jackie? jackie: they sure are. grady trimble, thank you so much joining me now to dig into this texas congressman pat fall on from house oversight committee. congressman always great to have you with us and i want to get your take on this because the way i'm reading this is you're going to have new emission standards. you're going to make gas-powered cars, fossil fuels powered cars more expensive. electric vehicles are already expensive with the average price somewhere around the $65,000 mark. what that means to me is that more people in this country won't be driving if the cost of vehicles essentially goes up. it's not necessarily going to further the green agenda very quickly. >> well jackie, thanks for having me on and you're absolutely right. this is also like rule by decree using a governmental agency with unelected bureaucrats. really legislating from their desks, which in and of itself is never a good idea but you're absolutely right. 93% of cars right now on the road are gas-powered and this is an aggressiv

jackie? jackie: chad pergram thank you so much. welcome to the show florida state senator jake collins. it's great to see you, senator collins. today, your legislation in florida passed banning communist china from owning land and conducting business in the state of florida. this actually just passed moment s ago. it is groundbreaking legislation because we are experiencing such tension with china after the spy balloon and so much more, china 's aggression over the course of the last two and a half years a so. under this administration, people are very concerned about china's presence here in the united states. so this legislation in your state putting some parameters on that, tell us about it. >> yeah, first and foremost thank you for having me on here. it's an absolute honor and privilege and this is groundbreaking legislation. senate bill 264 just passed 38-0 in the senate, and we're waiting for it to move through the house and then off to the desk of america's governor. this bill is very straightforward. it does a few things. i

jackie if you living color. jackie: have a wonderful weekend, sir. the suspected pentagon leaker appearing in federal court criminally charged for one of the largest intel leaks in our nation's history. president biden brushing the leak off as he stumbles his way through his gaffe-filled week through ireland. tesla ceo elon musk issues a grim warning about the state of our economy. we have people set to testify at the hearing on d.a. alvin bragg. i'm jackie deangelis. "the evening edit" starts right now. the suspect accused much leaking our nation's secrets, jack teixeira is facing charged of sharing information. >> access to the intelligence stolen and posted on line is supposedly not hard to come by internally. and other employees could have had access on a qualified basis. you must have a security clearance, a signed non-disclosure agreement and also need to know. teixeira we are told needed access to sensitive intelligence in order to do his job managing the government system flowing into the u.s. and around the world. >> i understand the clearan

jackie: a great point. why did can he need that access. -- why did he need that access, we have no clear indication of his motive. we have a sound bite from a friend of his who came out to speak a little bit about that. >> he sort of grew angry with the fact that one or two people were paying attention to the documents he was pouring his heart out into. as sign of just, anger he just decided to post the full documents, he was a very smart man, no way in world he would not know that he knew they were illegal. jackie: sounds that unidentified friend is is saying, he was angry, and he. ed to see what response would be, some ways that is interesting. nobody knew these documents were out there for quite some time as well. before they were discovered to be leaked. >> that is right, he was accessing the documents, he didn't have a need to access. and nothing was being done. he was a technician. there should have been some type of check to see why someone like this was accessing such sensitive material. another thi

jackie: that is one aspect of it.ect too is to drill down,tizintize teasing out what he says to drill down on the economy. how president trump had built this whole economy up in united states then how president biden and bad policy tore it down, economy seems it will be a huge issue moving forward for the candidates. >> right. he is at the center of it in senate, all they do is legislation. we knows what joe biden did. what affect is tr is it is having, he is right, you have to explain what you would offer as an alternative and why your plan would work when joe biden's didn't. jackie: another thing discussed at great length is the g.o.p. position on abortion. abortion was a polarizing issue in mid terms. that is perhaps one of reasons that the red wave didn't material news the way some were expecting that it would. do you think that g.o.p. can modify in its stance in some way on that issue to be able to appease a larger body? >> well, it depends on what you mean by modify. i don't think they have to back down on any p

