i have many h-ib visas on my property. i have been a believer in h-ib and i've used it many times. multiple choice. he has no idea of what he is talking about or he knows what he is talking about and wants to be on every side of it or elon musk got to him. >> all the above. and what is interesting is that we see you think they are engineers working at mar-a-lago? >> exactly. >> we know that there are h-ib visas have been used in order to get a cheap labor. so we understand the weight trump has exploited it as a businessman. just the way that corporate america has exploited it and that is what is driving the populace outcry. alongside of course it is overdetermined about these deep- seated dispositions. trump is transactional and he understands that he's been throwing the immigration ball all this time. this is an interesting crosshairs. it will be interesting how he navigates this because there is no easy resolution. there is one side is invested in exporting it and the other is his political. >> of course, mr. stevens, people think that he is enlightened on immigration but let me

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my kids probably assume i have ibs because i'm in there a lot. >> hugh: children give you ibs. >> kelly: that's sweet. >> hugh: i've made myself cry. >> kelly: do you find you get more emotional the older you get? >> hugh: absolutely. >> kelly: we know you as an actor but you're also an amateur geologist so you posted this on twitter. what is that? what's happening there? did someone tell you what it was? >> hugh: i do strange things on twitter when i'm drunk. >> kelly: i don't think you're alone. >> hugh: yeah, i know. drunk twts. i have a lovely house in provence in france and they went for some walking i found a fascinating rock and wanted to know what it is. it's rather interesting. it's bauxite for this how you make of the minium. there's only two places in the world where you find bauxite. one is near me and one is in the apennines here in america. everyone is switching off their tvs now. >> kelly: i am still stuck on "aluminium." >> hugh: the reason they both have bauxite, the continents worked together. it was the same before america and europe divided. >> kelly: i love

unconditional to be taken up beginning 20625 separate bill on taxes will happen the end of the year, ibmany lawmakers bying lagity stephen miller, lisa mcclain in last week and a half. >> you definitely need it for tax extensions but there are legislative elements what is going on right now we need to stop whether one or two my preference to do one time quickly as we possibly can. >> whether we do it one track or two tracks remember democrats had two reconciliations bills the president is going to get his agenda enacted through congress it will be historic. >> you are going to need two reconciliations packages aren't you? have. >> it looks like that is the direction that we're going right now, i mean still in negotiations but if i were a betting woman would bet we're going to see two reconciliations packages. maria: joining me mo congressman jason smith chairman house ways and means mr. chairman get to see you. thank you so much for being here i know that you have made comments against waiting for end of next year to implement tax extensions tell us how you see it. >> thanks. great to b

a number of factors, it is been a very horrific ibe - has been a very horrific conflict including hospitalsospitals as i just described. conflict including hospitals as ijust described. it is also about scaling up and bringing in supplies cross—border from chatis in supplies cross—border from chat is one example. the crossing which i crossed to just two days ago has been open since august but the amount of supply the amount of food alone, through the borderers vastly inadequate. an average of five trucks a day crossing that border, and the camp where we are working with famine was declared in august, we estimate 400 bucks per month. little and the 10 million other people in darfur. it's a question of cross—border assistance and of leaving aid around, from a territory overseen by one of the warring parties going into another. finally, it is also a question of what looked like fairly benign administrative impediments, visas, travel permits, a possibility to move authorisation around, but these are administrative tools which are administrative tools which are being used to restrict aid at the

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"it's hard to determine the cause of the accident," ceo kim ibe said.o wait for the official investigation." rescue workers and even the military combed the crash site looking for clues to add to the evidence that will come from the cockpit and data flight recorders, which were both recovered. we do know that all was not well in the final minutes of that flight, jericka. the control tower had issued a bird-strike warning and the pilot did make a mayday call. but it could take months or even years to understand what went so catastrophically wrong. >> so much loss of life. elizabeth palmer, thank you. >>> to canada and another aviation scare. it happened when an air canada jet with 73 passengers and crew caught fire during a crash landing in halifax, nova scotia. the aircraft skidded on a runway causing a wing to catch fire. authorities say the plane experienced a suspected landing gear issue. luckily, no injuries are being reported. >>> well, tonight violent weather has left a trail of death and destruction across the southeast. at least four people are

