, her new husband john cauldale proposed, together with the american government and

the republican senators that they would support his position, well, let's listen to what senator eric schmidttely no part in the discussion of our borders. millions come to us illegals, but democrats are not interested in talking about the security of our borders, it's outrageous. well, let us note that this time, unlike last year, the senate did not meet for... there was no special meeting, it was a working meeting, from which, as we see, the senators and republicans chose to simply leave. as for the house of representatives, there was no meeting, there was a meeting with the speaker of the house, the new michael johnson, they smile sweetly at each other, as a result of which johnson actually made such a statement. let's let's listen. we asked belodom to clearly formulate a strategy that would allow this. here during the svo, and even here is the second visit, although it was already so calmer compared to the first, when everyone applauded, which means that members of both chambers came to the general meeting, which was broadcast, with badges, with symbols, standing they applauded, the secon

doing this research on a ship owned by the schmidt ocean institute, funded by former google ceo eric schmidtwendy. they let scientists use it at no cost, but there's a catch. one of the requirements of using this floating lab for free is that the scientists have to share their data with other scientists all around the world. >> all the knowledge that has been gained during these years about plastic pollution, i think it's starting to change people's mind. >> reporter: because a lot of what we think is disposable never really goes away. ben tracy, cbs news, panama. >> major: a weekend of violence mars last minute shopping at two malls. we will tell you who the police are looking for. that's next. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid-free remission... ...and the chance to visibly repair the c

hello slot, says zaleski, has already met with us senators, a republican eric schmidt, who said he heard nothing new while democrat chuck schumer said the meeting was very powerful and productive. what are your thoughts on how this really was? well i, i know to an extent how it went. i think it's good news. i personally communicated many of my reports, letters and videos and photographs directly to j. d benz directly to mat gates directly to marjorie taylor green directly to tucker carlson to alex jones to donald trump staff having swim and those waters i worked at the heritage foundation i shared with people that i knew what the heritage foundation it was influential in their discussions with the hon, gary and a think tank that just occurred. and i'm, i'm proud to be one of the americans that spent 3 weeks in russia and ukraine, exposing crimes against humanity and war crimes. that's what's really going through the minds of the republicans as they see the evidence of barbarity and savage rate and madness on and seen in, in the history of, uh, the last 50 years. and that is, the list is

conflicting narratives about how all of this, when the lensky already met with us, senators republican eric schmidt and said he heard nothing. you, while democratic democrats of humor, called the meeting, very powerful and productive. so why do you think we are hearing 2 different things here? and i think it's clear, i think that again, we know that the majority, republican congress was the one that that's basically stalled this bill. this idea of a $100000000000.00 and $8.00 because they're clearly saying, look, you know, you guys want to send out of a $100000000000.00 to ukraine and israel together for their wars. we're not, you're not even dealing with the border situation in america. you know, you're not putting your priorities here. i mean, so you have a party issue obviously, between republicans and democrats. and it's embarrassing, honestly just the fact zaleski is, is here, and no one's bringing up. the issue of an american citizen, gonzalieras was being detained and potentially sentenced to prison in ukraine for criticizing essentially be the zalesky governments for making comments about t

president zelensky deliver that message, he met with senators in the us and the republican senator eric schmidts, i do not think he inspired any more confidence they are in closer to what victory looks like which has not been defined at all, he did not been defined at all, he did not indicate they are intending to give up, but what exactly does a win look like for you, that question was not asked directly but never been addressed. could you tell us what would you consider a bit tree? �* . . , what would you consider a bit tree? a . , ~ ., what would you consider a bit tree? n . , ~ ., , what would you consider a bit tree? n . , «a, , , tree? actually, ukraine is very clear on that _ tree? actually, ukraine is very clear on that since _ tree? actually, ukraine is very clear on that since the - tree? actually, ukraine is very clear on that since the very - clear on that since the very beginning of the war, we need to get russians out of our territory, that is absolutely critical, and we need to make sure that ukraine has enough capabilities to deter the next aggression, the future aggressions, th

