gloria?d, and i think that you're from a generation that is very fortunate to have the opportunities to work and to study abroad. i think right now we are in a pause, and because of the pandemic, and it might effect in the short term, but the medium and long term, i think that those opportunities will be resumed and probably even better. you're going to see more and more people wanting to travel and visit. i can tell you from my own children, my daughter wants to do a gap year in asia, go to korea, for instance, and she's looking forward to studying in other countries as well. so, and that's because of the pandemic. so, i would say also that people now, that after this pause, they have a better appreciation and probably are going to explore more opportunities. so for now, yes, it has been impacted, but it's going to get better for sure. paul, do you agree with that? yes, i agree. but todd's in albuquerque. he could get this car and be in mexico in one day. less than a day, less than a day. he

to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guests gloria laurie of up in san francisco she was a 2020 presidential candidate of the party for socialism and liberation and the peace and freedom party in pasadena we have great job to what he is the co-host and co-creator of the independent media show congo couch and in austin we have wes benedict he is former executive director of the liberation party are across up roles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciated ok let's go to 7 so gloria you heard my introduction here why do you think over 60 percent of people are dissatisfied with the 2 major parties because we keep hearing the country is equally divided. and that's a media me but i think it's far more complicated than that because i i i mix with different circles and the majority experience i come across personally most people are politically homeless not a democrat and not a republican go ahead gloria. well i believe for many years people have tellt disengaged from the political process and it's reflected in the fact that maybe 40 percent max

effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciated ok let's go to san francisco gloria you heard my introduction here why do you think over 60 percent of people are dissatisfied with the 2 major parties because we keep hearing the country is equally divided and that's a media me but i think it's far more complicated than that because i like i mix with different circles and the majority experience i come across personally most people are politically homeless not a democrat and not a republican go head clerk. well i believe for many years people have talents disengage from the political process and that's reflected in the fact that maybe 40 percent maximum usually vote in the presidential elections and far less in the off year elections and i think it's because. they don't feed their life changed by anything that the politicians do and they hear the rhetoric they hear the promises but then when they get elected everything goes out the window and i think that's part of the cynicism of this past year in the last 4 years trying to. exacerbate that situation and i think there

well a gloria i mean. pluralism i mean they get they always talk about diversity again this is my criticism of the left and it's not it's not diversity they want uniformity and and that and that's very a lean ating in many way for a lot of people here is it again this purity test has to be applied here like you you know you will openly criticize capitalism i have a lot of problems of the economic system but i don't approach it by saying can't we have to destroy capitalism i think there should be free markets real free markets and helping them they the the middle class middle class business as i said i'm very pro i'm pro union is well people should have choices and they need to have power ok and again by kind of this language of. excluding one idea for another i think alienates people i mean that is my everyone has a right to their opinion but you know i do travel around and let him lead the circles and i i'm very careful my language and people know i'm very careful my language because i don't want to be a

back with us, john king and gloria borger. title of the sessions gets to the world the former president is living in. you saw it's almost a parallel universe, what do you mean? it is a parallel universe, look what happened today. america marked this horrific, horrific milestone. 500 thousand of our friends and neighbors and relatives dead from covid. most of that is on president trump who walked away from science and common sense, ignored a pandemic on his watch. what happened on january 6th? an insurrection that came after a rally led by the former president. he is stained by history. he's stained by his actions. he's stained by his record but he has what used to be an organization born of william f buckley about conservative ideas and rebels and challenging the establishment. that's what it is, john, pure and simple. i covered cpac for years. that organization doesn't exist anymore. in the is the trump parallel universe. let's promote the big lie, attack on the truth, attack on the fact, attack on decency and democracy, go f

gloria, i'm going to start with you.ney prevailed but after taking incoming for hours while marjorie taylor greene, a conspiracy theorist, says her disgusting posts dent reflect who she is and gets a standing ovation from half the caucus. what are we watching happening here? >> well, this evening was remarkable as you say. what we're watching in the big picture is a republican party at war with itself. we're also seeing a party in various stages of moral disintegration. the fact that they debated for hours liz cheney's decision to cast a vote of conscience about presidential impeachment and let -- gave marjorie taylor greene the floor -- let her chat a little bit about how maybe she didn't believe what were in her deranged posts anymore, and then lots of members of the caucus, maybe it was half of them, stood up and gave her a standing ovation is stunning. now, the good news here, of course, is that liz cheney survived handily. i think she won almost tw two-thirds of the conference but it was a secret ballot, don. >> uh-

