i did that whole segment just to bash cnn. jamie it's a difficult topic and i want to see you squirm. what do you make of "usa today"? >> jamie: the silver lining is what you said, the outcry and not letting them get away with it what you don't see all the time. that was the part that i liked. you can't try -- it's insane, it was infuriating. i had trouble. you have to be really careful when they go hey, this is the story we are talking about today. you've got to be really careful with the google history. you've got to make sure to type the words in the correct order because the "usa today" article by mistake i typed "pedophile today usa." it is the same as typing pedophiles near me. that's all i've got. i thought it was cool to see on twitter people getting pissed off. >> greg: maybe there is hope for civilization, blago. the weird desire to champion tolerance. we are redefining the worst behavior as some kind of condition like asthma. he has got pedophilia. he needs treatment. i don't know how they treat them. i don't know. >> rod

i matter? >> reporter: despite their complicated relationship, jamie lynn says while the world idolized her bigo is 10 years older, was like a second mother to her. >> do i feel like that -- she was like -- like i loved her that much. and to have, you know -- it's just so innocent to love your siblings, and especially me. i loved her like she was my mama, you know? >> what happened to that love? >> um -- >> what has caused this rift between you? >> that love is still there. 100%. i love -- i love my sister. i only -- i've only ever loved and supported her and done what's right by her. and she knows that. so i don't know why we're in this position right now. >> reporter: abc news reached out to britney spears and her father, jamie, for comment. they did not respond. >>> when we come back, the near death experience that changed jamie lynn's life forever. >> given such a gift. i fought to bring her in this world. damn sure didn't want to lose her, you know? people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible... with rybelsus®. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowe

i hated that. like, that's not what you're supposed to do, you're 12. >> reporter: rather than respect everyone's feelings, jamieealthy patterns. her parents' response? >> they told me that i shouldn't be upset, like i can't upset britney. i said, you just saw me and my children be upset, when will i matter? >> reporter: jamie lynn says that she's finally standing up for herself, but her sister today posting this profanity-laden instagram post calling jamie lynn a selfish little brat and worse. >> britney seems incredibly angry at her sister. she is not happy with this book. she is taking big swings. she's attacking her. she's mocking her. >> reporter: and now britney's legal team joining the fray, sending this cease and desist letter to her sister, accusing jamie lynn of exploiting britney for monetary gain and warning that publicly airing false or fantastical grievances is wrong, especially when designed to sell books. it is also potentially unlawful and defamatory. >> britney is basically telling jamie lynn, stop it. stop talking about me. and if you don't, you're going to be in big trouble. >> reporter: brit

that is when jamie became my congressman. ing my roommate. he spent a lot of time in my suite of rooms freshman year. when jamie became my congressman, i felt that i was in, finally in really good hands in terms of being represented by somebody who shared my values. >> i love that back story. you start filming with raskin in 2018 when the big headlines were about the mueller report. you ended up with a very different story. what was it like to have the film shift so dramatically? >> what happened is we just, i kept not having an ending. originally i had thought, well mueller is already been -- mueller and his team had been working for about a year my first day of filming was july 4th, 2018. i thought that mueller report was going to come out any day that summer. it had been over a year. what i thought was going to happen is that trump would be quickly impeached and that jamie would be on the front lines of that because he was on the house judiciary committee. i thought i would be following behind the scenes, quick impeachment o

this is great, i used to sniff five bucks a day. greg: there hugo. jamiesegment, i thought it would be funnier. [laughter] , turned democrats into a lesion of rabbit authoritarian parents are what? this article, i rarely get infuriated, it's unbelievable. like the part where they were saying if you go on social media and give misinformation, we can find you, who says what's misinformation? determines what is left that's the whole thing, you listen to this, it's an opinion and some of it misinformation about the misinformation. i go as far to say pretty much all social media is misinformation. if you look at my instagram, i probably been depressed for two days, it's all misinformation. it's always good stuff on facebook, i just gained 10 pounds and they are holding up like a small pair of jeans they used to fit in. greg: it's true, very depressing. i was told it was the republicans who are authoritarian from of the puritans, they want to limit right but there's always another side. >> my sense dealing with boris johnson but it's all starting to crack. today

