with us now mel gibson an old friend a malibu resident who tragically just lost his home. to the palisades fire. mel, i was thinking about you when i saw this fire break out. i think i talked to raymond, i said is mel okay? is his family okay? i instantly thought of you. he said he thought you were okay. i'm glad you got out. i'm glad your family is safe toll us what it was like to be on rogan's podcast when you learned it was lost. >> i didn't learn it was lost. i knew the neighborhood was on fire and i was in the path. i was a little tense when i talked to joe. he is a guy that can put you at ease fairly well. i was doing okay. my family was safe and out of harm's way. >> were you able to get possessions of course really immaterial when you have your family. i have been to your house. >> it was a incredible home. beautiful home. were you able to get anything out of your house? >> not much. >> not much a few necessary things. my son said just go grab this, and this and this he grabbed three things and took off. and then, you know, those are okay when i went up there the o

california governor gavin newsom facing backlash over alleged mismanagement of la wild fire withs mel gibson sending him a message. >> any message from you to governor newsom or karen bass tonight? >> spend less on hair gel. rachel: president elect trump will not face a penalty in the hush money case in new york. we have that next. charlie: the biden administration tried to bully facebook into censoring that post covid vaccines. >> they pushed us super hard to take down things that were honestly true. charlie: second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. a fox news alert, a new wave of evacuation orders issued in los angeles county after a major flairup overnight in the palisades fire. rachel: right now a total of six wild fires that are burning across los angeles. fire storm leaving at least 11 dead and destroying thousands of homes and buildings. will: robert ray is live on the ground in pacific palisades this morning. robert. reporter: good morning to you and everyone from a burned out neighborhood here, and i want to just illustrate how intense these fires are. the inside of

yes, a real gibson comes a a cost.ery woman whose live-in boyfriend decides to take up electric guitar. "babe, babe. i know you wanted a diamond tennis bracelet for christmas, but i got you something even better: me stumbling through the opening chords of "blackbird." wait, wait, wait, hold on. [haltingly plays "blackbird"] hold on. i got it. hold on. ♪ ♪ i'm gonna get it. i'm gonna get it. was i close? was i close? that was okay? meanwhile, "scientists accidentally discovered a sea creature that can reverse its age" which they have "dubbed the immortal jellyfish" and "a time-traveler species." a time-traveling jellyfish explains why there was never a jellyfish hitler. [laughter] meanwhile, in artsy-fartsy news, at an upcoming auction, a blank pure white art canvas is expected to sell for over $1.5 million. i'm just gonna go ahead and say it. it's time to stop doing art. i wasn't all that sure about the splattery ones, but i let it slide. then they did the balloon things, and i said nothing. and now look where we are.

the most amazing economy you are out of your [bleep] mind duty room in the state. >> martha: so mel gibson is not alone in recognizing governor newsom's responsibilities here. we saw him with president biden yesterday. we do expect president biden will be making a statement about the wildfires and the response to them. there was the smog that santos and over los angeles with the smoke that has settled over the entire area the skies are blue now. hopefully this will give a little bit of cover and ability for more choppers to get into the air. the wind has been very high that is a concern so obviously continuing live coverage of these fires in los angeles area that is the story for today i martha maccallum. trace gallagher coming up with live coverage from california next. >> i'm tal

jason, mel gibson says some he was asleep at the switch and he's right. >> absolutely right.emselves. it's one thing to say that look these things sometimes happen and depending on what the cause of this was, maybe or maybe not it could have been immediately prevented but what we know as a matter of fact, had they planned better for this, had everything been working the way it was supposed to, i don't think it would have spread to the way that it did. that's a lot of damage and destruction that's on their shoulders. >> trace: brianna. >> i don't think they were asleep, i think this is just a problem with the fact that they are incompetent. people like avenue some. california voters in 2014 voted for proposition one to create new reservoirs. scenarios like this help. get so many have been built? zero. ineffective leadership. they weren't asleep but they were just not doing their job because they are ineffective. >> trace: amazing to me because mark zuckerberg said the following about the biden administration, these people from the biden administration what called up our team a

