jamie has told you about the $137 billion in debt elimination already taking place. he mentioned to you that covers 4.3 million people. what he did not mention is that for the next four years, every two months, another $75,000 will become eligible for that debt relief. we've got to decide, who do we want to be in charge of that program for the next four years? the guy who decides to eliminate it in all three of his budgets or the guy who transformed it and turned it into what it is today? that is what this election is about. it is about the future of student loan debt relief. it's about the future of medicare. it's not just he put it cap -- put a cap of $35 and up for senior citizen everybody on medicare, he has also put in place a law that allows them tenure, all medicare recipients, to be limited to $2000 a year for all of their medical care, no matter what it's for. whatever that care is. [applause] no matter how expensive the medicine is. no matter how expensive the operation may be. no matter how expensive, if you are on medicare, if you're mother or father -- y

. >> the bay area has set an example by hiring women invisible jobs. jamie mccauley is a sports writer and came to the bay area in 2002. >> i have two young daughters, 15 and almost 13. each time something like this happens with jenny or amelia as the pa announcer, it shows my girls and girls everywhere that they can do whatever they want. >> jamie has had an amazing support system. from the moment she arrived, she got advice. don't be afraid to make the case. >> i am so proud of her. she is going to shine. also, there may be some bumps in the road . we are all still learning. >> with jenny's success, she is giving young girls hope that dreams can come true. >> the story is more the fact that the next generation gets a lot more opportunities. there is more representation. >>> another person taking on a new role is oakland's former police chief. our vern glenn spoke to leronne armstrong about trading in his badge for a whistle. >> for the first month or so, they did not know who i was. he was just coach. recently they are life, that is chief armstrong. >> ler

. >> the bay area has set an example by hiring women in sports media. jamie mcauley is a sportswriter for the associated press and came to the bay area in 2002. >> i have two young daughters, 15 and almost 13. each time something like this happens with jenny or with amelia as the pa announcer, it shows my girls, and girls everywhere that they can do whatever they want. >> jamie has had an amazing support system. from the moment she arrived, she has one piece of advice to not be afraid. >> it is not an easy job she is about to do. i am so proud of her. she is going to shine. also know that there may be some bumps in the road. >> she is giving young girls hopes that dreams can come true. >> the next generation will have a lot of opportunities. women can see themselves in different roles and what they can do. >> while jenny will be the voice of the a's, last night she was showing off her basketball chops, calling play-by-play during the war years game. -- warriors game. >>> here is a live look at the oakland coliseum. the a's are hoping to play there until they

jamie has told you about the $137 billion in debt elimination already taking place.e mentioned to you that covers 4.3 million people. what he did not mention is that for the next four years, every two months, another $75,000 will become eligible for that debt relief. we've got to decide, who do we want to be in charge of that program for the next four years? the guy who decides to eliminate it in all three of his budgets or the guy who transformed it and turned it into what it is today? that is what this election is about. it is about the future of student loan debt relief. it's about the future of medicare. it's not just he put it cap -- put a cap of $35 and up for senior citizen everybody on medicare, he has also put in place a law that allows them tenure, all medicare recipients, to be limited to $2000 a year for all of their medical care, no matter what it's for. whatever that care is. [applause] no matter how expensive the medicine is. no matter how expensive the operation may be. no matter how expensive, if you are on medicare, if you're mother or father -- you

our correspondent barbara plett usher has been speaking to the un humanitarian coordinator for the occupied palestinian territories, jamiek, who has recently returned from gaza. she asked him how the united nations would respond if israel launches an offensive in rafah. very difficult to respond right now, where people are static. people have come there looking for safety. it's the last resort for many people. do you have a contingency plan if there is a combat operation? the contingency plan was for them to arrive in rafah. that was the contingency plan we had. now we are looking for another contingency plan but we are struggling to address this contingency plan. if there was to be an incursion into rafah, which is a massively overpopulated city, it is about five times the population it was before the conflict, so everything is under pressure, we are under pressure, and the population themselves have nowhere to go. the safe areas that were declared are no longer safe and if these people have to move, where can they move? they move to the beach area, which is already overcrowded. we don't have the supplies available to t

