jpmorgan chase ceo, jamie dimon. and former speaker of the house, paul ryan. >> thank you and congratulations on the work you're doing to lift folks out of opportunity. i am margaret spellings, president and ceo of the bipartisan policy center. i am thrilled you will have joined us today. there are a lot of folks on tv land, c-span, or watching virtually. i want to recognize a couple of numbers, senator roy blunt who is an executive with us and ron christie. welcome to you. i am excited to be here with two awesome guests, my friend, paul ryan. you were the youngest speaker of the house in 150 years. you will have to tell you about the one younger than you. mr. ryan: james blaine. >> learn something every day. he was the 34th speaker of the house, a challenging job who also chaired two committees and was mitt romney's running mate in the presidential campaign. a key for staying on the battlefield. since leaving congress, has founded the american ideals foundation to expand economic activity. he walks the walk and teac

jamie, a 'u sammy and lewis were dead. jamie, a jury member — sammy and lewis were dead. and lewis were dead. jamie, a jury member this video _ sammy and lewis were dead. jamie, a jury member this video i _ sammy and lewis were dead. jamie, a jury member this video i found? - jury member this video i found? after sammy died, men find videos like this on his ipad. he dips on them at different times across the years. we have no idea who's car he is in. when i looked at instagram, tick—tock and youtube, i found some shocking posts. people boasting about driving dangerously. can people be prosecuted even if no accident occurs? yes, definitely. there is evidence. _ accident occurs? yes, definitely. there is evidence. and _ accident occurs? yes, definitely. there is evidence. and i - accident occurs? yes, definitely. there is evidence. and i would i there is evidence. and i would encourage prosecutions, because people who do that only do it for one reason. glorifying themselves and their lawbreaking. the one reason. glorifying themselves and their lawbreaking.— and their lawbre

and jamie, yes, i'm super inspired by barbara smith who was one of the founding members of the company he river collective. and she's also one of the reasons why we have black women studies in the united states. she was also co founder with audrey lloyd of kitchen table women of color, press the 1st ever press for women of color in north america. so she's a great inspiration to me. wow. so clearly we owe a lot to all feminist form others, right? everyone chose to list, i mean, of course nina, home is to the younger ones as well. but you know, we are a lot to the ones who come before us, right? so, you know, i want to ask you as a gen x feminist, who, when you see the struggles that are being waged today by j. n. z, does it make you hopeful that the movement is making progress or does it feel like one step forward and 2 steps back? and i think we've got unprecedented challenges. so it's really easy to be discouraged. but what i do see is help. i see a lot of momentum, i see a generation that is unrelenting. they are out there for i think for the right for everybody's rights for human ri

and jamie, i want to give you a chance to come back home. it seems video the a nina, you know, if i owe the assignment, hey, i love the idea that she talks about the other range of all of these issues. so, you know, and i think that's been part of the problem for so long is that we've spoken about it. and this is probably a, a symptom of sofa, right. phone it is, um, is that we, we talk about other women over there and as is bad is the problem and there's medical over there is we're all the trouble is cause and everything is just fine over here. and i think we are shattering that to those 10 because it is not, there is no over there. it is all up. it's right here and right now, and those who don't see that, don't see those issues is connected. i think up are not going to back, are not gonna help are for right. so for me, the most important thing is that we stop bothering the child hundreds that we face and start to see them is our own. take them personally and then stand up together and fight for them. so this is intersection now that to you

um, jamie, do you wanna kick us off on that one? i can see i can see is minos definitely not agreeing? yes. well, it depends on the context. i think that when i think of myself as a black feminist and why there was a black feminist movement created, was because the anti blackness re um that black mini black women and clear and trans engender expensive people face and the predominately white main stream feminist movement so we were excluded from that movement, but in terms of solidarity and the current fees in terms of palestine, congo, sudan to gray, particularly with palestine. blackstone minnes have always been on the forefront of solidarity with palestine and also trans national global struggles. you can't cite june, jordan angela davis argue, lord shirley graham dubois and to exactly shine gay without recognizing that they were in solidarity with palestine and radical global struggles around the world. so i see both well on the subjects of level solidarity or the lack thereof. let's take a peek out basic talk. of course big bigg