jamie dimon? is he a mentor as well? mellody: istart off with any board role you are a fiduciary for the shareholders. howard taught me that. every time he sat in a room, he pictured two chairs. one is a partner of starbucks and one is a shareholder. he said when you are the boardroom. be proud of everything you say to those chairs and i have taken that to heart and i do the same thing when i went to jp morgan. i assume there is any employee in the room and a shareholder in that room and i'm supposed to look out for them. that is my job. in terms of what jamie has taught me, howard and jamie have taught me different things. obviously i have been with howard a long time and i think he molded me as a person in terms of my professional self from watching him, especially for so many years and so close. with jamie i have not been there as long, but what i can say is i have learned without question how he has put a world-class team around him to run a complex business and at the end of the day you are only as good as your people. i think

like i said, good for labor. maria: jamie policy, you wrote in your annual report about infrastructure and i thought it was really thoughtful what you wrote, you said if we throw a lot of money at infrastructure without fixing the regulations that cripple it, it won't work. tell me what you think is good policy with all of the spending going on now the national debt blowing $30 trillion, jamie? >> the execution of policy. so whether it's work skills or immigration, just how -- infrastructure, i'm thrilled that we had a bipartisan congress and i want to remind your viewers and all the other viewers, when somebody is 100% partisan and gets passed, 100% partisan, we won't have to fight for in 20 years. democracy is compromised by its nature. you have the compromise and bipartisan means it's settled. you don't have to fight in the next 20 years. that's where the democracy is. you can't have a democracy without compromise and so i'm thrilled it was bipartisan. but in the infrastructure bill, i think two things were good, in the in

>> i think the fifth, as you mentioned, is the most likely. none of them want to talk about this. >> jamie, give us your sense of direction on this january 6th investigation. and the path forward. where are they going? >> i think we know the major areas. they want to know who was behind the violence. they want to know -- there's a whole team looking at follow the money. how is this funded? other people are looking at how they fun fund raised off stop the steal. this is a democracy about what they feel was an attempt to overturn the election, but i would keep an eye on the willard war room where these people, as john dean said, who were very close to trump were meeting the night before january 6th and there were calls going back with donald trump. i think the committee is trying to zero in on what was happening there. >> a special look at that in-depth next hour, what you just spoke about. john, we're also learning tonight that the national archives plans to release four pages of trump-era white house documents to the january 6th committee. they'll do that tomorrow. this is going to be firs

has taught me, howard and jamie have taught me different things, i think howardded me as a person in terms of my professional self from watching him, especially for so many years and so close. with jamie i have not been there as long, but what i can say is i have learned without question how he has put a world-class team around him to run a complex business and at the end of the day you are only as good as your people. that is what i've learned. david: another initiative you have been involved with is getting jp morgan and others to invest in minority-owned businesses. how is that going? mellody: it is targeted at growing minority businesses by bringing capital and customers together. people talk about growing minority businesses. they over rotate on this idea of access to capital. we think access to customers is just as important. john rogers used to talk about that all of the time, customers grow minority businesses. i sat in the boardroom at j.p. morgan and i realized quickly and clearly, if you have got a fistful of receivable, that bank will lend you money.

i don't want to let it go. >> greg: they are counting on the news cycle to erase everything. jamie? per racist biden closing the border to south africa. i had a big tour in botswanna. >> [laughing]. >> i was doing last chuckle hut in zimbabwe. here's how to spot a racist. at bed, bath and beyond and you see someone with sheets going into the changing room. >> greg: [laughing]. nice. >> that's how you know. >> greg: kat? >> it's not an event. guys on the internet in their mom's basements typing racist stuff. that's going on all the time. that's all i have to say. >> greg: up next, worst politician. aoc, hard to smash the system at an event with appetiters and justin trudeau. worst politician? >> i will with de blasio. >> greg: you can change it? >> to cnn. my least favorite thing was the vaccine thing where he was eating the hamburger and fries. yes. if you are going to push vaccines you push a health lifestyle. if you get the vaccine you get free co-morbidities. >> greg: gain that weight. >> de blasio you have united new yorkers this being excited about eric adams. takes somebody tha

