>> evie: no. >> stephen: all right. more on that later. >> evie: there's almost a week.t to be done. >> stephen: you're allowed to be done early. >> evie: no. >> stephen: this one says: "many years ago, one light burned brighter than all others in the sky. a message of peace and love that endures to this day. merry christmas." that is just lovely. the reason for this season right there. but the first draft said "many years ago, one light burned brighter than all others in the sky... it was the last thing the dinosaurs saw. we never see our own extinction coming." true. that's true. >> evie: you know what? i hope it goes that fast if it's going to happen. >> stephen: exactly. i hope as fast as a comet. there you go. are we figuring out how we are getting to charleston? we don't know whether we are going to fly or the boys are going to drive the car. >> evie: and the dog is now sick. >> stephen: what is the word on the paw? >> stephen: they don't know what's wrong with him. he can't run for two weeks. >> stephen: we have a hunting dog who can't run for two weeks? are we go

and i said, "that's a really good idea." >> evie! evie! evie! evie! evie! evie!> stephen: we get to the hospital. they scan me and turns out my appendix had already burst. they said when they opened it up, it was like they shot john wick 5 down there. they gotta take out the appendix, and then they gotta clean everything out. i don't want to get into too much detail here, but basically they go in there with a power washer and a shop vac. my appendix burst. this thing burst. they don't know why appendixes go bad. they don't know why they go good. they don't know what it does. all they know is, at some point it just turns around to the pancreas and goes, "i bet i could kill this guy." bet you five bucks i could kill this guy. they yanked it out. i've been home recovering ever since. oh, quick note. i am not here to condone the use of morphine. i'm just asking if anyone brought some tonight. they gave me morphine. then they gave me dilaudid. i said wait, that's what samuel coleridge was on. in the room, i'm going, "in xanadu did kubla khan a stately pleasure-dome de

evie, great to see you. thanks so much for.led transphobic they cannot take it? >> although the title of this hearing implies a much needed discussion. we are likely going to be forced to listen to transphobic bigotry. >> if my testimony makes me transphobic then i believe your opening monologue makes you a misogynist. >> excuse me, i move to have the gentlewoman's words taken down. >> the committee will suspend. >> can i just ask how it's fair to be called transphobic. >> there is. >> i would say men disguising themselves as women are engaging in personality disorder. >> hang on, hang on. >> order, order. let's get a ruling. >> that was great. joining me now riley gaines director at the leadership institute independent women's forum ambassador. reilly, there are a lot of moments, stunning moments in that hearing. the panic that you could hear set in among the democrats when you gave them a little taste of their own medicine. i was hysterically laughing. did you expect to rattle them that much? >> no, of course i was not prepar

evie got the shot. she was with me the whole time. we did everything together.nty and she got the booster and did not get covid. i did not get the booster and i got covid. so another round for you, science. hope you're happy. i'm so mad at science. i'm so mad at science right now. folks, i spend most of my time right over there, tapping the finest news maples and then carefully gathering the most topical story sap, which i heat to precisely 219 degrees, then draw off the concentrate and filter it to create the pure amber grade vermont maple syrup of news that is my nightly monologue. but sometimes, sometimes, folks, i come to in a rest stop dumpster just over the new hampshire border, where i collect discarded cinnabon runoff, then hitch a ride to my friend druggy doug's mobile meth lab where i cook up the speed freak sorghum of news that is my segment... >> "meanwhile"! [cheering] >> stephen: that's my antibiotic. that's my paxlovid right there. meanwhile, like any red-blooded american, i spent sunday with my bros and my brews, watching my favorite sport, taylo

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you are going to be focused on economic health or the wages of workers, i might noagree with you on evyingle issue or public policy but the are ways to work together. if you are, l's say, the starbucks for restate union and you are getting involved in the israel-hamas fhters, taking the side of hamas, my reaction is, when, what does that have to do with higher wages for burritos and, two, why are you injecting yourself into a left-wing political argument that you have no business adessing? i d't think we will distinctely always be more prounion but i am willing to work, especially with the workers of som unions, when thr interests are aligned with the broader american public, as they often are. i want higher wages, for us to manufacture more things in the u.s., and that means there are a lot of workers tt we should come to because with and we should. i pitched my fellow republicans, these are our voters. if you look at the trajectory of who is voting republican and democrat, if you are a middle-class union worker i toledo, ohio, there is a good chan if you worked -- if you are not a rep

