thank you so much, patty, and that's patty cole hain reporting from washington dc. so the ass garza cease via tools sketch underway in egypt is really a tax on residential buildings in the strip showing no signs of easing. at least 49 people have been killed across congress since dawn on wednesdays in the north, a 22 members of this same family died when this home was hit targeted and bade la here many are still missing. is there any forces also launched strikes on the jabante a refugee can? nova and gauze that has been under a 2 month military siege that's blocked. deliveries of food and medicine. was no less help in central gaza either. is there any asterix fuels, at least 7 palestinians in minnesota? refugee camp since october last year is randy is hanks of kills more than $44000.00 people. most of them women and children. the attacks came as hundreds of palestinians were forcibly displaced from the oh my gosh, a refugee camp in central garza to us reports. i'm now a to the gates of on my god. the rest your did come. this place has been warrants by the is where t

the next 4 years. protocol hain, l g 0, washington vice president to menu mac crone has landed in the indian ocean archipelago of my on the days of the defense shows these territory was hit by devastating cycling people in mozambique. also reading from the storm that left thousands that matessa sent this report. a francis presidents, emmanuel, i'm a crohn, arrived in my yacht saying he's brought 4 tons of food medicines and more risky teams because of the civil mission. his government has been criticized for neglecting one of the poorest parts of france by failing to pay for the increasing public vanity of natural disasters. links to climate change a little bit to my goats and i'll get some of the pieces of rebuilding my yacht. that's the commitments i've made. that's the wish of the elected representatives of the population rebuilding both housing and sustainable public buildings that meet the standards that will cope with events like the cycling or the natural events that unfortunately we had to deal with in the region. the french indian ocean territory took the strongest hit from c

you're getting a lot any of that you had, they meetings with your haines in the 1st couple of minutes, which was incredible. but we need to be human being to come out as well. okay. we need to the suited your stories of what brakes you or makes you feel unsafe. what has an impact on you? all of that is very important because, you know, and i know that anybody can lunatics performing them is a completely different ball game. war differs. you from any other which. so for your 2nd task, you're going to be performing in front of people who has been seeing magic every single day. for the last 7 years. these are people whose feedback, if you read die for us, this is people who manage me. they are one of the most important agencies in the country and is your level to perform for them. that's your 2nd task. and it's very important that you let yourself, the human being come every time you a story, a story which is very frustrating and alison age create. uh, i bought an honest maintenance was seeing that in disclose competition. it was a valued tongue and i go to my beach. i was like, i'm goin

or some of the other haines. these groups h t s, have been seeking to moderate the rhetoric and distance themselves from that jihad, his past. ideas is designated by many west and governments as a terrace group, though it is not pledging to respect serious religious and cultural diversity. but some of serious minority groups. a skeptical syria emerges from the 13 years of a brutal civil who the incoming government headed by is mister rebel, reply out to you some o h t s. promises to build a unified and inclusive country. but some minority groups do not believe them. these families have decided to flee before the new government takes power. they started to control us. you have to pray and the way we do the practice. you're that isn't as we want. they wouldn't accept one of us as husbands before. before, during a search time, minorities were safe and if there was funding in one region, we went to another among the syrians trying to leave and members of the olive white community, an offshoot of shared islam, which c

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families here from every background, spending all social classes and religious groups, some like haines family, are of the drew's face. she reaches the last photo. nothing. yeah. me, i'm a big kid up mother. let me get up in the met the cheap. com, you know, he'll be alive. it's okay. oh, that's okay. the i'm in his heart. burn is mine does the what is that kind of where you, if you're on the front of the ship, the product is worried about his mother, but she wants to keep searching. she can go on, not knowing what happened to some students this they go to sudden i um, the prison were awesome. i'd withheld in where she suspects who saw might have been taken off my degrees to accompany her. returning to the side of the horror from which he escaped just days ago. when he got a fema, maybe he'll remember something that could help the people there, let them and we hope to find new information. we hope he's still alive late like we're going to sudden i a know they've always called it about sharla sides. human slaughterhouse. yeah. my husband said he fell out of a sudden that's awesome . i st

