ali, any word on the timing of when the committee will question jared kushner? how are we expecting today to play out? >> reporter: yeah, chris, just a few floors up from where i'm standing we expect the committee to have a participatory interview with jared kushner. he'll be appearing virtually. he is one of the most high-profile figure from the trump white house, the first member of the trump family to talk with the january 6th committee and that's one of the more significant pieces of today's news, the fact that optically it looks like the committee is getting voluntary participation from someone who has regularly been at the center of the donald trump orbit from the time they got into office and frankly even well before that. in terms of the content, i think today provides a perfect example of the push and pull that the january 6th committee is experiencing, the push to get every piece of detail as they can from as many key players as that he can get to participate, and the pull to move into the next phase, the public hearings we've been talking about. when

jared kushner sat for the committee today.oining me is national correspondent, betsy woodruff swan. and also daniel goldman. you have been in rooms like this and you formulated questions along these lines, not for this particular episode, but, you know, others. what sort of questions will the committee be asking -- or did they ask, in your mind, jared kushner? >> they will ask jared kushner what conversations he had with any number of people involved in the effort to overturn the election, certainly on the heels of the reporting last week of the ginni thomas text, supreme court justice thomas' wife where she wrote in a text to mark meadows that she forwarded an e-mail to his e-mail that she had written to jared, assuming jared kushner that morning related to the election and alleged and debunked allegations of fraud. i am sure that he will be asked about that. jared kushner has remained kind of quiet in the whole january 6th investigation. in fact, in the lead up to january 6th. so it's interesting that he kind of took a step

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we know jared kushner is one.nd he's out of country in the run up to january 6th, didn't return until the day of the riot. where does kushner fit in the committee's investigation? >> well, look, you know, kushner was not heavily involved in the whole rudy giuliani, mike flynn, sidney powell orbit of election fraud allegations, right? he basically checked out of that in the post-election period and was trying to spend husband time on middle east peace. he had had a throughin which criminal established diplomatic relations. it was a big moment. he wanted to focus on getting done as much as he could in those final months and he's used that since leaving office as a basis for future business deals and so forth as well. so he was out of the country on january 6th, just returning that afternoon from saudi arabia. so i think that he offers the sort of the counter thread in that without at the time while the rudy giuliani crowd was filling the president's ear with all these fanciful claims and nonsense i call allegations.

jared: we are in the process of doing that.d in the puget sound we will be heading to our final stage of flexible work, the flexibility stage, which ends on march 28. many of our managers have had those conversations, and we feel like we are going to learn like everyone else. this is a very dynamic time. emily: there's a question about the future of emerging technologies, a lot of talk about the metaverse. microsoft is working on products to take companies to the metaverse. do employees want to work for metaverse? emily: we asked them that -- jared: we asked employees. 13% of employees said they didn't know what the metaverse was, but 52% said they were open to the idea of using digital workspaces in the metaverse for team activities. we've gotten the sense that there is a lot to be figured out in the metaverse. just over half of people are open to being able to use the technology. emily: over the next year, what do you think the biggest pain points are going to be? i talk with a lot of people. they don't want to go back, or th

you mentioned jared kushner.ght he be able to produce, give than he was not there on january 6th physically? what might they want to pull from him? >> well, he undoubtedly had conversations with his father-in-law and the good news is, there is no father-in-law, son-in-law privilege, just like there is no daddy/daughter privilege. so when and if ivanka is compelled to testify, there will be no applicable privileges, other than the fifth amendment right against self-incrimination, in the event ivanka or jared's testimony would incriminate them, make it seem like they committed a crime. but he up doubtedly had conversations with his father-in-law before, during, and after the riots, even if he wasn't present on january 6th. and sometimes we play the telephone game when we're prosecuting and investigating crimes. i want to know what ivanka told jared about her interactions with her father, because all of that tends to build a record, and we can get the overall picture before we go to the ultimate target and confront

