talking about jamaal bowman and cori bush. both endorsed by democratic socialists of america. they were asked on sunday on cnn if pell lows ski could count on the votes when the new congressional term starts on january 3rd. they didn't answer the question. they hedged their responses instead. we heard clearly from aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez she said pelosi and chuck schumer both need to go. bring in new leadership to the democratic party, she, aoc isn't ready yet for the speaker job. we'll see if nancy gets reelected as house speaker. david: bowman said is the guy that said capitalism is slavery. susan: i'm not sure about that. david: he did, trust me. susan: socialist endorse months. david: aye yi yi. susan, thank you very much. joe biden is building a team to enact more aggressive regulations. remember all the deregulation the trump administration? that many people say led to a

engel who was defeated in the democratic primary for new york's 16th congressional district by jamaalman. we will also hear farewell speeches from virginia representative denver riggleman and i was abby finkenauer. here's congressman ingalls farewell address from the floor of the u.s. house of representatives. you, madam speaker.

eliot engel who was defeated in the democratic primary for new york's six congressional district by jamaal bowman. we will hear farewell speeches deborahresentative winkleman. the is the address from floor of the u.s. house of representatives. mr. engel: thank you, programs. i -- thank you, madam speaker. to k unanimous consent revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. madam speaker, i would hope that anyone who has privilege to serve as a member of congress leaves heart full of a gratitude. years as a member

plus new squad member jamaal bowman, calling capitalism savory by another name. he says democrats should follow the squad, not former president obama. dramatic video showing the moment a shooter open fire on a pennsylvania officer, then escaped from custody. a manhunt is now underway for the suspect that police warn is armed and dangerous. i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. david: first up tonight despite an apparent deal on a covid relief bill there are many complaints about not enough money in the bill but will any bailout from congress be enough to save millions of small businesses struggling to survive new covid lockdowns? the key question may not be how to get a bigger handout from washington but how to get america working again. joining me now to discuss this is former cke restaurants ceo andy puzder. andy, great to see you. politicians as you well know, they like bailouts because it makes them feel like santa claus even though they're handing out other peoples money but american businesses need a lot more th

they will rule incomplete, but replay shows that jamaal hill got a foot inbounds and made the interceptionled the deal for the docs. and despite not winning their division, this was the 2020 pac- 12 champion. san jose state will play in their first-ever mountain west championship game against boise state. the bay area native does not want to hear anything about it. >> we are climbing a mountain and that is all i am worried about right now. this team moving forward. i love this place and i love what we are doing. santa clara county has extended their sports noncontact drills. to january 8. the 49ers won't be coming back to levi stadium even if they make the playoffs. that means glendale arizona is officially home and they will play the seahawks at the state farm stadium. some of the players are getting their families to move to the desert including the head coach. they have agreed to a 50 six- game season. that was start january 13 because of santa clara restrictions. they would have to find a new home to start the season. make your holidays happen...at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it!

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jamaal bowman is the new congressman-elect for new york's 16th district. thank you, sir. >>> california governor gavin newsom just that nounsed his choice to serve the rest of vice president-elect's senate term, he tapped alex padilla, the secretary of state. padilla will be california's first latino u.s. senator. >>> and coming up, joe biden's been a harsh critic of the president's relationship with russia, but on the heels of what has been described as the worst cyber attack in u.s. history, what is joe biden's plan for dealing with putin? >>> plus, less than a month until inauguration day and some house republicans be are now strategizing with president trump in an attempt to overturn the election results. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6

i'll speak to two newly elected democratic members of congress, corey bush and jamaal bowman ahead. >>> hello, i'm dana bash in for jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is, as we close out 2020, dropping the ball. unemployment benefits have now lapsed for millions of americans as a $900 billion coronavirus relief bill is sitting in limbo at mar-a-lago. $600 checks to americans not signed, sealed or delivered with no clarity from the white house or congress on what happens next. as most americans spent the holidays at home due to worsening coronavirus pandemic shaken by the still unexplained explosion in nashville that authorities say was intentional. the president seems completely uninterested in governing. instead, he is spending his time golfing, pardoning loyalists, complaining that his wife hasn't been on the cover of fashion magazines and spreading more dangerous lies about the election he lost. meanwhile, president-elect biden is warning of very dark days ahead as the coronavirus continues to surge. 120,000 americans spent their holidays in hospital beds, and c