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to the decision to lift marshall saying we are relieved president june has reversed course . pico haine has moved reactions from washington dc. we do know that you as president joe biden overseas tried traveling overseas. he was briefed on the situation. we heard from the us temperatures, deputy secretary of state kirk campbell. he said that they were watching the situation with great concern. so there was a for a briefing today at the state department, the deputy spokesman took the vast majority of the briefing was spent focused on this issue. and he really would not get moved off of his talking points. just saying that they are the i, the commitment to south korea was iron clad between the us and that the route they wanted it to be resolved peacefully and in accordance of the law. saying that the vote in the legislature was in fact following the law. so we haven't heard of it from any officials since we've now heard about the reverse course from the south korean president data with they'll be asked about that tomorrow as well. they will tell us that they were not notified in advanced

that's patty cole. haines reporting from washington. all right, i will just bring you up to speed with these breaking developments and what you're looking at now. a live pictures from sol, solved korea with demonstrations us to gathered a given this night of shocking political and developing. so i'll talk you through what has been happening president june. so if you shocked even his closest allies, some local media report that even his closest is didn't know that he intended to declare martial law in, in a late night television address. and at that moment, he choose the country's main opposition party sympathizing with north korea. and antique state activities. now shortly onto that announcement from the president the, the on. now under the constitution, marshall must be lifted when apollo mentioned majority demands that. and indeed, that happened shortly after the president's declaration. now just in these past few minutes, we've seen that the president is confirming that he will indeed lift, marshall, following that cabin is missing.

there were 16 crew members on board. 14 of them had been evacuated to the spanish parts of carter haines. so all right, well just say with us here on archie international, i'll be back with much more just or half an hour. now in the meantime, as always, do visit our website or to com for the very latest breaking news and updates. bye for now the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the walk, a town in ivory coast is little known outside the region. but for rivalry under the name conjures up memories of tragic events that plunge the ones prosperous country until 10 miles the luncheon broken lives, the country deep and crisis. the cause of it to friends. anyone with an interest in international affairs may associate walk a with the bombing of french power. explain. i've orient forcible planes, flemming by bella, rushing less noise. the emphasis is specifically on the woods, bella, russian sent messengers, the the african country has been my head in civil war at the bombing, but it was a turning point for sparks that triggered the tragedy. the .

call haines. joining us from washington dc . a reaction from the by the ministration, but the kind of need a magnifying glass to the to hear it and see it all right. long really, it's been remarkable. we've, it's been so quiet. granite is sunday morning here, but normally it's a development such as this a seismic development. you would hear from the president lisa statement. the only thing we've heard so far is that he's going to meet with his national security team to be briefed on the situation. the only social media post has been from the pentagon. major general patrick ryder, putting out a statement on social media reiterate in the us, which has about $900.00 forces in syria reiterating that their mission is to, to feed i sold that they are going to continue on that mission. and that they maintain their inherent right to self defense are basically sending a warning to everyone in the region that they should not target us troops down in the past. we've been a couple of days of heard from the state department. they've had thin

haines looks back. there's legacy. at the age of 90, jimmy carter announced he had cancer and is it spread to his brain? i just thought i had a few weeks left, but i was a surprisingly edy's. you know, i've, i've had a really a wonderful life. i've had thousands of friends and, and i've had an exciting and veteran ratify existence. so i was surprisingly, eddie, he would still in the world just a few months later by announcing thanks to a new treatment. he was cancer free. at 92 years old he was briefly hospitalized after he became dehydrated, but helping to build homes for the poor. he was back on site the following day. his was the typical american story with very, a typical results board in the small town of plains, georgia. he joined the navy, studied nuclear physics and married the girl next door. literally, he 1st saw his wife on the day she was born when she was just 3 years old, especially i have it. it was not right rosa that, that's a physical of my life of the peanut farmers turned politician. and after one t

very much for that latest update that from washington dc. patsy cole haine. and now we're going to go to more ron bouchard, who's old, is there a senior political analyst joining us live from london moran. you heard the speech the by us president, joy advising. i'm highlighting that iran, russia has been about a week since he said i took a office as an, as patsy was saying, that seems to be taking a little some credits um, really a speech before he leaves office. yes, there was something good that it really delusional. about by didn't i think he's not just getting old and he's getting beyond that. um just the idea of uh, taking credit for basically what, what and bravo, the password which is genocide. and they say that in other words, a genocide that gives the people in front of sign, lease, start changing theater. i mean, that's the end of the day. that's cool. so more than what it is, that's what crimes and nothing on. and drove them their agent into perhaps a whole lot water between is or iran on about draws. his genius is this something i don't know too m

