but for ethan and his family, 2020 has been truly remarkable.d in great 0rmond street hospital on the urgent heart transplant list, waiting for a transplant. we met richard and roselelia 12 months ago. their son ethan was born with a heart defect and was reliant on an artificial heart machine, but time was running out. in the summer, we received that call and ethan was given a second chance, and yeah, it was a bit of an emotional rollercoaster. when you received that call, what went through your mind? it's hard to talk or say anything. i rang my mum, and i was... i could barely tell you. and i was practically bawling, and i only said the word heart, and my mum and my sister thought something had happened to ethan. they thought he'd actually died, they thought that was what i was ringing to say. and i finally got myself together and said no, no, he's got a heart, and they started crying. we're crying because it is relief, but then we're crying because someone has lost their little one. they have lost their whole world. what do you say to that fam

will send me a guest if i say their name three times ethan hawke, ethan hawke, ethan hawke. how cool would that be did you remember the thing that was notable about that day >> that we got in trouble >> seth: we got in trouble we immediately -- the network was like, "you gotta let us know if ethan hawke is gonna be there. >> yeah. >> seth: but it was also like a thousand degrees in the attic. >> it was so hot and you had to keep redoing the take and i had to be trapped in that closet like, seth, get your lines right! i cannot stay here any longer. >> seth: i got a little nervous when you're -- you know. >> when i was trapped in the darkness you got nervous >> seth: i didn't get nervous about you. i got nervous about -- i feel like when i have to act with someone of your caliber i get a little, you know, so i think i was -- >> i feel that way on the show you know this is not my world and i think all of us when we are out of our element it, you have to -- you know, it knocks you off balance. >> seth: are you less nervous or more nervous with no audience? >> you know, i'm askin

ethan, you tell your story. you told your story today that you are working in wisconsin along so much around election day. her job was to drive ballots to a postal service center. you're nonpartisan, and you said you were told by two separate postal workers on two separate occasions that there were gathering over 100,000 ballots on the morning of november 4th, the day after election, and to backdate those ballots. can you please tell us that story? >> yes. so -- let's see -- on election day i only had -- i had no ballots on election day. the day after the election, i didn't really think anything of it until the postal service supervisor asked me if i had forgotten ballots the night before and i didn't have any, so i was like that's kind of a weird question, no. and he explained to me that 100,000 ballots were supposedly missing in the state of wisconsin and an order came down to look for them from the wisconsin -- wisconsin-illinois usps chapter of the postal service. >> sean: and by the way, ethan, you signed a

ethan: at least i'm not showing my legs.laughter] ethan: there is some kind of slow down coming. we know people have learned to live with the virus, they figure out ways to get around it and continue to do economic activities. in an almost worse than spring in terms of the caseload. the shutdowns we have seen at the local level have been pretty limited, but they will be persistent because the number of cases is not going to go away quickly given the holidays and the pandemic fatigue we have. we are looking for growth to slow to 1% in the first quarter as the last vestige of this covid crisis. from there, the vaccine story kicks in, the fiscal policy story kicks in and we are much more optimistic. jonathan: we are looking at economic data worldwide, not just in united states. we have had the jobless claims of last couple of weeks. worldwide, the pmi has been terrific, particularly in asia. do expect that as you come up a low base. --question is how difficulty how difficult is it to draw a distinction between an inventory rebu

ethan has been performing the national anthem, the marine hymn and god bless america. >> i feel like lot of people saw it and were surprised that there are still people out there that do this and show great appreciation to people that made a lot of sacrifices. >> neighbors have come together to watch ethan every night. he says he's glad he can provide some comfort to sergeant gonzalez's widow and four children. >> just incredible there. >>> coming up, first lady, doctor or both? fallout from the op-ed asking jill biden to drop the doctor title. asking jill biden to drop the doctor title. ♪ ["i go♪ oooh by ciara] ♪ it all can get so out of control sometimes ♪ ♪ you can lose your faith ♪ you can lose your mind ♪ lose your grip ♪ get stripped of your pride ♪ till you don't know how you're gonna stay alive ♪ ♪ hey, hey i got you ♪ hey, hey i got you ♪ i'll be there to stop the bleeding ♪ ♪ i'll be there to start the healing ♪ ♪ i will give you what you're needing ♪ ♪ i'll be right there ♪ i got your back ♪ i got you ♪ >>> welcome back. the "wall street journal" is at the center of a fire