i know she won't but she should. >> this is the point, jamie. the statement did seem to be very, i am too good for this. it said, this is what we got from the spokesperson, quote, ivanka trump just learned of the january 6 committee issued a public letter asking her to appear. as the committee already knows ivanka did not speak at the january 6th rally. as she publicly stated that day at 3:15 p.m. any security breach or disrespect to our law enforcement is unacceptable the violence must stop immediately. know peaceful. that has absolutely nothing to do with what they are asking her to talk about. it is just like i'm going to put out a statement about something else. >> correct. >> what does the committee plan to do if she doesn't say, okay. actually i'm going to come answer your questions? >> we've seen a history here where the committee will invite someone and then will subpoena them. we're not there yet. let's see what happens. although the committee has said that they won't rule something like that out. i think there is something else very imp

i. jamie, thanks very much. they will see you later. thanks so much for that. so that's it for me in the class. this news hopefully will be right here with another half hour news. at cb like ah mm hm. and with this mold and 12000 migrants, mostly haitians in the candidate sprung up in the real texas over the last 2 weeks . they won't assign us, authorities are overwhelmed. this is just the latest flash point in a month long surge of people illegally crossing the border. and there's little in the camp for them. you can see that kind of thing. trying to trying to stop paying, getting back into the come up that they went across to maybe get through the site because there was enough food for them to be there in the car. we met nicholas on the mexican bank to the river, searching for food, a medicine for his family. he hadn't realized until we asked him about it. the us authorities rules are now flying haitians back home. there is no president, crime as high students can't go to school, there is no work. the economy is down, people can't put up with them. deportatio

i think what happened was, jamie came in with a big ask if i'm remembering right in the sweet guy, i think what it was is for me, i just didn't have enough information. i thought it was really smart. i thought it was really good. he had a big gas, but there wasn't anything that he had said that gave me information enough to know that it was going to get made and really work and, and all of that, i think i was just, that was a little for carriers on i should've invest, you know, that was the one that got away, people always that they done and i don't look back and i don't look back. i actually don't even regret re, but that would be the one. but yeah, but it's all gravy at this point. look at the nice life you've carved for so i don't even know where you start. it starts. don't interest me as much as currents, but at some point, would it be fair? it asked you what the 1st spark idea had and how you want about pitching it or tell me about the very 1st light ball moment. yeah, my 1st light bulb moment. you know, i was always thinking of things and ideas and i thought i was going to be a

. >> brennan: talking about those mid-terms and the need for a win here, i want to ask you about jamierison, the head of the democratic party right now. i know he worked for you for years on capitol hill. you're close to him, you're a mentor. he is reportedly considering leaving that job ahead of of the mid-term races because of disagreement with the white house. do you think that the d.n.c. needs new leadership? >> i do not. i think he is exactly what we need for this party at this particular junction. i also note he, like all of us in this business -- he has his detractors. i have mine. it doesn't mean that he is wrong or they are wrong. it means that people have different approaches to doing things. so jim harrison is there. he will never run. he believes in fighting rather than switching. >> brennan: you are being very diplomatic in your answer there. back in november, you told the a.p., jamie harrison knows how to do the job. i fear he may not be allowed to do the job. he is being hamstrung by people who never ran for anything. who are those people? who is standing in his way? >>

i mean, list, jamie, how i always liked, you know, she's, she's way out there and she's not really representing the republican party anymore, adding things here in the same same token. so it would have been much more helpful . had she pelosi done, how has always been done, where the republicans get to choose their, their, their, their squad members, and the democrats get to pick their squad members and they look, you know, fight it out and have a legitimate committee. this is not a legitimate inquiry, and that's too bad because i think we do need that. i think we need to know, you know, on all sides. what the heck happened, and make sure it didn't happen. and i also believe that we should also investigate what happened with all those riots that happened during 2020 and why the people forget that the white house was almost breached and down from had to go in the bunker because people were worried that he was going to be in big trouble. those are legitimate inquiries that need to be kind of follow up on. and we need to have both sides kind of have the ability to do real investigations. and, you k