jared, we always appreciate your time. thanks for coming on. >> thank you, bret. >> bret: joining us now doug holtz egan. you just heard jared, your response to what the administration is saying about this? >> well, they are making a great play out of fiscal responsibility. it's hard for me to see that $14 trillion of deficit when all is said and done. deficit above $10 trillion. they're rising, the debt to g.d.p. is rising goes up to 107%. none of that is good news neither does it look fiscally responsible. there is another way to look at the fiscal responsibility. why do you care about fiscal responsibility? you don't want the government to encroaching on i have tattle and growth of the private sector. i think $2.5 trillion tax increases and 1.5 trillion new spending doesn't look responsible to me. >> bret: republicans don't have a lot to stand on fiscal responsibility on capitol hill in recent years. >> agreed. >> bret: fair? >> more than fair. >> bret: covid did take a chunk out of our economy. and we are bouncing back

first offering to sell it back to the academy for the sum of $1, you guys. >> ouch. >> i feel for jaredecause i still can't find my emmy. >> if you won one, where would you keep it? >> probably a trophy case or a nice little bookshelf. pretty basic. >> when i win my oscar for calling in sick i will put it by the door to remind myself every time i can call in sick. >> maybe in the lobby, so every time they walk by, mona, oscar winner. >> in this building, there's a case on one of the floors filled with all the emmys that abc has won. >> fifth floor. >> for security reasons, i wasn't going to say which floor. >> that's my selfie spot. >> what do you think happened to jared leto's? >> movers took it. >> it is probably worthless. >> it's worth a dollar. >> a dollar. >>> all right, coming up, remembering the man who created the gif. >> the jif? we'll find out. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these blue

[ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: that's my man jared leto my fave!zed -- i just realized that i remembered to wear a shirt. [ laughter ] that's usually my look >> we could trade off. >> jimmy: how sad would that be before we get in to "morbius," by the way, i'm so psyched to talk to you about that it is nana week here at the show and i have a photo here of you bringing your grandma ruby to a premier in 2004. [ audience aws ] >> yeah. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: a little cheek pinch right there. >> she got ahold and didn't let go >> jimmy: yeah but you were telling me that your oscar-winning performance in "dallas buyers club," you took some of her mannerisms. >> you know what, she had a heart of gold. she was, like, the quintessential southern grandmother. and when she wasn't chasing me around with a fly swatter -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she did? >> don't act like you've never been schooled by your grandma. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> i learned a lot of lessons. >> jimmy: of course, that's what grandma does. >> she wasn't afraid to teach me bu

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is a jared read there. thank you very much, jared and we'll have a lot more on that story coming up in the business with robots right after this news program. and here are some of the other ukraine related stories making headlines today. the un refugee agency says more than 4000000 people have now fled the fighting in ukraine. that's nearly 10 percent of the country's pre war population. more than half of all refugees across from ukraine into neighboring polar ukraine has honored the border guard officer who bluntly defied calls from a russian warship to surrender snake island in the black sea. that was at the start of russia's invasion. it was a roman grip, grieve off's voice, heard in the audio exchange with the warship that has now gone viral. the guards were captured, but later freed, as part of a prisoner exchange is laqueena muslim. in israel, the military says it forces its forces in the west bank of arrested 5 palestinians in connection with wednesday's gonna attack that killed 5 people. a makeshift

jared was notably not in the country leading up to january 6th. he was in the persian gulf.id not arrive back until the day of the attack. so, what is the committee hoping to get from him some. >> reporter: we know mr. kushner is appearing but we don't know that he's talking. expectations are relatively low from what they might get from jared but he's someone in the inner circle of the trump world and would have been privy to any conversations that happened, not necessarily on the sixth itself, he was traveling from out of the country. but between election day and the sixth when the committee's operating theory is this whole conspiracy took place. he has a lot of information about what would have been going on in the inner circle and probably a better idea about the mind of donald trump during that time than just about anyone who might have been brought in. whether he fully cooperates and answers their questions is a totally different question. >> and we don't know whether he's one of the people who might have been on the phone with the president during the seven and a half

