the gallery's entitled impact reflection, and we're opening with that gallery devoted to four movementste change and me too. it's a way for us to think about the ongoing relevance of movies, to recognise that movies have always had political and cultural impact, sometimes in ways that had not been acknowledged by the film industry, sometimes really damaging ways like castigating whole—sale groups of people, we're acknowledging those histories, and we're using this museum as a platform to think collectively about how we can change those practices going forward. some people might take the view, though, that you're advancing a progressive activist agenda by way of what you're saying, and the role a the museum is really to reflect the status quo. well, i don't know that the museum world can any longer take that point of view. i think that neutrality is a position, and what we're trying to do here is to recognise that you're always taking a position, and if can use the museum as a platform for addressing social inequities of the past, we recognise those things as a collective, and we hope th

the gallery's entitled impact reflection.ts — black lives matter, labour relations, climate change and me too. and in that space, that's dedicated to discussing how documentary and narrative films deal with those social impact areas. we talk about these issues all the time as a team. they infuse all the ways that we're thinking about partnering with organizations around los angeles and around the country. they're shaping the ways that we're thinking about our pedagogical approach to use media as a way that can level the playing field, that can really empower communities that have been marginalized to tell their own stories. so it's a way for us to think about the ongoing relevance of movies, to recognize that movies have always had political and cultural impact, sometimes in ways that had not been acknowledged by the film industry, sometimes really damaging ways like castigating wholesale groups of people. we're acknowledging those histories and we're using this museum as a platform to think collectively about how can we chan

i- galleries. we think of this is a global museum. i think. galleries.that we are going to be feeling, which is to think not just— feeling, which is to think not just about hollywood's centrality in wells —— world cinema. _ centrality in wells —— world cinema, our main exhibition is the most _ cinema, our main exhibition is the most extensive of its kind in north— the most extensive of its kind in north america and we are really— in north america and we are really going to think about the ways— really going to think about the ways that he has developed work that is— ways that he has developed work that is grounded injapanese culture, _ that is grounded injapanese culture, but global in its appeal~ _ culture, but global in its appeal. our collaboration almodovar is another example of looking _ almodovar is another example of looking at — almodovar is another example of looking at and working with an artist — looking at and working with an artist who— looking at and working with an artist who speaks in cinematic language. there are so many ways— language.

the gallery was set to show off his collection this weekend. i've learned at 11 o'clock last night that the gallery's been broken into. surveillance video rolling as artist raymond l. haywood says a nearly nine inch rock was hurled through the front window of this oakland art gallery tuesday evening. the large stone narrowly missing heywood's most prized artwork in the collection. i spent over a year on this piece, so to have that damage would have been. i don't know. it makes me a little emotional, but heywood's works not left untouched, nearly an hour passes on the surveillance video before. a woman is seen walking into the mercury 20 gallery on 25th street. it's unclear if she's the same person responsible for smashing the front window. but that woman seen heading directly for assigned digital print of hayward's artwork worth over $500. it was just like a gut punch when i. i just put these pieces up on monday and i was excited to share them. and now one is gone. the gallery scheduled to share his works at an opening on saturday, this week, w

but that gallery received the largest wind fall.lping under-privileged children of presidents show the first hart they made with a coke straw. hunter seen here thinking about donuts, hooker and cocaine was observed last week if l.a. could federal funds have been used to promote hunter's work. the big guy told to us keep it in perspective. >> come on, man. this is art. i know art. i have that vincent price behind me. it's a copy. look at hunter in perspective. selling paintings for $500,000. grade the guy on a scale. i always did. >> [laughing]. >> [cheering]. >> greg: he could just get the scale from hunter. >> oh! [laughing]. >> greg: that's what he used to weigh the coke, kat. what kind of covid relief do you need for an art gallery? it's one room. you never sell anything. i then gallery. all of these restaurants closed. that place got a half million dollars. >> they don't even serve food. this is not shocking. people on both sides of the aisle said there might be problems here. problems here, there and everywhere. that's why peop