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has happened in a period of four months. that was the un humanitarian coordinator for the occupied palestinian territories, jamie mcgoldrick, king to my colleague barbara plett usher. we can show you live pictures of rafah where it it has just gone 3pm in the afternoon. you see the key focus right now is on the situation in that city in southern gaza. you can see some temporary shelters that have been set up by people in and among some of the damaged buildings. according to authorities about 1.5 million people are sheltering there in rafah. the israeli government saying it has to extend its military operation by carrying out a ground assault there. for more on this story we can go live to bahrain. dr hasan al hasan, a research fellow for middle east policy at the international institute of strategic studies. the international warnings about israel's possible ground offensive in rafah have not only come from western countries but also middle eastern countries where you are. how much pressure do you think can be put on israel to change the direction of its operation, do you think? it direction of its operation, do you think? ,

this comes as a senior united nations official has been telling the bbc about the squalid conditions in gaza itself. the un humanitarian co—ordinator, jamie told our correspondent paul adams about the situation in the strip. it is overcrowded. you go there and the squalid condition the people find themselves in, water and sanitation problems, getting clean water, kids were just running around with nothing to do and struggling to survive and you can just see them. they are quite emaciated in terms of being drawn and pale and that is as a result of poor nutrition. when you see the statistics in term of gun healthiness of the kids who live there. dysentery, hepatitis a, letty diarrhoea, these are a direct result of what is happening and another thing for us is the fact that it is much more difficult to move around because of the congestion but also the law and order problems. there is more and more of our goods and materials being stolen off the back of trucks.— materials being stolen off the back of trucks. tells about the security situation _ back of trucks. tells about the security situation for - back of trucks. tells about the security

when jamie raskin has lied so many times about the evidence and the testimony from people we've brought in. i've lost him. obviously he is upset, he should be upset. he's the one honest, credible guy that was involved with the bidens which he was so honest and so credible hunter defrauded him because he didn't want to be in business with someone like him, he wanted in business with people that will allow them to continue to commit financial crimes and operate with our adversaries around the world and tony bobaza belinsky is not wanting to do that. he is the one good guy in all of this. he did a great job under risk from the democrats on the oversight committee. i've never seen people behave worse than jamie raskin and dan goldman did, they try to intimidate tony boba zelenskyy but they didn't, he provided good, solid, credible evidence and our investigation moves forward. maria: when we look at this, no matter what side you are on, obviously if the commander in chief is taking money or has taken money from foreign adversaries that becomes a national security threat. i don't understand w

my question is i'd like, uh, that commissioner jamie has a question, and it's related to this. and i don't think you saw it because, you know. so i was just bringing it to your attention. commissioner. jamie, based on the budget question in context. so uh, mr. robinson, i remember this conversation from last time. um, uh, i'm just wondering, obviously, we are investing in our, um. uh, you know, pipes and outfalls and everything thing. um and obviously we have to deal with a lot of different extreme issues, extreme events that are coming and going. um but it would be good to have some something in the, um, to have some information provided to us as a commission. and this is specific outfall. um, and actually, i would not say just this specific outfall. we have had this issue in other areas as well. right. like how do we decide about which ones live, which ones go if one is closed? obviously, because of the trust i have in our staff, somebody had looked and said, there's another one that's functioning and it's even larger, or we have built to function in. so that's why this is cl

jamie has a question? yes one thing i want to say. maybe a follow up on, um, commissioner maxwell and some of the things i've mentioned in the other hearings we have had, which is maybe it is important for us to have a line item. it probably needs to go in the external affairs. since that's where our communication sits to, um, allocate more sort of directed risk sources into advertising. um, you know, i get a lot of calls from friends when they get their like, little page that says 92,000 tests every year on your water. right. and you know, imagine if that shows up on tv, right? or on people's twitter accounts or whatever it is called now or other places that people interact with. i think that is we should do that just because, because and also the same way for the for our ca, for our clean power sf for, um, you know, the hetch hetchy power. i think we are learning more and more that communication is key in the way people sort of trust and believe in the services we provide to them. right and we need to make sure we are good at commun