brianna and gloria, we agree. i'm not saying she is bad, it's the spin that kevin mccarthy disparaged little girls -- >> don't disparage little girls. >> you're right, and i take that back. that they need to forgive and they have godliness in their heart, this is about accountability before unity. that needs to be the tag line we all use going forward until the people who ran up on our capitol and participate in qanon and do what they do, until they're held accountable. >> what i'm saying is i didn't hear a lot of contrition. she tried to be contrite, but what she did was try and turn it on its head and say, the democrats are victimizing me, and i am now a victim which is, of course, something we've heard from donald trump for the last four years, that whenever something was wrong that he did, somehow he became the victim of the cancel culture or the democrats or whatever else, and this is just a pattern that is now repeating itself where no one gets to take responsibility for what they've done or what they said a

i want to bring in gloria borger and carrie cordero to talk about this with us.rie, what do you think this ruling could lead to? >> what it really does, brianna, is it enables the new york d.a. to be able to conduct their investigation. the former president fought this as much as he could throughout the courts, as ariane reported, and now they actually will be able to obtain the records, the new york d.a. will be able to obtain the records they sought in the course of their investigation and then they'll review them. i don't want to get too far ahead of the facts. this doesn't necessarily mean donald trump will be prosecuted, it doesn't necessarily mean that people will see him going to jail. all it means is that the new york d.a. can do their job, they can review the tax records he has tried to prevent them from seeing, and they can conduct the investigation to their satisfaction. >> we have to note, gloria, that for years former president trump fought having these tax returns made public. >> well, he did -- >> not just public, being revealed to prosecutors, i s

and i think that gloria is 100% right. maybe president biden desperately would like to have his first big legislative victory involve republicans, but that's not nearly as important to democrats here on capitol hill. they are much more concerned with passing a package that they believe is going to help as many americans as possible across a wide spectrum, and they also understand that they have the votes to get it done with or without republicans. they have this reconciliation option at their fingertips. they are more than willing to use it. they are going to invite republicans into this process. they've even suggested that republicans can be involved and vote for the reconciliation package if they want, but they are not going to wait for republicans because they believe this needs to be done, and it has to get done as soon as possible. >> is that resonating with any republicans, that belief that gloria was talking about, that, look, this is a package that might actually be very well received by some republican voters? and

back with us, john king and gloria borger. of these sessions really get to the world that the former president is now living in. you say it's almost a parallel universe. what do you mean? >> it is a parallel universe. look. what happened today? america marked this horrific, horrific milestone. 500,000 of our friends and neighbors and relatives, dead, from covid. most of that is on president trump, who walked away from science, walked away from common sense, ignored a pandemic on his watch. what happened january 6th? on insurrection that came after a rally led by the former president. he is stained by history. he is stained by his actions. he is stained by his record. but has what used to be an organization born of william f. buckley about conservative ideas, about rebels, about challenging the establishment. now, it's the trump-sycophant society. that's it, plain and simple. that organization doesn't exist anymore. this is the trump-parallel universe right now. let's keep promoting the big lie. the big lie that is an attack on

haven't we, gloria? we'll see. thank you both so much. >>> and as house impeachment managers get ready to lay out their case against former president trump, a lot of questions what happened on the day of the riot and what role others played in the insurrection. john avlon is with me now. john, what are the big question marks you have as this trial is set to get overway. people might say we saw it all on tape. >> exactly right, brianna. we saw it unfold on realtime, damning videotape is out. there's still a lot of unanswered questions. for me, one, more information coming in about deployment of the national guard. we know the pentagon restricted the national guard in advance of the riot. we've seen subsequently a memo from acting secretary of defense miller about this. what we don't know, though, what's the full context around it? there may be an innocent observation, overcorrecting over the summer. given people trump put in firing a lot of longtime defense secretary staff in the run-up, the last months of his admin

and gloria's with us now to talk about this. gloria, tell us about your reporting.ou heard? >> i was speaking with a source who's familiar with discussions that are going on among very big republican donors. and this source says that mccarthy's decision to stand back and effectively allow the democrats to bring a vote on her fate to the floor is what this source called potentially a career-ending mistake. he said the donor base of his super pac will collapse now. the republican funders who he points out are very conservative but not conspiracy-minded wanted mccarthy to handle this and to handle this quickly. and he also points out that he's angering republicans who really didn't want to have this huge public vote on this, that they would rather their leader had acted like a leader, stripped her of her committee assignments and not let this play out for a very long time. >> and our manu raju is also reporting that some republicans actually want liz cheney to apologize for her impeachment vote. >> well, i don't think you're going to hear liz cheney apologize. the sour