the gallery owner issued a statement. we'll put it up here. last year they got 150,000.ummer before they took on the sale of hunter biden paintings. how can this salary, by the way watchdog groups are getting way more money, way more money than other galleries in the city and other areas, how could this go on government cash went to this gallery. we don't know if it went to market hunter biden's artwork at all? now the gallery is, is this a new low in politics, where the president's son gets his artwork basically helped out an subsidized with pandemic money? is that where we're at? >> it is. this is whole new low what is already a new low chapter. companies across the board early on during this covid relief fund, a lot of employees, not a lot of other costs lobbied successfully to have a lot of bailouts linked to the number of employees. a couple of my friends went out of business went out of that. none of my friends, who i know, got reevaluation this year. sorry we drove you out of business to near bankruptcy. we'll give you more money. maybe the reason for that because

a woman is seen walking into the mercury 20 gallery on 25th street.it's unclear if she's the same person responsible for smashing the front window. but that woman seen heading directly for assigned digital print of hayward's artwork worth over $500. it was just like a gut punch when i. i just put these pieces up on monday, and i was excited to share them. and now one is gone. the gallery scheduled to share his works at an opening on saturday, this week, was supposed to be spent tying up loose ends and said hey, would i school carpentry teacher by day, spending his time cleaning up and spackling the wall. this is all new work from. 2019 2020 super personal. i almost stopped doing our covid hit because i was just super depressed. i was working as a carpenter and then got laid off and. didn't know what i would do for money and just went to my studio and started cranking on these big chinese haywood both saddened by the loss of his art, and what he says seems like a spike in crime in the area concerned about the safety of his fellow art collective members

a woman is seen walking into the mercury 20 gallery on 25th street.unclear if she's the same person responsible for smashing the front window but that woman seen heading directly for assigned digital print of hayward's artwork worth over $500. it was just like a gut punch when i. i just put these pieces up on monday and i was excited to share them. and now one is gone. the gallery scheduled to share his works at an opening on saturday, this week, was supposed to be spent tying up loose ends and said hey, would i school carpentry teacher by day, spending his time cleaning up and spackling the wall. this is all new work from 2019 2020 super. personal i almost stopped doing our when covid hit because i was just super depressed i was working as a carpenter and then got laid off and didn't know what i would do for money and just went to my studio and started cranking on these big chinese. he would both saddened by the loss of his art, and what he says seems like a spike in crime in the area concerned about the safety of his fellow art collective members, t

, very high and art gallery called the lawrence gallery in there i foundar that they have beautifu paintingschagall and lichtenstein and so on. they are cheaper. you can buy a picasso, a signed picasso for $400,000, which is cheaper than hunter biden's $500,000 painting. so i think possibly the people who are paying insane prices fo hunter biden's painting are not doing it for the art. >> there but how many actual artist, talented people who sleep withd for skiers with th recognition of income has seen this and decided to give up and jump off the bridge. any news on that? >> it's interesting you say tha because one of the gallery owners along that street, i knocked him on the door of the ec, and i he said he had just been talking to an artist about the fact that hunter biden is getting enormous amounts of money and this other artists ha slaved for years to try and mak a living with his art and everyone is scratching their heads thinking it's very curious . obviously it is only because hi father's president. thatsi the only business people are buying it. with the notoriety and potentially the

, very high-end gallery called the martin lawrence gallery and there i found that they have beautifulchtenstein and so on and they are cheaper. you can buy a picasso, a signed picasso for $400,000, which is cheaper than hunter biden's $500,000 painting. i think possibly the people who are paying insane prices for hunter biden's paintings are not really doing it for the arts. >> tucker: i wonder how many actual artists, talented people who have slaved away for years with no recognition and no income have seen this and decided to jump off the triborough bridge. any news on that? >> interesting you say that because one of the other gallery owners along that street in soho, broadway, i knocked on the door to see if they had any thoughts about it were saying he had just been talking to an artist about the fact that hunter biden is getting enormous amount of money and this other artist slaved for years to try to make a living with art and everyone is scratching their heads and obviously it is only because his father's president. it is the only reason people are buying at. and potentially fo

