jackie: yeah.an excellent point. meantime, i got to talk to tom homan yesterday. he's border czar talking about his strategy for deportations in this country. we've got 1.4 million people ordered to be deported, we've got 13,000 in i.c.e. custody. but this is a huge, herculean task, and he is facing a lot of opposition from democrat mayors across the country. it's really interesting that you've to got some saying we're going to try to willfully block you from doing this when we know that some of these folks have committed crimes, that they're a danger to our society. your response to that and, ultimately, you know, the challenge that he's facing as he tries to carry out this order. >> every town's a border town, every state a border state because what has happened. president donald trump is correct to say let's make certain that we start with these criminal illegal aliens. and, jackie, i've got the clear act which would allow local law enforcement to detain these criminal illegal aliens they appreh

jackie: yeah.t's an excellent point. meantime, i got to talk to tom homan yesterday. he's border czar talking about his strategy for deportations in this country. we've got 1.4 million people ordered to be deported, we've got 13,000 in i.c.e. custody. but this is a huge, herculean task, and he is facing a lot of opposition from democrat mayors across the country. it's really interesting that you've to got some saying we're going to try to willfully block you from doing this when we know that some of these folks have committed crimes, that they're a danger to our society. your response to that and, ultimately, you know, the challenge that he's facing as he tries to carry out this order. >> every town's a border town, every state a border state because what has happened. president donald trump is correct to say let's make certain that we start with these criminal illegal aliens. and, jackie, i've got the clear act which would allow local law enforcement to detain these criminal illegal aliens they ap

what was the difference between jackie in 1984 and jackie in 1988?as an athlete, you think things are going to be perfect. you don't know how to deal with setbacks. and that setback in �*84, i was injured and even though i could have performed at the same level but i had a bandage on my leg, so that spoke to me like something must be wrong, but it wasn't. but as long as i believe something was wrong, i performed that way. and that's why when i left �*84, i left with that attitude — "if god bless me to make another team, i want to be "the toughest one out there mentally," because physically, i knew i could do it. so, the next four years i trained with that feeling of what it felt like coming up short because i doubted myself. my coaches, my team, my team—mates, everybody was pulling for me more than i was pulling for myself. so, when i went into �*88, i didn't care what was going on. i had patellar tendinitis. my attitude, like, "hey, the leg can fall off, "i won't... "they have to come pick me up. "i'm going to give my all." and i think that's — that

caroline: to jackie's point trump is an expert negotiator. and i know that he will come up with something that is compelling probably to both sides look, and once again the mandate of the people which is overwhelming the regulation as well as reducing red tape as well is please don't raise our taxes and you know i'm just looking and i'm astounded about biden is trying to do, just out the door when the proposals from the irs is in addition to 87000 new agents which is certainly not with the majority of americans voted for them we have this 1099k guidance which is for companies that receive income through e-commerce and credit cards. that is reducing the threshold dramatically. no need to go. there are so many night at the top needs to address assault of course sue and pushing about long because i want to get one more thing in okay and dying to because what kills me as he woud expected from the democrats but the republicans some republicans, are using the same rhetoric that biden did on the tax cuts saying that they cost $2 trillion and they di

jackie: 9 million people? tom: it does include students.ackie: it does include students but if you break the numbers down, the age group between 19-34 not in education, was the one growing the most. a very concerning situation for productivity. tom: is stagflation what we are looking at in the u.k.? jackie: it certainly seems are risk -- a risk. i am more concerned about the growth outlook. i have seen economists with optimistic numbers for the u.k. a lot of things have to go right for that to happen. let's see what the bank of england say today. tom: jackie bowie, chatham financial ahead of him he and managing partner, on the work that needs to be done on inflation in the u.k. annual bonuses at barclays could rise up to 20%. good news for traders in that bank, as expectations rise for awards on wall street's bonus bonanza. that scoop is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak europe." bloomberg understands that barclays is set to increase annual bonuses as much as 20%, after an improved year for traders and inve