jamaal hill has a sensational interception. you watch the replay and it was first ruled incomplete.t is a college rule. that ended any chance of a trojan come back. the ducks, you to give them credit, the got to play in the game. they took advantage. 31-24. it is back to back pac-12 titles for the oregon ducks, who had a couple quarterbacks do all right in the nfl last night. if you saw the raiders chargers game. >>> we told you the the warriors and the nba season is starting next week. weirs will be up against brooklyn. kevin durant . >>> nhl fans get ready. it is coming. we have good news for you today as the actual league and its players union agreed, tentatively, to return to the ice on january 13. that is pending approval of the executive board and the canadian health officials, where many of the games will be played. it would be a 56 game schedule. usually they play 82. will be a vote to approve over the weekend. details will be worked out. i cannot tell you exactly anything about the schedule right now. i am in napa and it is 34 degrees so it feels like hockey season. we have

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eliot engel who was defeated in the democratic primary for new york's six congressional district by jamaal bowman. we will hear farewell speeches deborahresentative winkleman. the is the address from floor of the u.s. house of representatives. mr. engel: thank you, programs. i -- thank you, madam speaker. to k unanimous consent revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. madam speaker, i would hope that anyone who has privilege to serve as a member of congress leaves heart full of a gratitude. years as a member of this body, i certainly feel that way. it's hard to believe that i've terms, 32 d for 16 years. age 41, not t expect, xactly what to and i learned a great deal in 32 years. i send gratitude first and foremost to the people of the district of congressional times.ding me here 16 t's been an honor to have had your trust and to be your voice house. the gratitude to the thousands of people, capitol police, the arms, the congressional research service, the architect of the capitol, of the attending physician, dr. monahan, and so others. it takes a small arm

engel who was defeated in the democratic primary for new york's 16th congressional district by jamaalowman. we will also hear farewell speeches from virginia representative denver riggleman and i was abby finkenauer. here's congressman ingalls farewell address from the floor of the u.s. house of representatives. you, madam speaker. congressional for sending me here 16 >> it's been an honor to have had your trust and to be your voice in the house. gratitude to the thousands of people, captain of police, the sergeant at arms, congressional research service, the architect of the capitol, the office of the attending physician, and so many others. it takes a small army to keep, chris running. you seldom get the recognition that you weren't. atitude to my staff over the years. me acknowledge a few who long een with me for a while. my chief of staff, bill whites, and my ned. for the record a full roster of my staff in the office of the 16th district and the committee on foreign affairs with my profound thanks. gratitude to my representatives. when i came here, i never could have imagined tha

years transition to democracy when he assumed office shortly after the revolution al-jazeera was jamaal as shy al sat down with marzuki and began by asking him about what the legacy of the uprising has been after 10 years. if we consider the situation in tunisia i am proud of the number of achievement. that we have realized during the 1st of all we are not a free nation we have free elections we have a free parliament we have freedom of expression we have freedom of gathering et cetera et cetera and i can assure you of that as human rights activist i was very extremely cautious about torture i said from the beginning to the end of the us the police and the army that i will never accept any kind of torture and torture has stopped in tunisia so i can say that from the political point of view we have a ship that a lot of of course we didn't realize perfect democracy we still have. democracy we still have even a corrupt democracy but we have democracy and this is very important those gains as you mentioned as you described them very importantly those fragile gains they were overturned almos

jamaal hill somehow got a foot in bounds. there was that interception. deal for the ducks who won 31-24. oregon is the 2012 pac-12 champion. >>> san jose stay will play its first championship against boise state. the head coach is now on . >> come on, we are climbing a mountain. that is what i am worried about. we will move forward. we are playing in the biggest game of the history of our school. i love what we are doing. we can build a football program at san jose state. >> kick office this afternoon and 1: 30. san jose state against boise state. >>> they had extended their ban on contact sports. that means glendale, arizona, is officially home. they will play the seahawks at state farm stadium. some of the players are getting their families to move to the desert including kyle shanahan. they agreed to 56 game season. that would start january 13th. because of santa clara county's restrictions. the county's band would have to find a new home to start. >>> this is where the shark started, back in san francisco. that is before they moved to san jose. that

