these issues and more i'm joined by my guest and a caucus in greenville she is a newsmax insider as well as contributor to the washington examiner and in toronto we have arthur who wrote he is editor at large and being libertarian dot com all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go ahead and greenville in my introduction to ask the question what does it mean to be a conservative today in your mind what does it mean to be a conservative and let's keep in mind the true presidency and the recent general election go ahead well in my mind it means to be conservative what it's always meant which is that we are working to conserve the classical liberal values our country was founded upon but i think there's a role fracture within conservatism these days i think trump has increased that fracture i think it was a system before he actually came into office but it has become deeper and more visible and i think that there are a lot of conservatives who want to move that movement into the action that he was mostly focusing on

ok let's go to henning in greenville in my introduction to ask the question what does it mean to be a conservative today in your mind what does it mean to be a conservative and let's keep in mind the true presidency and the reason general election go ahead well in my mind it means to be a conservative what it's always meant is that we are working to conserve the classical liberal values our country was founded upon but i think there's a role fracture within conservatism these days i think trump has increased that fracture i think it was a system before he actually came into office but it has become deeper and more visible and i think that there are a lot of conservatives who want to move that movement into the action that he was mostly focusing on which has a lot more nationalism involved and isn't always as attached to our classical liberal values as i would like to see the movement attached to it so i think it'll be interesting to see where conservatism goes in the next couple of years i don't think there's a solid answer for where it ends up right now there's there's sort of a batt

>>in greenville severe edible. >>well it's a new year research is indicating that more people will be using online dating apps and websites according to match dot com. sunday will be the biggest sign up day for dating websites match dot com and tender they say dating activity can grow as much as 75% during the first week of january the peak susan expected basically between now and valentine state other dating apps like bumble say they expect to see more than 3 million new users with more than 20 million messages being sent this weekend. >>now our 4 zone forecast says we give you a live look it is the futurecast what's coming our way catherine yeah and we're looking at the green lawrence, moving in. yeah a huge storm kind of like we had the other night maybe we get about a 10th of an inch of rain or so you see the clouds really thickening up outside now after what was very nice start to the new year some sunshine but now things are changing we've got that cold front on the way here it is bring some rain to far north

still a stalled vehicle around greenville.e light was the travel time closer to 40 minutes to go from the 205 toward the dublin interchange. the slowest spots at least to just past north flynn because of that trouble spot. they are trying to clear out of lanes. other things to look out for. southbound 101 near sfo. 101 doing okay as you work along the peninsula. we are tracking brake lights out of san jose. slow and go conditions, speeds down 31 miles an hour as you come away from the 280, 680 connector to that 880 connector, also getting first reports of an incident just south of there right at story road. that number two lane. some brake lights forming because of that accident as well. south of there, traffic remains quiet. northbound 101. 85 to that connector road. 280 clear. no delays on 85 or 87. i do want to give you the heads up. there's a road closure due to snow and slick surfaces. just a heads up in that area. also taking a look at the bay area bridges, quiet right now, we are seeing more volume on the roadway. littl

myrtle beach police department, the greenville sheriff county office, north myrtle beach department of public safety to the families and loved ones of these a man with all of our hearts we offer our condolences and we are eternally grateful their service. i'm delighted to have us with us again the first lady who is working to bring attention to energy to domestic violence, veterans health and human trafficking and now adoption. thank you to please stand and be recognized. [applause] thank you. also our lieutenant governor who is leading businesses across the state to identify workforce and regulatory relief. focusing on visitation early childhood education and the census that has encouraged us all to grab a bag and eliminate litter. thank you lieutenant governor. please stand and be recognized, and her husband to. [applause] and we have another special guest tonight a man whose leadership of the united states united nations world food program recently recognized of the 2020 nobel peace prize please join me to welcome back to the statehouse governor and his bride the first lady. [applau

. >> tony in greenville, independent. tony, good morning. >> caller: happy new year to you and c-span. >> host: larry and canton massachusetts, republican. >> caller: good morning. i want to say a lot of things that trump said i do not agree with on with him on immigration. i'm a black mail. no one got hurt more by immigration than black americans . and daca, their mamas who brought them here are still illegal. they're illegal so again, citizenship i'm with trump on as well as immigration. no one's going to hurt more by immigration americans or blacks . and we should really look at who's been impacted by this policy. so i think i don't agree with everything. immigration agree on. >> caller: >> host: research on that and do you show them what color issaying ? >> guest: larry is bringing up the point that one unique thing about president trump is he views not only illegal but illegal immigration as a net negative to the united states his messaging was significantly directed at minority communities and any potential damage t