royal by heavy criticism from the president elect, donald trump and his ally eagle, musk particle haine has the latest from washington dc. it would seem like the most basic job for any legislature decide on how much money to spend and on what the us congress doesn't often pass full budget, instead voting on continuing resolutions, basically keeping the same funding for a few months. at a time. republicans and democrats had a deal to do just that, plus spend $100000000.00 to help those impacted by recent hurricanes and given additional $10000000000.00 in a to farmers. but then billionaire eli must step to post you more than $150.00 times that the social media site ex, demanding republicans killed the deal. it's a total dumpster fire. i think it's garbage it. this is what washington dc has done . this. why ran for congress? try to stop this. an incoming president, donald trump agreed, threatening house speaker mike johnson's job. if he didn't drop the agreement demanding they also raise the debt with it, which will expire early next year, so that it would appear. joe biden raised the defi

and last and more than a month, had eco hain explains what shutdowns mean for the american economy and millions of workers. it's a recurring uniquely american issue. in theory, the legislature should pass budgets, but the us congress rarely does. instead, they mostly fund the government for months or years at a time, effectively lurching from crisis to crisis. this time the money runs out the minute saturday starts. it's not uncommon since 1977. there have been 20 governments shut down ranging from one day to 34. analysts say it's a sign of the polarization in congress and the country we're publicans are really interested in things like tax cuts. donald trump has started talking about doing things like entitlement reform, and democrats are much more interested in different kinds of social welfare spending and doing things like fixing a college and it loans for students and helping people out with housing and so forth. so the parties are really far apart. policy wise, it's happening this time because incoming president, donald trump stepped into killed the bi partisan deal that had been

on digging by flashlight in order to try and free and nights that held on the ground. specialized haines from the wide helmets organization has now arrived at the prison in search of the times who might be held in it in cell is the, these are the scenes at the prism is a nice, but now to look for a prisoner's image from overcrowded cells something shock of the use of imprisonment excels on the which has more for the they run is free man for the 1st time in years escaping the confines of serious prisoners. the across syria scenes of liberation as thousands emerge from detention centers, leaving facilities that have been described as human slaughter houses address thoughts. becky, as long rule that many activists have called a kingdom of silence. they are among thousands of individuals. the rest, as for opposing president assad during and since the 2011 uprising was just the number i been missing my family, things i'm dead, they don't know anything about me. there are many people who have been missing for many years. there were prisoners with me who were 60 and 70 years old. the mass relea

the next 4 years protocol hain, elda 0, washington. the suspect to the high profile kidding of a us health insurance executive. return to new york to face the state murder charges. would you mind you any agreed to be extradited to the quotes of parents in pennsylvania where he was arrested last week. the 26th rose accused of killing brawn, thompson, outside of manhattan hotel. any of this month is not also facing new federal charges of murder and stalking. one of them could bring the possibility of the death penalty. the french president, mounted on the crown, has landed in the indian ocean. ok puck out of my off days off the french overseas took she was hit by devastating, slightly people mozambique. also reading from the store that left dozens dead, hermit tests a census. this report frances president, emmanuel, i'm a con, arrived in my york saying he's brought 4 tons of food medicines and more risky teams. because of the civil mission. his government has been criticized for neglecting one of the poorest parts of france by standing t

there was barbara and go for looks at his haines and what it could mean for the future of serious he's unmatched. as the man leading the charge of fights as in syria. but nicholas known about of mohammed alto lani is no stranger to the position. some of the commendable, he's the leader of hyatt, terry. it shows the, came from in his in 2016 when he announced the reprint in his group. i'm a jump out on the stress and it spits from al qaeda the other, his goal to create what he said was an add to a shame front in syria, a phone in damascus in 1982. i'm at a loss track. gilani took a suit and then one he says, references family history of expulsion from the now they pied girl and heights after the creation of israel and 2003 up to the us. inflation of the rock. giovanni left syria joining alcala in iraq, which left to her subsequent interest, and in 2011, to return to syria, as the fond of on this row. to take part in the revolution against president bush, allison. and most recently, it's been trying to present a more moderate view of the revolution to take back syria from decades of asse