robin roberts with actress christina applegate and jamie lynn seigler. both are battling multiple sclerosis. tonight, their fight against ms, and their fight to help others. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. word coming in tonight, that scare on a passenger flight, a young man, a student pilot, trying to breach the cockpit multiple times. >>> and the news from georgia involving some charges dropped against donald trump. >>> but we do begin tonight with the heated battle over the future of tiktok here in the u.s. 170 million users here in this country. tonight, the house, by an overwhelming majority, democrats and republicans, passing a measure to ban the chinese-owned app here in the u.s., unless tiktok is sold to an american company within six months. the move sparking strong reaction from tiktok users, some protesting outside the capitol. many arguing it's not just dancing videos and viral clips. some say, it's their livelihood, their business. tiktok fighting back tonight, a heavy lobbying effort on the hil

i'm human monetary and contacts jamie swift, founder of black women radicals and advocacy organization dedicated to uplifting, i'm censoring black women. and yes mean. 7 been see, men found the politics, the ha, a non profit organization that advocates full rates, a political participation of young women and girls. ladies, thank you so much for being hey, i really appreciate your presence. i want to kick off today and talk about these generational differences and also each of you to identify something you really admire about a previous or subsequent generation of feminist estimate. and maybe we can kick off with you. yes, absolutely. thank you so much for having me. so for me, i would say that i really look up to a woman that came before me. and particularly if at the moment and you see from morocco estimate in the middle of it really showed that women in islam were already very active. that there were a matriarchal societies. but unfortunately, they have been raised from history, but also showed case that it's not the religion itself, the issue, but the interpretation of it's by mail

please welcome to the show jamie dornan, everybody!thank you >> seth: i'm so happy to have you here you know, i do want to -- before we move on to the wonderful show "the tourist," you were in one of my favorite films that came out during the pandemic. maybe got a little missed because it was a pandemic film "barb and star go to vista del mar. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause >> seth: and for me it was so exciting because i had known you first from "the fall." >> yeah. >> seth: and was never expecting to see you in a comedy like that >> no. >> seth: and it was just a delight. >> i don't think anybody watched "the fall" and thought, let's put him in comedy. [ light laughter ] you know, including me >> seth: yeah. >> you know. but it's one of those things that just came up right in a really lovely way. and i think -- it was one of the best experiences of my life. like just hanging around with kristen and annie and all those guys who came in and did like day parts and all that stuff i'm just trying to keep up with them, you know, and try to

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. who — their life in their struggle. jamie roberts, who directed _ their life in their struggle. jamie life in their struggle. jamie roberts, who directed the incredible documentary. the full documentary will air on bbc new at nine o'clock. it will also be available on the bbc iplayer. president putin has confirmed that radical islamists carried out friday's deadly attack on a moscow concert hall that left at least 139 people dead and many injured. but he again claimed that the suspected attackers tried to flee to ukraine — an allegation that kyiv has dismissed as ridiculous — and he said the shooting fits in a wider campaign of intimidation by ukraine. earlier, four men appeared in court over the massacre. three of the men were marched into court bent double with cuts and bruises on their faces, while the fourth was in a wheelchair. all showed signs of having been beaten. they were charged with committing an act of terrorism and face life sentences. they're said to be nationals of tajikistan. meanwhile the search for clues continues at the scene of the attack, the crocus city hall. th

tom: jamie dimon weighed in with his views on the u.s.conomy suggesting he is more concerned than others about risk of recession in the u.s.. jill: interesting to hear from him. while everyone else is pricing in a risk of soft landing, he sees the audits at half of that. raising alarm on the fact that despite data, maybe we are at risk. tom: i'm going to interrupt you because we have a redhead crossing the terminal. bank of japan mulling a march hike with the outcome to call. that is the redhead across the terminal. the japanese yen is at 147, paring weakness, down 3/10 of 1%. japanese yields are at 0.77 as well, a marginal move. japanese yen at 147, so bank of japan is mulling a march hike. will be hearing from the boj governor about the economy recovering as there are pockets of weakness. reporting from bloomberg that the boj is looking at a march hike ending negative rates. more details as we get it. keep across japanese assets. jill, let's get back on the details. i was interrupting you to break that redhead. views on the interest rat