to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guests gloria the rebbe in san francisco she was a2020 presidential candidate for the party for socialism and liberation and the peace and freedom party in pasadena we have great john to what he is the co-host and co-creator of the independent media show congo couch and in austin we have wes benedict he is former executive director of the liberation party are across the girls in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciated ok let's go to separate so gloria you heard my introduction here why do you think over 60 percent of people are dissatisfied with the 2 major parties because we keep hearing the country is equally divided. and that's the media me but i think it's far more complicated than that because i i i mix with different circles and the majority experience i come across personally most people are politically homeless not a democrat and not a republican go ahead gloria. well i believe for many years people have felt disengaged from the political process and it's reflected in the fact that maybe 40 per

gloria is mad at you.if you walk in there with some lame gift, she will bite your head right off, mister. well, you worried for nothing. i bought her a nice cookie, and the biggest mylar balloon they sold at the grocery store. wake up, man! you're losing her! when did you talk to gloria? this afternoon. i'm just taking claire up to the overlook on mulholland for a little old-school make-out sesh. that don't appreciate women! (glass shatters) you need to step it up tonight.

let's discuss with gloria borger and john kasich.re going to hear from a twitter list for trump for the first time since he left office. do you think we'll see teleprompter trump or one of his free wheeling hour-plus performances? >> i think probably a little bit of each. if you talk to people who still consider themselves allies of donald trump, i spoke with one who hopes he sticks to a teleprompter, talks about the future, talks about policy, talks about joe biden and immigration and what he wants to do for the party, and winning back control of the house and senate. however, everybody knows this is donald trump. everybody knows what's likely to occur is a speech that is self-validating, is a speech that's going to say he didn't lose the election. and is a speech that's going to be all about vengeance and revenge. it's not going to be about taking back the house and senate so much y would think it's going to be about getting back at those people who voted to impeach him or who voted to certify the election. i mean, you know his own

gloria: albertano, qué bueno que te encuentro., ¿te puedo acompañar a tu casa? sí, pero más que nada porque el borde de ixtlahuaca está bien gacho. luego la gloria me falta el respeto. maría: no seas payaso, vámonos. albertano: ¿quieres un elote con chile? maría: no, ya me comí como cuatro. frosting: ¿no te apetece una copa de vino? jovita: sería un placer, frosting. en las proximas horas para acompaÑar prepara una ceremonia especial el dolor de miles de familias. entre tanto, comiezan a prepararse demandas legals en mexico a surgido un nuevo drama asociado a la pandemia ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. fÉlix: el paÍs estÁ cerca de llegar a la desoladora cifra de medio millÓn de muertes por coronavirus. mÁs que una cifra hablamos de miles de historias de dolor y enorme tristeza. >> ante esto el gobierno lucha para distribuir mÁs vacunas en medio de los retrasos ocasionados por el mal tiempo en las carreteras. saviola con el testimonio de familias afectadas y lo Último el proceso de vacunaciÓn. fabiola: asÍ

you know, gloria, we're minutes away from this vote. what message will it send if congresswoman greene is, in fact, removed from these committees? >> well, she should be removed from these committees. the republican party should have done it from the outset. the message that this sends is that the republican party and its leadership, kevin mccarthy, couldn't not outright divorce itself from the lunacy of marjorie taylor greene. not only the lunacy, but the danger that she represents. and what the leaders should have done right away is said, we can't live with this, you can not be on the education committee, you cannot be on the budget committee. but instead, he abdicated his leadership and now the democrats have said, okay, we're going to take her off of the committee. so republicans have to cast a tough vote. mccarthy says this is an abuse of power. he just said that minutes ago on the floor. but, in fact, what the democrats are doing is what the republicans should have done from the outset and said, you know what, we're more intereste

gloria steinem rights in the books it introduction if you. a one true thing it stays truth wherever it goes. i think salamishah her birx her relationships her family her journey all of that together has single or truth a radiant life force. this includes the books in the essay she had written and the one she has on her mind and that we will get to read when they are ready or the world one day but for now "in search of the color purple" is finally ready. by the book, read the book, give the book to others and for now please join me in virtual applause from wherever you are to welcome salamishah tillet and errin haines and conversation to mark the release of "in search of the color purple." >> wow that's an amazing introduction poll. i have two other deductions from the interview at the job at 10 and yours and i just want a copy of it so i can remind myself and be reminded of the generosity of others. you are such a special person paul and this process of writing this book in your work and your research and are joined mutual interest is also pa