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it's jackie around said the future. so it's fair to say that not everyone likes vase and vision of the future, but the ad has got people around the world talking about the brand. maybe had long forgotten about people was suddenly excited about the launch of a new jazz. and now the big cat is out of the bag. take a look at the john, you a tight 00. scott or jackie was bray knew well, it was released. it was be, feel at miami auto week in 2 colors. london, blue and miami thinks that it's only a concept called won't go into actual production, but it does offer an idea of the 3 old electric jags that will go on sale from 2026 . then for the big is a global chief strategy office, the brand consultants they enter brand, it's worked with the likes of forgot to add on the the launch of the many under bmw . welcome to the w. what do you think i've had office jag about re launch this isn't bunkers or a stroke of genius as well. you know, start from the context. this was about evolving uh, thriving brands. it was really about revi

david: well, let's drill down, if you'll excuse the pun, jackie, on energy. fact is, as grady was telling us, a lot of this donald trump can do on the first day just by the stroke of a pen by his executive order as biden did before him. although the xl pipeline was one of biden's first -- canceling that was one of biden's first things. i'm wondering how easy it will be, if possible at all, to reverse something like that. >> let me tell you a story about a little oil and gas reporter in 2016 who used to work somewhere else -- david: i've only got an hour. >> on day one he turned my world upside down because he started signing these executive orders. keystone pipeline is only one piece of it, david. what he is going to do is reduce regulation. he can do that by executive order. he can also say we're going to drill on federal land and offshore. he can also give companies the ability to feel like they can informs in this environment whether it's in, you know, exporting, pipeline, distribution, whatever it is. ultimately, these companies are bracing for that, and

jackie shannon joins me from open ai. jackie. good morning.i know you can assign chatgpt different voices. i have mine set to spruce, which is described as a motivational speaker. how do you. i mean, on a layman's term, how do you create the voice, including santa? do you describe to ai what you think santa sounds like and then it tries it? yeah, we actually contract with real voice actors. we go through a whole process to find these people. we're looking for people with voices that you could listen to for a long time, with depth of emotion and tone. and then we take recordings from those actors, and we use them to train our models to speak like them. and then, of course, there's personality to it as well. i mean, santa sounds like santa, and it's fun for kids. i assume it is. it is a safe thing for children to use. so chatgpt in general is a 13 and up product. i really like santa in particular as a product for parents. i myself am a parent of a four year old. i find it really useful for inspiring christmas stories, even christmas jokes. and i

hi. >> jackie, to be clear i'm not regifting you. jackie: thank you. >> by the way you all made breaking news during the hour. not sure if you know this but mark tepper shaved. jackie: [laughter] wonders will never cease. >> thanks guys we'll see you tomorrow. good afternoon, everyone. i am cheryl casone in for charles payne. today, and this is "making money" and we've got breaking news right now. will it be a santa claus rally, or tough sledding ahead? right now we are giving back a little bit of gains on the s&p and the nasdaq, the russel 2000 actually coming back higher slightly. we'll watch all of these treasury yields pushing higher. apple is poised to become the first company ever to hit a $4 trillion valuation, and one analyst says it's still underpriced. kenny polcari has bought on weakness and he's here with the case for apple. meanwhile palantir gaining this week. if you bought the stock in april when hillary kramer recommended it to you on this show, you be up almost 300%. hillary is back to share more of her winners, 2:45

>> good afternoon, i'm jackie in for martha maccallum and this is the story.andom images of sebastian arraigned today on charges of first-degree murder and arson here in new york city. the illegal watermelon migrant who police say calmly walked up to a sleeping woman on a subway car and set her on fire and watched as she burned to death. a short time ago the incoming borders are raging against policies he says enable this. >> i want the mayor of chicago, the governor, all of these sanctuaries and city speaking out against president trump and myself running this deportation operation. watch the video and know how this young lady suffered. i want you to listen to it for 17 minutes, how she fought for her life. she didn't want to die and i want you to realize how many die and tell me you still support sanctuary cities. tell me you don't want to help me remove public safety in a community. >> homicide detective ted williams and former acting ice director but first alexis mcadams here in manhattan. >> reporter: hello, this is a horrible story especially in new york

jackie robinson ballpark in daytona beach, florida. at the time, jim crow laws prevented integrated baseball throughout the south. a year later, robinson would make i had debut with the brooklyn dodgers where he broke the mlb's color barrier and became the first african-american to play in a modern mlb game. robinson would finish his career as a six time all-star and amassed every 600 hits and maintained a .300 batting average. throughout his career he demonstrated courage and essex lens on and off the field, opening the door for generations of athletes who succeeded him. by designating the ballpark as a national commemorative site, this bill recognizes the facility's historic role in advancing civil rights without adding to the federal estate or using taxpayer dollars. i support the bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. huffman: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of this bill. it would designate the jackie robinson ballpark in