and they were wonderful. >> jamie was starring in the sopranos when she was diagnosed with ms. at just 20 years old. >> believe it or not, the world doesn't revolve around you. >> the two have bonded over their shared disease supporting each other through its unique challenges. you're in different places and you're helping each other because i love how you've given her permission to go. this sucks. and you didn't used to. you wouldn't say that before. no, never. she keeps me going because i'm the one who's like, you know, i'm flipping the bird all day long at this thing. >> there's this little bit of hope that maybe one day we won't live with this. you know, it's hard to let that go. >> and that's why i'm sleeping. want someone to just wake me up when it's over? just wake me up when we can be like. you're good. thank you. >> the two friends are launching a podcast, messy. >> so this is our conversation about stuffs where they will welcome their famous friends and costars to get real about the messiness of life. >> you're really eavesdropping on an intimate conversation that's a

jpmorgan chase's ceo jamie dimon sounding the alarm bells again. this time saying he would not take the prospect of the u.s. recession off the table just yet. speaking at the australian financial review business summit in sydney, dimon says the world is pricing in a 70%, but he believes it is half that with the worst case being stagflation. economic kiindicators have been distorted with covid. he said the fed should wait for more clarity before cutting interest rates. the credibility is a bit at stake here. >>> we are watching shares of boeing again this morning. now down more than 25% this year. this after a new faa audit after the midair blowout which failed 33 of 89 tests. that includes a check concerning that door plug. spirit aerosystems passed 6 of the 13 audits according to the report and failing the rest. boeing responded to the times report telling cnbc we continue to implement immediate changes and develop an action plan to strengthen safety and quality. >>> disney is responding to activist investor nelson peltz to try to win two board se

jamie i do not write this question.ogle really did interfere with the elections, teasing also interfered with your failed marriage? >> i take some of the blame. [ laughter ] i knew something was going on with google, that they were choosing aside politically be! i google imaged an airplane the other day and it also had a left-wing -- only had a left-wing. >> greg: i file google does have an obligation because you will feel a like it's in cycle media britannica and they think it's facts and it's so biased. it's a real issue. google is like kleenex or tissue? you say google for look it up. like nobody ever goes, we don't believe me? bing it. why don't you duck duck ago it? taking on that role, if you like they do have that allegation. it's gaze me, of the machines takeover, that will suck. you know it was like worse? if it's annoying woke leap leap machines. >> yes. >> we will be the first to go! soon and very worried. i just noticed the other day, i started being super polite to alexa you know? as they please and thank y

that's how jamie came into this world. after a genetic test by artificial insemination and the situation. and so yeah, of course it is a very, very specific process to wish for a sibling to cure another child. and at the moment the procedure with rescue siblings is not permitted in germany for medical ethical reasons. i don't think we know that much about the long term consequences, yet as far as feelings of guilt or gratitude are concerned, things like that. and which, with which of course, play a big role should be done not to reach the goal. so hold on the brothers say that for them there is no question of ethical concerns or being a burden. charlie and jamie focus on how lucky they are to have each other. they liked a joke about their relationship. yeah. sometimes they have a joke like, oh, i opt you out, you gotta, you gotta help me out with this so long as lines. say if he needs picking up somewhere in the call because i'll get you a new one. and it's just a little comes continually to be a running joke, charlie and

you have a different -- let's not talk about jamie dimon.do you think as you are part of the company ? >> our case is it will be june. the cpi data and the three that follow that before the june meeting are going to dictate the direction. it seems clear to us the fed is balancing the risks of overtightening and slipping into recession and easing too soon and potentially skating us into the scenario where inflation does exaccelerates and we have bigger problem. >> when you talk about it, it seems like threading a needle. for us to assume it is a soft landing is a stretch. they have to get it right. >> i think with the way data has been shaking out is not a stretch. that is why the market has come around. >> a miracle. first time ever? >> you can look back to the '90s and argue we had a soft landing there or rate before the pandemic, if the pandemic never happened, had we gotten the soft landing? we have the optimistic outlook on equities and we are reminding to not get complacent and we are making sure people have a full position in case thin

and and writer jamie lissauer. customers are never when he's in the kitchen, chef and restaurateur andrew gruel. w she's like trail g mix. sweet, but mostly just nuts. "new york times" best selling authory just n in kitchen guide and sleeping bags are slippers. "new york times" best selling author, comedian and former world championalys champion jam. >> i found out before the show that this planet fitness and alaska is the one that you are actually member of. >> is that true? it is. this seems like a this is my gym in fairbanks, alaska. fae that.phras >> this is the gym. alask fairbanks, alaska. we should correct you so you don't get in trouble. lgb mean the stuff you said it means okay. >> but yeah, i think. i think it's like. got a imean. this is really my gym, so i have to be little bit careful here. first of all, i think it's kind of cool that this lady found finally found a way to gett your planet membership canceled. yo yes, right.eled >> it's so hard to get a. this is how you do it. yeah it's. it's really i,