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at £4,200 guy gibson's wings and selling at auction at £4,200... gavel slams.usy weather for flying. time for a look at the weather. here's stav. yes, staying very cold, and we do have a number of flood warnings in place but they will ease with sunny days to come for the rest of the week but it will stay cold, very cold nights, further snow and ice around northern and western areas and they will be gradually turning less cold as we head into the weekend so temperatures are recovering to normal. we have a lower tier met office weather warning for snow 0ffice weather warning for snow showers in northern western scotland and northern ireland, up to ten centimetres over the highlands and an ice warning for north wales and north—west england where wintry showers will ease over the next few hours. elsewhere, clearskies, light winds and a cold night with temperatures down to double digits into northern england and parts of scotland and we will see freezing fog patches develop in northern ireland and parts of north—west england and north wales and the midlands, so watc

thing is when you is 9 years old and you can have a list of even though a little range of interest. gibson, similar to the voucher for, for gardner smith property support, which one would like to remove from the garage on the new come one is one year old terms, 2 different goals, preferably because of the process we're going to do the most poignant premium. go with you hope to double this for both of these, but we're leasing football. so let's say you want the best football nay. well, you still wouldn't nevermind criteria most. punish the border of the court to a more local bunyan pretty new. your goals, like i did a demo of what's the more intuitive smile store or google my boost bedroom studio to show at the fellows when they to a couple of couple months yup. somewhere probably knew the most cool. most sort of fish daughter. yeah. i'm only give the point, oh, still the doing the fuck the land about could i the mean for support is that it isn't just sort of in problems that total. i mean, is that too, as well as some of the homes they us? i 97 that to me so, so no long job could be seen t

yeah. abroad and table as even in the little thing of interest. gibson similar to one of the richard new snares limits for pretty support. what you would look for on the grass on the come on is when you're from 64 goals for, for what kind of ask for what, what process. we don't want to go into to the point into the meal and go with you hope to a little bit of trouble. things that we're leasing for. proposals will say it's what is the best phone? yeah, it will, it still wouldn't, nevermind. the criteria must punish the border of the court to a more local bunyan pretty new your goals, like the more washed of the lower introduce mine store or google my boost bedroom studios to show at the for all those when they to a couple of couple months here probably in your school before this is daughter. yeah. i'm only give the point. oh, still the doing the book, the appointment button about could i'd be more interested board is all isn't just sort of in problem set. so that means that $2000.00, something on which they asked me so, so no long job could be seen this did i knew me from a fox ca? i

plus, in moments, legendary actor and director mel gibson joins me live after his home was destroyed in the california wildfires. and it's another day of wreckage and ruin in southern california as the fires continue to decimate the areas around la. the infernos have covered more than 35,000 acres. that's more than twice the size of manhattan. now, the palisades fire has destroyed more than 20,000 acres. it's only 8% contained. north of that is the kenneth fire that spans over a thousand acres. and then there's the eaton fire that's out in pasadena, and that's taken out more than 5000 structures and caused at least two deaths. and that's covered more than 13,000 acres. it's a disaster. >> it's armageddon. >> i've never seen anything like this in my life. >> we're so heartbroken for our neighbors. these were newlyweds. just bought this home six months ago. >> this is honestly probably the worst i've ever seen it. >> we just don't have enough personnel and whatnot to really, you know, contain this one. it's not a war zone. >> it's just a tragedy. >> these poor people. and for those who