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jackie does not like seeing her husband fawn over the new cover girl of the world.ow she's been outshone by camelot in the white house. but i do not think there was any real animosity between the first couple and the queen, because jackie kennedy was invited back to a private lunch a year later when she happened to be privately passing through london, for example. but i do say in the book, and i think that this is right, that kennedy really preferred the society of man to talk politics. he did not have any women in his cabinet. and perhaps conversation did not flow as easily as it did with most other presidents. peter: in november of 1963 though, the queen did something special that had never been done before after the death of jfk. mr. charter: yes. this is captured towards the end of an episode in "the crown" act ually, where news breaks, the queen shares global horror and dismay of course. she asks that the bell at westminster abbey be rung the next day consistently for a whole hour. and that is only something that would ever be done for the death of a senior mem

, it was the subject of a whole episode of the crown that played up the antagonism between jackie and queen, because jackie did tell one of her writer friends, i think it was gore vidal that i believe the queen resented me. that was spun out into a whole episode of the crown where philip goes all gooey about jackie and the queen doesn't like seeing her husband fawning over the new cover girl of the world. the queen was a cover girl in the 1950s but no she has been totally outshone by the camelot in the white house. but i don't think there was any real animosity between the first couple and the queen because jackie kennedy was invited back for a private lunch a year later, which happened to be privately through london. i do say in the book, and i think this is right, that kennedy really preferred the society of men to talk politics. he didn't have any women in his cabinet, and perhaps conversation didn't flow as easily as it did with most of the presidents. >> in november of 1963, the queen did something special that had never been done before , after the death of jfk. >> yes, and this

you make abraham lincoln and jackie robinson come alive. who do you think you're really trying to wake up? i was 39 or 40 and all of a sudden it was like losing one stage of the rocket and i could then invest personally with my brother and myung daughters in understanding finding my mother, who had never been -- there was no burial. she was in a pauper's grave. my brother and i had to track her down and then put a memorial. then we had to be present every april 28th. now it's not a problem. now my little girls, i've got two sets of gals, my little girls text me almost every day calling her mommy, mommy. they call their mom mama. we have this connection. that's an animating spirit. it's one of those mysterious things that happened again not just within individuals or between individuals but within the story of nations. i think i asked a question about our country in every film and i think our answers are the reverberations. they're never really answers, you deepen with them each successive project. become equally as personal and sort of gene

jackie: edward. we hav have mahek cook and trish mcglochlin, on exactly how the media will divide and conquer the new trump administration before its begun. jackie: and the progressives are trying to punish big oil while they still can, before it's too late. they are going after those emissions in a last minute rally we've got those stories and more top of the hour. we'll see you then. since 2019, john deere has invested more than $2 billion in our american factories. today, we're nearly 30,000 u.s. employees strong. in more than 60 u.s. based facilities, across 16 states, we couldn't be more proud to play our part in supporting americans who work the land and build a better tomorrow. ♪ nothing runs like a deere™. >> so this coming in. president-elect trump says that he should be the one to make the decision on whether tiktok can continue operating in the u.s. due to the unique national security and first amendment issues raised by this case. trump's argument comes in an amicus brief supporting eithe

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well, that was the question facing jackie, because one of the crown jewels of the business automotive industry is a company associated with speech style and spaces sweeping lines, long bonnets and big engines on paper based sounds like the perfect product. but the company's been struggling, for example, definitely a sales of slant in the face of stiff competition from the likes of bmw, mercedes and audi. 20 to the wrong job. you took the bold decision to digits, petro passed, and reinvent itself as a make of exclusively electric luxury vehicles. last month, it's marketing team gave the world the 1st glimpse of the company's new vision savings. but what's missing? the the last right cod, without any cause, despite or maybe because of this, the ad has gone to thousands of responses on x and most of them negative one shelf 2 is that rose what was wrong with the old logo? genuine replied, it's been re imagined. so when else posted jaguar took a year off of this, this is our company's fails and jog your replied. this is not the end, this is the new beginning. and another use of posted what

jackie: hey, liz. >> thanks, e-mac. we've got a great show ahead.on johnson on how much damage joe biden can do before he leaves washington and we'll talk about how trump wants to make america wealthy again. jackie: and interesting, because joe biden says that kamala harris, charlie, she's at the forefront of the democrat party in the future even though a lot of people don't necessarily believe that. they think she's done, and also, what about those restaurants who are saying they don't want to serve food to trump and anybody that has anything to do with him? there is consequences, we're going to talk about it, all coming up top of the hour we'll see you then. (sneeze) (hooves approaching) not again. your cold is coming! your cold is coming! thanks...revere. we really need to keep zicam in the house. only if you want to shorten your cold! when you feel a cold coming, shorten it with zicam (revere: hyah) here's something you don't see very often... elves not working and why not? i gave them the day off. thanks to weathertech. with so many gifts for e