our country makes the can that jamie sales pencils out of look like a brinks truck.e anything else freedom and prosperity are there for democrats and unelected bureaucrats to distribute like drug cartels only their product is your freedom. we have south american gangs exploiting the visa system to fly here rake into homes with bechtel stay in state with lax bail laws and return home out on bail. it combines 2 boundary violations i've said before funny how you have a wall or read your home and then forgo that logic with a border now you see how forfeiting 1 leads to the forfeiting of another. maybe that's why rich liberals have the extravagant security they think a country doesn't need. there's also carjacking which is doubled in dc penalties were so soft when they release you, you can carjack your way home. the boundary between law and order is broken and another boundary follows a violation of the space protecting you on your way home from work. then there's potential collapse of 1 of the most important boundaries we have, private property when the new york ag with

bounce back after the oscar slapping thing he's forgiven for all of that. >>> the beat goes on for jamieill be returning as host for the latest edition of "beat shazam. his daughter will return as co-host and deejay jamie foxx was hospitalized last april for a still undisclosed condition. nick cannon and kelly osborn replaced him he did say he could barely walk. sothis will be awesome to see him back on his feet with his daughter right there >> with a sense of normalcy. it's great to see a full recovery for him >>> the union vote that could change the game for college athletes >>> and next we're saying farewell to a football favorite. more on jason kelce's retirement on jason kelce's retirement. why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. [stomach growling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪when you have nause

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that, again, a comment that i was given from jamie dimon.uld make the point that jpmorgan has advise disney in the past on defensive matters, for example, in dealing with activists, so they are and have been paid by disney. that said, dimon, i don't recall him ever weighing in on a proxy battle previously, and so i think it was newsworthy, his interest in doing so here. obviously, he is squarely behind bob iger, and i think sort of the background in some way to those kinds of comments is simply, listen, shareholders may believe that, in these kinds of situations, you know, it's not a big deal to add even just one board member, but ceos argue differently. they would argue, as jamie is here, that restructuring the leadership or adding one or two different voices that are, you know, that are not necessarily -- not just discordant, but actively working against the ceo as bob iger would argue is going to be the case here, really is disruptive in what is a transformational period for disney. and that gets to sort of this idea of risk. you know, wh

my name's jamie morris and i'm 25 years old.when he was killed in a horrific high—speed car crash, along with the driver. he's obviously left the road, hit there. it wasjust carnage. this collision will stay with me forever. it's probably one of the worst ones i've been to and i've seen. stop there, stop there. wait _ sammy's friend lewis was driving. the police found his blood alcohol was three and a half times the legal limit. hearing all the excruciating details was tough. extensive skull fractures, and both of their deaths were a result of the catastrophic and traumatic injuries that they have sustained. he won't have suffered. he really won't have suffered. that would have been instant. chris was the first paramedic on the scene. i quickly went over to the car where sammy and his friend were, felt him for pulses and things. and the level of injuries that they had, there was quite obviously nothing that we could do to reverse it. seeing the car, the speed they were going, the age, you know, what goes through your mind? you k

jamie dimon says the chances of the soft landing in the next year or two is around 35%.e cautioned the fed to wait until june before cutting interest rates. speaking at the financial conference in australia, jamie dimon said there was a 70% chance the u.s. avoids recession. he sees the chance of half that. >>> consumer price inflation data is due out of the united states today with the wall street pencilling in an uptick on the month. this is the first part of the double whammy. thursday has retail sales and producer prices as well. >> there was something interesting last week on wall street. we saw bred th come back to wal street. this is the market assumption that we're through the worst of it and we managed to get through the cycle. the data is key to reinforce the narrative which is baked in the stock prices. >> i suppose the other way of looking at what you said is the fact that the magnificent seven, which is now down to fab three and a half, including nvidia, did fall last week as well. tail end of the week. i wonder if that is dragging up the others as the percen