incoming democratic congressman jamaal bowman reacting to the justice department's decision not to chargefficers involved in the tamir rice shooting. "a system this cruel and inhumane can't be reformed. defund the police and defend the system that is terrorizing our communities." this, despite a number of high-profile democrats blaming that kind of rhetoric for down-ballot losses in november. first of all, defunding the police, no matter the unfortunate circumstances surrounding this particular case, if you take a look at the rise in the murder alongside anti-police demonstrations, et cetera, defunding the police is the wrong thing to be doing, because policing only needs to be empowered. matt, would you agree? >> i would. what i would like congressman elect bowman to do is to go down to nashville and tell those people who were evacuated by those six cops on christmas morning, you were on the air, i was watching, how they were terrorizing their own communities. i have been a part of the house races, i guarantee you -- i know thifor a fact, the movement is t helped a lot of republican hous

jamaal hill will make the grab on the sideline. interception. was first ruled incomplete.ne put down. rate play. that ended usc's hopes of a comeback. the ducks, 31-24. they took advantage of the opportunity. back-to-back pac-12 titles for them. they are the winners in the pac- 12 championship game . >>> probable, what a weird year it has been for the 49ers. now, in the longshot category for making the playoffs, they announced today that they will finish out the rest of this season. three games are all arizona based. they will go to dallas to play the cowboys this sunday and they finish out playing arizona in arizona. it is supposed to be a home game. they will take on seattle in the season finale. >>> meanwhile, the ravens of las vegas pulled off an entertaining game last night and could not pull off the victory. the chargers are now 7-7. the big story emerging, marcus mariana came in early. was almost able to pull it off. he looked poised. he looked sharp despite the fact he had not played in more than a year. this is his first action at all. he talks about his journey.

please join me in warmly welcoming alexis coe and jamaal bully to politics and prose. >> hello alexis >> hello. >> let's get started. >> let's do it. >> what was the genesis of this book? his first book as mentioned is about a murder of a young couple and it seems like a very different direction then crime. >> and asked this question and ask it enough you would think i have a really good distinct answer and i don't. they seem really different. as a historian, when you are in grad school you study with very little time period, which is literally a year, 1922 of them acted at my first job was at the new york public library. the schwartzman building in bryant park. i worked in exhibitions and my job is really collective memory. you start with the mayor form, virginia woolf walking stick. it's all over the place. during that time i began to think a lot about allison freda "forever" which i found an example in a book when i was in grad school. i didn't want to be someone who is known as a woman, i wanted tenure and i thought you cannot touch love as a woman as a historian or else you're no

jamaal bowman demanding a transformation of the american economy, saying, "i believe our current systemery by another name. we've moved from physical chattel enslavement and physical racial segregation to a plantation economic system. it's a system that is not working so we need a new system," says the congressman elect. you know, tyrus, i think comparing anything to slavery or to the holocaust is lazy, intellectually lazy, and totally inappropriate. what say you? >> tyrus: the only other word for slavery is slavery. that is a complete ridiculousness to even try to put it, equate it another way. this country, capitalism is based on what? individual achievement. you pull your bootstraps up as they used to say back in the day, you get on the ground, you educate yourself, you work, you work, you work, you sacrifice, and the american dream works for everybody. there is opportunity everywhere. every job in this country, whether it's the president or it is a janitor, any person can hold it, we know that to be true, so to say that there is no opportunity is ridiculous. can a whole group be tak

in new york, for example, jamaal bowman who as recently elected to congress moving forth that same agendapolice. the same holds true with alexandria ocasio-cortez in the new york area. these are terrible, these are terrible elected officials and we need to put a stop to this as citizens and insure that these people don't get elected into office again moving forward. elizabeth: yeah there is an issue about police brutality but is the answer defunding the police because that slams minority communities. that is the debate. darren porcher, thanks for being here. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: attorney brett tolman on this story, we have more embarrassing problems for hunter biden. a new court decision slams his former business partner who paid hunter to help him. that story is next. >> you still think this story from the fall about your son hunter biden, [inaudible]? >> yes, yes, yes. god love you, man. you're a one horse pony. i tell you. thank you. thank you. promise you my justice department will be totally on its own making judgments about how they should respond. (k

in response to this we have a member of the new squad, congressman elect jamaal bowman who tweeted inponse "we are fighting in your memory, tamir he will not be forgotten. defund the police and defund this system that is terrorizing our communities." i want to get your response to that but first i want to hear what former president obama has said about this idea of defunding the police. take a listen. >> i guess you can use a snappy slogan like "defund the police," but you know you've lost a big audience the minute you say it which makes it a lot less likely you are actually going to get the changes you want done. the key is to sign a direction want to get something done or do you want to feel good among the people you already agree with? >> alicia: when you have this struggle going on inside the democratic party, how does that impact the murder rate that we've seen go up so much this year? >> police are literally the last line of defense between law and order on the one hand and lawlessness and anarchy on the other. the idea that we are just going to defund them and replace them with