let me really museums and galleries, spaces and houses and universities. they're all that they all have one shared characteristics, which is their places of learning. and i think that as we kind of move forward and be able to kind of research and, and present a full case, people come denying what happened in the past or is just can say, well, this is the truth of this object. this is you more information about it or is the context for it? i don't think there's anything. there's anything wrong with that. me think that more people are, are beginning to do that, and it's a good thing to say that we keep referring to the process as artwork. yes. every beautiful. well, one thing that we've, we've realized through this or can with this is that these are cuz spiritual objects occur in that we had it, jesus, it is them emblematic memorialize is a key mother from the, the warning still family of been in. so it's a, it's natural answers to, it's an allen, it's a, it's more an object than most of them. most of them are so that they have a different spiritual meaning

downstairs is the gallery. it is all about graphic design.shop and museum. in here are some of our actual props from the films. - and it all started when miraphora mina sat down one day and hand—wrote a letter. now she and eduardo have been recreating the wizarding world in new editions ofjk rowling's harry potter books that are 3d and interactive. i used to love drawing, like, - sections of houses and dolls houses, when i was little, and i think you did as well. _ so we kind of always - imagine what would it be like to be a young reader. i think you probably noticed from the gallery that detail| is our thing and our passion, and so to try and then - get it inside the book as well is important. | yes. and i don't think there's been very many illustrated editions - of the harry potter books. with the book soon released and filling up shelves, time for their other mission. we hear from the people that come in here that it is sometimes their first experience with an art gallery or graphic design as well, so we are kind of, i like to think we are

devon nunez, sounds like the fire roles they said they would put up with the gallery were never raised> i am in california and didn't receive my invitation. i was going to pay at least 85,$000. >> they would take higher bids. you have an opening there. this is back in july. jen psaki said hunter's art sales would be handled this way. >> regarding the selling of art and selling of prices will be handled by a professional gala rest to the highest industry standards and any offer of the normal course would be rejected out of hand and they will not share information about buyers including their identities. it would be challenging for an anonymous person we don't know and hunter biden doesn't know to have influence. >> hunter biden doesn't know, he is fraternizing of they are taking selfys and having drinks together. >> who buys a piece of artwork and doesn't put it on the wall. how do they keep the secret? it is ludicrous, the whole thing is outrageous. the american people know it. it was supposed to be the most transparent administration in history and clearly they went to an area that is

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will art galleries become digital as well? that is next.loomberg. ♪ emily: the future of art galleries is here. from meta-avarice and nft arch to virtual reality, there has been a craze over digital art. with the sector surging from $52 million at the end of 2020, to $490 million in april this year. this according to blockchain development company consensus. bloomberg quicktake's stella ko takes a look at what this means for the future of art collectibles by taking us to the first edition of the digital art fair asia, in hong kong. ♪ stella: meta-verse, nft, virtual reality. the first edition of digital art fair asia shows a new generation of artists. >> at the digital art fair, we are particularly interested in educating the new generation of art collectors, and even traditional art collectors to enter the new digital world. stella: the fair features over 200 digital and nft artworks. from a turkish artists metaverse nft collection, to images being tribute to the hong kong architecture. >> i feel like the digital art place is evolving. i t

but then that loan was revised this past summer to give the gallery an additional $350,000. the deal as sketchy. is it? let's ask jason chaffetz a former u.s. congressman and fox news contributor. do you smell a rat here? >> i do. it is highly suspicious. this is a gallery that has a grand total of two employees and suddenly they get more than $400,000 some of which is days after hunter biden signs a deal to have his art there. it is not only small business administration loans but ppp funds. i think it demands some questions because the allegation is in association or comparison to other art galleries, many of which got these types of loans and what not, these people got an exorbitant amount of money. >> bill: you ran the oversight committee. you are the guy basically out of government who has dealt with this a long time. i didn't know we were bailing out art galleries. >> look, there are businesses of all types. $580,000 for a two-person business is highly suspicious and something our country can't afford. it is worth looking and asking the questions. the records on this h