is my joining us now is jamie raskin, a member of the january 6 select committee.> we have breaking news, because the vice president announced he would not be endorsing donald trump which is kind of amazing and maybe not surprising given what cassidy hutchinson wrote about in her book enough which is they are calling for the president to be hanged, the president is okay with it. he doesn't want to do anything, he doesn't think they are doing anything wrong, he says that they need to be doing something more. so, congressman, as a lawyer and someone's in american legal systems and how we are doing, how do you think we are doing compared to other countries that have managed to hold political leaders to account, french, argentina, italy. we don't seem to do that and we have his own vice president saying he's not endorsing him. >> we are still in the middle of the fight, and i hope that we will be able to look back on it and acknowledge our institutions were resigned enough to repel the fascist menace within, but it does feel strange that donald trump is still a candida

. >> jamie raskin is at the table. has pushed up jared kushner come before the oversight committee. >>> grab your coffee. settle in. it is sunday. >>> this news breaking overnight. donald trump attacked the judge in his criminal hush money case . calling for him to be, quote, sanctioned and recused. it comes after a week of withering attacks from the ex- president targeting the judge and his daughter, private citizen. this week, we will learn whether the judge will expand as partial gag order against trump after a manhattan district attorney alvin bragg asked him to clarify whether the gag order applies to family members. let's start with political analyst and opinion editor tim o'brien and also joining us federal former prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> what was most concerning for me in the most recent post from donald trump is that the post -- and we didn't put this on the screen, but the post we showed, he also included pictures of the judge's daughter there. the ques

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jamie said she's got a role for her.or a show. >> one step at a time. >> one step at a time. there's so many people, families, who are going through this. it's different for every one. that's what they really signify because they're at different stages where they are right now. we're going to have so much more about these two. and you can see it tonight on "nightline." and then their first episode of their honest, funny and moving podcast -- i have heard many of them -- messy drops next tuesday, march 19th, wherever you get your podcasts. whether or not you have ms, there's a message in this podcast messy. >> can't wait to see that. thank you, robin. coming up next good news for shoppers. a major brand is actually lowering prices. elizabeth schulze is here with the story. >> hey, george. this is good news. ikea is slashing prices on some of its most popular products. just wait until you hear why. that's coming up next. next. it's my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. it wasn't always this calm uc went everywhere i di

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jamie raskin, eric swalwell and debbie wasserman schultz.f there was a tritrio to be called the political three stooges you got them right there. these are people who are lost their minds. they obviously they honestly think they should decide to ho gets to be on the ballot. they keep talking about insurrection. nobody has been charged with insurrection and nobody has been convicted. i don't know if jamie raskin has ever read the constitution. maybe he should brush up on it and find out there is a presumption of innocence and you have to be proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt by a jury of your peers, none of which has ever happened to donald trump. each jack smith a deranged anti-trump hater, even he hasn't charged donald trump with insurrection for a simple reason, because donald trump didn't commit insurrection. that's why. they would have charged him if they thought they could. so, the whole thing is nonsense. but it really does show the depravity, the moral depravity of these people who honestly think that they are just a little bette

>> i mean, jamie lee curtis, i love the woman who doesn't? the oscar last year. >> jimmy: really? >> and it still -- she show up, i call her, "i know you're not coming." and she tell me, "what happened i win an oscar and you are firing me? [ laughter ] she came and she took over the kitchen. >> jimmy: yeah >> it's like -- she was pushing me, like, "move away i'm doing the whole thing. >> many month later, i'm watching "the bear," second season, episode six, and then i understood everything. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> she took over the kitchen >> jimmy: she took over the kitchen. jamie lee curtis is the best best in the biz, man, she knows what she's doing congrats on the book i want to show everyone a clip of the show. here's chef jose andres in "dinner party diaries. take a look at this. >> okay, hold, please. pressure above your heart. >> oh, my gosh >> there that's how this works. >> i feel the most special person in the world. >> you hold this -- pressure - no, not pressure there, pressure on the wound. go that way. there you go above

and is there jamie, what more can you tell us? >> once a member, always a member. so on, i guess a lighter note. jorge santos is back. you're right. it turns out, even if you're expelled, there's the. >> i'm sorry to interrupt, but there is the first couple, first lady jill biden. how are you feeling, sir? he was asked, and he said good senior staff did a little muscle flex of some sort. for you, the president appearing to be in good spirits as he gets into the beast. the nickname for that vehicle. and jamie, i rudely interrupted you to narrate the president leaving the building, please continue. tell us. tell us again about jorge santos and the background scene, because i cannot imagine he was welcomed, back to the capitol. >> well, it turns out that even if you're expelled, even if you're indicted, you still have floor privileges. and and jorge santos is back. i'm told that he was sitting in some seats. and that gop floor staff politely asked him to move from the seats to the back so that current members would have a seat, and that he much to one person's surpris