. >> fran, immediately, called her son ethan and asked him to come over as well. >> i was probably there, within five or six minutes of getting the call from my mother. >> what happened when you got there? >> i'm trying to sort of make sense of it all. because i want to know what's going on. there are people processing the room where she is. so, at that point, i know she's in the bathroom. and it sounds like she had fallen. >> but, ethan wondered, was his grandmother's death really an accident? or was it tied to a dark, family secret? according to her daughter connie, viola live add dramatic life, right up till the end. >> tell me a little about your mom. >> my mother was a very accomplished woman. and she always told us, for women, it's nice to be beautiful. but that's not enough. you must develop your brain. you must develop your talents. >> viola was born in germany, in 1920. she survived the severe hardships of world war ii. dreaming of a life centered on writing and the arts. >> she had actually written a play, at the end of world war ii, that was produced over there. so, she was on

joining us now is ethan pees. ethan, good to have you with us.gain, thanks for having the courage to step up and make your, what happened known to the american public because we're seeing more and more of these circumstances and eyewitnesses to what are crimes against the country step forward. but you did it very early in your role. tell us, if you will, give us the timeline as you were driving mail from one facility to the postal service what you saw, what happened. >> well, starting in september, october, i had began to take mail-in ballots from my facility, united mauling services -- usually called the ums -- to the postal service in madison, wisconsin. when it began, i was happy to be a part of the election and, you know, playing such an important role making sure that ballots were moving. as things led up to the election, you know, mail-in ballots saw started to dwindle a little bit, and on november 2nd, the day before the election, i actually had one ballot in the tub to take to the postal service. and then on the day of the election, i had

. >> ethan has been playing his french horn every night outside the home of a fallen marine. ♪ >> ethan takes heart in knowing that he's been bringing comfort to the marine's family. >> i feel like a lot of people just were surprised that there are still people out there that do this and show great appreciation to people that made a lot of sacrifices. >> sergeant marty gonzalez died from complications of injuries he suffered in iraq. ethan wants to use music to help people going through tough times over the holidays. >>> next mariah carey has done it again. >> her holiday classic "all i want for christmas is you" took 25 years to hit number one on the billboard chart last year and guess what, one year later she's back in the top spot. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> she says she's eternally grateful. >>> this happened in australia. a woman's dog got lost somewhere in all that foam. >> it was created when waves churned up the water. they eventually found the dog. everyone escaped the foam. >>> finally a nolte to skeptical teachers everywhere. dogs do eat your homework. >> two cous

siegel, charlie kirk, ethan bearman come back soon. violent crimes breaking in u.s.d 2020. what is driving the shocking numbers? we will talk with seattle radio host jason rantz. he iss live next. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa we're made for. subaru created the share the love event.n years ago, where our new owners could choose a national or hometown charity. and subaru and our retailers would proudly make a donation. but now, in times like these, companies are having a hard choice to make. but subaru is more than a car company. and as charities struggle, we cannot just stand by. which is why we plan to donate over twenty four million dollars, again this year. the subaru share the love event, going on now. >> shannon: it was a violent christmas weekend and what has already been a violent year in chicago. the extended holiday weeke