jackie: blue check mark.anization you have to pay $1000 a month to have the check mark. this was supposed to go into effect saturday. person pays $8 a month to have it. "new york times" lost its check mark. they have not paid their bill. i will say this i'm playing chicken with twitter. i have my check mark. maybe i shouldn't say on tv but i haven't paid either. stuart: thank you, jackie. back to the trump indictment, democrats, media insist no one is above the liv. you will hear a lot of this roll tape. >> trump's indictment will be a test for rule of law. will it further divide the nation or signal no one is truly above the law? >> we're sending a powerful message to the world that no one is above the law. stuart: i kept hearing that expression all weekend long, no one is positive the law. pete hegseth says this is all about politics. pete says this is here next hour. >>> new warning about a deadly skin rotting zombie drug. senator schumer says it makes fentanyl look tame. we'll deal with that next. ♪. - do

i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. the indictment of president trump, house republicans demanding more from answers, florida congressman byron donalds on that and more. inflation continues to be the number one issue for voters according to a new fox poll, john lonski is breaking down the latest report on rising prices and what it means for the feds next rate decision. unleashing american energy a bipartisan bill passing the house aimed at driving down the cost of energy for americans. president biden and chuck schumer are vowing to block it from moving any further. energy secretary rick perry responds but first president trump expected to voluntarily turn himself in in new york on tuesday after his indictment by manhattan da alvin bragg, supporters of the former president gathering outside of his home at mar-a-lago. joining me now florida congressman byron donalds, it was great to see you, i would get your reaction to what's happening right now. >> this is a tragedy for the country. you have a guy, alvin bragg who is t

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like how jackie, a u.s.eutenant, before his baseball career was arrested and court- martialed first choosing to move to the back of the bus. this was 11 years before the world would know rosa parks. which is why martin luther king jr. would later call robinson eight freedom writer before the freedom rides. yet the racial taunts, the slurs were endless. this anonymous hate letter, years into his career threatening to lynch him if he played. upon retiring from the game, robinson entered the public affairs and corporate world. fire hoses and police dogs were unleashed on young black people protest in segregation, jackie robinson felt the call to do something about it. >> i do not like these big teeth that i see on the dogs. i don't like to see the expressions of the police in birmingham, alabama. i do not like to read about pregnant women being poked in the stomach by ice sticks. i do like to see young kids of nine years old being thrown across the street by the force of a fire hose. i believe that i must go do

that's right, send jackie. barbara from new york, i'm team jackie automatic the day. me. too.ackie for president 2024. anna marie from pennsylvania. my birthday's on sunday, can you sing me happy birthday? i would but we just ran out of time. i'm watteers, this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." on tuesday, two days ago, twitter slapped a warning label on all tweets from national public radio. going forward, npr will be identified for users of elon musk social media site as state affiliated media. that is the same category as russia today or china's central television. it means that npr is not that different t

. >> brian: jackie taylor says you talk about the cart before the horse. how is this in our national security interest? >> the green push in general, solar panels, a lot of them come from china, as well. you are selling out this country so china can profit from this, it is insane to me. general premise we started with, biden wants to put more emissions on gas-powered vehicles, when you put more regulation on gases themselves, those cars go up and ev average price roughly $65,000 people cannot afford that, a lot of people won't be able to drive. >> steve: exactly. >> brian: point is to get people to drive less, they will not replace gas-powered cars with ev's, you will not be able to afford that. you have to move closer to city and urban environment and you have more government control. >> brian: this kills me, we have the rare earth in our country in minnesota and what did they do? >> brian: biden administration says we will not allow you to mine what we need, we have to go to china, which controls 80 to 90% of production of batteries. china will profit. >

jackie has fallen in love but in 50 candidate makes a discovery. none of my foreign policy advisers really are in sync with me. there's only one guy in sync with me. as an informal cabinet. it provides a crucial foreign policy advice and how to navigate this issue of the missile gap and promoting the same but nuclear disarmament. it's a sweet spot with kennedy. becomes a president becomes the first ambassador. kennedy decides on day five he makes the command gets back to washington he wants to see gore. talks about bombing cuba. right back into a familiar repartee that started in 1948 about what is a leader to do? in the council is very strongly for a blockade kennedy comes around to it. he's back at the red house that night, spends hours and hours with kennedy both in the private residence. he is with him the night after he makes his address to the nation announcing the blockade. he's looking at the blockade with the perimeter it sees its 800 miles. he says to kennedy should be 500 miles. given the relationship enough time to think about what the

