that is republican governor glenn youngkin advice to the people of his state. all of the potentially illegal mass firings of virginia residents and the trump administration, effectively stealing money from virginia contractors after congress approved and agreed to spend that money. no criticism of that at all. just a statement that he understands. this sure is painful, but this is what you asked for. and by the way, you should call the unemployment office. good luck getting through virginia. democrats in the legislature responded with this quote glenn youngkin's message of empathy. update your resume. virginians aren't looking for career tips. they are looking for a governor who will fight for their livelihoods. the thing about about virginia is that it is a very, very much a purple state. it's one that holds elections on off years. so this year, 2025, they're electing a whole new legislature and a new governor this fall. it means that virginia's elections this year are going to be a unique bellwether for what voters think about how the country is going under d

trump, slimmed down federal government more business and more activities thrown to states governor glenn youngkin, having known seen the education crisis a long time ago, and he is going to make changes, specific to virginia but now, with the education department expected to get much smaller if not got away altogether you are going to see education to states why vivek ramaswamy in ohio, trying to change education, there, or byron donalds trying to become governor of florida with issues around insurance, fraction. yeah, you are right the governors are taking on more, the president knows that, and we are going to see, lots of -- lots of races with that same idea, i know campaign themes, around cutting wasteful spending i am sure that have brianna. brianna: a good leader spires other leaders trickle-down effect that donald trump is complementing, i mentioned department of education i have to mention should be best viewed a giant we're program education has been going downhill in the country, there is ways to incentivize public education make it better donald trump, program, a great opportun

governor glenn youngkin. because no state may be hit. >> harder by federal government job cuts than virginia. you've also got tariff concerns, of. >> course, and concerns about military spending around ukraine. a lot of these big ships, they're made in norfolk and newport news. there is a lot going on. joining us now is the. governor of kelly and his home state. that is glenn youngkin, the old dominion. governor youngkin, thank you so much for joining us here on on power lunch. you got a couple of virginians sitting with you. but let's let's talk about, first off, tariffs and the job cuts. what is your the job cuts are separate. what is your overall macro concern about the virginia economy. and about this website you guys. are launching to try to help people find new jobs. >> well, first of all, thank you for having. >> me, brian. >> and kelly, and thank. >> you for trusting. >> us. >> in virginia. >> and. >> also, i. >> would. >> just add to your. >> description of virginia, according. >> to cnbc, the. >> to

here to react is redfin ceo glenn kelman. thanks for coming on the show all the way from seattle.>> hey. good to be here. thanks for having me. jack: you have a 30,000-foot view of the housing market. you've got rising inventories but few sales especially among existing homeowners as we hold on the our low mortgage rates. could you give us a sense of the state of the market? >> well, i think it's shifted definitively toward a buyer's market. is a year ago there just wasn't enough inventory, and still inventory isn't very high, but demand is in retreat. and so we're seeing the days on market, the time it takes to sell a house, increase by about 15. and so people who were -- 15%. so people who were once participating if bidding wars are now set to get a good deal. that's the change in 2025. jack: that's some good news, because i know they hate the mortgage rates, so that's nice to hear. i assume you're keeping an eye on tariffs. we're hearing that it's possible more expensive aluminum and other materials could send prices up on new homes at least. if what's your sense of that? >> we

glenn, end of next week there will be an adage and meeting will bring together ministers of foreign affairs of the a stomach organization for this plan to become not on the on the auto plan, but also a more slim plan. as you have read the, find the communicate, there are several issues. i met tons of that where addressed by this communicate, including the 4 meg amendments to your call me the best uh would communicate with ford and capitals to explain to them the details of such a plan. after adopting the plan today, as you had been notified, copays in english language have been produced. uh um, they have been disseminated to fabulous international actors, including the united states. we are in touch with the united with the united states of america. we will continue our communication with the european union. they have an understanding of the plan details of the, the concluding community. and the plan is approved. a number of meetings with conducted the ministry of foreign affairs with the number of i'm best. so those, the money to buy into batches, the photo $1.00 batch included. and i said