is jared read there? thank you very much. jared. the leader of the russian province of chechnya, this calling for the storming of ukraine's capital keith as part of russia. so hold military special military operation for years. soldiers from chechnya have been fighting alongside pro russian separatists in east and ukraine church and separatists ford to wars against russia after the collapse of the soviet union. but russia, violet defeated the separatists and now touched now as part of the russian federation, and as ruled by ramson could dearoff that. so loyal ally of president vladimir putin put in as repeatedly called upon could dearest paramilitary fighters to undertake risky missions in ukraine. but some church and separatists have also joined the war fighting against russian forces. they're seen as the muscle of the russian military feared for their brutality on the battlefield . soldiers from chechnya fighting for president vladimir putin in ukraine. the chechens are believed to be in the thick of a fighting here in what's left

jared kushner will sit down and it will be virtual.e the first trump family member to appear before the committee. joining me now is punchbowl news founder and msnbc contributor, jake sherman. there has been a lot of news in the past few days. what are you hearing? >> here's what i would make of the jared kushner news, katy. this is the highest ranking aide to come in and testify. he's not doing so under subpoena. that, to me, tells me two things. he's not having a lawyer involved, at least in negotiating with the committee. he's probably consulting with a lawyer and having him present in the interview, and he doesn't think he has anything to hide in this incident. what he will be able to say is what the president was thinking and doing on that day, on january 6th. jared kushner has taken pains to keep himself out of the political world in the post donald trump kind of political order. i think this is another example of that. again, he's coming voluntarily, which means he will not be subpoenaed. why is that important? they are trying t

the former president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner. as we learn the justice department is expanding its own investigation in a very significant way from beyond the attack itself to the planning and financing efforts that took place between election day and january 6th. great reporters are back with us. let's start there on the justice department. cnn has confirmed this story. first reported by "the washington post" and "the new york times." and it gets very interesting then to figure out this. this is just a little slice from "the new york times" story. one of the subpoenas sought information about people classified as vip attendees at mr. trump's january 6th rally. it also sought information about members of the executive and legislative branchs who have been involved in the planning or execution of any rally or any attempt to obstruct, influence, impede or delay the certification of the 2020 election. that gets you to a bigger, broader investigation that also gets you inside the white house, the trump campaign and the allies of the l

she referenced a message she said to jared which could be a reference to jared kushner. committee will have an opportunity to verify when she testified voluntarily. >> there are laws for supreme court justice spouses. a federal judge is saying now that it's more likely than not the former president trump john eastman may have been planning a crime. what does that mean? >> this is a big win for the house select committee. they have used this ongoing litigation over e-mails that were sent by conservative attorney john east man. they used this litigation to lay out their theory of criminal conduct by former president trump. in a filing they laid out exactly why they believe that eastman and former president trump had engaged in a conspiracy to defraud the american people by trying to undermine the outcome of the election. here, you have a federal judge effectively saying, yeah, i agree. it's more likely than not that they were planning a crime. h to have the federal court weigh in and endorse the idea the former president may have engaged in criminal conduct, that's a gain

in those texts, she references talking to jared. was that jared kushner?g about? the biden white house says it will not assert executive privilege over kushner's testimony, the same way it's handled most of the january 6th investigation. of course, kushner has a right to invoke his fifth amendment right if he believes he has criminal exposure in questions asked. >> you are getting new information about the different investigation into the president's son hunter biden. what's the latest on that? >> reporter: wolf, sources tell cnn the investigation into hunter biden is heating up. prosecutors have been discussing the strength of their case and whether charges may be warranted. a federal investigation into hunter biden has gained steam in recent months. cnn has learned from multiple sources a flurry of witnesses have provided testimony. more are expected to talk to investigators in the coming weeks. the u.s. attorney in delaware is leading the probe into biden's financial and business activities in foreign countries during the time his father was vice presid