morgan, jamie dimon has said it repeatedly. and hopefully i'm adding to the chorus and saying this is unsustainable. >> bret: you know, you had a speech in december, calvin coolidge, presidential foundation. you said. this to avoid a catastrophic fiscal crisis, i fervently hope that next year our political process produces leaders who recognize the extreme and unprecedented dangers we face in terms of our political and financial instability. not to mention military challenges around the world, which require a grand compromise and resolution of these problems. i mean, are you seeing those leaders as of today, fred? >> no. quite the contrary. the political process really focused on the extremes of both parties. no one is supporting trade, which made america great, really, since roosevelt and his secretary of state hall passed the first major trading bill in 1934. and then we led opening the world and restore germany and japan our enemies to prosperity through trade. and the american alliance system. and then on top of that, our f

. >> well, fox news jamie sherrod has the story now behind the note written more than a half century. >> it's almost like a true love story. people just don't write things like that nowadays. it's almost like poetry. >> back in 2017, rick trojan brought this toolbox at a farm auction. but what he found inside a couple of years later was like a scene out of a movie. a love letter written 70 years ago addressed to mary lee cribbs here in grand rapids from corporal irving fleming, 1953. >> wow. so it's pretty old san francisco, california, at. and this is where irwin was actually stationed to that evidently. >> the letter a tale of two hearts separated by distance as corporal fleming served in the army, haven't wrote you a letter in such a long time. >> and the letter goes on and on. >> in it, corporal fleming revealed he hadn't heard from mary in five months after the two had a disagreement, he apologized profusely and expressed his unyielding love to mary, writing in part, mary, i need you so very much, and i know that i'll always love you. yeah, i kind of read through it kind of a lo

jamie litzau. and no one has ever listed her as their emergency contacts. york times best-selling author and facts news contributor kat timpf. brian, i want you to know i did not write this question. this product basically alters reality. if you had a pair of these do you think it would allow you to find friends? >> okay. i alleviate you from that. thanks for the pick me up. i didn't even get a hello. i got two hits in the first word is the third hit. i'm looking to come from behind. what i am about to say i fear. remember katie couric and bryant gumbel talked about this crazy thing called the internet. when you roll it back you see this. i am afraid of saying this. maybe someday soon like five years this will be commonplace. people walking around with goggles and glasses and they will rollback the trend that filled the show. having said that i believe it should cover zoloft and prozac. it is depression with a head strap. there is no doubt about it. i think you will be very lonely afterwards. i will add something else. add. i already have trouble concentrat

mean, the biggest question to those of us on that committee, and i think >> and our chairman, jamie raskin has said as much as well is why why is james comer working with possibly russian intelligence agencies through this completely debunked theory. why do we keep getting witnesses in front of our oversight committee that end up being chinese spies or discredited people that are out there saying essentially lies that can't provide a shred of evidence against the president. so i get more and more worried every single day about what james comer is. motivations are in leading this whole impeachment discussion. and i'm also concerned why james comer in the past has referred to ukraine as some sort of adversary to the united states. and so this is very concerning. i think we have essentially that this impeachment process that is really has no evidence. they should end this. now, that is our call to them and actually get back to work supporting the american people and get this national security package in front of the house. >> this episode is reminiscent to me, congressman of the steele dossier, t

this is an inquiry that jamie raskin sends baseless. >> it has been a wild goose chase built on lies and conspiracy theories. >> reporter: even less credible because yesterday a former fbi informant was charged with providing false information about the president and his son during the 2020 election. false information that prosecutors claim came from russian intelligence officials. russia, again a topic, where the former president compare himself to alexei navalny. >> alexei navalny is a horrible thing, but it's happening in our country. we are turning into a communist country many ways. >> reporter: nikki haley called him out. and trying to position herself to voters as the best option in the race for the white house. but 70% of americans do not want a trump in joe biden rematch. they are the two most disliked politicians in america. >> reporter: trump leads nikki haley nearly 2-1. the south carolina primary is on saturday, but we are watching for news on friday with the white house is expected to announce new sanctions on russia. a senior official says that while they are still com