. >> let me turn to cnn's chief political analyst gloria borger. headed to the annual conservative committee conference cpac this weekend reportedly to make the case that he is the presumptive 2024 nominee. but just take a listen to this very awkward moment on the hill today with two republican leaders in the house. clearly there's no consensus on what to do in the post-trump era. >> let me just say, first of all, about liz cheney. the woman has a spine. she could have ended it by saying, you know, it's up to cpac, i've been clear about my views, period, end of sentence, end of paragraph, good-bye. instead she said that donald trump should have no role in the future of the republican party. that's her view, she is sticking to it, and she is going to continue to stick to it no matter what the political peril. the head of the republican senate campaign committee, senator scott, put out a press release, and let me quote from the headline of it, which said the republican civil war has been canceled. well, somebody better tell him it is not canceled. an

what does that signal to you, gloria? being a cynical journalist, perhaps. >> what, you are? no. >> has behaved -- >> oh, no. well, but it signals that marco rubio has behaved well and that marco rubio has been a friend to donald trump and has not crossed the line against the former president, and that challenging him is something that perhaps ivanka might've thought of if marco rubio had been a jeff flake, for example. but, of course, he hasn't been. and remember back to the election of 2016, he called donald trump every name in the book. but things have changed. and so i think if ivanka trump has any political ambition, maybe she'll set it aside for a while. >> gloria borger, good to see you. thank you so much. >> thanks, brooke. >>> breaking news now on this disaster in texas. officials now say the power grid there was, quote, seconds or minutes away from catastrophic failure. we'll talk to the man who actually saw this coming years ago. >>> and any moment now narsa's perseverance rover is set to land on mars ending a

as gloria said, there are ways to engineer this so people can be helped and we end up in a good place. one final thing i wanted to say about this problem with marjorie taylor greene and what abortion me about this, i condemn the republicans for this, but they allowed these conspiracy theories to just go on and keep being promoted and no punishment for people that are doing this. not only hurts the republicans, i believe it significantly begins to hurt the country. this has to stop. whoever is listening to this, please, it has to stop. run away conspiracy theories undermines the strength of the united states. >> bakari, is it going to stop or explode? >> it is not going to stop. as much as we have, i have a great deal of respect and admiration for governor kasich, the fact is that this republican party belongs to donald trump as marjorie taylor greene said. and belongs to people like her and matt gaetz. when you think about it, jim jordan, these people that embolden her, lift her up, prop her up, the fact is she can now and all of them go on another news station, sit with hosts that pr

also there was gloria stein mam and dr. beverly who each contributed a forward and an afterward to the book. seneca now a preteen joined by her younger brother, sidney, made a special book of drawings in honor theirer mother with got to learn more bother the book and its meticulous and creative engage immigrant with the entirety of the color purple. the book, the film, and musical, and the cultural afterlife. and learned about the interviews that sal misha gardenhire with the book including with alice walker, oprah winfrey and the sharing of sal misch a's only life story, that day we paused and sent gratitude to sal salamishah for all she is and helps us to become. fuller, wiser, more devoted to beauty and justice and using words to open minds, speak truth to power, and transform through healing. glorious steinammize create one true thing stays truth wherever it goes. i think sal misch a's life, her work are her art, relationships, family, journey, all of that together has singular truth, a radiant life force. this includes