the 50th birthday celebrations for the saturday input deal, then you and if its my, who lived in san glenn again and $190.00 to promote play an article published in this $170.00 and magazine service can over now. then in 19 a way to in response to the annexation crisis, all those events revealed one very significant tendency to be on. i got to leave the appraisal done the parts to the com. oh yeah. to let her know to still the school year last night was finally posted on already. so sick indeed on the team. but all i'm a or did you will during this thoughts bunk state because of that so that you more sick you to move to, to talk about political safety. the most thoughts you got to an excuse to that story is up to should there most talk to you after the independent state of correlation was declared, n t sub sentiment exploded and was felt at every level of correlation society, the. it was also supported by 2 very strong pillars, an ideal logy of extreme collect chauvinism. embodied illness. gotcha. and the roman catholic church, the speech attitude led to a great many roman catholic priests

at quickest attempt is a trophy glenn phillips. it took this stunning catch the claim, the wickets of grass calling, whoever wins this much and divide will face australia in the semi finals or the news is, will take on the south africa. might just say united manager reuben elmore and says the club is heading in the right direction, despite the term all both on and off the pitch united face for them and the f. a couple a through this sunday. the tie. it comes just days off to it was announced. another $200.00 jobs would be caught at the club, united or down and 14th place in the premier league, but still have a chance of winning to cope competitions. we are trying to project the next season . we have to do it to as a, as it'd be glove and we are changing a lot of things, you know, a squad in the academy. we are working on everything from the, for the, for the future of the glove. so guarantee is i cannot give you the board cannot it's clear the situation we have to deal with that we've been talking to football, right to henry winter

subscribe to that. >> universe of information. >> and that's. >> who glenn. >> grothman and other folksple who are not. >> subject to that universe in which false. >> claims elevate very quickly and are spread rampant. >> and president trump, if you listen to him, says he comes in with one of the biggest mandates that any president has ever had. you know, and republicans obviously do control both houses of congress, though, do so very narrowly. so talk to us about how this right wing media, the bubble, reinforces the idea that could then lead to overreach. >> yeah. i mean, look. >> there is really remarkable the. >> extent to which it is also. >> self-reinforcing, right. >> so there are claims. >> that. >> are made. >> and jesse watters from fox news encapsulated it very, very accurately, i think, last week in which. >> he said that there are claims that are. >> made. >> in social media, and. >> elon musk retweets them. >> and joe. >> rogan puts them. >> on his podcast. and that's been fox news. and by the time it gets. >> on fox news. millions of people have. >> heard them. and that's

so let, let me bring in glenn, because the old are in no way very close to russia on the border. the tell me how are they going to view this in moscow? i mean, people say they have seen that meeting with absolutely, but of course, if it means that there is no peace deal or no end to the war, that's not good news for content is as well they have 2 options. so again, it's worth pointing out that trump is i'm giving away anything for free here, the worse over that is so the ukrainians don't really have much man power less. the nato doesn't have much more weapons to send. and we see the front lines are collapsing, and this is why it's important to recognize realities on the ground as press to a piece. so, but again, for the russians, they see this one dilemma one, they can go for the territories. that is said, for example, let's say that the native continues to threaten to expand if they have the option between the best in nato or the site in russia. and they will, they will, the next a, this region says, well, have to have the option of a deal which trump to pursue it presents, then

. >> you think about in the state i live in, virginia, glenn youngkin has won the governor's seat onue of education and speaking to parents, that was a key differentiator for him. president trump, it feels like he's been president for a year and a half, because so much as happened in a few weeks, but it's not been that long. a lot has happened. what has he done so far that's encouraged you on the topic of education? >> first off i want to look at the american people, whoever is watching, and speak to your kids for a second. and just tell your child if no one has ever told you this -- jesus christ loves you. [applause] >> amen. >> you are not a victim. you have victory in christ, and he is the ruler over your life. [applause] president trump has done so much, but i think the most important thing that he's done in front of the american people is he has stood for biblical truth. when he sat in front of the nation and said, "god created man and woman, and that's it," and so, when you talk about the education system, our founding fathers did not create an education system that is going to