joining me now is jackie bowie, managing partner at chatham financial.ays good to have you here. no surprise in the outcome. some surprise about the split. the vote was not unanimous. that it's right. earlier this morning, a lot of the market economists were out, expecting it to be 9—0 or eight one, very much more of the members voting in favour of the whole position, so the 6—3 was certainly a surprise. when you see the comings the bank of england made after the announcement, it was clear there is this real pool between there is this real pool between the fact economic activity has slowed down, concern about economic growth versus things are still sticky, hence the reason to hold things up 4.75. when we get statements like this and decisions, it is all in the detail, what the bank thinks will happen next. and that weak growth in real concern. what does that due to the trajectory of interest rates? what are we thinking they will do at the start of they will do at the start of the year?— they will do at the start of the ear? . ~ , , the year? the market i

and designation of a jackie robinson ballpark in daytona beach, florida. off the floor congress is still working out the details after government funding bill to avert a shutdown before this friday add midnight. live coverage when members return here on c-span. we'll remain on capitol hill this morning where a house judiciary subcommittee is hold ago hearing on the f.b.i.'s criminal justice system oversight. we join that in -- oversight. we join that in phrog. >> thank you for being here today. i would like to discuss some of the broader crime trends that we have tpw-pb seeing over the -- been seeing over the last few years. i was reviewing the website of the bureau in the crime data explorer. it specifically references 2023 numbers and suggests that in all categories except for one that in categories of murder, rape, burglary, and other things that violent crime is down really in all respects except for motor vehicle theft. when i was interested in discussing today was a little bit after broader time line. specifically going back to look at the time perio

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jackie, this was, of course, expected. carter was 100 years old. he had been in hospice since early 2023. but i want to start by getting your reaction to this news. >> well, you're absolutely right. >> i think we've been preparing for this for quite some time. >> but, you know, while carter's presidency was marked by tumult, both in. uh, internationally and domestically, his post-presidency really is, as was mentioned, there was really remarkable and really defined what the post-presidency looks like in the modern era. this is not someone who ever really retired. he traveled the globe promoting peace, promoting democracy, promoting human rights. um, just as that last guest mentioned. um, when i think of jimmy carter, i think of those ubiquitous pictures of him building homes often with rosalynn. right next to him as his beloved wife of 77 years. um, and it really that that defined that defined him. and you know who he was and the legacy he left. >> and, jackie, i want to turn to another story we're covering this morning, of course. and that is the

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thank you, commissioners and jackie. calling item 7 the san francisco international airport term until 3 west a discussion and possible action it approve the following artists listed in the agenda. inclusion and the san francisco interinitial airport terminal 3 west prequalified artist pool recommended by the artist review panel. i do have one disclosure i worked with a few artist on the panel but well passed the two year deadline and that would include christopher birch and the muralist [inaudible]. so i would like to introduce your program manager to present. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. commissioners. i'm pleased be presenting the sf oshg terminal 3 west pool of artists recommended by our qualification panel. the group did an amazing job there we go. did an amazing job witsdzing down 774 applications received from the request for qualifications to a selection of 93 artits. we are grateful to them for thoughtful and thorough review of the list of candidates. it is irrelevant an exceptional group of artists made up

are they thinking about the people who will be affected by any sort of cuts. >> alexi mccammond, jackie have a good monday. >>> coming up, from gaza to syria, the past year has e reshaped the middle east. richard engel joins us with what it means for the region going forward. you're watching msnbc. you're watching msnbc. ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you need a vaccine. healing is possible with tremfya. ask your doctor about tremfya today. ♪ ♪ ♪ with verizon, trade in any phone, any condition. it's your last chance to get iphone 16 pro with apple intelligence. get four on us. only on verizon.