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. >> i want to go to charlie dent with gloria borger. congressman dent, one congressman taking a break from the gop meeting saying it is a meteor shower, describing it as people for the past three hours in there, still there behind closed doors, firing off in all sorts of different directions. he says it is a mess in there. how bad is all of this? >> erin, it is really quite bad. i served in the house. we had problems with members in our conference. often times they were forced to resign. speaker john boehner, paul ryan, too. they forced people to resign. it is quite bad. marjorie taylor greene will make it much more difficult for republicans in swing and moderate districts to survive. it will be harder for republicans to win a majority in 2022 with her around. she should be removed from the committees and kicked out of the republican conference. that's how they should deal with this. everybody knows it. i think kevin mccarthy is concerned if he does reprimand and remove her and republicans capture the skbmajority, he wou have a hard tim

gloria borger, thanks. more breaking news just ahead.mpeachment managers today asked the former president to testify at his second senate trial. how his legal team replied, when we continue. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. >>> there's more breaking news. house managers have invited the former president to testify at his second impeachment trial, which starts next week. the answer on behalf of the former president came from his legal team swiftly, saying he will not. one of his advisers calling the request a publicity relations stunt. perspective now from harvard law school professor and mosted constitutional sc

. >>> i want to get perspective from john dean and gloria borger. gloria, you have new information about what we can expect from the new president's legal team in what they're filing tomorrow. >> right, i have some information from a source who is familiar with their brief and he said to me that the focus is going to be on what he called the unconstitutional nature of the democrats' impeachment witch hunt. so he said there will be four to five major themes, the unconstitutional nature will be the biggest, but when i asked about the rigged election and where that's going to be on there, the response was that will not be the, quote, focal point. so it's clear it's going to be mentioned. i guarantee you once it's mentioned, it becomes a focal point for the democrats. >> but the main argument is their contention that it's unconstitutional to try a former president? >> that's right, and you can't convict a former president when he's out of office but if that were the case, then why would he have lost his other attorneys, because that's what butch bowers,

gloria steinem writes in the books introduction, if you could get one true thing, it stays true wherever it goes. i think of salamishah like him our work, her art, relationship, her and her journey all of that together has singular truth, a radiant life force. this includes the books and essays she is written and the ones she has on her mind as it will get to read when their ready for the world one day. but for now "in search of the color purple" is finally with us. i the book, read the book, give the book to others. and for now please join me in virtual applause from wherever you are to welcome salamishah tillet and errin haines in conversation to mark the release of "in search of the color purple." >> wow, that's an amazing introduction, paul. if i had two other introductions before i i in it for the job t penn, and yours and one other that i think, i just want a copy of it so i can remind myself in be reminded of the generosity of others. you are such a special person to me, , paul, as you know. in this process of writing this book and your work with monument lab and also your researc

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political analyst gloria borger joins us and kaitlan collins is back with us as well. gloria, how big a setback is this for democrats particularly someone like bernie sanders i talked to him a week or so ago and he said hadn't given up hope and he wanted to get this through. >> it is a big setback for bernie sanders. it's a big setback for lots of democrats who wanted to see this $15 minimum wage but iron will i as ryan was talking about in a way this helps the president get his covid relief bill through because there are these moderates like joe manchin, for example, of west virginia who was saying you know what, i don't want it in a budget bill and there's another moderate saying maybe we don't need $15 right away and i don't want to see it part of a budget bill, i don't think we should do it that way. it was a process argument. so that takes it out of the equation. so as a result the president can now think that perhaps they're going to have a united democratic front on this covid bill. and this is not a surprise to the white house. i'm sure kaitlan can talk about t

joining me now is chief political analyst gloria borger and philip lack zarya, the former council to the watergate special prosecutors. gloria, to you first, they're really arguing there was no way of knowing the president's bogus claims were bogus. >> and in fact they're arguing that the president's claims were not bogus and there's one point in the preefbrief where they sa 45th president performed admirably in his role. this is where you see the president of the united states telling his lawyers in that brief, i want to talk about the fact that i won this election. so figure out how to put it in there. and so they did. so they didn't mention the 60 court cases they lost, including a supreme court decision. they didn't mention their own justice department said they could find no evidence of fraud. they didn't mention their own campaign autopsy, which we just seen today said the president really lost because he didn't get control of covid, et cetera. so this is where you see the influence of the president on his new attorneys saying, you do what i want you to do. >> and, philip, what

i do think gloria's absolutely right. he was authentic, but he is authentic and that is another great strength of his. and he radiates decency, and i think that came across. he wasn't willing -- you mentioned the defunding police line, which was, i think, very important. he went on to talk about the reforms that were necessary but also on student loans. he didn't give an answer that was necessarily an answer that every progressive democrat wanted that he would write down $50,000 of student debt. so, he was very frank, he was very honest, and he was very common sense cal. i think he had a great night. >> i want to talk to abby about this. joe biden is dealing with the moderates and has the progressive wing of the party as well. the $15 minimum wage is a sticking point between moderate and progressive democrats. did it sound to you like it's going to make it into this final rescue package or not? >> well, i mean, i think it's clear that joe biden believed in a $15 minimum wage, but i do think that he is cognizant that this