they haines him. even you the friends of america know, i will say we, we, the friends of america. america may 1 day approve of our hanging or to the long lead involved in addressing crises in the middle. these all fun. but you know, a significant role in shaping regional dynamics, i would say is a don't hold is that was how us a full of revolutionary grooves in the region has led to instability. and the rise of terrorism framed as efforts to promote democracy to retain change as a business. the u. s. has been in for a very long time and where the west seeks to over throw leaders. it doesn't like it begins with denunciations of the past, along with promises of a better future. after 14 years of conflict, the syrian people finally have reason for hope. the assad regimes refusal since 2011, to engage in a credible political process and its reliance on the brutal support of russia and a ron, let inevitably to its own collapse. if a side has gone, that's a welcome change. but what comes next has to be a po

the vehicle belongs to a call sharing fun and law enforcement have a 4th week is haines. the person who had rented it during the time of the attack or disturbing video here shortly after the explosion. a bomb disposal robot was deployed to the scene of the bodies of the 2 men on the sidewalk. the boat opened the doors of an adjacent rental car and other vehicles they've been examined by investigative residents of neighboring houses, will reportedly off to keep away from the windows while the bones quote was most at work on to the honest to see below the reports from near the crime scene, and we are in south eastern most good. in particular, the it is on sky avenue. what early this tuesday morning and explaining the card in one of the residential building, attending to russian serviceman. let's take a listen to what the, what does this have to say about this? when i heard the explosion, i jumped up and told everyone to stay away from the windows because we are from course, and we know what it is like. our apartment wasn't damaged, but it was very scary. so i just woke up t

in august 2021 director of national intelligence community admiral haines and couple top aides briefeden but no f.b.i. officials to make their case firsthand for the president. a spokesman said it wasn't standard practice to invite reps from individual agencies to the briefing for the president and different views were fairly represented in this report, guys. >> griff: fascinating. madeleine rivera, thank you very much. >> for mon on this let's bring in james freeman, from the "wall street journal" and fox news contributor. i'm sure you have spent a lot of time reading this report and just digging into it for us. you've got to believe that kash pat el, tulsi gabbard are chomping at the bit to get into their offices and investigate all this. what happens now? will there be accountability? >> thanks, a think a lot of transparency is what we deserve and what a lot of americans are demanding and i would add to your list, when they take over the nih as well. it is time for covid files to come out and be made public. obviously it has been true now for years that the most plausible theory bas

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the best example of that kind, that big switch came from the late great mark haines who this to say backd on. >> i think we are at a bottom. i do. i think we will have a rally. >> there you go, man unafraid to make a call. >> i don't know if it will be a monster rally. in other words i think today, this is for real. >> what a call. look at that. march 10th of 2000 nine. the day after bernake was on "60 minutes" a call from someone not willing to make it. best call i ever seen. it made a ton of sense to sell when i said sell in 2008. before you say to yourself, what if no one warns you again? well, i have good news for you. sobering but it is good news. if you waited long enough, 60 years to be exact. you did get back to where you were for the bear market. 60 years. you eventually got back to edan and made a killing. a lot of people struggle to get back in. they got burned out of the whole thing. they did worse than the ones that simply sat tight. here is the bottom line. the financial crisis dpaif us a once-in-a-lifetime bear market with true systemic risk. that is the exception. not the

so it is wise for them to go to mar-a-lago, hain hand and have a conversation with donald trump beforece. >> and then, i'll ask, is it wise, i'm curious the way you interpretty interpret the huge donations to his fund. >> donald does pay attention. he's looking at the list and he's checking it twice. he pays attention, and he knows how much they donated and he knows who has and has not contributed. so the inauguration is a way to support him if, for instance, you sat out the campaign to see what was going to happen. he's expecting those folks to make it up by coming and contributing to his inauguration and numbers matter to him just as much as crowd size. >> trump was out for his branded merchandise including so-called fight, fight, fight cologne described as a rallying cry in a bottle. what do you make of trump going all in on branded merch after his victory. >> alex, he can't really help it. this say guy who was selling trump steaks and trump water and trump perfumes and trump jewelry. he cannot help himself. he is interested in making money. he wants to make sure that people are buy