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host: thanks for what you do in greenville, north carolina. want to show a little bit more from joe biden last night talking about money for schools in this american rescue plan. >> we will also do everything we can to keep our educators and students save, to safely reopen a majority of our k-8 schools by the end of the first 100 days. we can do this if we give the school district, the schools themselves, the communities, the states, the clear guidance they need, as well as the resources they need that they cannot afford right now because of the economic dilemma. that means more testing and transportation, additional sanitizing services in those schools, protective equipment and ventilation systems in those schools. we need to make sure workers who have covid-19 symptoms are quarantined, and those who need to take care of family members with covid-19 symptoms should be able to stay home from work and still get paid. this will reduce the spread of the virus and make sure workers get the support they need to maintain their families. host: joe bi

host: george in greenville, mississippi, democrats line. caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. i just wanted to speak to the trump legacy. i believe in everyman having a second chance. i believe god forgives us all for the things we do. but trump has told a lot of lies. he parted men who broke the law and i think we ought to uphold the law and trump parted a lot of criminals that lied to the fbi. i don't think god is pleased with it. i don't think america is pleased with it. one of the things i found out about conservatives and democrats is the conservatives will leave things like they are. they never want to change. they never want people to have a better life at the democrats sometimes, it gets too much. we have got to do what is right. we need to look at the bible and sit with the bible is saying and god is saying and then we follow those lines. you never had a president say he could go out in new york city and shoot somebody and still be the president. you never have a president who says, go to the capitol and use force. we never had that in the

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sergeant from the greenville county sheriff's office. -- jacob hatcher of the myrtle beach police department. sergeant conley jumper -- william conley jumper junior, sergeant gordon best and deputy david price of the marion county sheriff's office. to the families and loved ones of these men, we offer our condolences and we are eternally grateful for their service. i am delighted to have with us again our first lady, my bride peggy, who is working to bring attention and energy to human trafficking, domestic violence, veterans health, and animal care and adoption. thank you, peggy jean. please stand and be recognized. [applause] also, our lieutenant governor, pamela evette, who is meeting with businesses across the state to identify workforce and regulatory relief. she has focused on transportation, early childhood education and the census and has encouraged us all to grab a bag and eliminate litter. thank you, lieutenant governor. please stand and be recognized. and her husband david. [applause] and we have another special guest tonight, a man whose leadership of the united nations world foo

rex in greenville, ohio. your thoughts on mike pence? signed an executive is nothat mike pence longer vice president of the united states. that is my understanding. host: say again? you think the president should -- and order and mike make vice president mike pence not the vice president? caller: i have heard he has already signed that executive order. host: that is not something i've heard. what are your thoughts on mike pence and his actions last week? trump was feuding with mike pence over his actions last week when he was presiding over the certification on capitol hill of the electoral college vote count. caller: my understanding is mike that is on a list and mikedonald trump pence is in a situation where he has to go along with the deep state. host: your understanding from where? blogs on lot of it is the internet. a lot of that stuff has been taken down. host: that is rex in ohio. these are the comments of vice president mike pence just hours after the storming of capitol hill, after capitol police and national guard had taken bac

we have some slow and go speeds due to a stalled vehicle near greenville. it'll be -- from tracy but our travel times are already closer to 40 minutes, 42 from 205 toward 680. once are you on 680 if you are connecting through the dublin interchange. 680 moving nicely. >>> on the storm watch evacuations underway in santa cruz county. tonight's powerful system could trigger devastating mudslides and flooding. emily turner is live from the santa cruz mountains where thousands are leaving town. emily. >> yeah and this is an all too common, especially in the last year or so. this is just one of three evacuation centers. the scotts valley community center. it's the czu fire where people have been evacuated in that burn zone. deputies spent the day yesterday going door to door making sure they got people out, giving those residents a nal warning toet out of wn. burn scar. st concerned out it is a concern in all of the burn scars. we had serious fires last year. that intense heat burns the soil so badly that it doesn't let it absorb the water and causes the big mud