i am speaking with jpmorgan chairman and ceo jamie dimon this weekend, his response to the labor shortage, the irs spying on your bank account. you will hear his answer as well to this. you said you thought jpmorgan would outlive the chinese communist party but you walked it back. who told you jamie dimon, chairman and ceo of one of the largest banks to walk that back, that is coming up but take a look at the top newsmakers on "mornings with maria". you were the first to file against controversial healthcare worker vaccine mandate. >> there is no statutory authority for osha which was charged, showered next to -- when you're working with chemicals to force a medical procedure on tens of millions of americans. maria: how important is it to get somebody like joe rogan to open the door to other big banks? >> we added the great tucker carlson, another massive boost to the platform but we are seeing this wholesale rejection of big tech, have to have alternative platforms. >> that is the biggest thing. >> i talked to ranchers in kansas city yesterday. i talk to fishermen, farmers, everybody tal

but i don't know how it happened. that's the jamie diamond defense. well, amola should say, you know what? let's put a bounty on your head, jamie diamond, because you've totally destroying our economy, that that's the quid pro quo, this not being glib, this is not being trying to be amusing for folks on t v. this is the god honest way to implore justice if you believe in the bible, if you believe in god and i know in mexico in america, americans got evangelicals, catholicism, sprague, in mexico. do believe in god and justice. didn't put down these bounties today. it's an eye for an eye. well, of course, these are boundaries for the rest of these people. these individuals, whether or not, i mean, the mexican military tried to arrest a few years ago, maybe a year or 2 ago the phones of, of al chaco and were met with a military force there. i don't think jamie diamond would be as difficult, but in terms of whether or not this is, you know, an eye for an eye or a taste of your own medicine. little teaspoon of your own chocolate. there is another sort of b

i planned to talk to jamie this evening or maybe tomorrow to find out his side of the story. e say this. i've been around for a long time with the dnc, with the white house. i have never, ever seen it when there was not friction between the white house and the dnc. i remember wasserman schultz, i remember don fowler, terry mcauliffe. these people have always had friction because there are people out there raising money -- by the way, i just saw this morning that last month we had the highest -- broke a record last month for fund-raising. last year highest ever in a non-election year. does jamie get any credit for that? all i'm saying is jamie i believe is right in that generational gap that we need to be running the dnc. he has the experiences, he's been out there, he's run for office, he knows what it's like to lose and pick himself up. he was raised by his grandparents. he was the one that got the scholarship to go to an ivy league school and came back to his high school to teach. he has everything we need for this party. i would hope that we just come together and start tal

you know, it's, i expect really good things from that book. and in terms of -- jamien, he's somebody i didn't know very well, the horrible, tragic story of his son who seemed like a remarkable kid, and i found him to be extremely heroic through what happened over the last year. and i then have come to know people who he represents in his district, and they all admire him so greatly that i look forward to reading that one as well. >> host: the flagship store for books and books is in coral gables, florida. that's part of miami, isn't it, mitch? >> guest: yeah. a little miami geography. when you think of miami, it's really about 28 different cities, different little municipalities. miami-dade county is the county, and miami is just one of those little -- not little, it's the largest city. then you have miami beach, coral gables, hialeah, you have miami springs, you have doral, you have all these other municipalities that make up what we think of as miami. so it's very contiguous to one another. often many people don't know when they're going from one to the next. so we

truthfully i don't know why that bothers her. >> reporter: despite their complicated relationship jamiep love for her big sister. >> what happened to that love? what has caused this rift between you? >> that love is still there 100%. i love -- i love my sister. i only -- i've only ever loved and supported her and done what's right by her and she knows that. so i don't know why we're in this position right now. >> she went on to describe it as often trying to protect her sister to her own detriment never really getting a chance to speak up for herself and it took a near-death experience for jamie lynn to find the courage to speak up for herself and we'll get into that in the next hour, george. we reached out to britney and her father jamie and neither responded. >> that was something. we know there's a lot more coming up. juju, thanks very much. >> we'll be right back. >>> we'll be right back. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! excuse me! roll it back everybody! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. enjoy th