it is buying primary market from the artist and from galleries and we have seen an increase in spendur time and lockdowns. i thank you so much foryourtime and i lockdowns. i thank you so much for your time and i love that artwork from your children behind you! thank you. the language learning app duolingo has been downloaded 500 million times since it was first launched in 2012. people use it around the world to teach themselves everything from english to portuguese — to gaelic or swahili. but now the app is branching out into maths. duolingo's cofounder and ceo luis von ahn has been speaking to our business reporter dougal shaw. it is known for language learning, that is the most popular way to learn language in the world but our mission is more general, is about all of education. we started with language learning for many reasons but probably the biggest one is which there is this humongous need to learn english and over the world and knowledge of english can immediately increase your potential and that's why we started with languages but always wanted to teach other things, it was

this art gallery wouldn't answer the question.s is why we believe that big government is bad. you can't control the spending. you don't know where it goes, and what you find when you have trillions of dollars, it ends up going to people's friends, colleagues and associates as opposed to the average american who thinks they're going to get their cut of the cash. this year democrats want to spend an additional $8 trillion. you break that down to every man, woman and child, that's about $25,000 per person. does anyone think they're getting $25,000? you have five kids, seven of you, 200 grand? not a chance. i'm not getting -- we're pushing almost $300,000 in our family. that's going to the friends of politics and the -- politicians and the power powerful, and that's why conservatives believe inless spending -- in less spending. rachel: and you think about the doj, they're investigating parents for being domestic terrorists for going to school board meetings and having complaints about stuff that's going on there, and then, you know, t

why would any art gallery would want to sell half hunter biden's art? well he had his covert releasable loan more than doubled by the biden administration, and this particular art gallery received by far the largest sba disaster loan. as an aside mr. attorney general, the member who represents the tenth congressional district is none other than chairman nadler. mr. attorney general, who buys hunter biden's art? who benefits? what benefits do they receive from the biden administration? the american people want to know. i have sent a letter to the department of justice before your 10-year asking them to appoint a special counsel for hunter biden. i have today sent a letter to you and i'm asking you now, will you appoint a special counsel to investigate hunter biden? >> i'm not for the same reason that i'm not able to respond to questions about investigations of the former president or of any one else. i'm not able to discuss any investigations pending or otherwise with respect to any citizen of the united states. >> mr. attorney general, i've worked for t

the question it raises is to the gallery this, did george burgess go to camp david with the first familyhat about walmart and does this complicate the ethics of this entire arch sale, to my eyes it surely does. >> can you get that down, one of the vendors down there? >> i don't think so. george burgess's friend road, he's wearing a fabulous embrace the presidential seal in the word camp david presidential retreat 46 all over it. doesn't look good. we have breaking news. dave chapelle is speaking out after netflix employees staged a walkout over what they say are transfer over comments in his last comedy central. netflix stood by the comedian and chapelle just released this on instagram. >> i said what i said and i heard what you said. my god, how could i not? you said you want a safe working environment at netflix. it seems like i'm the only one who can't go to the office anymore. thank god for netflix. the transgender community. i'm more than willing to give you an audience but you will not summon me. i'm not bending to anybody's demands. and i canceled or not? then let go. >> that's fr

the white house said they would put up with the gallery were never raised. >> i'm sure they'd take higher bids. my question is, i'm going to play it like this is back in july. jen psaki said the art sales would be handled this way. >> the actions regarding the selling of art and selling setting empires will be adherin to the highest industry gal right into any would be rejecte out of hand. would be challenging for an anonymous person who we don't know. >> hunter biden doesn't know congress, he is fraternizing them they taking and having drinks together at the gallery in la. >> it's a piece of artwork and doesn't put it up on their wall great how are they going to kee the secret? the american people know it. it is supposed to be the most transparent administration in the history. it's known for fraud and money laundering. this congress, the republicans in congress have asked this question, the top republican from the party has been asking for the information. this is a very murky area and i looks really good once you take it into account the long i woul say c

will art galleries become digital as well? that is next.his is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the future of art galleries is here. from meta-avarice and nft arch to virtual reality, there has been a craze over digital art. this sector surging to $490 million in april this year. this according to blockchain development company consensus. bloomberg quicktake takes a look at what this means for art collectibles by taking us to the first edition of the digital art fair. in hong kong. ♪ >> meta-verse, nft, virtual reality. the first edition of digital art fair asia shows a new generation of artists. >> we are particularly interested in educating the new generation of art collectors, and even traditional art collectors into the new digital world. >> that fair features over 200 digital and nft artworks. images paying tribute to hong kong architecture. >> i feel like the digital art place is evolving. i think social media plays a huge part. we have the -- surreal hong kong. [indiscernible] they are doing light paintings with drones. they program the drones to