. >> security and defense editor deborah haines has the latest on the impact on the region. >> iran and russia were both absolutely instrumental in propping up the assad regime from 2011 when you'll remember the uprising, a peaceful uprising first began inside syria, calling for change, calling for an end to a regime that had ruled with such brutality for so long. even back then, it was part of the wider arab spring that started in tunisia. you saw it moving into egypt. and it exploded across libya and also in syria and yet in response to the uprising in syria, the assad regime cracked down with absolute brutality. you'll remember that they even resorted to using chemical weapons against its people, they used barrel bombs, there was absolute carnage across places such as aleppo, huge sways of that city were reduced to rubble under the force of the assad regime, backed by iran and backed by russia. russia has two strategic military bases inside syria, a naval facility which is key for projecting russian influence across the region and also for sending forces further afield, they use an a

even the united nations says that extreme weather, haines, floods, tornadoes, wildfires, droughts areaused these storms. the second thing that they are doing is using attribution science, which says well this storm was caused x percent by exxon-mobile and this was called by shell and even one of the architects of this attribution science admit the university of oxford climate expert admitted that the attribution studies are done for political reasons, and then here is the third thing. this isn't a spending, a tax on energy necessarily. this is an energy lockdown, for new yorkers because guess who used that energy freely, voluntarily and plentiful during this time? new yorkers. they were more than eager to use the product that these companies provided and they're the ones that are punished as the taxpayers under this charade of the super fund. >> this is what i wanted to ask you is do you think this is going to push up prices? >> it can only push up prices. they are going to essentially regulated these companies and the companies are going to tax them and the companies will pass it on

call hain that. a 12 a guys 10 full days, leg. sure. in peace and security, a dime university joins us from dom in the united kingdom. good to have you with us . so following on from what patsy was talking about, that why you always seeing the us quite tight lipped to think at this point a well, i think, yeah, we have to remember the bite and of course is a lame duck president at this stage and everyone is more or less waiting to see what happens is the trumpet administration. now we have had trump push out some tweaks yesterday saying that, you know, what's happening in syria at she basically remains series business. the us has no interest in getting involved. the question is how does that square and with the reactions he's on the ground, we have $900.00 us troops in syria. there's all sorts of worries about the resurgence of an islamic state in the east of the country. and what will be done to visit is prevent not from taking place at so you know, even if the us wants to stay out of syria, syria may end up drawing in lots of these ext

so that's conservative, particular haine, in washington dc for the very latest patty. it's an interesting time really, isn't it for the us because of a difficult position to got one president on the way out and another president on the way in with very different view points when it comes to syria is very much so it is a very unusual move, we see the incoming president, donald trump, really taking to the world stage. usually in this transition the incoming president just basically stays out of the spotlight. and let's the current president be president. but yes, it is a very interesting time. so we're, we're hearing our 1st fresh comments from the pentagon. major general patrick ryder, putting out a statement on social media, say that the $900.00 or so us troops there in syria. their mission remains the same to, to feed i soul. and that they remain there, they continue to have the ability, the inherent ability, he wrote to self defense. so tried to send the message that the us troops should be left alone. obviously, that is going to be the top concern for the, by the ad

engage o 3 in groups in johnson, not by their woods, but also the actions that spring and patsy call haine. patsy. a message that of also something of jubilation or a desire to say, this is an indication of us policy that we created this moment. i thought that was one of the more notable things is obviously a pro president on his way out on the defensive being attacked by members of his own party. because of he is choice to run for a 2nd term despite some of the shortcomings that he was facing with the voters. excuse me. but yes, this is very much by than taking credit for a shifting middle east. really remarkable. he said they're, there been a dozen airstrikes us air strikes in syria against isis targets. and i thought was notable because you talked about, we were able to get here because we supported israel, not mentioning at all any of the massive criticism facing this. you as president for the genocide in gaza, but excuse me. but what you're saying is that here's what we're going to do going forward. that doesn't really ring all that true because he's going to be out of office and just