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and then, indeed, we will talk in more detail about drones, about their production, about evi dronesbout the problems with scaling this extremely important weapon for our defense forces. and now we are joined by the chairman of the board of the alliance new energy of ukraine, the commander of the special unit of strike drones white orel valery. mr. valery, i congratulate you, glad to see and hear. congratulations. first of all, i would like you to congratulate you on the international day of the volunteer, because in fact what you are doing is such a volunteer-industrial direction, because in fact, with your money, during this time you created an entire enterprise, a number of enterprises that now manufacture drones that are used in armed forces are purchased by volunteers, and then the first question, against the background of this, is whether it was possible during this time, after the ... extreme conversation that took place there a few months ago, to still secure contracts either with the ministry of defense or with the special forces regarding procurement of those drones that ha

the same amount of money to space exploration withinhis, we would be able to send a cubesat towards evy star in the milky way galaxy. billions of them. antheans that another civilization could have done at within one century if they just had priorities that are more in intelligt an the ones we have right now engaging in conflicts. and if they just decided that there is much more real estate out there in interstellar space, yoknow, they could have reached us in less than a billion years. the time it takes to traverse the milky way galaxy and the important breaking news that most stars that are like the sun they formed billionsf ars befo the sun. we know that from the star formation history of the universe. so another civilization that preceded us by re than a billion years could have sent the package that reached our doorstep by now and all we need to do is step outside of our home and look around and, check if there is any package with a postal address that implies that it was sent from outside the solar system, which is pretty much what we tri tdo in this expedition. so, you know, i co

i would like to wish my wife jessica and daughter evie a very merry christmas and happy new year. love you, baby. . >>> i just want to give a shoutout to my mom and dad back in kentucky. i just want to say i love you. merry christmas, and i can't wait to see you guise when i get back. >>> julie: a blizzard in the northern plains could cause a travel nightmare for some folks this week. parts of colorado, nebraska and minnesota can get hit by as much as eight inches of snow. man, i wish we had that. more than 5,000 people are under blizzard warnings. this comes as triple aaa expects more than 115 million americans to travel 50 miles for their holiday plans. >>> president biden closing out the year with another batch of dismal polls. it reveals that only 39% of americans approve of his job as president. that marks the lowest rating of any modern day president ahead of election year. let's bring in the advisor for the american republicans and the former democratic state senator. thank you both for being here. merry christmas to both you and yours. let's begin with the most obvious que

a high heels not nikki, you better hope you never meet my wife as the -- me my evie.ed each other. i was showing you love, but shout out to your wife. she is here? >> stephen: she is up in my office watching. we have to take a break but there is more nikki minaj to come. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up, i've got symptom relief. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and the majority of people experienced long-lasting remission at one year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. liver problems may occur in crohn's disease. ♪ now's the time to ask your gastroenterologist how you can take control

. >> diana, this leads to the inn evi evidentable competent for cop29. what do we know about what is on the agenda given the developments here falling shy of what some climate experts what in terms of action? >> reporter: we know cop29 is in azerbaijan. the latest we heard is we will see another draft and maybe four hours which keeps getting pushed back. the focus of what i hear is could in the first draft. the language says the parties could reduce consumption of fossil uels. should it change to should? they are focused on that. next year's cop will not have the focus on fossil fuels because this is a reaction to what is called the global stock take which was a report card on how the parties are doing with the paris agreement. the report card said it is not good. that's why this cop is so important. dom. >> diana olick live in dubai with the latest on cop28. thank you very much. >>> we still with the energy story and cop28 leaders to balk at adopting stronger language aimed at reducing emissions which is the hottest trade of the year which has been shor

political theorist, the author of "the origins of totalitarianism and the human condition: the banality of evi trial for "the new yorker" magazine, the magazine that masha gessen writes for. masha, last week, an israeli airstrike and gaza city killed the acclaimed hosting academic, activist, poet refaat alareer, along with his brother, sister, and his four nieces. for more than 16 years, alareer worked as a professor of english literature at the islamic university of gaza where he taught shakespeare and other subjects. the father of six and mentor to many young palestinian writers and journalists. he cofounded the organization we are not numbers. in october, democracy now! spoke to refaat alareer who also compared gaza to the warsaw ghetto. >> we speak about complete devastation and destruction to universities, to schools, to mosques, to clinics, roads, infrastructure, to waterline. i googled this morning also -- warsaw ghetto pictures. and i got pictures i couldn't differentiate. somebody tweeted four pictures and asked to tell which one is from gaza and which one is from the warsaw ghetto. t