. >> trace: glenn says it had to be public or trump would have been blamed for the failure.ld have been private, sometimes we just don't need to see how the sausage is made. having said that, it was fun to watch. --, obviously it was really a bad idea, not a good look for anyone. d.j. says private, things needed to be decided behind closed doors but i'm proud of our president and vp. scott says after the left try to impeach emperor a phone call i think it's wise to be out in the open. josip, should have been private. also j.d. seemed to be provoking the dispute. i'm not happy. eric says it showed zelenskyy for what he is and show that trump is all about america first. thank you for watching america's late news, "fox news at night". i'm trace gallagher in(man los angeles. have a great weekend and we wilp see you back here on monday. ♪ ♪the ♪ (man) cooool. ♪ (man) right on time! (vo) stay in the know. from your dock... to their door. known for building special bonds. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved fo

others included men's world champion and national women's champion amber glenn who also broke down afterance. 28 of the crash victims where members of the figure skating community. the events -- the host of the event said the event raised money to support families of those lost. still to come, amy walter and tamara keith break down the latest political headlines. a lunar lander successfully touches down in a new feature for privatized base exploration. and the notable moments from last nights academy awards. ♪ >> this is the pbs news hour from the david rubenstein studio at weta in washington and from the west at the walter cronkite school of journalism from arizona state university. geoff: as president trump gets ready to address congress for the first time since reentering the oval office, our latest poll offers a new look at what the american public thinks about the actions his administration has taken in these first 43 days. lisa desjardins is out those super scream to walk us through the numbers. big picture, what do the american people think about president and the changes he is ma

. >> so that was brian glenn.e is a top flight journalist from real america's voice who in addition to be a deer tick suckling donald trump's nuts is also dating the clan mom marjorie taylor greene. taking a cheap shot at a man who is literally fighting for his country's life, brian is worried about what he is wearing. i guess he is not giving leader vibes. meanwhile, let's take a look at some of the outfit brian's girlfriend wears to work. there she is at the state of the union, dressed like a polar bear demanding to speak to the manager. here she is in congress, wearing something from the randy "macho man" savage collection. and on casual friday she dresses like the cashier at an advanced auto parts store. but yes, by all means, feel free to speak to a war hero as if he's your nephew who showed up wearing a wife beater to your wedding. >> i feel i have an obligation to try and do something to stop the death. >> if i can answer, yes. if i can answer, sorry, please, please. >> and i do like your clothing. >> reall

of course glenn park and balboa will follow and we expect the completion of those stations by the endthe year and i want to appreciate commissioner chen also for joining the vice chair souder and myself at that event. now turning up to the national level, i just wanted to acknowledge of course president trump's executive orders in late january that may impact us that those set of orders temporarily paused funding in a host of areas including in green and clean energy projects diversity equity and inclusion type activities as well as rescinding other particular grants that that are underway. so we remain vigilant here and working with the city also with mtc and others to track these developments. secretary duffy also issued a policy directive in january outlining new intended criteria for disbursing federal transportation funding. among other things, these include requiring programs to prioritize funding for communities with higher marriage and birth rates as well as requiring local compliance with federal immigration enforcement. so again, we will track those developments along with c

glenn youngkin largely winning in 2021 because of parents' right.rans and gender policy successes of the left contributing to donald trump's victory in november. highlighting those issues in a way that highlights and brings to the foresympathetic figures and shows the extreme of the other side is politics 101. >> harris: this is an opportunity for president trump to get his messages out to do on this 43rd day of his presidency second term to do what he wanted to do, to have deliverables, he will talk about those things. what should democrats be doing? i understand the guest situation. they have a lot of media today. all day long there are those of us in the media business that are talking to anybody who wants to come up to the microphones and get story before the president speaks. why no positive messaging from democrats? >> i don't think it has to do with positive or negative. it has to do with fact or fiction. it is a fact that the tariffs will hurt the american people. top economists have said that. >> harris: what are the democrats doing to impr