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a lot of businesses will come ib between that and texting and tariff policies.will have businesses like nobody's ever seen in theit country before it. >> laura: fixing our economy will not happen overnight and it will require massive effort to save money and cut ways.ng >> through the department ofvari government efficient seek, elon musk has been working very hard with various people including vivek ramaswamy.llio we will eliminate hundreds of billions of dollars have wasted fraud and findlo stuff you wouldn't even believe.e ma we are looking to save may be too trillion dollars. >> laura: that would be amazing but to cut the pork at the pentagon means that trumps, will have to go to war. but actual work, no. today, again, we so trump the peacemaker. >> there is a light shining over the world. we are trying to get that horrible war in ukraine stopped. since the election, we aret ea working to put the world at ease. we had ne o wars when i left office and now the whole world is blowing up here at josephine whenof it is certainly blowing e foenr the hundreds of th

responding officers questioned the suspect who was acting suspiciously and carrying multiple fraudulent ibst. upon further investigation, officers recovered a firearm on his person as well a suppressor, both consistent with the weapon used in the murder. they also recovered clothing including a mass consistent with those worn by wanted individual. also recovered was a fraudulent new jersey i.d. matching vid are suspect used to check into his new york city hospital before the shooting incident. additionally, a handwritten document that speaks to both his motivation and mind-set. nypd detectives on route to pennsylvania as we speak or seek to interview the subject further. this apprehension is thanks to the tireless work of the greatest detectives in the world. and of course, the strong relationships we have at their local law enforcement partners on every level, local, state, and federal. we all serve the same public safety mission. in this case which captured the attention of an entire nation is another example of how connected we are and how important it is to work together, share informat

other examples, which i do in "stumbling toward utopia", but just for purposes of my book talk today,ib think that you could actually going into the writing scholarship and letters in public remarks of many of the people that i discussed today and you would conclude that they are uncomfortable with an objective sense of that's true. where they would automatically conclude that was true. it was not in the 1960, but when -- comes to harvard in the tide of all of this, and give this is rather remarkable speech at harvard, at first people in america were trying to determine, you know, what precisely he's saying, but there is a reason that it turns out to be probably most important 20th century speech at harvard university. because essentially what he's saying is that the -- is that the moral, social, spiritual crisis, i mean, is at the center of american life. and i argue in "stumbling toward utopia", that for all of the other concerns that we have, and all of the sectors of american life, that ultimately this idea of lying, that ultimately we can conclude that a social crisis of the first

he was from ib leak and apparently multimillion dollar empire and his parents came from nothing and builtmselves up. thompson has a similar story. this is one of those situations than narrative in mangione's light does not fit because thompson fought his way up in a far more hard to wade them mangione did. that narrative doesn't really fit. let's remember there is a lot of gaps in mangione's story. one of the first things he said when he got caught, i did this on my own, i want this to be clear i did this on my own. that strikes me a little bit too forward. he wanted to imprint that. there are number of gaps in his travel log. he was in hawaii and then san francisco where everything goes dark including his family. i think there is a lot of investigation to come on this thing and that is why it is good to have federal reach because they can scrape this stuff all over the country. >> john: all right, paul, stand by as we see the video from not too long ago of luigi mangione, the suspect in the murder of brian thompson, unitedhealthcare ceo and walked flanked by detectives and officers and c

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luigi mangione ibeing held without bail in pennsylvania and has pleadedot guilty to several charges in the state, includg forgery. the 26 year old faces a murder chae in new york stateor the killing of brian thompson, the ceo of united health care, but is fighting extradition. we get more now from ktvu jana katsuyama, who has been monitoring the latest developments from our newsroom and has more tonight. jenna. >> greg, the suspect is a member of an affluent family in maryland, and his mother apparently reported him as a missing person to san francisco police on november 18th. according to a source who spoke with the sf standard today, san francisco's police chief declined to comment. police investigating thompson's killing says say basically that mangione's social media posts and some handwritten notes indicate that he had had back surgery and was angry with health insurance companies and corporate profits. deputies escorted the suspect, 26 year old luigi mangione, to the blair county courthouse in pennsylvania tuesday. he shouted out as deputies led him inside, clearly out of touch a