what is it like having ethan back? amazing, and lam very like having ethan back?cited. i love him lots and lots. it is not the first time this family have been so grateful foran this family have been so grateful for an organ donation. two years ago, richard also had a heart transplant. we have bothjust ago, richard also had a heart transplant. we have both just been so transplant. we have both just been so lucky with donors saying yes and giving us that chance at life, and i got a chance to be a dad. someone has given me the chance to carry on being a dad. in may, the law in england changed so that most adults are now considered to be potential organ donors, unless they specifically opt out. that has been the case in wales for five years. scotla nd the case in wales for five years. scotland will follow suit in march stop now, many welcome the change, but it does not apply to children. what do you think about that? everyone has their own opinion on what they want to do. just have those discussions today. studies have found that families after have said that if they

while scenario as president of that in america's largest country brazil's most popular politician to ethan i think a little of the silver brought tens of millions of his people out of poverty and into education as president he joins me now from the 4th most populous city in the world sao paolo former president thank you for being on going underground what a journey you've been on 1st why are you accusing your successor higher both of our oh of genocide. for a very simple reason our president did not take care of brazil and of the brazilian people as he should have done. this pandemic did not reach brazil without prior notice but. we already had the experience of what was going on you know the countries around the world and the president should have simply done the obvious. only what common sense teaches us to do. the president since he doesn't know about anything except weapons and violence. should have set up a technical committee with experts and scientists. he should have gathered all state governors as well as mez and established a crisis committee to guide brazilian society. to partic

are now closed until we get through this way should not meet a person with any way to not live with ethan. and even outdoors with precautions if you have a social it is now triggering the measures hospital intensive care unit capacity falling dangerously low just above 10 percent remaining in southern california the viruses 3rd wave is still battering the state hard and fast hospitalizations we're now over 10000 patients in our hospitals 72 percent increase over the last 14 days you can see how quickly this grows the restrictions will remain in effect for 3 weeks predictably there was pushback from worried business owners and a pandemic weary public this is the busiest time of the year for restaurants. and. generally speaking i would say a lot of people would normally be getting together for having holiday parties so we've lost all of our. private party business we've lost all catering business i understand the concern but at the same time it's hard i mean i have kids so we've been inside for so long and now again we have to be inside even longer want to go back to normal and live your li

thank you so much, ethan. i really appreciate the support.kaylee and i'm a variety streamer. ♪ help the world believe anin holiday magic.thinger. and this year was harder than ever. and yet, somehow, you all found a way to pull it off. it's not about the toys or the ornaments but about coming together. santa, santa, you're on mute! just wanted to say thanks. thanks for believing. politicians. the best politicians may not necessarily be the best leaders. the best activists may not be the best organizers and so on and so forth. everyone has a role to play in trying to get to a certain place. i wonder, when you set up this leadership academy that's all over the globe, you're clearly trying to create many obamas everywhere, which is probably a fever dream of the right. but what you're trying to do is create something specific. and i would like to know what that is. what do you-- what do you believe a leader is-- not just somebody who? power but a leader? >> the program we did in johannas berg, we gathered up 200 young leaders from 50 countries on

les ethan pocic scottish cup final took place at hampton park. they beat hearts on penalties.th the penalties. to keep coming up and keep getting knocked down again, the boys step up. the knocked down again, the boys step ung knocked down again, the boys step s knocked down again, the boys step up. the young boys as well. stepping up up. the young boys as well. stepping up and taking a penalty with ten months out is amazing. absolute buzzing. it's never been done in clu b buzzing. it's never been done in club history. so... five birdies in the last seven whole 93v five birdies in the last seven whole gay victory at the appreciate ship to ship in florida. the create finished five shots clear of the chasing pack being her compatriots and australia's hannah green into second. it is director of the t20 series against pakistan with a game to spare. the one by nine wickets in hamilton. their skipper give the tourists some help with an unbeaten 99. the reached hundred 63 for sex, but a century partnership between tim seifert and kane williamson took the black caps to victory with fou