so clearly monica ya. gibson from the royal danish defense college. thank you. you're welcome. bye let's. let's take a look at the most orders of making headlines. well saw it in the united states where the by and administration has imposed sanctions on members of sedans, rapids support forces, turning on its lead them a 100 hung down backlog, who is also known as the messy. washington says they are assessed as committed genocide. tens of thousands have been killed and sit down since the war between the countries and the recess broke out almost 2 years ago to francis, commemorating the victims of the deadly assault on the shalley. i've joseph technical magazine, 10 years ago to mass style tell you that link gun with assault rifles. a still on charlie of those parish news room and killed 12 people. the traffic on a space of is the best living center tasks in the country. umbrella pat who founded the french far right. knoxville, front tossing has died, eggs 96. i'm just a depend reached the presidential election but of both again shot. you're rocking 2002. it was succeeded just p

mel gibson on friday night and one thing he said on broken california spent waste management money onhter] is a possible some of it was spent on a medicare pedicure? and facial? >> it was missing the federal. [laughter] he should have spent a little extra. >> tomorrow nfl sunday rams play monday in arizona and matthew stafford can pass kat it greatest gavin newsom did when he was asked about water, rams our inbox. one more question based on trumps analysis, do i need to start working spelled into my diet for next year's anniversary? >> i don't think anything will help you. [laughter] >> and newsom chased the way out of him? >> shots fired. >> is actually a great idea. [laughter] >> i did know she was going to be a roast of jimmy. [laughter] >> amazing to think it's been 365 days and i still hate -- [bleep] -- [laughter] [applause] >> they told me michael was h here. [laughter] >> do not let her behavior cool you. when we come back, a drink with a drug smoker and red slippers from the wizard of oz. [applause] before i started playing basketball, i was kind of quiet. i wasn't really tha

busy of 1700 french, strange, ukrainian soldiers abandoned their brigade and never saw any action. gibson. investigate a bureau chief, how's the legs spelled abuse of power in the so name, the least unit is to blame for the mass mom. power flight, not size. ukraine's mounting losses are forcing the authorities to mobilize even more civilians. further circulating a line shows men being snatched off the streets by recruiters. some citizens trying to find well, it all comes rushing. troops made steady gains across the front lines last year and must go secured the most territory. since the 1st month of the conflict goes to $200.00 residential areas were lost by keeps forces despite all the western support received or tease from on cost. with how's the extended breakdown and how nature has been all unable to achieve its stated goal of defeating russia on the battlefield or the little over a year ago in the final days of 2023. as the hype to creating and capture offensive have clearly failed vicky every, he was still hole full. that 2024 would reverse the tide and bring about it's not a victory

kind of, i'll just see era washington to adam adam smith is an international trade partner as a new gibson done and crusher. he also served as a sanctions official in the us treasury. he joins us now live from washington, d. c. very good to have you with us and welcome to the program. now the us has been piling sanctions in russia since the country launched its evasion of ukraine in 2022, but it's not has the desired effect. why would this be any difference? well, 1st of all, thank you so much for having me. i mean, if we don't know if this will be different, but it is different with respect to what's being targeted until fairly recently. energy has been a 3rd rail. the us has been unwilling to really go after energy for fear of price hikes for gas, for gas users in the us and europe, especially in the winter. and so the idea of going after energy in a very direct way here, which they started the little bit of november going up the gas problem bank. and now actually going after actual energy producers is a very big, big move. and this could give rise to significant pain a by president put

president joe pipe leaves office. adam m smith is an international trade partner at the law firm gibson's on the project that has also served as a sanctions official in the us treasury. he says, imposing sanctions on russian energy produces is new territory for the us government. until fairly recently, energy has been a 3rd rail. the us has been unwilling to really go after energy for fear of price hikes for gas, for gas users in the us and europe, especially in the winter. and so the idea of going after energy in a very direct way here, which they started the little bit of november going up the gas problem bank. and now actually going after actual energy producers is a very big, big move. and this could give rise to significant pain a by president couldn't if it's enforced as robustly as it could be. and so i do think that's really a question now of enforcement and whether or not the g 7, not just the us, not just the but the broader g 7 is willing to not just impose these sorts of restrictions, which of course are not self executing. and then make sure the parties who nonetheless engage

because what if china gibson to dive on? what if america has been saying that russia is not allowed to when do you get in.