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the missing titanic submerse submersible,the wreckage was evy found, earthquakes and also hashtag try, a song that became so controversial. it's silly, because it's a great song. mariasong. maria: it's interesting, the google searches. >> most i was not surprised by. try it in a small town, i guess i was a little bit. it shows what can pick up a viral moment and get people's attention and stir emotions. maria: the supreme court is agreeing to consider a request from special counsel jack smith to conduct an expedited review of former president trump's claim of special immunity in the case. subsmith wanting no delays in te trump 2020 election case trial, that trial is scheduled for mar, 2024, one day before super tuesday. the supreme court is ordering trump and his lawyer to respond to the petition by december 20th. joining me is former fbi assistant director, agent and attorney, chris swecker. thank you for being here. look, we know that jack smith wants this done and done. he wants trump to go to trial. he wants trump convicted and he wants trump off the ballot for the 2024 election.

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now, does it mean that it's evi get individual members? not necessarily, no. but it does look. thank you both for comingi in tonight. and as we're looking at this docu t it's thef the onestocharges. the new speae ohnabout januar at least maybe blur them. the speaker, who ordered thousands video, the ones who illegall >od against. and to be charged by the doj. >> many of them have been charged by thdoj. speaker johnson's oclintention.a statement saying thatfa from ann i have a feeling former deputys- director of the fbi andisagree.s me now. i do wonder, andrew, what you make of what speaker johnson is saying here. we do aneed to be protected from law enforcement? >> well, caitlin, before i get to that, let me just touch on the security issue very uickly. you know, the idea of releasing tens of thousands of hours of private i get it, inside the halls ahar they're not democraciesth ano wn you do that, you exto pspace. ay ctothis. i can tell you that there are notes.of foreign intellige putting that aside, trerema inactive transparency, the speaker hcovideo. i don't really understa

evy tax that my friend has mentioned falls io one of two categories. some of those regarding the abuse of the corporate form turn tories of constructive realization or you might say assignment of income. i don't think there is much of a distinction. the remainder are stigforward exciseax supported by the long historyf congressional practice. these include the original issue discount. it is simply an excise tax the transaction regarding the transfer of a bond. congss has been levying taxes like that for over 130 years. others like the mark to market taxes are excise taxes on conducting business in specified fashion. those sort of tax pdate the 16th amendment and there's also case law. if it was simply enough for the -- for the -- if it was simply enough to attribute income to anyby th a close relationship to it, all of the u's corporate reorganization cases and cases involving shareholder rights and really pretty much all the sixteenth amendment cases involving trusts and everything else would have been about a sentence long because it wouldn't really t

it's evi evident what we are seg now especially in the images somehow sans coming across in single areatinue to many do. that's what we are experiencing right now. because of that, it continues to overwhelm border patrol agents. as of right now, points of entry are closed. legitimate trade and travel has been shut down. points of entry, especially inspection stations by border patrol have been shut down. they are diverting those resources to process more illegal immigrants that are coming across the border. and, again, that exposes more vulnerabilities along the border. we have to step in as state to try to fill those gaps. >> lawrence: l.t., when i have been down there with you all and texas dps is doing arrests, detainments,going through the brush and being on the land of the ranchers, you always tell me look, l.j., we can only do so much. we don't have the legal authority to do it. now this texas senate bill 4 changes all of that. up to six months in jail or 2,000ness a fine up to 20 years in prison for the second time conviction. now, police must transport them to the point of entry

as evi that's a defense. will also said that know theret are many ways to celebrate. yeah. and they're only racisny wt somf the time. >> just like jimmy kimmel.hy wat but then why was this party supposed to be secret?people and is is there a party att that only white people can attend? >> of course not. and there shouldn't be. the music would be terrible. >> but that's the point. bu is bad nogation matter which race is behind it. you know, we keep hearing about hostile work environments. so how are separate parties no e hostile work environment? the answer is in the questiostdn at a hostile work environment. nobody, even the top exa topm will ever complain about it because it's a hostileostile environment. >> the hostility can turn on you at any timen tun yo. >> no wonder these diversity programs have been shown to increasograms he workplace we conflicts. and that's according to a piece d that'sccordingfrom, of all pls the harvard business review. >> r but this isn't was a first woke disaster in march of 2022. she said this during a st day event. >> winter was pretty intens