i heard recently ethan hawke talking about the influence of richard pryor, eddie murphy, and chris rock, for instance, as being responsible for him learning about racism but it was done through humor, and i had that experience as well. pearl from hee haw and the grand ole opry, i love to watch her and i thought she was hysterical. i know mo udall and his son too. two inmates were in federal prison and he turned to the other and said you know, the food was your better when you were governor. there is[indiscernible] stuff you could not get away with 30 years ago you can get away with now. , lincoln got some of ,he material from joke books artemis ward, the humorist of his day. artemis ward was said to be mark twain's humorist and you look at some of these joke books. you had to be there. there is a scene in one of those black and white movies joe mentioned audit recently. abe lincoln in illinois and he had just met the woman he was going to marry, mary todd, and he said the todd's are pretty fancy people. d's,spelt todd with two that is highfalutin knowing there is only one dn dog. i am l

shannon: let's break it down with no chair ethan bearman, charlie kirk and author of covid-19, the politicsar and the power of science, doctor mark siegel. welcome to all of you. so marco rubio has called anthony fauci a liar. the federalist said under the headline he admits he treated the american people like children saying, quote, we are not being told the truth by public officials or the media. they are trying to manipulate us, not informed us. it is not a matter for experts to simply decide and then lie about the signs to compel adherence to their plan. enough is enough. what say you? >> i want to start with the science on this and i'm scratching my head because anthony fauci compares this to measles and measles is solid as a rock. we know measles is the lowest contagious virus known to man it we have a vaccine that is 95% effective and we know we have to get 90% of the population vaccinated with measles in order to get herd immunity. that based on calculations as the doctor says that there is no way herd immunity would be 90% or covid-19 because it is not as contagious as measles, now

let me go to you, ethan, because you are a young person yourself. what happened to you in michigan questioned mark how are you treated? >> so first i would like to say thank you for having me on the show. as a challenger, i was an independent so i wasn't really a republican or a democrat challenger. but from my standpoint, it was, i was treated just as badly as most of the republican challengers. if i got anywhere near a table, even further than 6 feet away, people would come up to me and tell me i needed to back up, which i didn't need to. whenever i would try to challenge, i would get ignored. i would get slandered. or i would be threatened to be kicked out. republican and independent challengers were kicked out. it was kind of frightening to see that percentage of the workers and the supervisors clapping and cheering as people are being kicked out doing their duties. and even when i first arrived, they weren't letting challengers in anymore. they were saying this is due to covid. but it was really scary. blocking up windows. there is really nothi

thank you so much, ethan. i really appreciate the support.iety streamer. ♪ my nading, ding.aylee anoreo for santa...a,eamer. you don't know how this works, do you? it's-my first day. ahhhuuuuggghhhaaa you comin'? help the world believe in holiday magic.thing and this year was harder than ever. and yet, somehow, you all found a way to pull it off. it's not about the toys or the ornaments but about coming together. santa, santa, you're on mute! just wanted to say thanks. thanks for believing. people have depended on technology more than ever. i mean, i don't know how i would have made it living through the pandemic in 1918. what are you supposed to do back then while quarantining, read? gross! this is a gram aphone. music sucked back then, guys singing about how their sweetie loves apples or whatever. the biggest tech product of the year was zoom, and if it took a pandemic to get rid of skype, then i say worth it. skype was great if your goal was to not have a meeting, and some people complain zoom charges you for longer sessions. you know what

so far come up with our political panel, ethan bearman is the cochair of the hometown values back.via perez -- welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> shannon. >> shannon: let's talk about who's been floated as the director of management and budget. she's been on a tweet deleting spray as a lot of people are once they are taxed for something in public life. it is something that byron york tweeted back in 2018. how is intel mode it? they can turn to that many without the steele dossier information story. she replied to it and set the stage even if this is true, has of the dossier but mostly proven to be true? it's amazing how comfortable the likes of byron york are happy to run interference for russia's intervening in our elections. alall right, livia, there's a lt there. let's start with the fact that i think right, left, center, there's a lot of people who think the dossier has not been mostly proven. not even close. what are these two it's going to do for her when she sits there for her confirmation in the senate? >> i think she's extremely controversial. she is a incredibly partis