he didn't seem deserving of the award and the but that was the navy, a logical essentially, gibson trump gave to him. and i think the presidential metal freedom is becoming more of that, more of a reward for, for the, you know, a logical alignment of, of people with whatever administration is empowered to time. always good to see you . thanks for your time. this are a done called black human on labor rights lawyer live from pennsylvania now in the year may be new, but turmoil in european politics is not. there's been a new victim. austria's chancellor is stepping down after feeling the former coalition government in the wake of a right wing party's election, victory. carly hummer has blamed the left for the collapse of plucks. the most are using a lot of varies. now. these negotiations have concluded, and it will not be reopened by the people who are doing these twice. because it is clear that the destructive forces within the social democratic party they have taken control to one of them. the people's party is unable and unwilling to sign a program that is empty economically and anti co

so mel gibson, you know, they have some was saying yeah, yeah that it's really been stark and an awful but hopefully the corruption will be expose. yeah. and gavin, you some, i think his, his eye on the presidency that's over. he's well, you're calling for him. he's not going to live down from this one for quite a long time. it's all right, but that's how, let's hope, trunk when he's coming in. i mean, i'm not, you know, stupidly optimistic but i hope that he can drain the swans all across the united states of america and try and get rid of this, both of awful corruption. that's our readings are contributor on this story. i really appreciate your time today. thank you so much. thank you. thanks. take care but apparently locals in greenville and one donald trump, the pony up and by the island and the maga, lead us on when they were in a mission to find out. however, it did all seem a little bit stage, but then take my word for it, but listen to this coffee shop chat, or do you want to be part of the really as good as the do you want donald trump to buy greenland? well then logs public b

i saw vanessa gibson. jonathan richards. antonio reynoso. i say that was one -- best in government.nk you to our brothers and sisters. and labor in the house. [applause] thank you labor so much for what you do every day. including htc. and 1199. and the carpenters. we are in a union administration, blue collar mayor. probably one of first mayors in history of new york that was a union member, we were clear on our northstar up lifting union members and up lifting working class people in the city of new york we will continue to do that. to all elected officials. a debt to leaders who came before us tod today we mourn honor one of those leaders, president jimmy carter. true public servant. a leader in humanitarian full of hope and compassion for fellow man, we send prayers to all who knew and loved him and salute his dedication. thank you president carter for your service and leadership, thank you. [applause] hard to believe it was 3 years ago, i took oath of office. covid and chaos had thrown new york to uncertainty and pushed too mean families away from the great city. crime was surg

here is mel gibson. >> it is very sad and there were many things gone in the blaze that i have thoughtut since. thinking oh, man,, that's too bad. but works of art, photographs, rare books. old books, some as old as the 1600s. it's crazy. and it's your replaceable stuff. california has a lot of problems that sort of baffle the mind as far as why they do things. and then in events like this, you sort of look and wonder if it's on purpose. >> jesse: all of these fires should have been contained within 24 hours. it is the duty of a politician to prepare for the worst. and everyone saw this fire coming. >> i talked to a fireman once, this is one of the reasons it freaked me out. he goes due to, one day -- he goes it's going to be the right wind and fire is going to start in the right place and it is going to burn through l.a., all the way to the ocean and there's not obliquely thing we can do about it. i go really? he goes, yeah,, we just get lucky. he goes we get lucky with the wind. he goes when the wind hits the wrong way, it's going to burn straight through l.a. and there's nothing we

. >> you know, mel gibson, james woods with, they're exactly right.f competency, hopefully that that seep ises n. they're going to turn into keys before this is all done. rachel: well, mel and woods already, but let's see about the other stars who have been complaining. karen bass, no one's talking about a communist. she went to cuba 15 times, met with fidel castro, so, you know, vote for a commie, this is what you get. >> there's that. rachel: i mean, this is bad news. all right. abc's narcissistic david muir is getting roasted because he pinned his jacket like this and he put a clothes pin behind it. rook at that. -- look at that. ♪ he's so vain. >> my kids wouldn't know -- who carries? it's not just that he's using it, who carries a clothes pin? [laughter] rachel: david muir does. do you think he's just trying to look buffer in the jacket? >> yeah. come on work it's all about vanity for him. that's offensive. rachel: it's a bad look. i'm glad he's getting roasted. the age at which americans are getting married has been going up, but now gen-z is pu