in the area i think a hundred galleries this by far biggest windfall in terms of fda loan. >> seems of what needs were, under the program other covid aide got increased i believe 500,000, rachel assume that is all above board, maybe program clearly, administered the problem is that no whon has a brain can deny that this is whole art show is -- a hunter biden influence operation that is the problem u.s. taxpayer is funding what is clearly hunter biden's trying to get people to pay him and in so doing essentially win favor for the biden family. a problem. >> got a statement from george, the gallery owner said i received my ppp alone ail 2020 when donald trump was president with countless garlic reads considering a global pandemic had every right to salaries, to receive this we weren't not unique in that, you know he makes a point he got a loan so did other people galleries didn't get quite as much as he did, would you say that biggest scandal here is one doj not getting involved going after parent as domestic terrorists where is doj. >> whole thing wreaks of how corrupt our ruling cla

[laughter] president fun showcased his childlike doodles on a fancy gallery in l.a. last week.tation must've gotten lost in the cocaine. the dailymail.com publishing events that were confusing online readers who thought that the art was a sign they had. as many as 200 art enthusiasts and people serving paternity suits, were invited. that was a joke. apparently his pieces were priced as high as a half million, or to put in terms that he understands, 508 balls and 300. it's true the first time that the gallery sold paintings by the ounce, and that it's art no doubt raises a lot of eyebrows and cash for viagra. we are also told that the identities of the buyers would never be revealed and that's literally the only information the government doesn't spy on. now we can say with certainty that we know who was duped into buying hunter's work but the daily mail reports there was a horrible mayor, our long retired boxer and a guy who makes mediocre music in attendance. eating hunter must have something on all of them. we have to wonder how his artwork would hold their value over time. m

now in a surprise showing, hunter's work is on display in new york and the gallery owner, the ethicalce, laura, showed up on instagram wearing a camp david hat. the question it raises, to the gallery's, did george burgess go to camp david with the first family? you don't pick that hat up at walmart, and does this complicate the ethics of this entire art sale? to my eyes it surely does. >> laura: inquiring eyes want to know. can you get that down on bleecker street from one of the vendors down there? >> i don't think so. george burgess' friend, a columnist, wrote he's wearing a fabulous cap emblazoned with the presidential seal in the words "camp david presidential retreat 46" all over it. doesn't look good. finally, laura -- >> laura: outrageous. >> we have some breaking news. dave chappelle is speaking out after netflix employees staged a walkout after what they say or trans-public comments in his last comedy special. netflix stood by the comedian and chapelle just released this on instagram. >> i said what i said and boy, i heard what you said. my god, how could i not? you said you

and pandemic relief funds, far more than any other art gallery in similar circumstances.they need all that green? to rent a room? to hire a half-asleep security guard? to get a velvet rope to separate doctors from the rottweiler tour that is hunter's art? all around town, the businesses that have tons of employees are shut tighter than the botox skin on jo's warhead. yet hunter's gallery was saved by you and me, the taxpayer. talks about tax funded abortions. like tyrus had come we all know people whose businesses have closed permanently thanks to lockdowns. if only their dads had connections. instead, those people are screwed in life under joe. we have worthless money, bear shells, and elites who get special treatment. it's like the soviet union but without the great literature. meanwhile we are told that all of these so-called art transactions would remain anonymous. as of last trans transparency reduces corruption but that's how we got the spending spree that somehow cost zero. for them, ignorance is strength. anyway, how long before we find out who ever bought the pai

todd: hunter's gallery received by far the largest fba loan, 580,000 bucks in total.eantime, want to go to the next topic, the new york times in hot water after overreporting the number of kids hospitalized by covid-19. here's the article, the correction. a new vaccine strategy for kids is the topic. the article misstated the full r of covid hospitalizations in u.s. children, it's more than 63,000 from august 2020 to october 2021. not 900,000. that's a pretty big nugget different there, concha. how does one make an error that grave? >> come on, todd. give them a little credit. they're only off by 837,000. right. in this situation. it's amazing how these mistakes always seem to go the wrong way, right? and in this case, this was a viral story on social media, i saw it being shared several times on facebook by concerned parents talking about, hey, this is a lot worse than maybe we realized, maybe we should reconsider the whole in-person school thing. and then once the times gets around to correcting it, that's nice and all. at that point, the allegation got major attent