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what is your name and where are you from >> ethan from new jersey >> jimmy: new jersey in the house. right, does get a little brisk in new jersey, this time of year. do you have anything like this type of sweater? >> not really. >> jimmy: yeah, not really would you mind trying it on for us >> sure. >> jimmy: roots, get some trying on music? ♪ thank you very much. make sure you get the fingers there. not something you want to put on if you're in a rush you know, you want to take your time with this one man, feels warm already. yep. little tricky but that's half the fun of it. oh, yeah, yeah oh, look at this [ cheers and applause look at that turn around, see the full -- yeah looks like a tassel. it's like you got a rattail in the back pretty awesome that's what i'm talking about. that's our winner, our audience member, we love you. thank you again. stick around, we'll be right back with more "tonight show," come on back ♪ (senior) helping seniors. (boy) helping kids. (dad) helping families. (women) helping pets. (vo) these are the lives subaru retailers have impacted in our communitie

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concerned if donald trump himself will be able to access and be heard if he does continue which i hope ethan he would continue to influence the direction of the country. do you see that as being a majo problem for someone like donald trump or anyone outside of the swamp who wants to have a voice? >> it already is and i have no doubt that twitter will deactivate his account on new and of january 20. i would not put that pass them. and twitter already in facebook social media exerted there they flex their muscles and exerted their power during the election campaign and that was seen most obviously in their censorship o our hunter biden story. if you. >> so you've experienced it directly. and we've come to rely on it. it's almost like the bait and switch. it was coming get involved in this, have the town hall, have these conversations, and then suddenly, when the national conversation relies on that outlet cumbersome plea it's going to crush you. this is obviously a concern for all of us who care about the free nature of this country. i don't know how many will put up with it, but we will see w

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cabinet picks which is where we will begin our conversation with co-chair of the hometown values pack ethanrman and oversight committee chairman jason chaffetz. welcome back. let's start with gina mccartney, she will be tasked as a climate czar in the bush -- biden administration. she came under fire over the flint water crisis even a democrat from flint township, a supporter of biden's issued a statement noting deep doubts about the choice, he said from several flint residents concerned about this appointment i remember a congressional hearing when you want to do so with her after this. you don't think that? >> i really don't. i am a republican. i'm not going to like most if not every one of the biden pics but to pick gina mccarthy for this position that's not going to be senate confirmed because i don't think there's any chance she could be senate confirmed, she was the former administrator of the epa when flint water happened and it was under her watch and her leadership in which 100,000 people were drinking lead tainted water. the epa knew about it for months, nearly a year, never infor

ethan, the latest i saw the judge gave them three months to get the two million signatures.y have about half of them so far. with respect to the donations, we're talking about 500,000 from the consulting firm and also one hundred thousand from sequoia capital there is serious backing for this. i will add to that the hypocrisy of gavin newsom dining out selling people when they shouldn't. wasn't wear a mask. and nancy pelosi telling everybody to stay home and she wasn't. that fuels the fire. >> look, the republicans have been desperately trying to do anything to recover from their abject failures in the state of california. look the party is decimated itself here in the state of california. gavin newsom won by 25 points over his competitor in the 2018 gubernatorial race whereas boyd correctly points out gray davis was in a very tight gubernatorial race back in 2002, people like club for growth did excellent job painting him in the a cornerback when republicans focused on things like economic messages anti-science messages anti-immigrant messages that caused father to become a