according to on this, russia was a haven and had been a haven for the cyber haines finances for yes, most who became a hub, helping bypassed western sanctions, imposed on assad off the hebrews haley, suppress the uprising in 2011 and so therefore mysteriously the o is the kremlin and so to speak for it when a trace of which began in 2015, the cash flows to rush. i coincided with serious reliance on the kremlin for ministry support. encouraging from wagner lesson to recruit and for housing rushes, we did she braces oh syrian soil, but no, all the money was transferred and one guy took some time. it's not. and that's in total from march 28th of september 29th is $21.00 points were made with moving $260000000.00 of system figures and western governments accused outside regime of long during syria, as well as intending to current officers. his final a single and make themselves rich. so i said relatives also were secretly buying assets and brush. apparently it's a nerd way. he is zillow cases in this country. however, 5 years ago, charles is from that his relatives who at least 20 luxury

so it seems like demetrius copays responding to many members of society hain brochure who are asking these days. why should i change that with the full of the assign regime? what was it was said to, to find for us not. and now stop building new relations from scratch. rush obviously has spend more well spend tools in the building of dollars on it's been a champagne and see we're at financing iso. and um, also the foreign ministry spokeswoman marizza hire. i spoke about the auction nationals in syria and about the russian embassy saying that it works on the extremely high security threats. and she highlighted that for russia is diploma 6. and it's a diplomatic and military facilities in syria should remain in talk and say, and there is no just ministry and diplomatic stuff in sir edward to worry about that. also other russian nationals who need to be evacuated safely if needed. you to show up of all of that for us in the russian capital. thank you. let's go save it out to mom bushera. oh, is there a scene yet political? let us join us out from london. hi baldwin. i mean, we just set i

bipartisan bill was derailed by heavy criticism from both the trunk and his ally 11 musk pentacle haines. as the latest in washington dc, it would seem like the most basic job for any legislature decide on how much money to spend and on what the us congress doesn't often pass full budgets. instead voting on continuing resolutions. basically keeping the same funding for a few months at a time. republicans and democrats had a deal to do just that, plus spend $100000000000.00 to help those impacted by recent hurricanes and given additional $10000000000.00 in a to farmers. but then billionaire, eli and musk step to post you more than $150.00 times that the social media site ex, demanding republicans kill the deal. it's a total dumpster fire. i think it's garbage it. this is what washington dc has done . this is why i ran for congress, tried to stop this. an incoming president, donald trump agreed, threatening house speaker mike johnson's job. if he didn't drop the agreement demanding, they also raise the debt with it, which will expire early next year, so that it would appear. joe biden rais

that is terry haines of pangea policy., john micklethwait's interview with donald trump at the economic club of chicago. that conversation is up next. you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still calling each other rock stars. you're a rock star. we're all rock stars. oooo look look at my data driven insights, i'm a rock star. great job putting finance and hr on one platform with workday. thank you! guys, can you keep it down. i'm working. you people are (guitar noises). hand over the air guitar. i've got another one. scarlet: this is "bloomberg surveillance." annmarie, jonathan and lisa have the day off. u.s. index futures have moved from positive to unchanged to slightly positive. looking at a positive open. i feel like this is the santa claus rally. katie: i feel like it is supposed to kick in right now. classically it is supposed to start christmas through january. santa claus is real. we have green on the screen. big tech boosting the markets in the final days of the year.

jonathan allen, errin haines is the 19th editor at large and an msnbc political contributor.thew dowd served as chief strategist for the bush/cheney 2004 presidential campaign, and don callaway is a democratic strategist and founder of the national voter protection action fund. it's good to see all of you. jonathan, you first. the first trump white house was plagued by consistent staffing turnover and a fair amount of chaos. how challenging will it be for trump's chief of staff, susie wiles, to keep things under control, especially with so many outside influencers in the president-elect's ear? >> the $64,000 question, alex, particularly when you look at behind the scenes players. so many people in trump world love to be in the spotlight. susie wiles doesn't like to be in the spotlight. one of the things that went very well for donald trump's campaign for the presidency this time that did not go so well last time he ran for the presidency or in the last white house, was that his staff was tremendously disciplined. there was very little drama on that staff. certainly in any sta