>> i referred to the gallery is for questions the event. awkward situation the president? >> again the galleries have spoken to, was spoken to the specifics the calvinist has agreed to and what recommendations were made. >> were there any concerns about the photos showing and not gallery alongside prospective buyers? >> i defer to the callused on the specifics of the restrictions that were in place. >> emily: harris, i refer you to the gala rest. is that a new circle back? >> harris: yes, actually. but one of the first jobs of the gala rest is when people come through the door, that letter a they know who is coming. which is what the evil in the press room were asking about, and don't google hunter biden's images, don't do it with children in the room. i'm just saying, look. the gala rest is too busy to vet the people coming in, she still working on the artist. >> emily: exactly. don't google hunter biden images. jen psaki sounded a lot different. let's/back to july 9th. let's play the clip. >> the gala rest will not share information about

in turns out in 2019, hunter biden couldn't find a gallery to list his art. what happened in 2020 to change all that? his father became president of the united states. now a single piece of art from hunter biden sells for more than the average american home. this art arrangement is so suspicious that the ethics czar tweeted this year, hunter biden should cancel this art sale because he knows the prices are based on his dad's job. shame on potus if he doesn't ask hunter to stop. by the way, mr. attorney general, this is the same hunter biden who is being investigated by your department and the irs for tax fraud. selling fakes or having a fake skill set is nothing new to hunter biden. when his dad was vice president, hunter biden received $50,000 a month from a oligarch to sit on a crane company. what was his experience? nothing, zilch. as soon as he had his dad got to china, he linked with a chinese central bank. you might ask what his background was with pacific rim investments or the chinese central bank. nothing. inquiring minds might question why any art g

that's according to to the gallery. there's photos of hunter biden's wife.lf a million dollars. biden's burgeoning art career has drawn pretty intense scrutiny from republicans who fear the high-priced paintings could be bought by people or entities seeking to curry favor with the president. g.o.p. congressman ken buck pressed attorney general merrick garland last week on this very issue comparing biden's work to famous pieces by monet. he wants a special counsel to investigate >> in 2019, hunter biden couldn't find a gallery to list his art. and what happened in 2020 that changed all that? his dad became president of the united states. now a single piece of art from hunter biden sells for more than the average american home. >> -- potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars could be funneled to hunter biden through his art sales. the white house has sought to reassure those concerned about undue influence arguing entires will remain anonymous except to the gallery, and hunter himself won't discuss anything related the selling of art. hunter's first show in

, patriots gallery on the first floor of the museum, that is where i'm sitting right now the exhibit was sponsored by a number of different supporters of the museum presenting sponsor is american heritage credit union located in philadelphia this exhibit was sponsored through chairman's grant of the national endowment for humanities, democracy demands wisdom, also sponsors include morris and mark shankman i would like to point out that this exposition is recognized by america who the museum of the american revolution has partnered with in planning for the 250th anniversary of the declaration of independence coming up in five years from now and 2026. the exhibit has brought in its stores but the origins go back even before 2020 but even to an exhibit that was held at the historical society and i would like to have you talk about that and your involvement with that project. >> thank you, i should know at the start i am from ohio that is relevant really fascinating to see where everybody is coming from as well i was living right there in philadelphia a few years back at the university o