then chairman eric schmidt said it was the one technology that google had developed but decided to holdback. i think that would change with the current generative a.i. tools. i think google had tools they didn't release and then open they i kind of changed the game. but facebook too, i to see this video of facebook engineers in a conference room in menlo park with the with the most absurd version of the future ever seen. one of the engineers is wearing a baseball cap and has a smartphone on the brim of it, held in place by rubber bands. and when he looked around the room and the camera focused on somebody, the phone would speak. the person's voice. and so actually the technology companies and google and facebook aren't known for being super. you know privacy holdout. you know, they have have changed the norms. google is the company that sent streetview cars out around the world. they put all of our homes on the internet but this technology was something that they saw as a step too far. and i think there's a lot of reasons for that. i think it's just very radical and challenging to our p

then chairman eric schmidt said it was the one technology that google had developed but decided to holdback. i think that would change with the current generative a.i. tools. i think google had tools they didn't release and then open they i kind of changed the game. but facebook too, i to see this video of facebook engineers in a conference room in menlo park with the with the most absurd version of the future ever seen. one of the engineers is wearing a baseball cap and has a smartphone on the brim of it, held in place by rubber bands. and when he looked around the room and the camera focused on somebody, the phone would speak. the person's voice. and so actually the technology companies and google and facebook aren't known for being super. you know privacy holdout. you know, they have have changed the norms. google is the company that sent streetview cars out around the world. they put all of our homes on the internet but this technology was something that they saw as a step too far. and i think there's a lot of reasons for that. i think it's just very radical and challenging to our p

investors like former google ceo eric schmidt says companies should more less regulate themselves. >> there is no one in the government who can get it right. the industry can, roughly, get it right. that government can put a regulatory structure around it. >> that argument has, mostly, one now. europe and china has moved forward on broad and regulations this year. as 2023 winds down, the u.s. remains the wild west for a.i.. the world changing technology moving so fast. with little sign of slowing down. jake ward, nbc news. f slowin down >>> i think dr. strange would've been better with jake ward in. meanwhile, coming up, this afternoon just two weeks until the iowa caucuses, republican presidential hopefuls are vying for attention from voters. plus, remember when can mccarthy said this back in january? >> this is the great par. because it took this long, now we have learned how to governed. now we will be other get the job done. >> seems like a long time ago. almost a year later this congress is one of the least productive in decades. how the year went wrong for republicans. that is c

senator eric schmidt said after the meeting: "it's the same old stuff, nothing new."s with legislators. mikhail akinchenko, dalyasya rozhedinova, sergey nashchokin, channel one. usa. the second participant in the meeting, zelensky joe biden, was out of touch with reality when discussing the hamas attack on israel, the us president pretended that his father experienced the event. after october 7, my father, my father, returned to the kibbutz to save what was left of his destroyed home, in which he hid with his wife and daughter for 20 hours before he was rescued. and his eldest son died in the iraq war, while he later died of cancer, the widow was taken in by his immoral and corrupt brother hunter, but those are completely different stories. moscow is in the grip of snowfall, the capital will fall asleep again, like the week before last. a new portion of precipitation will be delivered by the balkan cyclone vanya, which has already passed through the north-west of russia, with it the snowdrifts, which are already higher than usual, will grow up to half a meter at this

investors like eric schmidt say companies should morales regulate themselves. >> there is not what andho can get it right. but the industry can roughly get it right. and then that government can put a regulatory structure around it. >> their argument has most of what. to europe and china have both moved forward on broad a.i. regulations this year. but as 2023 winds down, the united states remains the wild west for a. i.. a world changing technology moving so fast. and with little sign of slowing down. jake ward, nbc news. >> more american voices after a short break. narrator: time is running out to give a year-end gift like no other, a gift that can help st. jude children's research hospital save lives. woman: cancer doesn't care how old you are, and it's devastatingly scary. if you're donating to st. jude, you're supporting finding a cure, because the fight never stops. narrator: every gift counts, and whatever you can give will make a difference for children like gideon. make your donation today to help st. jude save lives. ♪ if there's pain when you try to poo ♪ ♪ and going sometime