one new media reporter added to the pool was brian glenn of the pro-trump real america's voice.hat he asked. >> the harvard approximately that came out had you up nine-plus points and all of your agenda that you ran on, you're accomplishing that with the support of the american people including stopping the war in ukraine, and comment on the latest harvard poll i'd appreciate that. >> well i was honored. howie: on friday, he aggressively demanded that volodymyr zelenskyy, why aren't you wearing a suit? well that's it for this edition of mediabuzz. i'm howard kurtz. this is like drinking from a fire hose to get the news in. you can subscribe to the daily podcast where we rif on the today's top stories plus the funny ones and weird ones and basically what we do. we are back here next sunday. c 11ou eastern. vision. it was hard, but taking preservision was easy. preservision has the exact clinically proven areds 2 formula recommended by the nei. i'm taking control like millions of others. ♪ zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer o

wisconsin's republican congressman glenn grothman faced backlash from his own constituents for his supports anger was directed at republican town halls across the country, and those republicans have had enough, but not of elon musk. they've had enough of the voters. nbc news reports a gop aide said house republican leaders are urging lawmakers to stop engaging in them altogether. obviously, we're very aware of those headlines, a republican national committee official familiar with the dynamic said. i don't know that a specific edict is going to come down from on high that they need to stop or anything, but a message, i believe has been clearly sent that this narrative should end very soon. don't be so sure about that. democrats are out hearing from voters and raising hell about the musk cuts in their states and communities. joining us now, democratic congresswoman madeleine dean of the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. she's a member of the house judiciary and foreign affairs committees. congresswoman dean, thank you very much for being here. some people are only now starting to realize

the state where neil armstrong and john glenn gained the self-confidence as kids to eventually go on to reach the outer frontiers of outer space. we were the pioneers. that's who we were. we were the state of excellence. we can be the state of excellence again because we have all of the advantages we did back then. the same erie canal to new york city. the same mississippi river to the ohio river. the same fertile farmland. the same great hard workers that represent the best of our country, located at the heart of the greatest nation known to mankind with 60% of north america's population. think about that. within a single day's driving distance of where we are right now. god has blessed our state with all the gifts we could possibly want to leave the united states of america to our revival. all we need to do in ohio is start believing in ourselves again, in our ability to do it. we are in a second industrial revolution in america. i believe deep in my bones that ohio can lead the way again. if silicon valley led the american economy for the last 10 years, i wanted to be the ohio riv

others included men's world champion ilia malinin and national women's champion amber glenn, who alsoown after her performance. 28 of the crash victims were members of the figure skating community. the event's host says the benefit raised nearly $1.2 million to support families of those lost. still to come on the "news hour": amy walter and tamara keith break down the latest political headlines. a lunar lander successfully touches down, in a new feat for privatized space exploration; and the notable moments from last night's academy awards. >> this is the "pbs news hour" from the david m rubenstein studio at weta in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: as president trump gets ready to address congress for the first time since reentering the oval office, our latest pbs news/npr/marist poll offers a new look at what the american public thinks about the actions his administration has taken in these first 43 days. lisa desjardins is at the super screen to walk us through the numbers. hey there, lisa. lisa: hi. geoff:

. >> is glenn. i'm just. >> wondering if anybody's. >> still available.f anybody's still available for the night. >> yeah. >> hello. >> this is jim. >> i tried calling you last night. give me. >> a call. >> thanks, dave. >> thanks, dave. >> i was t keith morrison (voiceover): so they put together a list, called it possible suspects, the two ex-husbands now joined by six of paige's clients. nothing to do but check out all of them, beginning with the last client paige called-- this guy, george coralluzzo, who, the day paige disappeared, called her 19 times. we're thinking that's our guy. i couldn't get rid of him, and he's still haunting me. keith morrison (voiceover): coming up, what this woman saw. it just-- it hit me. keith morrison (voiceover): and what she told investigators. he totally did this. keith morrison (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. when you live with diabetes, progress is... having your coffee like you like it without an audience. ♪♪ [silence] the freestyle libre 3 plus sensor tracks your glucose in real time so everyone else doesn't