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. >>> the beat goes on for jamie foxx, after a year-long absence.ing as host for the latest season of "beat shazam" on fox h his daughter will return as well he was hospitalized last april for a still-undisclosed medical complication nick cannon and kelly osbourne replaced the host. the new season premiers on may 28 glad to see jamie foxx with his daughter all well, and since his hospitalization, he's made only one appearance in december, the critics choice awards. >> always great to see him on the road to recovery and normalcy >>> the eu is accusing apple of poisoning the music streaming landscape. >>> and the cat's out of the bag. a library is accepting images of felines instead of fees. felines instead of fees. [dog whimpers] [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of ame

my name's jamie morris and i'm 25 years old.ific high—speed car crash, along with the driver. it's obviously left the road, hit there. it wasjust carnage. this collision will stay with me for ever. it's probably one of the worst ones i've been to and i've seen. stop there, stop there. wait. sammy's friend lewis was driving. the police found his blood alcohol was three and a half times the legal limit. hearing all the excruciating details was tough. extensive skull fractures, and both of their deaths were a result of the catastrophic and traumatic injuries that they have sustained. he won't have suffered. he really won't have suffered. that would have been instant. chris was the first paramedic on the scene. i quickly went over to the car where sammy and his friend were, felt him for pulses and things. and the level of injuries that they had, there was quite obviously nothing that we could do to reverse it. seeing the car, the speed they were going, the age, you know, what goes through your mind? you kind of, in a way, if i'm hon

we use jamie in part because he doesn't hold back and he sort of says what's on his mind.ven though he is not a founder, he talks like one in some ways because he doesn't have corporate counsel in his head saying don't say that or corporate communications head saying don't say that. you do get unvarnished views from him. mike, he's been much more negative as long as i can remember in terms of the course of the economy than any number of his other peers perhaps who run banks and/or the broader prognosticators out there. he continues to be as you just heard. he cuts in half the chance for a soft landing versus what seems to be the consensus. >> yes. he says over the next year or two. once you stretch it out to two years, i think everybody's macro forecasts start to lose conviction. you're absolutely right. by temperament and orientation and maybe professional necessity or preference, he decides to focus on the potential risks because, if the economy is fine, jpmorgan is going to thrive. if there's no rate shock, they can handle whatever is coming. in fact, if things get a li

i you know, jamie, you're a dad . yep. who rarely sees his kids. certal >> would this upset you? certainly would. i always do breathe a sighf of relief when the group of the week is not me. >> yeatheeh, titus is right. this is. we know it in that. but then also catch, right? like, say we take his crazmeantl creative lie that he came upaw with after the fact. why would it be okay to go the e? omeon u because they're 18. like when you look at hunter, we didn't go after him. he cam g8?e to us aged 50, he ce to us, he came to and.d you kn i'm not i you know where stand i stand on hunter. like i've seen all his movie oss and what he came to us with all these movies and all this drug stuff advanced anothel r. he's like the nicest, most innocent looking young man who seems like it seems like a coolt look from the very littm i've seen because he's said absolutely nothing. but yeah, mattlen hunter, i feel like it's like a totally different story to go like it's theer is y di son of this n when someone's like, giving you all this fodder, like, you know, there's a lot there when i was watch