and suddenly here he i is an evy day he is discovering things he did not note.get the economy was headed south inflation worse than anything we have experienced. a looming recession. lest we forget we have not exited vietnam entirely. as a gerald ford would experience through his grief in this is 1975. relations with the soviets were very delicate spirit arms delic. arms-control talks were stalled. nato was fraying a badly the revolution in portugal. the communist party in france and italy were knocking at the door. and by the way second day in office he is informed there is haywire scheme to retrieve a sunken soviet submarine in the pacific. involving howard hughes, creating something with a cover story that was to discover manganese crystals at the bottom of the pacific while a soviet crawler, anyway you get the picture. anyway day after day after day he finds he said 25% of his time, some days more, being monopolized by richard nixon. nixon's tapes, nixon's papers and ultimately his legal prospects. so for at whatever it is worth the gerald ford believes a so

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she might be cute and adorable but poppy's gentle nature will mean that evie gets to spend christmaswithout further ado, let's jump straight in and remember the time when ade headed to finnish lapland — not to meet santa claus, but a rapper who's keeping his language alive with music. huskies howl ade: finnish lapland is as close as it gets to a winter wonderland. more than one million tourists come here each year in search of the northern lights, santa, and his reindeer. the sami are the indigenous people who live in this part of the world — from northern norway, sweden, finland, and the far north part of russia. there's around 6,000 samis left in this part of finland, and here, they're known as the inari sami — because most of them live around lake inari, which is 250km north of the arctic circle. i've never been so far north. i'm here! after landing in the town of ivalo, just an hour—and—a—half flight from helsinki, i meet my first inari friend. hello! hey! welcome to finland and ivalo. thank you! i'm ade. nice to meet you. nice to meet you, i'm johanna. nice to meet you — look at

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evi so as evidence piles up fromde shady overseas companies, shady loans and shady or beatings, one thing's for sure. g is like being president. old joe doesn't know a single thing about it. it even when slapped in the facein with an associated press poll showin t g 70% of americans, including 40% of democrats, believe he either acted illegally or% in regards to hs family's business dealings. and a "new york post" reporter had the nerve to ask him about it. >> usually says americans are americans and especially why you interacted with sowith many of your sunday brothers or business associates. >> i'm not going brother commen. i did not. and it's just a bunch of lies. didn't interact with my associates. i did not. >> lies, lies, lie and lies. just a bunch of lies from lying liars who tell lying. sounds like a second grader being accused by his teacher of stealing a of somebody's lunchbox. >> he froze like a stripper outo in a igloo. or like me, when i seef judge jeanine walking down the hallso. now, that question came from the new york post. you know, the same paper that was banned from face

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a photo here of my cockapoo amber, taken by my granddaughter evie . taken by my granddaughter evie.em, don't we? >> and we absolutely do. please do, because it's cheering us up as well. let's go to our top story this morning. rishi sunak has said that hostile states will drive people to our shores to destabilise western nations unless leaders crack down on illegal migration. >> ian. yes? on a visit to meet the italian premier giorgia meloni, the prime minister said that asylum conventions must be revamped, that the revamped, adding that the growing numbers are, quote, overwhelming our capacity to help those who need us the most. well joining us in the studio here is gb news political correspondent katherine forster >> this very dramatic language rishi sunak is using. yes i was really struck by by the language, the language from rishi sunak yesterday in italy , rishi sunak yesterday in italy, not dissimilar to language that his previous boss sacked home secretary suella braverman used about immigration, talking about countries in the west being overwhelmed by the numbers, talking abo

names of the kids as they found out hours later if they were okay and then the last text is, we lost evie. that, for me, was the real moment that so many parents across this country experience when their kids are just going to school. this week we passed a grim milestone. we have now had more gun-related mass shootings this year than 20 -- so we call on our colleagues today to say enough is enough. we know what the solutionsare are. we -- solutions are. we know it's not just one solution for each kind of gun violence incident. i come from a state with a time-honored tradition of hunting and fishing, so when i look at these gun proposals, i ask, would this proposal hurt my uncle dick in his deer stand? no. he doesn't need an ak-47 to go deer hunting, that's why democrats and many republicans support reinstating an assault weapons ban, that's why over 7{%}of americans -- 87{%}of americans support closing the loophole and keep guns away from domestic abusers. we must past the bek ex -- background check, which allows unlicensed gun dealers to sell a firearm without conducting a background che

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