. >> i am joined now by jamie gangel who has details of the sean hannity texts. so what have we learned from these new text messages? >> first of all, whether or not sean hannity cooperates with the committee, anderson, this is bad news for donald trump. these texts show sean hannity, mark meadows having exchanges that are, in effect, a betrayal. they are talking behind his back. and just for context, i want to point out what the committee's letter says at the top. they say that -- to hannity -- quote, you clearly had -- you seemed to have advanced knowledge regarding president trump's and his legal team's planning. that he was, quote, providing advice, and that he had relevant communications while the riot was underway. that these communications make you, hannity, quote, a fact witness. so, let me just go through a couple of the texts. this first one is from december 31st. and this is sean hannity to former-chief of staff mark meadows. we can't lose the entire white house counsel's office. i do not see january 6th happening the way he is being told -- he, being

i want to point out on that notion of a statement that jamie read, i can't help but laugh that in a nearly 30-minute speech from the president of the united states and an additional speech about ten minutes from the vice president of the president of the united states, the only thing that the former president heard was inaccurately thinking his name was actually involved. his name was never said. the word trump never came out of the mouth. of all the things that could have been referenced and talked about, the undeniable facts, that's what he focused on. it was almost like a complete and total illustration to the very point of the self-absorption that was actually the motivation for that big lie as opposed to what democracy stands for. and, you know, finally, i just -- it reminds me of the sean hannity text, you mentioned it, jamie. one thing sean hannity said in the texts revealed, go to florida, you've lost the race, go to florida and you'll be able to comment on all the ways that biden messes up on a daily basis. don't do what is expected at this gymnastics or whatever is going to happe

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and one of them -- i was like, "jamie foxx is in 'spider-man'?" that? [ laughter ] what -- what does spider-man do to this -- is this -- what happened is it -- what? how? why? i don't get it someone did his hair and said, "go to set." like what is that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> i still haven't gotten any answers. >> jimmy: yeah, no - >> it's wild to look at. >> jimmy: but do you have any idea like, maybe he might end up being a villain or coming together to -- >> well, i know he's a villain, i think. >> jimmy: okay >> but he, like, didn't seem that mean, so i was like who's the real - i don't -- there were so many things going on. >> jimmy: yeah >> and then there was -- well, i don't want to ruin it. did everyone here see "spider-man" [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: but just -- but don't -- you can't spoil anything >> okay, well there was things that happened that i was like, "what? >> jimmy: be generic >> be generic? i don't know what generic means. [ laughter ] i'm kidding. >> jimmy: i know >> i'm just boujee [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean

and i am speaking one on mount j.p. morgan chairman and ceo jamie dimon this weekend.ponse to the labor shortage. the irs spying on your bank accounts per you'll hear hear his answer as well to this. >> you said you thought j.p. morgan would outlive the chinese communist party. but then you walked it back. who told you, jamie dimon the chairman and ceo of one of the largest banks to walk that back? >> that is coming up first take a look back at some the top newsmakers on mornings with maria in this edition of the week stalkers. maria: you were the first to file against this controversy don't mandate. >> there's no constitution is no statutory authority for osha for example which was charged with making sure shower when you are working with chemicals to force a medical procedure and tens of millions of americans by. >> how important to get some bite like joe rogan to open the door to other big names? rex last night we added the great tucker carlson who again as another massive boost to the platform. i think we are seeing right now is the wholesale rejection of a big tec