we're joined by gloria borger and mia love, a cnn political commentator.ving his former u.s. ambassador to the united nations the cold shoulder right now? >> well, because she gave an interview to "politico" in which she basically trashed him. and, you know, after months of saying, well, you know, you've got to take the good with the bad, she came out and said that the republican party has to acknowledge that donald trump let them down. she said she was angry about the way mike pence was treated and that she said -- let me quote here -- that the former president is going to find himself further and further isolated. well, then she decided and she was probably getting a lot of pushback on what she said, then she decided that she wanted to go and see the former president in mar-a-lago and he said, are you kidding me? i'm not going to do this. with donald trump, as you all know, there isn't any halfway. you either are in or you're out. and i think she's clearly on the out. >> mia, what does it tell you that nikki haley is trying to work her way back into trum

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and i believe that speaker would be gloria barry for seat four. >> can you hear me? >> chairman: yes, we can. >> good morning, chair peskin. i'm running for -- i'm applying for this because seat four must be held by a person who has personally experienced poverty while living in san francisco. i've lived in and out of poverty in san francisco from 1969 to '75, and periodically from '87 to 2015. right now i only have veteran compensation, which is a third of what is deemed low income. i've worked for a commission which doesn't always yield a living wage. i also have been on welfare and food stamps before. when i was homeless, i was sent to shelters, and i lived in transitional housing on treasure island. i would not be able to live in san francisco now if it were not for the assistance i received from being a veteran. the demographics i reach out to is black, mexican, and white. i am 51 years old, and i'm a female and a disabled veteran. i served 13 years in the military. while in service, i went six months without being a dependent -- getting dependent benefits becau

joining us are chief political analyst gloria borger and chief flake. he is now a cnn political commentator. you know, jeff, i want to begin with the disarray on full display within the republican party right now. one top republican senator sees its as a choice between conservative principals and conspiracy theories. liz cheney margery taylor green? i mean, where do you think the party will likely grow more or where do i want to be as an elected official. it is pretty stark. that's what republicans are facing right now. >> what do you think, gloria? what is the house minority leader kevin mccarthy really considering as he prepares to meet, we're told, very soon with congresswoman margery taylor green. >> i think first of all he is considering his own political future because he would like to become speaker of the house and he's got to figure out a way to do that. one of the people he needs, he believes, to help him do that is donald trump who has embraced margery taylor green, spoke with her recently. she tweeted about a great conversation. he has to, a

gloria, let's start with the balancing act for democrats. >> yeah. >> you heard kaitlan detailing thein the democratic party, specifically over the minimum wage and stimulus check, who should get them, what the threshold is for income. is there a risk here that biden's first big bet, this covid relief deal, ends up falling apart? >> there is a risk. and let me tell you, two words. joe manchin. joe manchin is somebody who is a very moderate democrat in west virginia. and he came out and said -- he got other moderates to agree with him to say, look, i don't want it to be 150,000. i would rather it were $100,000 top earning per couple, if you're to get these stimulus checks. now it's much more than that. i think there's going to have to be some give on the targeting of these stimulus checks, and the president has indicated that that might be okay with him. the minimum wage, you know, you heard bernie sanders say they're going to try to find a way to make this happen, but the president kind of threw in the towel when he spoke with nora o'donnell and that's got lots of progressives upset.

gloria borger, good to so you. thank you so much for all of that. >>> we're just getting news n.word of a mah major security breach at joint base andrews as a man gained unauthorized access on our site. let's go to our correspondent at the pentagon barbara starr. what's happened? >> reporter: well, the air force has had a very disturbing security breach at andrews which, of course, is the base that is the home to the air force one operations just outside of washington, d.c., the aircraft that carry the president and vice president of the united states in those very well-known blue and white aircraft. the aircraft that was breached was a blue and white but we're told not part directly of that presidential fleet. it was an aircraft that was the equivalent of a 737 last night and a man got on to andrews, joint base andrews and then got on to the flight line and entered this c-40 blue and white aircraft. he was stopped. he was apparently in civilian clothes. we don't know how long he was aboard the aircraft. we don't k