we see jared kushner's name brigitte mentioned in their. jared kushner clearly going to be asked by the committee, what about your communications with the virginia thomas? so there's conceivably several other people, within the trump white house, who will have these kind of communications with virginia thomas that may or may not be revealed. >> that indeed -- bob costa and i checked on jarred and talk to a spokesman for him, and he indicated that he didn't recall getting anything on this. we'll see. as you know so well, this is about the perception of the honest functioning of government, all branches. this is, as my colleague bob costa calls it, a dangerous, looming entanglement between justice clarence thomas and his wife, and it needs to be explained. we have a system, thank god, -- used to always say, the truth emerges. sometimes it takes a long time. i think it will, once again, take a long time. >> i don't know anyone in washington who's done more to help the truth emerge than bob woodward. bob, thank you very much for starting off di

there is jared. very strong report.olks that the economy is strong, inflation is a problem. the federal reserve is going to have to raise rates more. we saw it reflected in higher oil prices. wiping out that good news. how do you react? >> i wouldn't come anywhere close to wiping out good news. it's not just one month, of course. there's a very solid and long on going trend such that since this president got here, we've seen a creation of 7.4 million jobs. that's a historical record. on the other hand, it's a real mistake to try to reduce these economic dynamics, the state of this economy, down to one variable, inflation. it is a real challenge for household budgets. we have robust plan for going at it. imagine if that was occurring without the backdrop of 3.8% unemployment, historically strong job growth, strong wage growth, strong household balance sheet, all tied to policies of the president. >> neil: the problem with that good news as you talk about strong growth, you're right, growing at 5%, but unfortunately infla

ah, i'm jared read. thank you very much for your company. ukrainian president followed him as the lensky has told the us congress that since russia began its invasion of his country 3 weeks ago, every day has felt like 911. it was part of an emotional appeal by zalinski in a live video, coal for more help to defend his country. russia has stepped up its bombardment of towns and cities across ukraine. by the streets of keys, empty malians have fled the cities in the start of the war. and those who remain huddle in homes, or shelters under a city wide curfew. showing continued to hit residential areas of the city on wednesday, home, and live destroyed. the shock in the eyes of those, what made it out ukraine's president followed the maid lensky, made a heartfelt appeal in the live stream to the u. s. congress. he reference martin luther king and repeated calls for the us to implement no fly zone over ukraine. my, you, i have a need for the rambles i need to protect our sky, whatever i need your decision, y

ah, i'm jared res. thank you very much for your company. the ukrainian capital key. it has been put under a temporary curfew until thursday morning. the $35.00, our curfew was declared by the city's mayor after russia intensified its bombardment of keys, including on several residential areas in a defined act of solidarity on choose day, a trigo of eastern european leaders held talks with ukraine's president. for me is the lensky in his threaten capital. in keys as the russian advance nears, ukrainian soldiers have taken time to bury the fallen. here they are laying to rest . a comrade who was killed resisting the russians and bought a spill outside. keith, as ukrainians watched the ceremony, they know that there will be many more funerals before the guns fall silent. oh, my little sign of a peaceful solution is in size, present enfolded, mere zalinski, that he saw a glimmer of hope for compromise in talks with russia. even as moscow stepped off with bombardment of the capitol sellers, real glad it is important. and it's difficult, but important because any war ends

for more i'm joined now by a political correspondent, jared. read. jerry, what more can you tell us about this development this our hi, i be, will the background to old? this is a demand from vladimir person that countries like germany pay for gas in the rubles and earlier this week we had the g 7, which is led by germany at the moment reject this demand. and so moscow has put this into a bill requiring countries to essentially pay for energy in rebels, which the g 7, as i said, says it will not do so. this has caused robot hardback to sit up a crisis team and activate this early warning level that you just mentioned, which is where we are right now. that means a crisis team will be holding daily meetings with our gas providers. guest service providers, representatives of the regions, they'll be monitoring the situation really closely seeing how they can best work together. so that's where we are today. the next 2 levels are the alarm level and the emergency level. and under a you, law and early warning level, what we have now can be issued if you ha