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. >> could you please answer the question how many aliens who enter the country pursuant to ch ib program rysubject october 2020 have changed their immigration status? >> i understand that just before the hearing in preparation for the ehearing understanding the importance of returning those responses to you. you should have received a response to various questions. >> we received response to one question. i again repeat my question for the third and final time, how many aliens who enter the country pursuant to ch nv since october 2021 have changed their immigration status? >> at the moment i don't have those numbers with me. >> this is outrageous. how many aliens who enter the country pursuant to ch nv since october 22 remain ch nv parolees. >> i don't have those numbers. >> you are asked these questions in september. you were told in advance of this hearing that they would be asked again and you are advised to have answers for us. these are basic questions of data. i'm astonished and appalled that you would appear before this committee with all advance notice not be prepared to answer t

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but it is different than if you thought this condition was a continuing care kind of problem, like ib disorder, hypertension, or asthma. where you don't have a cure, but you can manage. it is a different kind of problem. it starts with primary care. because the physician and the nurses in a primary care team have all been trained in the course of their education to diagnose and handle chronic illnesses, and because they have an array of medications and behavioral therapies and support services, they can often handle a chronic illness right in the least intrusive type of care available. primary care setting. sometimes, that doesn't work. the symptoms get out of control. and what do you do? well, you transfer, and it is usually with the touch of a button on your health record, you transfer. you have people that are specialized with medical devices and the goal of specialty care is not to cure. there isn't a cure for diabetes or arthritis or anything. it is to reduce the symptoms, increase the function, and then send them back to primary care, where they can continue now at a level of se

so -- >> he has his christian faith for the bulk of his life, ib right? >> more into his 30s. >> okay, after that, after he does not want to do the prayers anymore, how does he treat all this knowledge that he has? does he treat the people of the bible like historical figures? he does not have a faith that christ -- >> yeah. >> you just totally loses that? >> no, he does not really. the thing is the unitarian tradition he came out of was in a way a kind of prep school for unitarianism. i mean, for transcendentalism. we do not have to get into a lot of the differences, but one of them is that the unitarians did not believe in the divinity of christ. they believed christ was a historical figure and a great moral example a teacher, but not the son of god. >> you really believe that? >> yes, when he was a minister. he was raised in that faith. he believed it when he was young. you know, the unitarians did not believe in innate depravity or that human beings were kind of born into sin, born corrupt. they also did not believe in predestination. they believed in

but it is different than if you thought this condition was a continuing care kind of problem, like ib disorder, hypertension, or asthma. where you don't have a cure, but you can manage. it is a different kind of problem. it starts with primary care. because the physician and the nurses in a primary care team have all been trained in the course of their education to diagnose and handle chronic illnesses, and because they have an array of medications and behavioral therapies and support services, they can often handle a chronic illness right in the least intrusive type of care available. primary care setting. sometimes, that doesn't work. the symptoms get out of control. and what do you do? well, you transfer, and it is usually with the touch of a button on your health record, you transfer. you have people that are specialized with medical devices and the goal of specialty care is not to cure. there isn't a cure for diabetes or arthritis or anything. it is to reduce the symptoms, increase the function, and then send them back to primary care, where they can continue now at a level of se

night committee shows that are not funny but maybe greg gutfeld, they are dead, they are done, their ibce is over. george clooney, jillia roberts, by the way -- [ booing. reporter:. ] >> what a closing message, great message. they have zero influence, how great is that? you know, at first when i heard the words bret and martha, we can now project that donald j. trump is the 47th president of the united states. [cheers and applause] i looked up, i thank god, i fell relieved, i was grateful we'll get our country back on track, ei'lle eco fixing our borders and the economy and you paying less for cl groceries and gasoline, i don't want to pay $5 a gallon for gasoline, you know, ending, funding and dismantling and defunding police, by the way new york. now, after all they said about us, think 'that, after all they said about us, you know, i do have a hannity football that i use, i'm not allowed to throw them out tonight, secret service won't let me. but -- i'm still grateful, i really am, i am very grateful. i am still appreciative and i thank god but it's time to spike the football. all ri