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i investors like former google ceo eric schmidt say company should more or less regulate themselves. >> there's no one in the government who can get it right. but the industry can roughly get it right. and then the government can put a regulatory structure around it. >> that argument has mostly worn out. europe and china have both moved forward on broad a.i. regulations this year, it is 2023 winds down, the u.s. remains the wild west for a i. a world changing technology moving so fast, and with little sign of slowing down. jake ward, nbc news. >> and thanks to jake ward for that report. and up next, how history will remember 2023. are we at a turning point for american democracy? marlo thomas: my father founded saint jude children's research american democracy? hospital because he believed no child should die in the dawn of life. in 1984, a patient named stacy arrived, and it began her family's touching story that is still going on today. vicki: childhood cancer, it's just hard. stacey passed on christmas day of 1986. there is no pain like losing a child, but saint jude gave us more

. >> reporter: ai investors like eric schmidt say companies should more or less regulate themselves.he government who can get it right, but the industry can roughly get it right and then the government can put a regulatory structure around it. >> reporter: that argument has mostly won out. europe and china have moved forward on broad ai regulations this year but as 2023 winds down the u.s. remains the wild west for ai. a world changing technology moving so fast and with little sign of slowing down. jake ward, nbc news. >> thank you, jake, for that. >>> coming up, a look at president biden's agenda for 2024 and what it could mean for his fight for reelection. you're watching msnbc reports. rn you're watching msnbc reports. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we ju

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meeting with senators and the speaker of the house, us representatives, nothing new, said senator eric schmidts, but as the american press previously wrote, since last year the situation and the mood of the audience have changed significantly. the fighting on the battlefield has reached a dead end, and the congressmen themselves cannot agree on the allocation of assistance to kiev. time is running out, in 3 days the congress will go on christmas holidays and will return to work only in early january. 900 zelensky received million dollars from the imf, but the hole in ukraine’s budget next year is 43 billion. at the same time, the republican demands a full accounting of the funds already spent. the result of selensky’s visit will be a meeting with joe biden. this conversation could become fatal for the head of the kiev regime if the states demand to hold elections in ukraine next year. cabinet of ministers. decided to open two checkpoints on the border with russia. we are talking about the valemaia and neorala checkpoints, this is in southeastern finland in north korea. they will resume work fr

. >> google ceo eric schmidt said companies should more or less regulate themselves. >> there's no oneget it right, but the industry can roughly get it right and then the government can put a regulatory structure around it. >> europe and china have both moved forward on broad ai regulations, but as 2023 winds down, the u.s. remains the wild west for ai. a world change in technology moving so fast with little sign of slowing down. jake ward, nbc news. >>> this year a lot of americans lost their medicaid coverage so i took a closer look at what's happening in texas where more people have lost coverage than anywhere else in the country. >> we've been seeing a lot of parents that have no idea that their medicaid ended. >> across the country, millions of medicaid subscribers are at risk of losing health insurance. >> 911 doesn't have access to insurance and those decisions are based on am a really as sick as i think i am? do i really need to go? >> in texas, community networks offering free and low-cost care are scrambling, not just to re-enroll and to educate the community on how to keep t

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as we name some of the big tech players who are behind the nonprofit side of aff, thinking of eric schmidt and peter thiel. have you spoken to them about some of the allegations about the companies you will be back in? >> certainly have a lot of supportive. eric is a friend and mentor who i used to work for but we try to make sure we have partners in venture capital community and in government and the private sector. a lot of the technology we are building is critical tech. it is really important for the u.s. to be on these for national security and competitiveness. we are making sure to share those deals, what we are building, shopping ahead of time with venture capital partners that are friends of ours come and make sure each of these companies and founders are lined up for success. caroline: you previously were the managing director and head of strategy at schmidt futures. you brought on others that have worked there, those that have really technology knowledge. who else are you bringing on and what expertise are you looking for for roadrunner venture studios? adam: we are privileged to

liz: adrian, year weeking at some of your investors -- we're looking at some of your investors, eric schmidtiel, they believe in you. now, i can only imagine how health insurers feel. the care bod, $99 -- care pod, $99 a month. it's a subscription. you to do the math, $1200 a year compared to, you know, i said let's look at what the average premiums are looking at right now. health care premium withs on the rise, obviously, they always seem to be. kn -- kff employer health benefits did a survey, and employees, these are people who have employers who shoulder some of the cost, employees have to pay about $6,577 annually on average. that is up nearly 8% from last year. i mean, your option for relatively healthy people looks pretty smart. >> i mean, and actually let me go even further. the less healthier you are, maybe the smarter it looks because you're engaging those services more and more and more. so when you have something like a technology-based product where engaging the product more doesn't cost us more so we done charge you more, all of a sudden you realize that maybe if you've got a c