. >> martha: so mel gibson on the other side of that conversation and he is not alone in recognizing governor newsom's responsibilities here. we saw him with president biden yesterday. we do expect president biden will be making a statement about the wildfires and the response to them. there was the smog that santos and over los angeles with the smoke that has settled over the entire area the skies are blue now. hopefully this will give a little bit of cover and ability for more choppers to get into the air. the wind has been very high that is a concern so obviously continuing live coverage of these fires in los angeles area that is the story for today i martha maccallum. trace gallagher coming up with live coverage from california next. >> i'm trace gallagher welcome to "your world" we are live today in the pacific palisades. maybe the hardest hit area we don't know because we really have not surveyed what is going on in the fires in altadena and pasadena but in this area and pacific palisades it is our first chance to get an up close street by street block by block look and i know

the collection features a wide price range, including $120 for a ukulele to beck's 1954 oxblood gibsones paul, which is depicted on the cover of his solo album blow by blow. that one expected to bring in more than $600,000. >> really, it is aimed at everyone. it's all of jeff's fans around the world, of which there are many guitarists, specifically guitar collectors and even some institutions and museums. >> jeff beck passed in 2023 at the age of 78. his estate says the motivation behind the guitars being sold is the hope that they'll be played. the auction is set for january 22nd. >> well, a likeness of one of the detroit lions star wide receivers is going viral. a bakery in rochester, michigan, has made a near life sized cake of amon-ra saint brown in his iconic headstand celebration. he showed off that move after a touchdown catch against the green bay packers back in november. the bakery decided to memorialize that moment and the celebration, and it has since gone viral. people are lining up outside that bakery to see it. according to the associated press, even saint brown himself

so they b s, but also cynthia to one it gibson side, left late against the full time chances going in the ninety's and 90 said minutes to go level on points with this bill. us in the qualifying to for all right, well let's thank you now lives on color with jordan's foreign minister and those societies meeting is turkish counts. pop, comforted on, along with other senior officials. let's take a listen, the secuity. and we need to consolidate the consultation between both sides and all that to had the celia and bravo. as we have confirmed our commitment to do that, the there is a sort of a road map and this connection on. so this threat devices in celia region, we need to do a lot of things and we need the not the to give a way or to pay of the way of o. i is this to use the situation in syria. a lot of things have been discussed the particularly what can the as do this particular, the moment of time we need to face the lies is very well. and then we need to have joined actions between our both countries. when it comes to the doctor and the slip digit 5, we need to find the fight, the t

. >> mel gibson on fox news prime time after losing his home in the california fires. >> and then inhe events like this, you sort of look, oh, is it on purpose? >> which it's an insane thing to think, but one begins to ponder whether or not there is a purpose in mind. what could it be? you know, i don't know. do they want the state empty? i don't know, conspiracy theories spreading like wildfire. >> this is an obvious land grab. they get them out of their homes this way, and then they can build whatever they want to build. >> from the common refrain that it's all part of a government plot. >> this is siege by design to suspected a.i. generated video and images falsely showing the fires approaching the iconic hollywood sign, fact checkers working for meta have been debunking some of the misinformation on facebook and instagram. >> hey everyone! but last week, mark zuckerberg announced this. >> we're going to get rid of fact checkers and replace them with community notes, replacing fact checkers with community notes, a form of crowdsourced fact checking that is used on x. >> but critic