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about jamie raskin's effort. watch this. >> they're real losers.ent their time focusing on the country and making america great again, that would be a lot better than just wasting their time. i've been going through it for years, beating them for years. the same voices, the same faces. they never stop. they don't care about our country. >> martha: jamie raskin making it clear the supreme court decision is not the end of it. clay? >> i think they're crazy. what trump said is right. what you showed, martha from keith olbermann is important. a lot of people on the left have decided that trump is such a threat to the country that they're willing to dissolve the supreme court? which just agreed 9-0 that he can be on the ballot? when they say things like this, i think it's really important to recognize what they are arguing. they are these left wingers. everything that they claim trump is, they're the ones trying to put trump in prison for the rest of his life. they're trying to bankrupt donald trump. they're the ones in colorado, maine and illinois that

jamie is enrolled at marshall right now and heads up the student that's chapter. absolutely, these folks came back. why did they come back? i did they pick, rather, west virginia? i will tell you why they picked west virginia. they picked west virginia because there's no personal income tax on pensions, there's absolutely a pathway to eradicating the income tax on them. we have made a big move at 21 1/4. we need to continue to make more and more and more moves. and they chose us. they could've gone anywhere. absolutely, as they propagate this message to all the great finds, it brings more and more super qualified people to us, our veterans. jamie and --, wherever you are, please stand. i'm going to stick with the veterans and go quickly. i'm going to stick with the veterans here in a minute. for a minute. i am announcing a bill tonight, to give free -- i'm sorry, to give all of our veterans, nobody is going to pay out-of- state tuition. we are going to pay in-state tuition in the state of west virginia. in addition to that, two more initiatives. i want to spend $5

iran marz jami. meydan sarzemene is my country, iran , the country of jeeran, you have pulled from my heart, the dawn of javanese shines like a sun in the sky, your beauty shines , you are wise and strong. i don't want to sacrifice you to god instead of you . i don't want you to keep the snow. god, i don't want your place anywhere . frofel, i don't want my country, my homeland , aren't we more beautiful than you ? you don't show blood. i don't want the world. i don't want to build this house by my own hands. you saw a stranger to burn it for your mother. you can't do this by someone's hand , we don't burden you, you don't get a chance to fly, you don't get a chance to fly, you saw that there is no hope for a wolf and you for a wolf, the hope of a stranger's companionship was the same as you saw, it is a trap in any way you go. believe that we can make your days very good. look at the smiling sun, say hello to tomorrow, hello to the future, look at the sun you have you laugh, say hello to the person.

they could've taken the case, as you pointed out with jamie raskin, months ago.ey have set where they could've decided this long ago is one that really deals with the trial date, which is not in front of them. and i hope that is right, that there ultimately is a trial before the election. but they have certainly put that prospect in grave doubt. >> it's such an important point, andrew, as you explain, it just here, it they are weighing in on the trial, the timing of this trial by doing this. and i never thought about it that way. so neal, let's get into that. because federal prosecutor -- who you've been on tv with makes the case in politico that trump's election trial can start before november, as it should, but he says it will fall to judge chutkan to make some difficult choices with no real president. this kind of goes to the power and decision-making of judges. knowing what you know about judge chutkan, how do you think she will handle the timetable, the pressure from everyone, once the supreme court rules? >> just to pick up on what andrew said, jen, there's

trump on ballot right call criticized jamie ras kidnap said could be used to excluded trump from -- fromntial politics even "washington post" claiming, so jamie ras kidnap check yell cream gerry baker points out in "the wall street journal" this morning, that you've got elites sitting there in new york, and los angeles, i'very tours thumbing their nose down at voters don't understand why so much support for president trump this is why might be handing him a victory in november because they cannot seem to understand, why are the man still has support and polling ahead of the current president. that is joe biden, the white house is finally wake up to that fact maria. but media has not it seems, on the liberal side. rebecca: from a legal perspective i think clear cut they read congress appropriate body to make a decision on someone, qualified or not under that section of the 14th amendment any time a case could be decided at the ballot box by voter instead of adjudication judicial system the you are the court is going to favor that absolutely a win for rule of law that was exactly right. >>

jamie marie madden found the rare copy of please please me.in your local charity shop. a manager of a cancer research uk store in north london did just that. jamie marie madden found the rare copy of please please me. rare copy of please please me, thinking it would fetch a few hundred pounds. she was just a touch off. it's just sold for more than £4,000 on ebay with the proceeds all going towards cancer research funding. now, if this has inspired you and you have a few vinyls lying around at home gathering dust, you may be sitting on a small fortune. demand for records is skyrocketing here in the uk. according to trade group bpi, as fans embrace both the quality and collectible aspect of vinyl. perhaps another excuse to get started early on that spring cleaning. always a good reason to look for all things to see if there's any value in them. i'll be back the next hour for more news for you. bye for now. hello. where the sun has put in an appearance over the last couple of days, we have felt some spring warmth. certainly, it has been a mild st