the exhibit itself is in our special exhibits gallery. patriots gallery on the first floor. that is where i am sitting right now. the exhibit was sponsored by number of different supporters of the museum for the presenting sponsor is american heritage credit union located here in philadelphia. this exhibit is also sponsor three chairman's grant of the national endowment for the humanities, also sponsors include mark shenkman. i would also like to point out this exhibition is officially recognized by america to 50 the museum of the american revolution has partnered with and planning for the 250th anniversary of the declaration of independence coming up just five years now and 2026. the exhibit has brought thousands of visitors already. but the origins of this exhibit go back even before 2020 but to an exhibit that was held at the new york historical society. jim, i would like to have you talk about that and your involvement with that project. >> yes it definitely thanks for a should note at the start i am from ohio. so that is relevant. i'm really fascinated to see where ever

now a team of lawyers is ventin patrons for hunter's upcoming gallery show in new york city which hasn delayed until spring or as hunter calls it fresh cocaine season. his art is almost as bad as you wardrobe. do you feel bad that somehow he is making money off his terribl talent and you can't? >> yes. i do. and probably be investigated by the fbi before he is too. it's really crazy. every time i see something abou hunter biden anonymously, peopl are buying his paintings becaus it's such a wonderful talent unlike is the fbi ever going to do anything? they've had his laptop since 2018. seriously, it's just a horrible embarrassment to the country, t the fbi. good lord, there out investigating pta parent spread. >> i'm trying to get a gun permit, that guy broke every gu law. he threw a gun away in a. >> rental cars in the middle of the desert with cocaine, pipes, badges. i guess they want to hear about more about him, i like him. >> you're the only one part. >> he's the only person benefiting under the biden economy. >> what did you say, $75,000 a painting? i think that hunter biden is p

mole in washington dc where you have the smithsonian museums, the air and space of the national art gallery. and then of course, it's very, very close to the u. s. capital, the library of congress will. let's get more details now on this and cross live audio. caleb martin. now joining us here live on the program. can you bring us up to speed? what do we know so far from dc while the u. s. department of health and human services has been evacuated in this bomb threat is being taken very seriously and there are a number of roads closed in the capital. now this is important, as you noted before, this is the area in which the us capital building is located in which the white house is. this is the downtown washington d. c. area. roads are closed on independence avenue. you have a section closed off, the street is closed off a 2nd avenue and d street 2nd street and the street, the building of voice of america. u. s. government news agency is also been evacuated because it's very close to the department of health and human services. quite a serious situation. now, there been a lot of threats and c

i am thinking about opening up my own gallery. judge jeanine: how much are you going to charge?couple million a painting. judge jeanine: what are you going to paint? >> i will payments whatever the hell i have to paint to get $2 million. judge jeanine: thank you for having us here at this beautiful mar-a-lago. this more "justice" ahead including a stunning leak from the biden white house. they are considering paying immigrants $450,000 each who illegally crossed our border in 2018. tomi lahren and leo terrell are with us next. stay with us. with directv stream, i can get live tv and on demand together. watch: serena williams... wonder woman.... serena... wonder woman... serena... wonder woman... ♪ ♪ ace. advantage! you cannot be serious! ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we

for nashville, the front of the mansion you see two story portico the runs across the house with a gallery and wings when it off to the side that is clearly very state of the art for 1835, and just a very imposing house that became the model for many other plantation houses. they began building the nucleus of this building in 1819, and their financial position had turned around sufficiently that they were ready to build a house of this size. they moved into the house in 1821. it was basically the same building as this, but much simpler. rachel died in 1828, and then in the years following her death the house was expanded. at one point the house burn and it was rebuilt into the mansion that we know today. the original plan of the house, the middle part, is called the center hall or georgian plan house where there's a center hall on both floors and then four rims, two two on each f the hallway and the stairway in the center hall. again behind me you see the curved flying stairway that we have today that was constructed while jackson was here. the intention was that when you walked through th

now a team of lawyers is ventin patrons for hunter's upcoming gallery show in new york city which hasd until spring or as hunter calls it fresh cocaine season. his art is almost as bad as you wardrobe. do you feel bad that somehow he is making money off his terribl talent and you can't? >> yes. i do. and probably be investigated by the fbi before he is too. it's really crazy. every time i see something abou hunter biden anonymously, peopl are buying his paintings becaus it's such a wonderful talent unlike is the fbi ever going to do anything? they've had his laptop since 2018. seriously, it's just a horrible embarrassment to the country, t the fbi. good lord, there out investigating pta parent spread. >> i'm trying to get a gun permit, that guy broke every gu law. he threw a gun away in a. >> rental cars in the middle of the desert with cocaine, pipes, badges. i guess they want to hear about more about him, i like him. >> you're the only one part. >> he's the only person benefiting under the biden economy. >> what did you say, $75,000 a painting? i think that hunter biden is probably