. >> and the glenn maxwell docket. >> not that i really needed to. because i remember those trials quite well. >> having covered. >> those. >> proceedings. >> there was no classified information that was supposed to be. presented there. but the ag's explanation of this has been a bit of a winding road over the past couple of days, and people in. law enforcement, frankly, just don't believe the things that she's saying. and she seemed to suggest initially that the documents, the reason why they were so few is that they were being withheld by the fbi field office here in new york. and then last night on sean hannity on fox news, she suggested that the documents were being held at the southern district of new york, and she relied upon a quote source to tell her that all these documents existed here. that explanation belies any sort of credibility whatsoever, because anybody who has any experience in law enforcement would know that in order to bring a prosecution against jeffrey epstein before he died of suicide, and then by against ghislaine maxwell wou

glenn had no. >> no glad handing.ere can't. >> be any of the. >> normal rituals of all of this. >> and the nancy. >> pelosi suggestion. make it a short, clear message. make it clear to the american people that they are not accepting this, that they are going to fight. a fight against this. and this is an. >> extraordinary moment. >> in american history. this is not just. >> one more episode. and i know that we all. >> say that kind of thing, but i think. >> that at some point. >> if you say this is an existential. >> crisis. >> this is a constitutional. >> crisis. >> act like it. behave like it. don't pretend it's same old, same old. >> i think that is absolutely correct. the former strategist in me says democrats should collectively not attend, including leader jeffries, and then they should hold a press conference after the response of elissa slotkin, who's delivering the democratic response. we'll see. i think the democrats are going and that's part of the problem, right? right here. >> but but. >> but you. >> see

and finally, we get this guy, brian glenn.orrespondent for some far right cable channel who decided to jump in on the action. >> why don't you wear a suit? yeah. why don't you wear a suit? >> you're the highest. level in this country's office, and you refuse to wear a suit. >> just want to see if you do. >> own a suit. >> yeah, yeah. problems? >> a lot of americans. >> have. >> problems with you. >> not respecting. >> i didn't have such. >> a great point. i'm sure that guy would say the same thing to elon musk when he shows up the oval office looking like this. remnick's a pulitzer prize winning author and the editor in chief of the new yorker. he also serves as the washington post's moscow bureau chief. timothy snyder is a professor of history at yale university, author of the book on freedom, and they both join me now. there's a sort of strange david form content thing happening today, which was the content was the sort of embrace of putin, putin's theory of the war. putin's disinformation, putin's side basically in the conf

his name is brian glenn. and for what it's worth, he also happens to be dating republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who congratulated him for that question about the suit. now, by choosing to put that guy in that room and by allowing a russian reporter to find his way in the room earlier, however, that happened. that's exactly the kind of question trump wanted to hear. that's exactly the show that donald trump wanted to put on. david remnick is the editor in chief of the new yorker and the former moscow bureau chief for the washington post. michael mcfaul is the former u.s. ambassador to russia. and they both join me. now, i can't think of two better people to help us understand what just happened on friday. let me start with you, david. i mean, i, i want to start by just getting your reaction to what you saw on friday. you've covered how many meetings in the united states, in moscow and other places around the world. what were you thinking when you were watching that? >> i've never seen anything