jackie ibanez is here. good morning, jackie. >> jackie: elon musk's candid interview with tucker carlson aired last night. musk called for stronger government regulation of artificial intelligence. listen. >> it's a danger to the public. when you have things that are danger to the public, like let's say, food and drug, that is why we have the food and drug administration and federal aviation administration, the fcc, agencies to oversee what affects the public when there could be public harm and you don't want companies cutting corners on safety and then having people suffer as a result. so that is why i have for a long time been a strong advocate of ai regulation. >> jackie: in addition to artificial intelligence danger to the public, musk says it threatens companies like twitter, it could become smart enough to manipulate public opinion. >> if you have super intelligent ai that can write well in way that is very influential, convincing and constantlily figuring out what is more convincing to people over ti

jackie, it kind of makes me feel in the l.a. county schools they lower the standards and hope that their performance is going to go up. listen. let me work less, i guarantee you out put will go way up. >> yeah i almost feel like one thing leads to another leads to another before you know it will be we start the work day at noon. i would rather have the extra time early release on friday. i like that idea. we have been doing that forever i feel like. let's think of that. >> the concept is people don't work on friday so jackie is like get out early so we are going to hardly work monday. we will put in days tuesday wednesday maybe thursday and friday we are out the door. >> well if the goal is work is to have less stress i'm a proponent of not working any of the days. [laughter] >> i'm very not stressed if i have a week off. >> your company's productivity would go sky high, right? no work? jonathan hunt, can you take a day here and there? can you lower your performance? >> it's monday. i'm here. you're making me do a lot more than

at another hospital, jackie was due to i hospital, jackie was due to have breast reconstruction threef the strike. —— cancelled. i'm just really, really upset that it's off. i don't know when it's going to be rescheduled. i've got a husband who's also now being diagnosed with cancer, who is also going to have to have chemotherapy, and i needed that operation to go ahead so that i can look after him. # we just want better pay...#. while striking doctors have been vocal in making their case.. # tell me why...#. ..the health secretary is adamant that their demands are unrealistic. we are ready to have discussions with them, but clearly, a demand for 35% over £20,000 for some junior doctors is not fair or reasonable, and that's why we've not been able to make progress so far. cheering. the junior doctors argue that mr barclay should put forward his own pay offer. i would urge him again and ask anyone that's in contact with him to urge him to come to the table in an open and honest way so that we can ultimately bring this dispute to an end as quickly as possible. the bma is balancing docto

please welcome jackie said. you so much for being here to celebrate, and, um it means everything to him to look out and see all of our families and friends faces. adam and i met 1998 at our friend's birthday party. he had very long hair and very long sideburns, and it was working on a movie he kept referring to as a cinematic masterpiece. called the waterboy. for us, it was love at first sight and instant attraction. magnetic hearts. he was wearing glasses with this beautiful, smiling eyes underneath. the softest, sweetest cheeks and the cutest smile and a perfect nose. our eyes locked and we knew we would always be together. it would be me and you and you and me. we would sit on stairs in different parts of l, a eating corned beef sandwiches and holding hands for hours. i love those hands. i knew i would hold on to those hands for a lifetime. those new hampshire hands would pick me up the first time i tried skiing, those hands would grab the steering wheel of his new saline mustang to rush me off to the hospita

we will talk with political analyst jackie speier.lus a nonprofit that get millions of dollars to house homeless people in san francisco will be blocked from future city contracts. the san francisco standard will join us to discuss what this means for the efforts to shelter unsheltered people. but first, san francisco officials held a san -- held a press conference today on the stabbing death of bob lee. the suspect is somebody who knew lee. the district attorney says this runs counter to those who jumped to the conclusion that this was likely a random crime that underscored the application that san francisco was gotham city, with out-of-control crime. >> we all should and must do better about not contributing to the spread of such misinformation without having actual facts to underlie the statements that we make. victims deserve that, and the residence of san francisco deserve that. the former editor-in-chief of the oakland tribune and co-executive director of the oakland-based maynard and said to -- maynard institute, martin g reyno