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estarÉ al tanto de la noticia de josÉ ron como tambiÉndel hijo de gloria trevi.eÑo y ahora quiere hacer todo lo que no hizo como padre cuando pudo haberlo hecho desde antes. >> el personaje del galÁn de 38 aÑos de edad se enfrentarÁ a peculiares problemÁticas. >> por otro lado, mi madre muriÓ. me dejÓ sÓlo. tengo varios problemas socio— emocionales. es muy divertido mi personaje. tiene tortura, tiene alegrÍa pero tambiÉn —— tiene ternura tiene alegrÍa y es muy infantil en algunos casos. esta es una comedia de situaciÓn y no es que uno es chistoso, sino que lo que le pasa es chistoso. >> mani agradeciÓ los cuidados de la producciÓn para prevenir contagios de covid 19. >> estamos todo el tiempo con cubrebocas todos. uno estÁ acostumbrado a que la gente se acerque y a tomarse foto y lo hacemos tratando de protegernos a todos y no sÓlo al elenco y a la producciÓn. >> no se puede perder quÉ le pasa a mi familia, miguel flores, televisa espectÁculos, luÍs alejandro ortega. alan: juan osorio es muy bueno porque va viendo como sube el rating y alarga los capÍtulos, trae

gloria trevi: ya no es la trevi de los 90., historia que plasmarÁ en su bio serie. gloria trevi: mi historia no va a marcar sÓlo un pedazo de vida sino toda mi vida desde que era niÑa hasta que resurgir de las cenizas como lo hice y todo este proceso sÚper fuerte e interesante. yo sÉ que mucha gente puede conectar. guadalupe: con sentimientos encontrados quÉ es lo que mÁs le dolerÍa que le pasara sus hijos y que legado les dejarÍa? gloria trevi: serÍa que no creyeran en dios. como yo creo en dios y creo que hay un lugar en donde me encontrarÉ con ellos. guadalupe: tocando temas de pandemia aprovechÓ el tiempo fuera de los escenarios para descubrirse como empresaria pero, al al mismo tiempo, tambiÉn recordÓ los abrazos que mÁs extraÑa. gloria trevi: hace muchos meses que no abrazÓ mis papÁs. yo sÉ que mi hijo estÁ bien y que de todos modos y por seguridad lo tienen que poner en cuarentena. guadalupe: la cantante recordÓ su Época de los 90, momentos que compartirÁ en su primer concierto virtual el sÁbado llamado " trevi inthe ho

inch >> joining us is laura coats and gloria borger and counsel for the house democrats in the firsteachment and ambassador to czech republic. norm, the contrast between the two legal teams today was beyond striking. howf effective do you think eac side was or ineffective because that test came after 5:00 p.m. today. democrats only managed to gain one republican vote. >> anderson, thanks for having me back. i thought the house managers were extraordinary orordinarily. they blended an explanation why there is no january exception for a president who commits a high crime and misdemeanor. discussing the law, the precedent, the constitution and they told the story. they surprised everyone by telling the story that they'll be sharing with the senate and the country of the horrible insurrection donald trump incited and third, they brought a motion. the president's team was awful. they have no case. the law is not on the side. the facts are not on their side. the politics, the president has a lot of supporters in the senate caucus but anderson, another one broke with him today. senator cass

reportera: manuel y gloria fueron vacunados hace unos dÍas y aseguran uno tener efectos secundarios.ir dolor de cabeza o malestar. lo recomendable es tylenol. hay que lavarse las manos. paola: viajar en transporte pÚblico aumenta el riesgo de contagios y el cdc emitiÓ una orden para uso obligatorio de mascarillas para aquellos que viajan en transporte pÚblico. vamos con ramÓn. ramÓn: muy buenas noches. esta orden entro en vigor a partir del primer minuto de hoy. hay que colocarse la mascarilla de manera perfecta y cubrir boca y nariz. la medida incluye a los que viajen en aviones, es una ley federal. los operadores de transporte pÚblico deben tomar la siguiente medida: sÓlo pueden abordar aquellos que usen mascarillas. no cumplir con este requisito es una violaciÓn de ley federal. hay que bajar de forma inmediata aquellas personas que no quieran usar la mascarilla. sÓlo se puede bajar la mascarilla para consumir algÚn alimento. no se requiere cuando una persona tenga problemas auditivos, porque necesita leer los labios. otra excepciÓn, cuando una persona estÉ inconciente. vemos las s