jamie raskin talking with reporters there. if hunter biden shows up ahead of this deposition, we will go here what he has to say. alex thompson, jamie raskin is a democrat in committee, will there be democrat and republican lawyers there? will they go back and forth or do we know? guest: there definitely will be democrats. i just came from an event with one of the democrats that will be there and there were democrat lawyers. you can read in other transcripts of interviews with james biden, his brother, and others. there is a lot of clashing between the two sides. i expect this is the "star" witness of the gop, and i imagine it will get that way behind closed doors. host: at the top of the hour here, we will quickly go over to the supreme court, maybe a little bit after 10:00, for that bump stock case. we will let you hear oral arguments. until then, your calls with alex thompson on this hunter biden deposition. democrats, [video clip] -- democrats, (202) 748-8000. democrats -- republicans (202) , 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8002. ,talk about alexander smirnoff and how that impacts today. guest: alexander smi

ha. that wasn't so much a joke. >> it's just a straight up insult. amie it's crazy, though, jamie.t is. this day, it actually got worse. they made it worse. thit's. i'll be honest with you. when i. when i read this story, i was doing proper researc wa and it's like this lady was non-binary. and so i go, let me make surryei i know what it means relative non-binary. and it said gender fluidna. i was like, what's that mean? and so i looked upd so gender fd and it said non-binary. >> and i was like, i'm in an endless loop of just not i owing that. i don't know. i figured i thought gender fluid is we're supposed to wear a . f that's funny. thisun the statistics are are absolutely abysmal. >> they are friday. it sayys it says 4% of students were proficient in math. yeahts wer 4%. and when they were told that ith meanint nothing to 96% of cat, are you surprised that the school is failing? >> no. i really just think. >> kindergartners generally aren't that interested kind. politics yet these kids are five. yeah , but that's because it's not really about the kids. i think this nonbinary, it

though james biden is saying my big brother had nothing to do with this, never involved, jamie comer says he hass to prove that americorps wired $2 million into james and sarah's personal account, not a business account, and the same day wrote a $200,000 check from the same personal bank account to joe biden. so, some of the stuff is not adding up, and whether it's legal or not, again, we don't know, but at what point, and this is a question for jess say this doesn't look right, looks shady. >> it does look shady. joe biden says it's a loan, like every payment they say it's a loan. will jim biden have loan documents to show they had some agreement where money was given from joe to jim and then jim was paying him back with the $200,000, i don't know if we will see that. i don't know if jim brought that. jessica was talking about, you know, in this opening statement, you know, lies that -- why would jim biden lie to the american people, why would he lie to the committee. why would joe biden lie to the american people when he said i had nothing to do with my son's business dealings, i know nothing

jamie george says he has decided to play in this match because it is what his mother would have wantedon. i am not going to lie and say that _ emotional occasion. i am not going to lie and say that it _ emotional occasion. i am not going to lie and say that it has _ emotional occasion. i am not going to lie and say that it has been - to lie and say that it has been easy — to lie and say that it has been easy it — to lie and say that it has been easy. it has been horrible. it has been _ easy. it has been horrible. it has been brutal. but, you know, like i said previously, it has been great to be _ said previously, it has been great to be able — said previously, it has been great to be able to come back into such a positive _ to be able to come back into such a positive environment, one where people _ positive environment, one where people generally care about you, genuinely care about making the most for you _ genuinely care about making the most for you and. _ genuinely care about making the most for you and, i know that my mum will be watching _ for you and, i know that my mum will be