so i also suggested to ablow m lo should also offer a reward for the rest of jamie diamond for j. p. morgan's role and manipulating silver prices. the department of justice allowed diamond to pay a small fine for the bank's role in a 12 year manipulation scheme. silver is an important industry. the mexico diamond should be tried in mexico. so just like the u. s. a sang the sons of, of al chapo should be tried in america, and that's why we put a bounty on them and we want them arrested and extradited to the united states. forgetting the fact that of course, angelo would need to approve the extradition. but nevertheless, here it just this past summer, just a few months ago, the united states department of justice allowed j. p. morgan to get away with yet another silver manipulation scheme. and they paid the largest fine in history regarding precious metals, manipulation. that was a $1000000000.00 is passed, taking pesos directly out of the pockets of millions of mexicans. so you have the 4 sons of al chapa. they've got a price on their head. thanks. the u. s. department of justice p

the fourth quarter of last year, in terms of the message and naturally, you get volatility, but i think jamie dimon just said it that sequence you had just before i came on the economy is doing well. and we look at the fundamentals and the fundamentals are highly supportive for equities right now, in our case we look for interest rates to rise, but relatively modestly as the fed remains very sensitive to economic growth and employment and considers the roll of business in digesting higher rates. so we think the environment remains good for equities. >> okay. and i hear you, and in '94 i think we had the equivalent of 10 rate hikes, raised rates 2.5% and the market surged in '95 so stocks can show they can go up in a raising rate environment. however i do worry we've never had a fed balance sheet like this 8 plus trillion dollar, many people i read and talk to say they're more worried about the negative effects of the reduction of the fed balance sheet than they are about raising rates. >> i can understand that concern, brian but when i look at it, i can't help but think, what if they hadn't t

jamie, i have you? >> yes, hi.now to get any details, and i do think it's important to note that right now, no one has confirmed whether or not the suspect inside has a gun. we've also seen reports that he was threatening people inside with a bomb. that hasn't been confirmed either, but yes, like you said, really, the information that we have been able to gather so far is from that live stream where the audio was muffled but we were hearing certain sentences like, there's going to be two bodies coming out of here, me and my sister. we did hear that he was trying to get police not to come inside and basically just alluding to the fact that that would not end well if they were to enter the building. but that's really all that we've been able to pick up so far. >> do we know how long this service was being livestreamed to connected with authorities, how they came to learn that this hostage situation was undergoing? >> yes, yeah, that's how everybody was alerted. we started to see word about it on social media. and the

the other comment i want to point out from jamie dimon is this idea of rate hikes. ve been talking about this a lot. the idea that there could be potentially more than that. i want to also say that jamie dimon earlier in the media call was asked about whether the fed could be making a policy mistake, whether this could be impacting the bank, and he said he really can't be spending his time worrying about things like that, but they will face these headwinds and they do that feel a lot of optimism ahead. guy: i thought he was pretty complement three about what the fed has delivered so far, which is interesting coming from jamie dimon. sonali, always a pleasure. we will catch up with sonali as she keeps us updated on what is happening with some of these calls. let's dig into the details now of what is happening here with these bank earnings. dried cassidy, rbc capital markets head of u.s. bank equity strategy, has an outperform -- gerard cassidy, rbc capital markets head of u.s. bank equity strategy, has an outperform rating for j.p. morgan and citi. you have a tension

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well john, i well yeah, i wanted the man repeats what he's been told to say. ha, jamie, i wish it when i was as young as my son. i lived in a slum. and today we live in a nice apartment gone thanks to own car. a life is better now. we live in a good neighborhood and my son will also have a good education at american home director. similarly, this year he wanted to be an engineer. ah, but now he'd rather join the police nigger. ha ha. but not every family is given a flat like this. the prerequisite is having to have spent at least 20 years in a slum. but what happens to people who don't meet this requirement? they are sent to live in a housing project on the outskirts of town, like the one at le lou by compound. ah, 8000 families live in this very small area. and these crowded blocks of flats, even though they were built in 2003, they're all ready run down. just outside the neighbourhood, waste water drains into an open sewer. ah, in 2013 authorities leveled a section of de robbie. displacing 200 families living there, forcing them to relocate to these buildings. now abdulla and his fam