we heard something similar from mel gibson questioning whether the fires were purposely set. is that what you. is that what you mean? >> i am not suggesting arson. there are some initial investigations about if there was an electrical fire that started this in a tower. but what we do know is that power was shut off in altadena. what we do know is that residents were not given adequate time to leave their homes. i've been talking to residents who lost everything in altadena. some of them were only able to leave with the bathrobe that they had on. i talked to someone, she said. when she was finally able to come home, she saw the bones of four of her kids huddled up together, dead because she was not able to get the time that she needed to leave, and the power had been shut off and water had been delayed in getting to the residents of altadena. so we do want to know what happened in the city of altadena. >> yeah, congresswoman, the power was shut off according to the officials that we spoke with, because they were worried it was going to create more fire danger. and that is why

also coming to the hondas gibson indication things are developing any way or not. however, the big question is, is with, that'd be a deal, and will this be a be as early as tomorrow or next tomorrow? actually, mike, my forces within him us out a bit reluctant to give an answer and they seem that this is what is with, with have to do the site. and i just think there was a little bit of background, of course. yeah. awesome. well, in goals that was the head of the negotiation, even had it from us and he was killed a few months ago has how much money is to put for new negotiators or do we know who is actually negotiating on behalf of how much? well, you know, over the past 6 months to main, negotiate has been killed. it's $900.00. yeah. what's the head of her mouth? and he was here in the high, wasn't going to run the 2nd in command and then the his successor. yes. yes. and what was also killed just a few weeks ago. now, of course, there's someone in gaza who's calling the shots, but it seems that after all these developments after this war and how much is a bit of a t

here's mel gibson. >> it's very sad. and there were many things, you know, gone in the blaze that, you know, i've thought about since i thought, oh, damn. you know, that's that's too bad. but, you know, works of art, photographs, rare books, you know, old books, some as old as, you know, 1600. you know, it's like crazy, irreplaceable and irreplaceable stuff. california has a lot of problems that sort of baffle the mind as far as why they do things. and then in the events like this, you sort of look, well, is it on purpose? >> all these fires should have been contained within 24 hours. it's the duty of a politician to prepare for the worst. and everyone saw this fire coming. >> i talked to a fireman once. this was one of the reasons it freaked me out. he goes, dude, one day he goes, it's just going to be the right wind, and fire's going to start in the right place, and it's going to burn through la all the way to the ocean. and there's not a thing we can do about it. i go, really? he goes, yeah, we're just we just get luc

everyone got it wrong except for gibson. he was looking at the paycheck stubs he saw the hiring explosion. >> waller is out saying there is room to cut this year. that is even with tariffs. he does admit it will be hard to read. >> he should take a vacation. why do these guys and to talk every minute? what good are they doing to the chairman? the chairman ought to say hey, go speak of the rotary club and address what i think is the problem. >> you talk a lot. >> i talked to you. i mostly talk about whether he looks like pena or john garfield, right? for you have been taken without lately. i think it is a longer hair. for that is what it is i have a good guy if you want to see him. as for to cut my hair? >> when was the last time you were here was that long wax [ laughter ]>> he has a guy for everything. i remember him. he had that crazy hair. to at the time, i can't speak about that. as for you beautiful girls. we will get to these downgrades with adobe and thers. we will talk about the wildfires in california. they are deva

do we have to say that john gibson said to me, the ceo of paychex. the huge flood of optimism after the election. to say what happened is people are waiting to see whether vice president harris was elected and, therefore, they wouldn't expand where trump, they would expand. >> or make sure there was a result. >> that they had a resolution to this. once they had a resolution, they wanted to hire again. this isn't me talking. this is the guy who is the largest payroll processor in the country of small-to-medium sized business. he was talking about being involved and the fed is really out of touch. i think what we saw and i don't want -- i respect jay powell greatly. maybe they didn't understand once you got the election out of the way, there could be bullish no matter what. >> certainly that gets reflected in costco's december comps and b of a number where close was up 5% on the month. >> i know. look, david, i vastly prefer that we have more people being hired. 46,000 in healthcare. 40,000 in retail. are these things inflationary when we have mining a