this is rep glenn grothman.onstituents. >> the deal on. >> musk is there. he will be able to raise questions. and because of his fame. and financial success, i think all of a sudden he. >> is going. >> oh. >> he is. >> going to be able. >> to force congress to look at things. >> like aircraft carriers. >> hotels, which. >> would otherwise. >> okay. >> for now. >> there's that theory that walid talked about. these are real people, republican, very red district. i guess i have about 30s left. my question is, what do you think the republicans are going to see any consequences for the fact that they are dismissing the people like the folks at this town hall, as you know, paid democratic actors or operatives. only if democrats successfully capitalize on this moment. and they have to do that by creating an apparatus that allows the public to immediately engage and channel what everyone is feeling out on the streets on that side of the aisle. if they fail to do that, then republicans will not face those consequences. h

all of our directors epping, glen, mary chu and well evan glenn is deputy director and denise's absentiaand mary chu carolyn i write about fernandes or i'll be presenting president chuck collins will be presenting and we'll have our legacy grantees awardees and they'll be all past our past recent past and present awardees. so it's going to be a nice evening and then afterwards the people will get a chance to go to the gallery and see the show that's currently up and so that will be an opportunity as well. so it's going to be a good evening. it's a long day tomorrow but it's going to be a fun day tomorrow and so we encourage everybody to come and show up. >> we have something nice planned for everybody so thank you. >> all right. thank you. anything else? no. okay. i guess i need to ask if there's public comment. >> no comment public no public? >> no comment. then i will go to item number 16 which is adjournment right my name is mark, the general manager of condor beach in san francisco. condor was created [indiscernible] when it started in 1964, the club becoming the first adult entertai

glenn. >> social security. >> is the biggest. >> ponzi scheme of all time. >> well explain that. >> ohto. >> social security. >> and. >> the money goes. >> out of. >> social security immediately. >> but the obligation. >> for social. >> security is your entire retirement career. if you look at the future. >> obligations of social. >> security, it. >> far exceeds the. >> tax revenue. >> so again, i haven't given political advice for, for very many, many years. and i'm not sure i was ever any good at this, but i would never advise anyone to say, quote, social security is the biggest ponzi scheme of all time. it's life and death. it's medicine and food and heat. for a lot of people and it it embodies it encapsulates this callous indifference. i was talking about eddie. >> absolutely. nicole. and beyond the broken mirrors that david and his team reported on, this is a reflection of in some ways, as you rightly note, a callous heart, a callous heart that has no interest in the actual underlying values that inform social security. what are our responsibilities to our elderly? what are our re

glenn grothman, also my colleague on the house budget committee. mr. grothman: thank you very much. think i have to address some of the things that i think are out of line or misspoke with regard to the other party today. first of all, i want to point out there are not a lot of details in this budget. the budget has a lot of top-line numbers in which we try to keep tax cuts that went into effect eight years ago in effect because we need a strong economy with high employment. but there are no specific cuts in here. the frustrating thing i hear from the other side is that they're taking out -- that any cut or any reduction in spending is a problem. let me remind people, 26% of the current level of spending for the current year is borrowed. that should be of huge concern to everybody. the average american has about $100,000 in their share of the debt. think of that, a family of four has $400,000 in their share of the debt. the average person or the average american in the budget coming up this year will be spending about $20,000. mr. arrington: i yield the gentleman another 15 seconds.

been put into bat, india lost three early wickets including virat kohli to this stunning catch from glennfor nine from their 50 overs thanks to 79 from shreyas iyer. new zealand were well positioned to win at one point but were undone by varun chakaravarthy who took five wickets as they fell 44 runs short. new zealand will face south africa in wednesday's second semifinal. luka doncic scored 29 points as the los angeles lakers continued their revival with a 108—102 win over the los angeles clippers. meanwhile, lebronjames scored 17 points and provided nine assists as the lakers moved up to second in the western conference. kawhi leonard scored a season—high 33 points before falling short in their fifth loss another night and another win for luke littler the uk open. well done to him, that is all now, from me and the team for now, thank you for watching, goodbye. welcome back to bbc news. four weeks of covid inquiry hearings begin today, looking at deals involving billions of pounds worth groups representing bereaved families have warned of a potential whitewash after it emerged company ex