i am thinking about opening up my own gallery. judge jeanine: how much are you going to charge?illion a painting. judge jeanine: what are you going to paint? >> i will payments whatever the hell i have to paint to get $2 million. judge jeanine: thank you for having us here at this beautiful mar-a-lago. this more "justice" ahead including a stunning leak from the biden white house. they are considering paying immigrants $450,000 each who illegally crossed our border in 2018. tomi lahren and leo terrell are with us next. stay with us. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. sharing smiles together is a gift. at aspen dental, it's easy to gift yourself the smile you deserve. new patients, get started with a comprehensive exam and full set of x-rays with no obligation. and if you don't have insurance, it's free. plus, get 20% off your treatment plan. enjoy f

he runs galleries both here in new york and in berlin.ebut this month but it has been postponed until spring. ashley, no reason given for that postponement. ashley: very interesting indeed. good stuff, eric, thank you very much. we appreciate that. i want to you take a look now at this headline. it says, the biden-harris train wreck may have its savior, 2024 gop nominee donald trump. there is a headline. the author of that piece is joe concha. he joins me now. good morning to you, joe. you say trump will be the democrats savior come 2024. you have to make your case. >> yes. because he can motivate the democratic base more than anybody on the planet. so even if, this is what i point out in the column, even if you don't think joe biden is doing a very good job and quinnepiac had a poll last week showed 38% of americans overall approve of his job performance, 32% of independents approve of his job performance. he is in the 20s on things like the border and afghanistan, even if you think that is all bad, perhaps you have anna must towards don

. >> we did a major renovation of our gallery to just open to the public us all and we were able to sort of reimagine how we interpret d-day and eisenhower's involvement in the d-day planning and we care for three pretty amazing objects related to d-day and one of his death d-day planning tables and another is in case of failure than eisenhower and or pencil brother in second his pocket and then the third is the model of the mulberry harbor so that model as you will know, model that was used to explain the concept to churchill. then churchill gave the model to president roosevelt and the roosevelt presidential library and transported to the eisenhower presidential libraries and were still very proud to share this with our public and thank you. >> i think that they're planning table is one of those objects where you realize the history to happen right there, the mentioning around and making tens of thousands of lives hanging in the balance and that eisenhower had to hand write a note that if anything goes wrong, it is my fault, that is so dramatic reading. >> is really dramatic and you kn

jacqui: he talks to the gallery i don't see anything coming out of that. so with the ethics chief for george w. bush, perhaps they should tell hunter not to sell our until his father leaves office than the problem goes away but it is clear that is not the point right now. jacqui: hunter biden always finds himself in the headlines it seems. griff: our panel ways in on the trillions of dollars of new spending on capitol hill. next. s vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no.' everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to... and...when he wants to. so ray...can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us overwhelmed by the ups and downs now you know. try it for free. of frequent mood swings of bipolar i? ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. f

lawyers are busy vetting for an upcoming new york city gallery show in the spring.le as you mentioned those emails keep coming. fox news exclusively obtaining communications between hunter and his uncle jack owens who reached out in 2014 seeking help in securing a business license for his telemedicine company in china. biden wrote back less than an hour later saying working on it. back to you asap and forward erd the email to james bulger, nephew of -- and taiwanese businessman. unclear if their efforts were successful. we reached out to hunter's attorney and haven't heard back. >> harris: look at all the investigation that went on with whitey bulger. how could none of that have surfaced at the time that there was a vice president's son email back and forth? that's got to be somewhere, right? griff jenkins, thank you. power panel now. matt gorman former nrcc communications director and laura fink founder of rebel communications and democratic campaign consultant. great to see you both. matt, i am baffled how the white house isn't yet even prepared to talk about how