neil: let's let ethan answer that. [ speaking simultaneously ] >> it's easy, prop 13, what you need tos a little bit off. california is 35th out of 50 states in terms of property tax. it's in the lower third. here's what you need to do with prop 13. it really needs to be abolished immediately. what you do is you triple the property tax rate across the board and then you give a 67% deduction for homesteaders and then you give a 75% deduction for homestead people that are of retirement age. you saw everything prop 13 was supposed to do and then you make sure the 1% and the foreign investors who have created this housing crisis in the state of california by owning homes that are empty, you resolve that problem by raising their property taxes dramatically, offsetting a reduction in income tax rates. it's actually not that hard to do. politically it's very hard to do because of what inez just put out there. that's the argument we can't change because it's something that was done in the '70s. that can be easily addressed. neil: all right. we've got to see. [ speaking simultaneously ] i wish

we treated hong kong more favorable ethan we did china for all of those years because of that treaty.he chinese communist party has now broken its promise and the yaiftsz will respond -- united states will respond. the president asked us to review every preferential treatment that hong kong had and work to eliminate it. no longer makes sense, if the chinese are going to treat honk of kong the same way as they treat mainland china, there's no basis for the united states to treat it differently. the president made clear that we're going to look at a number of things. we're going to look at chinese students who are studying here, who have connections to the military, civil fusion projects inside of china. we're simply not going to let them study here if they threaten to take american technology and transfer it into chinese liberation army. we're going to look at whether we ought to go sanction individuals who destroyed the freedom inside of hong kong. maria: are you expectin expecte ccp to use this opportunity, whether it's the chaos going on in america or the covid situation that is dom

for example, noah and ethan are totally the class clowns, but every time mrs.o the ground and lay there not moving with their eyes wide open classic buzz and woody so the teacher walks in. there's just two kids lying on the ground and that's somehow worse than whatever class clownery they were doing we need to dig into this one i feel like that one may be -- i don't think it's a real one. i think maybe that's one our writers came up with [ laughter ] our next new teen slang term is really -- really popular with british teens. it's maskew. let's see the definition it's when someone's facemask is askew. for example, i saw gerald and fitzwilliam tittering to themselves while pointing in my direction. i looked in a mirror and saw that, while my mask was on, my nose and upper lip were fully exposed to the elements. how shameful to be observed when one is so dreadfully maskew. the classic british teen name, fitzwilliam. [ laughter ] so google's just broke in the whole building [ laughter ] it's a building wide issue this next one's really blowing up with the teens. i

. >> i want to commend christina, ethan, and jesse for sharing their stories. that takes courage. these people are doxxed, they are harassed, they are threatened. the come of this program and share your story takes an immense amount of courage. >> there is a good chance she will talk about that when she steps up to the podium but you will also get a lot of questions about what bill barr's out and about what the justice department investigating the possible bribery for pardon scheme, which was detailed in court documents that were unseated just yesterday. >> harrisspeak to kristen, thany much. the cdc has shortened the self-quarantine. after coronavirus exposure. the new guidelines now call for seven days if you had a covid-19 test. ten days if you've not had a test. this comes after the agency voted that health care workers and people of long-term care facilities, those residents, should be the very first in line for the new vaccine. just today, the u.k. approved the pfizer vaccine. for rollout next week. health secretary alex azar praised that news. >> for the american people, th

things should improve for eastern england by ethan scotland will keep a lot of rain throughout the daydon, cardiff, and pennetta. saturday gives a better chance of sunshine. the driest day of the weekend for most on sunday will see you cloud bringing rain and wind and it will feel mild. this is bbc news — hope collides with grief. as coronavirus deaths in the us reach a new daily record, the government's on the verge of authorizing a first vaccine. over 3100 people died on wednesday, a new record. and it will get worse with the number of new daily cases continuing to rise. so, the pfizer vaccine can't come soon enough. the drug regulator said today it is looking good for an emergency roll—out — beginning monday. are these the tailbacks we could see at dover in the weeks to come? with no—deal looming, the uk government's back up plans could be tested to the max. also in the programme. president trump has been hosting a white house lunch for a group of republican attorneys general, most of whom are supporting