and he turns to jack and goes, oh, my god, jackie, this is a little boy who wrote that. and and i started to tell this over, over. well, like, right when i moved to new york at 18 and i'm in the middle of, you know, starting school, the neighborhood playhouse, with all my new actor friends. and i'm starting to tell the story. and i and he turns to jackie and i go, wait, i didn't meet the kennedys. i'm making all this up. i don't know why i met. and i start to have like a breakdown about it. he goes, okay, nobody's saying you didn't. and i call my brother. and i said, you know, i almost told the story again. i've been, you know, feasting your experience and lying that he goes, what are you home? at that time you guys all met the kennedys. and i. i never did. wait a minute. we didn't meet the kennedys. dad told us to say we met the kennedys. so i've been telling a lie on. top of a lie, you know, for 18 years or so. yeah, but i still carried on with what the kennedys. when it comes to family secrets and thinking about like the secrets we keep from ourselves and way that. i

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. >> representative jackie, are you here? where's jackie?ckie he was looking for died a month before that. and he would forget who living people were too. >> it's all about treating people with dignity and it's about making sure that look i mean for example, look at the heat i'm getting because i named a -- the secretary of defense, the black man. >> kat: yeah, he can't be racist, guys, he helped out old what's his name, the black guy. that's dignity. his name is lloyd austin by the way. and of course let's not forget my own personal favorite. >> put on the windshield wipers to get literally the oil slick off the window. that's why i and so many other people i grew up with have cancer. >> kat: so that was the problem this whole time? you all thought it was dementia. but to his credit since he took office not one person has been diagnosed with oil cancer. [cheering and applause] >> kat: yep. that's why i and so many other people i know have cancer. remember that? and then there were like oh, he said he's been affected by cancer. that's not wh

ryan was assassinated while on a work trip to jonestown, and his then aide, former congresswoman jackieent failed. american citizens abroad, and i think there should be now that it's been nearly 50 years, all the books should be opened. all the fbi files, all the cia files. and we should really take a look back to see where were all the mistakes and how we should take steps to make sure we don't repeat them. >> jackie speier says she urges the u.s. government to get involved to prevent jonestown from becoming a tourist destination, and is planning on calling the white house to ask president biden to take a stand. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc seven news at 1030. abc seven news at 11 is coming up next. >> and we have new details at that time from friends of the man now under arrest, accused of killing the ceo of unitedhealthcare. the signs of trouble, they say were brewing for months. >> plus, dairy difficulties at bay area grocery stores. the bird flu questions that are clearing shelves. next on abc seven news ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home.

it's jackie around said the future. so it's rather than say that not everyone likes space and vision of the future, but the ad has got people around the world talking about the brand. maybe had long forgotten about people was suddenly excited about the launch of a new jazz. and now the big cat is out of the bag. take a look at the judge. you a type 00. the 1st kind of jag you was brave. knew well, it was released, it was be, feel at miami auto week in 2 colors, london, blue and miami paint. that is only a concept called won't go into actual production, but it does offer an idea of the 3 old electric jags that will go on sale from 2026 . and for the big is a global chief strategy officer. the brand consultants they enter brand. it's worked with the likes of forgot to add on the the launch of the mini under bmw. welcome to dw i. what do you think i've had office jack you had re launch. this is a bulk of sort of stroke of genius as well. you know, start from the context this was about evolving striving brands. it was reall

time for "the bottom line" we welcome jackie and david, looking forward to your show. >> thank you, jason: happy new year. you don't have to tape it watch it liv

mike, longtime congresswoman jackie speier, now san mateo county supervisor elect, tells me the site is in a remote jungle. she says there was a number of criminal activities that took place there, and it's not appropriate to make it a tourist attraction. the massacre that left more than 900 people dead in jonestown, guyana, 46 years ago is forever etched in the minds of the families of those killed and survivors. they are critical of the guyana government's possible partnership with the tour operator to turn the site into a tourist attraction. >> i was horrified because it doesn't deserve to be a tourist attraction. >> jackie speier survived being shot multiple times in jonestown. she was an aide to then congressman leo ryan, who was assassinated during the massacre. they were there to investigate claims that people were being held against their will at the people's temple, founded by cult leader jim jones. spear says if there is to be a memorial for the victims, it should be located in the capital of guyana and not in jonestown. >> this is a very remote area of guyana, in the middl

jackie. director of asset management at the mayor's office housing community development. i was really pleased that my colleagues at hsh called and asked if we would come and speak potentially speak on this item today. this is actually a grant agreement that is not affiliated with a property at mohcd portfolio, but i have been working very closely with senior leadership at home rise, hsh, the controller office regularly biweekly, monthly. really over the past year or so. some of the items that gigi just talked about will take some time, and i could say from where i sit and what i have seen to date, i have been especially impressed with the new leadership. i think if we were talking about a contract that was going to an organization that was lead by former leadership, i would have concerns. not sure if i would be here in support, but the fact that the current leadership has done so much in the time that they have been here and continue to show up and make progress, gives me a lot of optimism. we have mohcd has grant contracts through the local operating support program for