joining us now is our two members of the incoming progressive caucus congressman elect jamaal bowman defeated a 16-term incumbent democrat and cori bush who defeat add ten-term incumbent and is going to be mids's first black female member of congress. thank you and congratulations to you both. congresswoman elect bush, let me start with you. democrats have a very slim majority in the house, and may not win the majority in the senate. so you are coming in as a newly elected progressive democrat. how are you going to balance that agenda with the realities of divided government? do you feel confident and comfortable with the notion of compromising? >> you know, i don't think that it's about what we will consider quote/unquote compromise. my first priority has to bring, has to be to bring st. louis to the table. i am bringing st. louis to congress and i am doing it as the politicalvist, the activist. i am not taking that off of my shoulders. i am the activist and the politician. so i am using what i learned on the streets of ferguson and every other protest, every other movement i have b

this is jamaal bowma cori bush talking about whether or not nancy pelosi should continue to lead this party. >> you will find out when my vote is tallied and again, organizing with our communities to figure out what's best. >> what i'm going to do is make sure the voices of the people of st. louis are heard and that we have what we need, and so you'll find out then. >> will: so, mollie, is ben domenech right that nancy pelosi will weapons and less of the democrat party and identity politics will represent more of the democratic party? >> it's just amazing that right now have a democratic party that has won the white house controls the house, and is just two seats away from controlling the senate and yet you have this -- all these dramatic fights going on and in part it's because nancy pelosi has, for all of her power, had a very bad year, nearly lost control of the house. all of that anger and resentment you're seeing in her carcass is legitimate because people feel frustrated that things haven't gone better for the democratic party, but it is unclear whether they have any better idea

new york congressman-elect, newest member of the squad jamaal bowman says the our formp capitalism is current system keeps americans unemployed or underemployed while the wealth of the land goes into hands after few. they're gaining momentum. despite its faults capitalism has enriched the world there is no better economic system which is why i'm hosting "the future of capitalism." it is a virtual town hall, january 13th, 2:00 p.m. message fox business, go on facebook, instagram. email us your questions at investedinyou@foxbusiness.com. >>> meanwhile new york governor andrew cuomo says santa claus will be very good to him and wait until you hear the reason why. new york city councilmember joe borelli responds at 2:45. but first, talking about future of prosperity, bitcoin continue its to push higher and higher. one ceo making a billion dollar bet. the company ceo joins me on how high he thinks about it coin can high he thinks about it coin can go next. ♪. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelit

>> for me -- >> go ahead, jamaal. >> for me -- go ahead. [ laughter ] >> we're almost out of time actually. so just give me a ten-second answer. >> we got to bring hr 40 to the floor for the vote. we need reparations for the african-american community. we need a federal jobs guarantee. we need medicare for all. >> thank you so much to you both. congratulations. merry christmas. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and thank you for joining us not only today but over the course of a year that was truly unforgettable no matter how much most of us want to forget it. it has been a year of loss, loved ones, jobs, beloved traditions. but we've seen the best in our country shine too. 2020 we're now blocking you on our phones, here is to a much happier and healthier 2021. and our coverage continues on cnn next. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral rinse to give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. (crowd cheering) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident

david: i think proof of what you're saying is what we heard from jamaal bowman.a new member of congress. he wants to join the squad. i think he's already a member but he said capitalism is slavery. he's way out there with marxist rhetoric and more than socialist. >> that is exactly what continues to happen in this country. the goal posts keep getting moved to the left so now all the radicals seem to look like moderates. we just keep going further to the left until we have a president trump who gave us hope but regardless of what happens on inauguration day republicans and conservatives we will fight and never become socialists we will always been the greatest nation on the face of the earth. david: we just had this coming in, the number of voters of early voters in georgia and that key senate election is a week from tomorrow and 2,000,126 people voted early in georgia so how does that affect the chances of republicans or democrats? >> typically early voters tend to skew more democrats but this year has been odd for everybody when you consider the mail in voting a

stuart: then there is this, a new member of the squad, that would be congressman elect jamaal bowman,er name. come on in scott shellady, the cow guy. he is looking grim this morning. i'm sure your itching to respond to the statement capitalism is slavery by another name. >> they're quick to tear it down. you run into these people all the time, at least i do, what is your idea, what is the alternative. they just don't have alternative but like to tear it down. no other system around the world since time began, made more wealth, made more people wealthy, done better good globally than capitalism. they can say all they want. nothing is perfect there is always room for improvement. this is what the people do they tear town the institutions sometimes they have had it too good. they don't know what it is like to have hard times. capitalism is the answer. it is what frees people. you work as hard where you want to be. that is common sense. listen to de blasio, i'm going to redistribute wealth, right? these people never talk about creating wealth. that is what capitalism is all about the crea