captain al haines was hailed a hero because a third of those passengers survived that event because theyt the airplane down in a flat normal attitude. crash dynamics and who was seated where sometimes determines who lives and who dies. >> thank you so much. >>> meanwhile russia is continuing to fight for total blackout in the war against its neighbor ukraine, staying in the region. wednesday russia attacked ukraine's power grid causing significant damage. six people were killed by a missile strike in the northeastern city of kharkiv. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says vladimir putin specifically chose christmas day. what he says was an inhumane attack. nbc's raf sanchez has the latest on the conflict. >> reporter: president biden is vowing to continue surging american weapons to ukraine in his final weeks in office. that coming after a widespread russian attack on ukraine on christmas day. ukrainian officials saying around 70 ballistic and cruise missiles were fired along with more than 100 attack drones. they are saying the target here was ukraine's energy grid. president zele

annmarie: terry haines rightfully called this a cabinet of rival royce. you have hawks. by the chinese communist party. then you send someone with a lighter touch on china to go sit there in beijing. what we put out in our story is purdue work in singapore and hong kong helping american firms source cheap labor in countries. this is something trump is trying to bring that labor home. this shows a balancing act when it comes to china and trump going back to who he is, which is a dealmaker. jonathan: chevron planning to slow production growth next year in the permian basin as america's biggest oilfield, reducing capex by 10%. this could be a hurdle for trump's progress to unleash crude production. dani: it shows trump cannot have it all. either you have lower energy prices were higher energy prices that encourage people to drill. they work against each other, as does his approach to opec. one of those will have to give. jonathan: can tesla have it all? bank of america raising price target, john murphy writing on a visit to the austin factory saying "the trip gave us increa

terry hain the pangaea policy writing there are larger market opportunities now being triggered by hisashington's obsolete post-cold war sludge to master the highest geopolitical risk in over 50 years. terry, wonderful note over the weekend and thanks for giving us the time this morning. i want to talk about the way you think we should be doing but is developing an washington, d.c., to move away from the old way of looking at the nation's capital and you've introduced a new way of looking at things. can you just explain that a little bit more? >> i think market makers mistake generally and a lot of washington people make the mistake of looking at these issues in a silo, binary sort of way. will trump do this or that? what trump is trying to do this time out is very much different than the first time out, and to your point, i think it all starts with geopolitics. geopolitics is what is driving all of this stuff. if you think about it, you've got the statement that just happened, you've got allies in canada and mexico already meeting with trump about a mother of this stuff and meanwhile,

terry haines, thank you. don't think anyone advises private citizens to get on roofs and attempt to shoot these down but i'm with you, bremo. we have revisited this every four years and will do so for the next several decades, the wait until january, late january to change things out. i'm critical of politics in europe come hypercritical in the you, but one thing they do right. there's an election, change of power, 24 hours later you are out. lisa: and it is not as if everyone can save kumbaya, let's get together. give some people think shoot them down another sign we have this under control while at dempster park is behind that. not exactly reassuring. annmarie: he saw democrats and republicans speaking from the same tomb. if they're registered, come out and tell us who these drones belong to. jonathan: i haven't got a clue. the fact we can't track them, that is the big problem. , sree kochugovindan. this is "bloomberg." ♪ it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got

people like avril haines our director of national intelligence. a person of integrity and capability. that's what we did. i'll let other people speak about the trump administration. any job is to make sure that i'm managing an effective transition and a smooth passing of the baton and for that reason, i think wading into commentary on this issue probably doesn't help me be able to do that. >> white house national security advisor jake sullivan. thank you very much. we really appreciate your coming in. >> thank you so much, jake. >>> tomorrow -- on "morning joe," we'll speak with secretary of state antony blinken. jake, good to have you. the "washington post" david ignatius, thank you as well and coming up, we'll take a closer look at donald trump's support along the southern border. and how it might play into the president-elect's immigration policy. and nbc's morgan radford joins us with her new reporting on that. also ahead, we'll tell you what police in wisconsin are now saying about a potential motive in the shooting at a private school in mad