missouri senator eric schmidt said this. hole in ukraine’s budget next year is $43 billion. at the same time, the republicans are demanding. this conversation could become fatal for the head of the kiev regime if the states demand that elections be held in ukraine next year. a live animal was brought from veliky ustyug to mariupol spruce. the tree traveled from north to south across the entire country and became a symbol of the unity of all the peoples of russia. children from ten regions transmitted. hand-made toys with which they decorated the green beauty, how it looks today, how difficult it was to deliver the huge spruce to mariupol, irina efremova will tell you. we are now in the city garden. the first new year tree of mariupol appeared here, a twelve-meter live one, it came from veliky ustyug, the homeland of father frost, where his residence is located. the fifty-year-old new year's beauty was transported on a wagon. did not fit on the road, that is, its scope is such that two road signs there were simply demolished

senators and the speaker of the us house of representatives is nothing new, said missouri senator eric schmidton, the president of ukraine returned to ask for 60 billion and weapons, but as the american press previously wrote, since last year the situation and the mood of the audience have changed significantly. military operations on the battlefield have reached a dead end, and congressmen themselves cannot agree on the allocation of assistance to kiev. time is running out, in 3 days the congress will go on christmas break and return. work only at the beginning of january. zelensky received $900 million from the imf, but the hole in ukraine’s budget next year is $43 billion. at the same time, republicans are demanding a full accounting of funds already spent. the result of zelensky’s visit will be a meeting with joe biden. this conversation could become fatal for the head of the kiev regime if the states demand to go to ukraine next year. elections. and about the weather - forty degrees. frosts came to bashkiria and the tyumen region, an emergency warning has been announced in transbaikalia,

not the best manager and it is time to bring in some adults at some point and we saw that with eric schmidt think about that when you're looking at these entrepreneurial companies? eva: that is an amazing question and we call these the corporate soldiers the coo, x ceo of facebook was one of them so we look at the leadership team in general and again again their compensation comes into our research for all the executive fee and how they help each other and so and that kendra and if the developing non-entrepreneur cab dropped where everybody is investing into the company rather than thinking short-term and taking liquidating their equities that were taking all these factors into consideration but usually what we say is the good entrepreneurs of the ones who are invested in their companies and they think their personal images associated with the country are the ones we want to surround themselves with by a last price and jobs and so we we are happy to find that most of the time that these entrepreneurs are surrounding themselves with exceptional people. >> so where has that not worked or wher

talk some more about this with the great senator eric schmitt who importantly not only a terrific senator but a former missouri attorney general. mr. schmidt, welcome back to the show, happy holidays and a unhappy occasion. what do you make of this? is this thing going to stand? does it have any merit? this is a civil rights, a civil war amendment for the confederacy. help us out, senator schmitt? >> well, it is a lot. i mean i could not believe it, seeing this yesterday and reading through this. this is, i think one of the most dangerous rulings from any court in the history of our country. the idea that somehow without any due process protections, without any protections that go with you know, having evidence come in without a trial, some summary decision here, that they're going to take off a, the leading presidential candidate, one political party is totally insane. it is outside the bounds of any authority that they have. i'm confident that the supreme court will sort of check this thing here but it does go to show, larry, the lengths to which the left in this country who claims to have want to protect democracy is willing to destroy

eric schmit. it's the same old trash, there's no, there's nothing new here. according to the new york times, schmidts is going on vacation at the end of the week, they will not all be able to help ukraine before the holidays, that is, the armed forces of ukraine can only hope that they will talk about money will return on january 20th. well, he performed the coolest luda. today he confirmed the main thesis, as they say, of russian propaganda, the us strategy, to fight putin to the last ukrainian. very interesting productive meeting. president zelensky has arrived on capitalist hill for a meeting that will decide everything. just 2 days before congress recesses for christmas, he is desperately trying to convince politicians to commit billions of dollars in a fresh aid package, without which ukraine will not win this war, and that is exactly what zelensky said today. so guys, i'll be brief, it was a very powerful meeting, president zelensky made it clear that he needs help, he made it clear, and we ourselves make it clear, that if he loses, putin will win, and it will be very, very dangerous for the u