jamie has a question? yes one thing i want to say. maybe a follow up on, um, commissioner maxwell and some of the things i've mentioned in the other hearings we have had, which is maybe it is important for us to have a line item. it probably needs to go in the external affairs. since that's where our communication sits to, um, allocate more sort of directed risk sources into advertising. um, you know, i get a lot of calls from friends when they get their like, little page that says 92,000 tests every year on your water. right. and you know, imagine if that shows up on tv, right? or on people's twitter accounts or whatever it is called now or other places that people interact with. i think that is we should do that just because, because and also the same way for the for our ca, for our clean power sf for, um, you know, the hetch hetchy power. i think we are learning more and more that communication is key in the way people sort of trust and believe in the services we provide to them. right and we need to make sure we are good at commun

and he has testified publicly that he was sitting on $400 million in cash. let's see, as you were talking to jamie before, whether he has that money to pay what he now has to pay. and this goes to his whole persona and his the way he views, not not only the way he wants the public to view him, but it's the way he actually views himself. he doesn't want anyone to be as boss. they've they've said that a monitor, a baby sitter has to continue to baby sit the business and he doesn't want anybody to have any control and they haven't paid attention to the one they've had there in the meantime, the judge said, so this really this strikes me as very heart, like this is his business and nobody is going to tell him what to do, and nobody is going to tell him he did anything wrong. >> so adrian l. ron trump and his associates have been saying for a long time that joe biden is behind this, even though there's obviously no evidence that the biden administration had anything to do with this. this is brought by the new york attorney general the case did not have the outcome. trump wanted. he plans to appeal. wha

remember, england have won their opening two games, and their captain, jamie george, has a special motivation six nations match in dublin since this, back in 2012. george north, the power of north! but against the champions and against the odds, they will be hoping anything is possible. andy swiss, bbc news, murrayfield. onto cricket, and england made 353, asjoe root finished unbeaten, on 122 runs in the first innings of the fourth test, with india in ranchi. ollie robinson hit his first half century, in test cricket, adding 58 runs to england's total, before being dismissed by ravindra jadeja, who took the last 3 wickets of the first innings. in reply, james anderson took the wicket of rohit sharma, that's number 697 in test cricket. onto football, and in the women's nations league, northern ireland took a big step towards retaining their league b status with a 2—0 win over montenegro in the first leg of their play—off. while two months on from failing to earn great britain a place at this summer's olympics, england's women have returned to winning ways with their first victory of 202a. and

we are waiting often basel iii to material ice jamie dimon told me basel iii proposal has him holdingcounterpart with dividend cuts saying making regulators on companies about dividend. >> i think jamie dimon is more paw than fed chairman i have think ought to do what jamie dimon wants is a very, very good executive. >> what does that mean for investment portfolio do you want to buy banks i don't mostly apply banks most because i am exregulator what i used to do take losing banks turnl together i used to cook books, that is why are you don't see them in my portfolio, don't yurnl here that kind of talk. >> yeah. >> good to see you louis navellier expertise as former banking regulator we appreciate it thank you quick break majority of americans say biden is too old, or too feeble to serve another term as president, democrats now have a problem, over how to handle his age and memory. ronny jackson is here to weigh in talking about 25th amendment you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . ♪ . ♪ , ♪ . moving forward with node-positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but

. (♪♪) >>> jpmorgan chase's ceo jamie dimon has sold $150 million of stock in the bank or 88800 shars in october, dimon and his family announced they were intending to sell 1 million of their 8.6 million shares in the bank a quick programming note dimon will appear on cnbc monday at 12:00 p.m. eastern time on "the halftime report." >>> coming up, reddit becoming the first major ipo this year. did the social media company pick the right time to enter the market that is the question we will dig into the details yes, sam altman is a big owner of reddit. "squawk box" is coming back after this >>> we often talk in the community about keeping it real. i, for one, want magic magic is what black history is all about. celebrating people who achieved magical feats. our ancestors did not focus on reality. they dared to dream and acted on the dreams during black history month, our community, particularly our young people, should commit to making magic >>> welcome back to "squawk box. reddit about to take the ipo plu plunge, planning to list on the stock exchange under rddt and will trade next mon