the energy the murder of jamaal because og prompted many businesses to pull back from the country.lients faster than it expected. a senior executive told bloomberg majority-owned operation shanghai has won more than 300 customers including wealth management which began operating about a year ago. japan's biggest brokerages rebuilding in asia after a restructuring program helped restore profits. shery: coming up, a big guest -- we will be joined by the philippine central bank governor. before that, jeffries global equity strategist sean darby joins us with his market outlook, including why he thinks asia and the emerging markets are set for a burst of performance. that is it for daybreak asia. our coverage continues as we look ahead to the opening in shanghai. stay tuned for bloomberg markets china open. this is bloomberg. ♪ i 9:00 a.m. in beijing and shanghai. welcome to bloomberg markets china open. i am tom mackenzie. amin.m haslinda we are counting down trade in the chinese mainland and hong kong. haveop story, investors congress parent to vote. lawmakers had home for the holida

is he jamaal bowman. he is going to be a member of the squad, the newest member.hinks. he told the room i believe our current system of capitalism is slavery by another name. we have moved from physical chattel enslavement and physical racial segregation to a plantation economic system. one that keeps the majority of americans unemployed or under employed and struggling just to survive while the power elite continue to concentrate wealth in the hands of a few and allow large corporations to pretty much run the world as multinational corporations. he is not loving free market capitalism. he doesn't call 1-800-adam smith to find out how he is going to approach the workplace. how do you feel about that charles? >> bowman is part of that whole squad apparatus. and these are really socialists. these are folks who bought into this progressive you taupe oi can't that was first original nateed in the late 1800s as an idea of you who mankind should live. brian: how does it work? >> well, it hasn't worked. and the idea is shared misery. and where all the wealth will be conc

host: next is jamaal in florida.aller: i would like to think voters who million voted this election and graduate -- and congratulate joe biden and kamala harris. i believe the priorities we have -- i believe the priority we have is this virus. let's get a handle on this virus and everything. in the future more people are going to be inclusive in this economic future we have. i want to thank everyone for voting. host: bob is in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: thank you for c-span, god bless you. i'm calling about the economy. i am an independent. republicans, democrats, we have done it time and time again and we get the same thing. i am on medicare. i tried to get a prescription program. i called four companies at every one of them had people from foreign countries. all of those jobs could be back to the u.s. it -- if they are interested in putting people to work, anything the government uses should have to be made in this country. you have american flights that are brought in from china. -- american flags that ar

jamaal bowman won an election. is he congressman elect. he wants to see that decrease in policing. >> defund the police does not mean abolish the police. it means that you dramatic reduction in the number of police in our poor communities and particularly our poor black and brown communities. historically when our communities have needed jobs, they didn't bring us jobs. they brought us police. and created a system of mass incarceration. brian: what's your reaction to this. it seems like everyone is talking past each other on different issues and the cops are in the middle. what's your take? >> i'm going to try to cut through all these points immediately. first of all, the idea that president obama, who used to be that junior senator from chicago, from illinois, that really was a thorn in a lot of moderate democrats' side is thought party statesman trying to get people in line. bowman is not going to listen to president obama or any moderate. he unseated a democrat in new york 20 years. engel was there over 20 years and he unseated him. he has an agenda for the people that are there

you just played the sound people asking about congressman electco bush and jamaal bowman not will to back nancy pelosi yet. here some say they will not back nancy pelosi. you have these three democrats representative conor lamb, jared golden and elissa slotkin who have said they will not back nancy pelosi. i have talked about the reshuffling of our political allanement. i have talked about the republican party going through a reshuffling of positions. i liken that to dominoes. you will be shifting them every which way. what's happening on the democratic side though is a pull. it's not so much a reshuffling but a hard pull in one direction. we're watching our political parties change as we speak, lawrence. will. >> lawrence: yeah. people wonder why nancy pelosi gave these powerful 'seats to these freshmen on the judiciary committee. remember, these are democrats that primaried other democrats and whop their seats after 20-must years. have you cori bush that unseated lacy clay in missouri after he and his father it had the seat. and you got the other member bowman that unseated engel i