it's bigger than -- i mean you can go bigger than disney, tmobile, way bigger than ib m, on and on.e of the biggest public companies let alone of course one of the largest, if not the highest private market value out there. bytedance has to be up there as well which is something else we haven't talked about. >> last night the president of shop ify. >> their cyber monday beating the 23 record by this%. >> i think people get it. you go back to what the fed is doing. they look at these numbers which are -- wow, entrepreneurs are using tiktok and instagram to build their businesses and it's working. i think that -- like. we just went from larry fink talking about how to make a lot of money if you invest right. harvey said the cost of failure has never been smaller. never been lower. people out there who want to -- go about their dream, listen. you can do it. it won't cost you much because shop ify is such a great infrastructure backer. if you have questions -- they will do it. they have humans. >> not a surprise that in this country we saw record new business applications this year. her

so, if intermediate scrutiny were the regime that would apply, would ibe the case that individual -- that judges would have to decide which -- whether a particular package containing this much of that and that much of the other thing is sunt? wouldn't this be endless tigation based on -- with a decision based on determns by lay judges regarding complicated medical issues? mr. strangio: so if i could make two points in response, justice alito. and -- and the first is going back to the tor general's example of -- of west virginia, where west virginia looked at the underlying science and, d of categorically banning this medical treatment, created ways with guardrails for individuals to access medical care. over -- over west virginia's law. and if there were, as if there were in -- ir contexts, the question would remain whether the state could make out the showing that this is being treated in such a substantially different way than care.an other forms of medical i do think that judges are equipped to make those determinations, as they do in many -- many other contexts. justice alito: a

and they cannot do surgery because i was in a fit -- af ib. the neurologist wanted to fatten me up. i am prediabetic and i know that because their sugar in it. i take that and now i am prediabetic again. when you go to doctors, one is a cardiologist can one is a neurologist. one tells you what to eat and what not to eat but the other one says you have to eat -- you know, i'm about to give up on this. i have been frustrated about this problem for the last three and a half years. i do not know. i do not have nothing else to say. host: that was diane and somebody that she knows in south carolina. that is it for this first hour of washington journal. next, we will be joined by author and law professor kim wehle. she is going to discuss her book "pardon power: how the pardon system works and why." later, historian and author jon grinspan will discuss his book, "the age of acrimony: how americans fought to fix their democracy, 1865-1915." ♪ 25 years ago author malcolm gladwell publishes international bestseller about how ideas and behaviors spread in a society to create cognitive change.

and they cannot do surgery because i was in a fit -- af ib. the neurologist wanted to fatten me up. i am prediabetic and i know that because their sugar in it. i take that and now i am prediabetic again. when you go to doctors, one is a cardiologist can one is a neurologist. one tells you what to eat and what not to eat but the other one says you have to eat -- you know, i'm about to give up on this. i have been frustrated about this problem for the last three and a half years. i do not know. i do not have nothing else to say. host: that was diane and somebody that she knows in south carolina. that is it for this first hour of washington journal. next, we will be joined by author and law professor kim wehle. she is going to discuss her book "pardon power: how the pardon system works and why." later, historian and author jon grinspan will discuss his book, "the age of acrimony: how americans fought to fix their democracy, 1865-1915." ♪ 25 years ago author malcolm gladwell publishes international bestseller about how ideas and behaviors spread in a society to create cognitive change.

it has to ibe seeded., it seems to me that, you know, pablo, when you have these espn shows that talk about it and booger comes on, and he talks meabout how nutley high school jv team went 12-0 and deserve to be in, the big lie that this is all based on. >> yes. >> is that all conferences are created equal, right. so smu, they deserve it because they got to the acc conference championship. clemson deserves it because they won the acc. let me give everybody a little stat over -- let me ask you, pablo, over the past 25 years, 5 how many national championshi do you think the sec has won? >>, so i looked it up, and i know the last 20 the s.e.c. has had ten champions or finalists, or runner-ups, which is a crazy stat. what's your number? >> i've got -- and i'm counting texas now who won in 2005 -- >> i see what's happening. >> -- the only win, 20 out of 25 national championships this century have been s.e.c. teams, whether it's auburn or florida or alabama, lsu, texas in 2005, won the southwest conference, i'm

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