in 1908, he bats .346 for a minor league team in greenville.y to move up. >> it was his first full season in the majors with the cleveland naps. >> and photog frank smith documents his arrival in "the bigs." [ cheers and applause ] >> he batted .408, which still stands as a record for a rookie. [ bat cracking ] >> safe! >> he may be a whiz on the field, but traveling with his teammates, joe can't even read a menu. >> if they were in a restaurant, he'd listen to what everyone else ordered and simply base his order off of that. >> he needs help just writing his own name, so he rarely signs anything but legal documents. of course, you don't need to read or write to hit a fastball. in 1915, joe moves up another notch when he's traded to the chicago white sox. >> chicago was a very good team, and he helped them win a world series in the 1917 season. >> they may have been good, but they were not happy. >> charles comiskey, who was the owner of the white sox at the time, was known as being extremely frugal. >> in 1919, the sox again capture the americ

nick: today blinken said he did support the genocide declaration, that he had not seen what thomas greenvilled could not comment. judy: how would you say the message from the biden administration is different from that of the trump administration? nick: it was tone and relationship with the press. america first replaced with a conversation about how important allies are and enemies of the people replaced with praise for the media, a promise to speak with us often and return to daily briefings. that perhaps is the reason he appeared at the podium on his first full day. judy: thank you, and. -- thank you, nick. ♪ it's a given that strong family ties are critical, especially for mothers serving time in prison. on the nawaz has this story, part of our searching for justice series. >> i know you want a second chance -- >> this is a letter from melissa trinidad's 17-year-old daughter. >> i will always love you, but i just can't. you can't waltz back to my life and expect to be my mom again. amna: she received it soon after she was released from jail in september. trinidad, a mother of three, is in

distanced parade in locksley, alabama >>> a car caravan in south field, michigan, and a march in greenvilleys the nation is honoring the late reverend dr. martin luther king jr. today. the president-elect biden, also v k volunteering to mark king's legacy today he and dr. jill biden packed food boxes in philly for a hunger relief organization vp-elect kamala harris and her husband doug emhoff packing produce items for martha's table in washington. in atlanta, the ebenezer baptist church's annual service, the reverend bernice king echoed her father's call for nonviolenc >> we still have a choice, non-violence co-existence, this may well be mankind's last chance to choose between chaos or community >>> and the naacp announcing a $40 million gift from an anonymous donor. leaders of the organizations say that will money will fund a new generation of civil rights lawyers working to advance racial justice in the american south. the reverend king would have turned 92 this year. the civil rights leader was assassinated in memphis on the 4th of april in 1968 he was 39-years-old. decades later, dr. k

it was in the center divide at greenville for west 580 as we look at the taillights west 580.ou see the light traffic. that may cause a traffic break out of livermore, but the conditions are great for now. back to you. >> sounds good. thank you. >>> with a big storm on the way, we're issuing a microclimate weather alert. and while the rain and wind still a ways off, thousands of folks in santa cruz and in the mountains have already been told to leave their homes. that heavy rain could trigger mudslides in some of those burn scarred areas. chris sanchez is live at one of three evacuation points. and kris, you've been there been. it looks like we are working on kris' audio right there. when we are able to get back to you he will see what's going on down there in the area -- >> reporter: it might be familiar to you. this is where we were -- this was base camp for the czu fire in august. and here we are once again, five months later, a lot of the folks who had to flee with only what they could carry in their cars are now being ordered from their homes again. let me show you that m

actually rain in jackson, mississippi, but just outside of jackson, it's a heavy, wet snow, in between greenville starting to slide up there towards tupelo. looks like in birmingham, alabama, it's going to be a little bit too warm for you, too, mostly looking at a rain and snow mix or maybe plain old rain. additional snowfall in that area east of vicksburg, could get another 2 to 3 inches and that will be the highlight of it. during the day today, it will be mostly a rain event heading towards atlanta as temperatures continue to warm up. so, the new storm on the map is in the northwest. we'll track that tuesday, wednesday into the northern rockies. notice, kasie, the rest of the country pretty quiet. that 50 degrees on wednesday in washington, d.c., will feel great. and it should stay pretty warm all the way through thursday and friday for the east coast. we do have a little bit of an alberta clipper. that means some light snow and cold temperatures towards the end of the week, but pretty good weather on the east coast all week long. >> all right. that i'm happy to hear, and i hope some of those

dramatically in april of and may of 1863, he had two sons, harles who enlisted two sons, and train in greenville thought -- douglas had made several trips or to watch his sons. march and train with the other troops. and, he continued to emphasize that this was the black man's power, he said in fact that rather, choosing historical parallel, he said the white man saw pride in 1776. the black man soul was treated 1863. he devoted many words, many common interest to answering questions of why should a colored man and list, and often he retreated themes centered around manhood, and claims of citizenship. and the belief in assimilation. he argued ultimately that, and i'm quoting here, he who fought the battles of america make liam america as his country, and have that really respected. now defending your country now against rebels and traders, you are defending your own liberty, on our, manhood, and self respect unquote. he will continue with these apocalyptic rhetoric, and continue to follow through august of 1863 were he co'cluded with his monthly. he penned, and aptly named, victory, in which he d