. >> mel gibson on fox news primetime after losing his home in the california fires. >> and then in theents like this, you sort of look, well, is it on purpose? >> which it's an insane thing to think, but one begins to ponder whether or not there is a purpose in mind. what could it be? you know, i don't know. do they want the state empty? i don't know. >> conspiracy theories spreading like wildfire. >> this is an obvious land grab. they get them out of their homes this way, and then they can build whatever they want to build. >> from the common refrain that it's all part of a government plot. >> this is siege by design. >> to suspected a.i. generated video and images falsely showing the fires approaching the iconic hollywood sign. fact checkers working for meta have been debunking some of the misinformation on facebook and instagram. >> hey everyone! >> but last week, mark zuckerberg announced this. >> we're going to get rid of fact checkers and replace them with community notes, replacing fact checkers with community notes, a form of crowdsourced fact checking that is used on x. >> but

>> for me i just remember a few years back when i had visited here, chris gibson was my battalion commander, i remember 2010 that class coming in and thinking then if i was elected i would do the same thing. a lot of different fanatic doctors to it. i enjoy it. it maybe the army but i have an air mattress and it is all good. >> we are with congressman lee zeldin of new york's first district. in our interview in 2015 we asked you about your sleeping accommodations on capitol hill. you said were sleeping on an air mattress in year office. is that still the case and it is are you planning it upgrade. >> i'm in a roll away. no longer an air mattress but still one of many members who stay in our office here and home for me is on long island and which will we are here just from the moment i wake up to go to sleep nonstop working. >> aside from your personal comfort what is the big else lesson you learned the first two years? >> there is actually a lot that gets done where republicans and democrats and liberals and conservatives work together. but there seems to be no room for a lot of the nationa

slideshow, celebrities who lost their homes in the fires, including jeff bridges, billy crystal, milt gibsonmiles teller, spencer pratt. that is the story from the wall street journal. gary in berlin, new hampshire, good morning. your experience with government during natural disasters. caller: good morning, and how are you? host: doing well. caller: i just feel so sorry for those poor people in those california fires. i hope i therace of god that their homes are not destroyed or anything like that, althgh i have seen a lot of them being destroyed. i tched msnbc this morning, and i do n le how all these lies being spread. these people don't need this. thd government to come together and work with these people and help get these people back on their feet. i hope donald trump does that. speaking of donald trump, i would like to know, have any of you guys reached out to mitch mcconnell and asked him why he did not vote to impeach a donald trump? if he had voted to impeach donald trump, we would not be in the situation we are in. also, have you guys reached out to merrick garland to ask why he t

we're in a country that's had unprecedented prosperity, but similar to the way william gibson describedure, it has not been evenly distributed. when 40% of u.s. households are struggling with some sort of medical or dental debtings when a quarter or 20% of households with kids are food insecure and yet we have one man, jensen huang -- i like jensen -- who is now worth more than boeing, i mean something is wrong here. let me go to the psychology of happiness. i think about happiness because i struggle with it, joe. once you get above a certain level of wealth you get no incremental happiness. why on earth would you not go back to a tax policy of the '60s, '70s, and '80s, say above, pick a number, $10 million, pay more than 10%, because the difference between 30,000 a year for a household and 50,000 is enormous to the well-being of that household. low-income kids in low-income households have higher resting blood pressure. the difference between making $10 million a year and $15 million offers you no happiness. these individuals have weaponized government, and we risk revolution. ceos bei

have been affected, and some of the stars that have lost their homes include james woods and mel gibson hilton and others. but now serious questions being asked by people of all political persuasions by the way of why los angeles was so ill prepared for this. fire hydrant hydrants running dry. i mean, these communities are on the pacific coast and they don't have enough water. donald trump saying that gavin newsom or newsom, i think he calls him, is to blame. what's your 1503 00:07:25,736 --> 00:07