[applause] he started his career with ford and he has come back home to lead as a plant manager. jamie as part of their hr team to help bring on engineers, production, and make them supervisors. she will not stop until she provides career opportunity to 5000 kentuckians. thank you jamie, ryan, sk, and ford for leading us into the future. now let's look to henderson. they opened the cleanest greenest recycle paper mill in the country with over 320 jobs paying almost $40 per hour. transformational for our western kentucky families. tonight we have the global ceo here with us. he sees what others are seeing more clearly every day. kentucky's workforce is second to none. there is no better place to do business. thank you, and thanks to executive chairman anthony pratt for your investment in us. if you think one kentucky plant is great, imagine what you could do with 2, 3, maybe even more. [applause] gov. beshear: tonight we are joined by pratt's newest electrical and instrumentation supervisor. he is from henderson and he's making sure pratt is rooted in western kentucky. he -- for a natio

jamie dimon over the course of his career has always been a more cautious bank ceo and almost a couple of years ago when he talked about that so-called economic hurricane that they were preparing for. this is a story that has largely not played out, but the inflation story seemed to turn a couple of weeks ago just because of pretty decently outsized inflation print. it's maybe one of only two that's set things higher. is that really a trend that policymakers need to take note of or to your point, is the real risk keeping rates too high for too long? >> well, i think it's too early for policymakers to say this is a gnaw trend, but it is not too early for them to say see? we are vindicated and we don't want to declare victory yet and we said we needed more evidence and the fact that inflation would be accelerated in january supports that patience, if you will. i feel strongly there is nothing being debated by the fed right now seriously as to whether the next move needs to be up, so i think we can set that concern aside and it's still about how long they can hold. something that jamie sa

he started his career with ford it has come home to lead as a plant manager. jamie as part of their hr team with engineers, production and maintenance supervisors and she will not stop until she provides incredible career opportunities to 5,000 kentuckians. thank you for leading us into the future. now let's look to henderson. the industries opened the cleanest recycled paper mill in the country. with over 300 paying almost $40 an hour. transformational for our kentucky family. tonight we have the global ceo hereni with us. when others are seeing more clearly every day that kentucky's workforces is second to none and there is no better place to do business. thank you anna thanks to the executive global chairman for your investment. and if you think one kentucky plan is great, imagine what you could do with two, three, maybe even for. [applause] tonight we are also joined by the newest electrical instrumentationuc supervisor. he's from henderson and is making sure that he's rooted in western kentucky. he served as the community colleges president for the nationally r

i hope we do show some fraction of the courage that navalny has shown no and you jamie, the other pressure point on all of this. >> what alex said, i suppose could all come to pass, but at the same time, house republicans are responding to pressure from the likes of donald trump, who has said in recent days that putin can do whatever he wants. nato countries aren't paying their fair share or paying their part of the burden for nato is common defense you have this news this past week of russia developing a space weapon that could take out satellites and cause all kinds of chaos. but the other pressure point is there for figures on the right like tucker carlson who had that incredibly fawning interview with vladimir putin so much putin was mocking tucker carlson. i mean, we saw that recent days and then there's this bizarre video of tucker going out doing i don't know. it looks like he's doing putins grocery shopping. i don't know what he's doing, but he's spending time in super worker to show how great life is. but listen to what tucker carlson so it had to say when he was asked about some

. >> sandra: it has become a political headache. bill. >> bill: this is jamie raskin.e in the room with hunter biden. drop in on this comment. >> some high crime or misdemeanor relating to joe biden they should tell us what it is. so far we haven't heard anything. sir. [inaudible question] >> i'm not quite sure i followed the question. yes. [inaudible question] >> yeah, well, impeachment is like criminal prosecutions follow people's criminal conduct. donald trump incited a violent insurrection and in an attempt to overthrow a presidential election. and he was impeached by the house of representatives in a bipartisan impeachment and there was a 57-43 vote in the senate to convict him. now he escaped conviction by ten votes and beat the continual spread of 2/three majority but bipartisan majorities defining the fact he had engaged in an insurrection against the 2020 presidential election. he didn't accept and to this day does not accept the fact that joe biden beat him by more than 7 million votes, 306 to 332 in the electoral college and the this absurd impeachment inves