trade-offs, right, jackie? and some people may say, listen, worth it to have a few drinks, and it does reduce stress. about 25% of people will participate in the dry january. we'll see if you'll be among those. jackie: oh, i did it last year with. i am going to skip it this year, william la jeunesse. thank you. brian: maybe this is why people are skipping a late new year's. the polling suggests more people, earlier new year's -- which i like that because you can have your drinks, okay, and then you can hydrate. and by the time you go to bed, you're good enough. -- good again. taylor: i'm staying in tonight -- jack georgia jack new year's is not my jam. i love it but not to be out. taylor: we're all staying home. we mow cheryl is on her way also to do that, but first she has to do one -- jackie: one more thing. cheryl: i can top all of you, i'm going to be home with my cat. taylor: lo it. cheryl: thanks, guys. happy new year the all of you. good afternoon, everyone, i am cheryl casone in for charles payne, and t

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now, congresswoman jackie speier was there.gressional aide at the time who was there to help investigate claims that people were being held against their will, and many of them were from here in the bay area. jackie speier is urging the federal government to stop that site in south america from being turned into a tourist attraction. >> it's horrified because it doesn't deserve to be a tourist attraction, and i would not support them making money and not doing anything good with the money that they make off of the tourist attraction. >> if they're charging, it will be shameful. we heal, but you never forget it. >> norwood lost 27 family members in that massacre in jonestown. the director of the private tour company told the associated press, in part, we think it's about time this happens all over the world. we have several examples of dark, morbid tourism around the world, including auschwitz and the holocaust museum. our time is 647. we're looking at the economic impact of general motors and its decision to drop its cruise rob

former congresswoman jackie speier joins us now live. congresswoman, thank you so much for being with us. just right off the bat. what's your reaction to hearing that jonestown may now become a tourist attraction? >> well, it's macabre to say the very least, and not worthy of people visiting the site, frankly. i mean, i think this is all about making money by an adventure travel agency and maybe the government of guyana, but it does not deserve public review. and frankly, you know, it's in a jungle setting. it's at a remote airstrip. and from what i understand, all of the buildings have been overtaken by the jungle. so, um, i find it just appalling, to say the least. >> yeah. and that, as you said, it's not worthy, which may answer the next question i have, which is that the tourism minister in guyana and there i mean, that's the supp there's a lot of government support for this evoked rwanda when explaining why they would go forward with this. the tour operator. referenced auschwitz. um, safe to say you do not believe these are in the s

i thought jackie was the most dutiful woman and i said i'm not going to church. he said it, it in the car. when they drove back my brother and sister, screaming into the living room saying we just met the kennedys, we just sat next to the kennedys and met them i thought, wow, god must be really . how could he do that? i was bereft. i could not tell, i could not live with the fact that my brother and sister with the kennedys and i did not. i went to school the next day and i told everyone i met the kennedys. it was a whole staged thing. i tapped on his hannah said i'm griffin dunne and he would turn is a this is that little boy that wrote that letter. i started to tell this over and over. right when i moved to new york, i'm 18, i'm in the middle of starting school at the neighborhood playhouse with my new actor friends and i started to tell the story and he turns to jackie and says, i didn't meet the kennedys i making all this up. i start to have a breakdown. he said nobody's saying you did it i called my brother and i said i almost told the story again i have bee

jackie, what's biden's reaction to all of this? >> well, laura, as this bill heads to the senate, the press secretary put out a statement saying that the president supports this bill. it delivers things that democrats wanted and averts. a shutdown includes things like disaster relief for communities impacted by the hurricanes. and it doesn't have an extension to the debt ceiling, which they viewed as an accelerated vehicle to facilitate the 2017 tax cuts extension. that's a battle that democrats want to preserve for next year. use it as a point of leverage to oppose extending those cuts. but it was not clear this was going to pass. you know, house democrats weren't happy that they lost effectively, some of the ornaments on their christmas tree, bipartisan cr and also, they didn't want to jam senate democrats with a new bill, which is happening right now. hakeem jeffries did not have a vote recommendation when he sent his members to the floor. and that's pretty curious, because he only spoke with biden for the first time. we learned