i'm not jumper political correspondence, jared. read. jared, what is this early warning plan? and what does it mean that they've activated it? now regard, well, this is level one of a 3 level system of preparedness if you like. and what today's announcement means, this is the activation of the early warning level. it means a crisis team is going to be holding daily meetings. they are that this team will be made up of people from within rober, how big ministry as well as representatives from various gas service providers and representatives from the regions in germany. they're gonna going to be monitoring the situation and working out what they will do should the next 2 levels are in this system, be activated, they are the alarm level and the emergency level finally, and i guess the background to all this is rushes demand that going forward its energy, particularly gas, be paid for in rubles, and this is something that earlier this week, the g 7, which is currently led by germany, said that it will not do so. there is, i guess this uncertainty what germany has done is because o

jared kushner testifying before the january 6th committee. and it comes as we're learning the justice department is expanding its own investigation, now looking into the planning and the efforts to interfere with certification of the election for joe biden. here's abc's chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: today, jared kushner became the first member of the trump family to be questioned by the january 6th committee. kushner was a top trump adviser, but on january 6th, he was traveling from saudi arabia and didn't even go to the white house when he landed in d.c. that afternoon, telling one republic congressman back then, according to a source, "we'll just get in a fight if i go over there." >> if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. >> reporter: the rally before the riot, and its organizers, are also now part of an expanding investigation by the justice department. abc news has learned federal prosecutors are now looking beyond the rioters who stormed the capitol, seeking information, ac

coming up this hour, council of economic adviser member jared bernstein on the white house's plan toe to spike another big surge today. >>> plus, we're watching for earnings from snowflake, victoria's secret and wealth management still with us and boston private wealth joining in the conversation and janet, what about you? have you been buying on some of these dips gotten? big sellsell-offs? relief today >> sara, thoughtfully adding into the market over the last few weeks copt being to look at the fed meeting as a catalyst for institutional investors to put money back into the market and could be delayed a few week due to the russia-ukraine conflict we think an emphasis and focus on the back half of the year for many institutional investors over the next four to six weeks and we expect the fact that we may get some of this choppiness to josh's earlier comment on a day-to-day basis, but able to start to put cash to work in your longer-term allocations over the next four to six weeks, a good time to can do it looking towards 2023. >> shannon, just on the energy story, if you just look

jared kushner taking questions from the january 6th committee today. what we're learning about his testimony. that's ahead. >>> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. we start with breaking news in our world lead. new signs that russia is in this for the long haul as vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine enters its sixth week. today the russian leader authorized the military to draft approximately 135,000 additional russian citizens. nato secretary general says, quote, we can expect additional offensive actions, bringing even more suffering, unquote, for the ukrainian people. on the ground, a clear shift by the russian military, now redirecting forces to the east to the donbas region where ukrainian officials are reporting heavy shelling. there was intense bombardment in the eastern kharkiv region which has prevented the opening of evacuation corridors there for citizens to escape with their lives. and despite kremlin claims of de-escalation, russian forces are continuing to strike the capital city of kyiv, according to a senior pentagon official today

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zelenskyy offers a terrorist to >>> major develop arements in the january 6th commission of th and jared kushner now set to talk with the january 6th committee. >>> and a federal judge rules former president trump most likely committed a crime. >>> mining bitcoin the silence is shattering. >> this is not how wiped out this area can be. >> the lawsuit trying to shut it all down. >>> a multi-car pileup shuts down an interstate. >>> amazon employees try again to unionize their workplace. >>> and the academy condemns will smith, launches a review of the slap >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening, president biden said he's not walking back anything after he condemned vladimir putin on the world stage and declared the russian dictator cannot remain in power. but the president is clarifying that he was not calling for regime change when he made that explosive, unscripted remark during a fiery speech in poland. mr. biden said he was expressing his own personal moral outrage over putin's brutal invasion of ukraine. >> i was expressing my outrage