has to be a kid, does the goodness that is or just it. so it, you don't lose it in your somebody's piano isn't jamie, you escape to do to get to the window and they're usually just their breath and everything got on the storage instead that has minutes to open it them. but to put meters. all again, nobody do, ma'am. i'm going to bids you might put them to his desk will get put into the limo chelan. we're not going to see a blame as much. she just sold, give magic. yes. may those skills get all the stuff stuff? i was frustrated as meet the visual, another thing when they're simple, it was each individual, but the man just got to got the different because he really cool. cool. so initial stuff, even though mostly clothing measurement system can cause almost close as that the below never get the plan if it's done with the showing it is put through so that i mean you catch me or something, a black box of should you mind me and his letter, the practices are this just over. can you bring that kind of whats on us? a costly tell us what kind of been read the book out there, but now i'm on the scrub bush and i mean a nickel dentist. but one minute

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jabili jami, regarding tehran, tehran province , electoral districts and also the channels that are prepared for that. it has been seen what the debates are how will it be arranged ? did you mention for tehran that it is planned for the debate , tell me what the details of these four television channels are like, as our colleague, mr. al-alami, the manager of the tehran network, announced that the election atmosphere in tehran is different as a big city. with many constituencies, the issues that a part of this constituency, for example islam in the city , has are naturally different from the issues faced by shemiranat in the same constituency or the issues that the campus is facing are different from the issues of islam. we got that in addition to broadcasting video packages of the respected candidates , we are trying to be able to provide the debates on these four election channels of tehran province, god willing , i will mention the issue of virtual space, because i think there will be little opportunity, so let me mention this , maybe to the issue of effort. the national media has received little attentio

so hot to india has books, but cooler and windier in cape town on friday. the hey jamie into buildings as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any thoughts provided. hang on my question to you. all. the good coups i think, is the most difficult press than a part to answer facing realities. usb 2. in the security council, this is a may just something book is a good exercise to hear the story on told to how does era the the welcome back. you're watching, i'll just say are a quick reminder about top stories here this hour. is there any forces of showed a medical facility in southern guns of truck and wounded people inside knots on hospital and con? eunice was fired on off to israel's military order displaced palestinians to palestinians have been injured during confrontations with this very soldiers in central run. my law administrator vehicles have been seen streaming into the switch on his ready strikes on several towns and sell them 11 on of killed at least 12 people of the coming of on his ready

and i heard that jamie raskin liked my book, the maryland democrat, and he has written a memoir that mentions the book. interesting. it was for him be reading about 1861 while thinking about 2021 and that that was wonderful and senator maggie hassan of new hampshire also tweeted out a plug for my book, which i appreciated i've never met her or jamie raskin. but then the most meaningful of all was liz cheney, republican, former congresswoman from wyoming, was the vice of the january six committee, and she began speeches throughout 2022. so very recently and talking about what my book had had meant to her. and i was very moved and and excited and i thought, well, that's great. i'm sure i'll never meet her. and a few days after forming that thought, i got a call on my cell with a wyoming phone number, and it was congresswoman liz cheney and she said, i just want to thank you for writing the book and i want thank you, congresswoman. and she said, oh, please call liz. and i've now met her only, only once. but she's deeply about the civil war. we had a wonderful hour long meeting. she's to