. >> from greenville, stanley cup srk. >> celebrating one month of marriage. >>> stay healthy, everyoneassive billion dollar jackpot last night and they live in michigan. if you live in michigan, start checking your pockets. big office pool, didn't win. calling our friends in michigan. >> we won $8. >> we'll take it. >>> right to the top news today. of course there's a lot going on. the trial date set for former president donald trump second impeachment trial as president biden is urging lawmakers to get to work on a covid relief bill. kelly o'donnell at her perch. >> reporter: good morning, peter. a challenge facing president biden holding their attention when they must hold an impeachment trial for donald trump. that makes the time line for a trial critical. instead of an immediate start, both parties agreed to push it back a couple of weeks. the trial to begin february 9th and allowing a trump defense to prepare. president biden wants congress to start work on the $1.9 trillion covid relief package and he wants some republicans to support it. karine jean-pierre earlier on today. >> h

rex in greenville, ohio. your thoughts on mike pence? caller: signed an executive order that mike pence is no longer vice president of the united states. that is my understanding. host: say again? you think the president should sign in order and mike -- and make vice president mike pence not the vice president? caller: i have heard he has already signed that executive order. host: that is not something i've heard. what are your thoughts on mike pence and his actions last week? president trump was feuding with mike pence over his actions last week when he was presiding over the certification on capitol hill of the electoral college vote count. caller: my understanding is mike pence is on a list that is opposing donald trump and mike pence is in a situation where he has to go along with the deep state. host: your understanding from where? caller: a lot of it is blogs on the internet. a lot of that stuff has been taken down. host: that is rex in ohio. these are the comments of vice president mike pence just hours after the storming of capit

annie in greenville, mississippi, you are kicking us off. good morning. please go ahead.aller: i just want to make a comment that i hope the incoming administration with their new president, i hope he tries to reach out to different sectors of the tea party, boogaloo boys, to see what their beef is, to see how he can bring the country together. do not be divisive like the president we just had, because this has been bad for a lot of people. a lot of people have been in fear as to what he will do. i hope you will reach out, cross the aisle, and try to talk to these people, and try to bring all of us together. that's my comment. host: thank you, danny. ken is calling in from fremont, california this morning. caller: a few comments i would like to make. [indiscernible] would make a great candidate. host: we are focusing this morning on the inauguration and on the history, the symbolism. what would you like to hear from president-elect biden? kim in indianapolis. good morning. caller: i would like to hear unity to bring our country together, and i think that this is a great d

this is john out of greenville, texas. you are next. caller: good morning.ost: do you think president trump should be removed from office? caller: absolutely not. an ex-democrat out of southern california. i am hispanic. i am gay. what i have seen is the most egregious thing that has ever been done to this country. i don't think he should be impeached. they tried that once already. they failed. t is a last-ditch attempt to keep him from letting out any information that may be out there about pelosi and all of them. i do not think he should be impeached. host: fort lauderdale, florida, you are next. caller: good morning. i think trump should be impeached. i think if there is intelligence that people are coming back with weapons on the 17th, there should be 30,000 jail cells identified and enough police protection to put all these people away. they are insurrectionists. they need to go. it was congressman adding kinzingerr -- adam who was one of the first to come out seeking president trump's removal after what happened wednesday. he was on abc this week this

host: george in greenville, mississippi, democrats line. caller: good morning.ou for taking my call. i just wanted to speak to the trump legacy. i believe in everyman having a second chance. i believe god forgives us all for the things we do. but trump has told a lot of lies. he parted men who broke the law and i think we ought to uphold the law and trump parted a lot of criminals that lied to the fbi. i don't think god is pleased with it. i don't think america is pleased with it. one of the things i found out about conservatives and democrats is the conservatives will leave things like they are. they never want to change. they never want people to have a better life at the democrats sometimes, it gets too much. we have got to do what is right. we need to look at the bible and sit with the bible is saying and god is saying and then we follow those lines. you never had a president say he could go out in new york city and shoot somebody and still be the president. you never have a president who says, go to the capitol and use force. we never had that in the histor