of former president trump's phone logs during the capitol riot are missing and just revealed, when jared kushner will testify before the january 6th committee. >>> will smith apologizing to chris rock for slapping him at the oscars the academy board set to meet. the consequences smith could face and wife jada pinkett smith breaking her silence. >>> the historic law signed by president biden today named in honor of emmett till that many say was long overdue >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening it may be too early for the world to hold its breath, but we start with what could be optimism coming from ukraine specifically from a negotiating table in istanbul. russia announcing they will drastically reduce military operations near kyiv to increase trust. trust is in short supply as russian missiles struck elsewhere, american military officials saying signs of movement may be repositioning of russian forces after failing in attempts to take ukraine's seat of power british military analysts say ukrainian fighters were seeing some success with localized cou

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what messages if any did jared kushner receive throughout the day?y believe kushner can help put together some of the puzzle pieces that explain what happened and why january 6th happened even if he wasn't in washington on that day. it's important to remember, hallie, this is not as a result of a subpoena. this is a voluntary interview. and we'll be all over it. >> sahil kapur, thank you so much for that. i know you will be. coming up here on the show, immoral and unpatriotic. those are the new words from one top member of congress about former president trump, who again is asking vladimir putin for a political favor. and then later, inside facebook's nationwide campaign to try to turn the public against tiktok. and which big political firm they're paying to help. we've got one of the reporters behind that exclusive scoop with us coming up. oop with coming up riders! let your queries be known. yeah, hi. instead of letting passengers wrap their arms around us, could we put little handles on our jackets? -denied. -can you imagine? i want a new nickname

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. >>> the january 6 committee is calling former president trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, expected to be interviewed this week. as nbc's garrett haake reports he would be the first to testify before the group. >> reporter: the january 6 committee pushing further than ever into donald trump's inner circle expecting testimony thursday from trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner. >> there were a lot of members who tried to intercede to get dauld trump to call off the dogs on january 6th. >> reporter: the critical interview amid a week of developments in the investigation. the committee focusing on what "the washington post" reports was a seven-hour gap in the january 6th call logs and white house diary. >> we have multiple points of evidence to fill in what was donald trump doing and what was he faili while the capital was being attack. we're able to put those pieces together even when we get incomplete records. >> reporter: "the post" reporting the gap covered the same period of time of the key moments of the attack as the rioters entered the capitol and vice president p

i want to bring in now jared bernstein a member of president biden's advisers.afternoon. >> great to be here. thank you for inviting me on. >> the minimum tax for very rich americans to apply to people with more than $100 million basically. is this a first step to potentially raising taxes on wealthy americans or is this it for the moment? >> i think what this is is an absolutely historically unique piece of tax legislation which is to do something that's never been done in u.s. tax policy which is to try to figure out how to fix the problem that billionaires tend to pay an effective tax rate of 8%. 8%. below 10%. below what a firefighter or a teacher pays in many cases because our tax system leaves wealth out of its base and this billionaire's minimum tax disallows that and requires the top .01% of the income scale to pay at a minimum a 20% tax rate. not the current 8%. raises $360 billion over 10 years and injects a dose of fairness into the tax code. very important to this president. >> it is in many ways as you know presidential budget is in some ways symbol

it was like over here was jared, he was palagucci, and here was adam neumann.aaah. he came back in. and i was like oh, dear. and he was like, "we. i think i just it time traveled." >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. stick around. when we come back, i'll ask annie how she gets into character. it's going to be good. ( applause ) ♪ (vo) command picture hanging strips hold strong and remove cleanly. command. do. no harm. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice and long lasting gain scent beads. try spring daydream, part of our irresistible scent collection. and it's easy to get a quote at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows a whistle. [a vulture squawks.] oh boy. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ finished? of course not. you're no crispy, juicy, tender rookie. you know that pouring the mcdonald's crispy chicken sandwich crumbs into your mouth, is the only way to say