bobulinski storyline since 2020, interesting to see what really under oath he has to say and we'll keep following it. >> todd: amazed by jamie raskin's statements. today is not wednesday, even though full evidence says today is wednesday, he lives in a different universe. >> carley: big news out of new york, tom suozzi heading back to congress to take over george santos seat, he defeated pilip flipping from red to blue after securing 54% of the vote, bringing balance of power to 219 republicans and 213 democrats with three vacancies remaining. victory party did not go off without a few interruptions for tom suozzi. >> you can't hide, you're supporting genocide. [screaming] >> you support genocide. >> okay. ceasefire now. you support genocide. >> carley: that was quite the scene last night, the seat was vacated after congress voted to expel santos, who pleaded not guilty to money laundering charges. the seat is back to blue, todd. >> todd: switch gear to white, senior meteorologist janice dean has the fox weather forecast. we got some snow. >> janice: we did. 15 inches here in connecticut. new jersey, 15 inches, pennsylvania

jamie? ♪. liz: former chief executive of nbc universal jeff shell has now officially joined private investmentf jeff zucker. the move comes as the firm emerges the lead contender to talk about media's most talked about acquisition target paramount as warner brothers/discovery is out. joining us with the latest, charlie gasparino. >> let me clarify, i don't think warner brothers was ever in it. liz: you said that. >> we said that in the show 100 times. zaslav, the david zaslav, the head of warner brothers/discovery,. liz: kicked tires. >> i'm sure he signed an nda. we reported that he was not in deal mode. it was kind of official t was probably official weeks and weeks ago. we should point out weeks and weeks ago red bird, not really red bird, essentially skydance, right? keith ellison's firm, larry ellison's firm is, and redbird has a major take in that firm, okay? they're the ones that's going to lead the buyout of this thing as least from what i understand. that is what they're negotiating. they are, what i understand for weeks. liz: david ellison. >> david ellison, i'm sorry, the lead bidde

ronnie long, jamie, thank you much for being here and for making us all the more aware of what has happenedi'm sorry to have met you this way, but i'm certainly glad we have met, mr. long. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> we'll be right back. >>> we have breaking news tonight. cnn projects president joe biden will win nevada's democratic presidential primary. adding delegates in the first of the west contest, as he marches toward his party's 2024 nomination. nikki haley was on the ballot, and not former president donald trump. the state gop decided to award its delegates through caucuses that trump is likely to win on thursday. thank you for watching. i'll be live on instagram in a couple of minutes. tune in for our after-show. our coverage continues. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around... and right now, you can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan. all on the most reliable 5g network nationwide. ditch the other guys and you'll save hundreds. get a free l

. >> the difference with her and desantis is she has enough money to stay in the race. and i wonder, jamiewith this new poll from quinnipiac shows biden is leading trump in part because of some support among women. but when it's nikki haley, it shows that she leads biden 47 to 42%. buying into that electability argument she has been making. but it hasn't worked for other candidates. can it work for her? >> so i doubt it. look, he is so far ahead. he is holding on to his base. no matter what we've seen, whether it's the legal cases, he's just knocked everybody out once again just the way he did in 2016. her donors, who i speak to, her biggest supporter, even top people on her campaign, they know that this is a very uphill climb. the one thing they say is maybe something will happen then. but right now they think -- they don't think it's going to happen. >> i think that's right as well. i think that, look, democrats didn't vote for her in new hampshire and iowa. that was a lie from the trump campaign. democrats can vote in these open primaries. they have an open primary strategy where they c

jamie raskin talking with reporters there. if hunter biden shows up ahead of this deposition, we will go here what he has to say. hompson, jamie raskin is a democrat in committee, will there be democrat and republican lawyers there? will they go back and forth or do we know? guest: there definitely will be democrats. i just came from an event with one of the democrats that will be there and there were democratic lawyers. you can read in other transcripts of interviews with james biden, his brother, and others. there is a lot of clashing between the two sides. i expect this is the "star" witness of the gop, and i imagine it will get that way behind closed doors. host: at the top of the hour here, we will quickly go over to the supreme court, maybe a little bit after 10:00, for that bump stock case. we will let you hear oral arguments. until then, your calls with alex thompson on this hunter biden deposition. democrats, [video clip] -- democrats, (202) 748-8000. democrats -- republicans (202) , 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8002. ,talk about alexander smirnoff and how that impacts today. guest: alexander smirnov