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i'm not jackie kennedy, -- just like jackie kennedy, where this was a surprise where ronald reagan was dancing with diana, and nancy was dancing with prince charles, and then with a signal light nancy out steps john travolta, the sinuous dancer from saturday night fever who lady diana wanted to meet, and they had a very sexy dance together. and it is one of those images that defines the reagan white house, this fabulous moment of food, entertaining, a combination of celebrity and royals, you know, to a certain extent, the nations mind was being blown seeing this, and the images of the kite went around the world and still come up to this day, our defining of that era. so, even though uh, raven -- megan was not a foodie person, nancy understood the value at -- of entertaining. >> we have 10 minutes left, and i will do a quick roster of the presidents. and so far between first century has been a time -- confusing time in the food of politics and the politics of food, you say. let's go through the list are quickly, i have one line from each free to comment on. george p. bush. how 9/11 chan

so from here we should, jackie read to reagan, he cole jackie's, we have to define and to some, it is a violation of human arises. so aggression on the neighbor's land, new book distortion of his dream failure to respect interested and the will of minorities was the minority should be.

jackie, thank you. we are learning strong new information opportunity about the stabbing death of tech entrepreneur bob lee that epitomizes what are calling a city in decline. thank you live with more on story that is now getting a lot of attention. jonathan, fifty nine good evening you, trace. it's import tonight note off the top here that police have not yet said whether this was a targeted killing or yet another random act of violence in a city that seems to be in the grip of a violent crime crisis. either way, the murder of bob lee has shocked, saddened, and frightened many san francisco residents happening as it did in what has up until now been considered one of the safer parts of the city. lee was stabbed around 2:30 a.m. tuesday. we have seen stills from security camera footage which we cannot air at this point that appear to show lee staggering toward an upscale apartment building, clutching his side, one of his hands seemingly covered in blood. he called 911en and police arrived within minutes

jackie is here at yale and the english department. skip is course up at harvard. it's a series modeled on another that yale press does called jewish lives, which has now been around 20 or 30 years. it's been very successful series. they are short biographies, usually 200 pages or less. the jewish lives series is as been a triumph. so they decided to do a series called black lives, which is the new series. and we have the first two books coming out in the series just in the next month or so. and many other books in the pipeline, about 18 of them already, i believe, are signed up or the are under air for review. and this, too, will be biographies broadly defined. now about black lives. africans, americans, africans, anyone of african descent, including even the literary characters about whom or about which authors will write biography fields. and we'll talk about some of those books in just a minute. but why the focus on short biographies? well, there's a lot of a lot of readership out there. as many would know or biography, i've certainly discovered that in the las

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. >> ashley: jackie ibanez joins us with more. >> jackie: the lawmaker has not spoken on the floor sinceings gender reassignment surgery last week. listen. if you vote yes on this bill, when you bow your heads in prayer, you see the blood on your hands. >> jackie: you see zephyr in the room and this was called a riot. you see protesters chanting who's house, she refused to calm down the scene despite protesters interrupting for half an hour. seven people were arrested for trespassing and the sheriff's says they will be booked and released. due to zephyr's actions calling for action against zephyr. -- plans to continue to forcefully oppose legislation against the transgender community. the bill prevents children from getting gender reassignment surgery is on the desk. >> todd: what a scene. what a scene here, check out the "new york post" cover this morning. jolly. jets fan for now is jolly. now part of new york jets after the team came to an agreement with the green bay packers. the jets get the star quarterback and the 15th pick in this year's draft, which begins on thursday. packers ge

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jackie wakefield in sydney. spend any time there this year, here are some of the things we think you should know. the landmark sydney opera house celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. there are loads of events and performances planned, including the inside out at the house seven—day festival in may. shows will be simulcast live to audiences outside on the forecourt, and you can pick up tickets for that starting at $10. the city is also hosting a south—by—southwest festival in october. it normally takes place in texas every march. this is the first time it will ever have been held outside north america. expect lots of music, film and gaming events, red carpet premieres, esports tournaments and concerts across the city throughout the week. finally, one thing definitely worth wrapping your mouth around while you're in town is the great aussie pie. you will see pie stands around all the main sports grounds, but in recent years there has been an explosion in higher end alternatives. try the wagyu beef or lankan

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