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circle adviser, the highest ranking white house adviser to testify thus far so if i was examining jaredhat were other key players doing, what did mark meadows, do, perhaps even what did ivanka trump did, he had that unique insight and access. >> interesting, thank you, up next, chris rock speaks out about thfirst time about will smith's violent oscar's out burst, new details emerging about what happened right afterwards. >> there was a whole show i wrote before this weekend. and i'm still kind of processing what happened. g on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions, and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits.s. voya helps me feel like i got it all undnder control. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. (children giggling) hey, i was, uh, thinking about going back to school to get my masters. i just saw something that said you could do it in a year for, like, $11k. hmm. barista: order eleven! yeah, see you at 11. 1111 masters boulevard, please. gonna be eleven even, buddy. really? the clues are all around us! some things are too obvious

she references in one of her messages sending a message to jared which could potentially be jared kushnerask him about that when he appears virtually before the house select committee later this week. >> interesting. paula reed on capitol hill. thank you. >>> there's more breaking news ahead. could russian president vladimir putin's paranoia about regime change lead to a nuclear standoff? i ask the former director of national intelligence james clapper. >>> and new fallout from the slap seen around the world. the motion picture academy now investigating actor will smith's violent outburst. found out our son had autism, his future bececame my focus. lavender baths always calmed him. so we turned bath time into a business. ♪ and building it with my son has been my dream job. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're banking, with bank of america. his girlfriend just caught the bouquet, so he's checking in on that ring fund. oh, that phot

. >> hey, everyone, jared and we it's a great show, tonight. >> happening now, google donating 10s ofs to help ukraine in a variety of ways. ceo said that the company will give $35 million, ten million of that will go to what he calls addressing the misinformation that is spreading about the realities and facts of the war >>> do not expect a quick decision, that is the message from the academy after the incident between will smith and chris rock, according to a letter sent to members, an official process must be followed and it could take a few weeks. they said that the actions were unacceptable and harmful. will slapped chris rock for making a joke about his wife, smith has since apologized, jada pinkett-smith is breaking her silence. posting this is a season for healing and i am here for it. >> meanwhile, chris rock is kicking off a world tour this week. the comedian will perform in boston tomorrow night, it will be the first time he will take the stage since being slapped at the academy awards. now, after he made the joke, the tickets for his show are really going through the roof.

jared: when it comes to energy, you know that the sanctions do not incle energy.level discussions on going down regarding import bans happening in congress but also ongoing here. but the key when it comes energy is to make sure that the supply of oil, a global commodity, remains where it is. so that we don't put further pressure on gas prices. you know that the president already released oil from the strategic reserve, and that had a quick effect a few months ago, taking down gas prices $.10 per gallon as recent reports have confirmed that is happening again this time in tandem with any other of our partners to the tune of about 60 million barrels released from strategic reserves. the president has said more if necessary. geoff: it strikes me that a strong jobs report like the song cover for the fed to start raising interest rates, which is something they said they wanted to do. and the minute we have left, how might that add to the overall economic picture? what should americans be bracing for if anything? >> i thought it was important without getting into detail

let's start with jared kushner. he was not in the white house.ding up to january 6th, so what can they learn from him? >> a few things. first, he does figure in -- and we've been hearing about him in the last week, victor, including in one of the emails between mark meadows and gub ginni thom. she forwarded one to jared kushner. they can ask him things about ivanka. she figures centrally. she's the person people tried to prevail on repeatedly to have trump call off the dogs. just his testifying makes it, i think, more likely or puts more pressure on her to testify. she's in voluntary negotiations now, and they can ask him her. i think you're right, he's not a big font of information here. he was out of the country working on the abraham accords. >> harry, talk to us about the expanding probe from the department of justice. they're not just looking at the violent rioters. they're looking at people who may have planned it, also that slate of fake electors. >> yeah. the biggest news of the day, and it's a big news day, so we know they're doing at le