jared: yeah. ashley: something that, like, will, like, reconnect us that's beyond, like, (singsongy) dinner and a movie. what made you come to not just gtc but use a travel advisor? - well, we love traveling. - we love traveling. we don't love planning. i'm a good traveler, and you're not the best. - i'm not the greatest traveler. - no. it's stressful. what we've come to realize is that we want to do things that we didn't think about doing or have the opportunity to do. and, yeah, i think that, going forward, we'll pick one of you to work with exclusively for family trips and romantic trips. well, i can assure you, after you have experienced what i've curated for you, there'll be only one choice. jared: aw. [chuckles] and it will be me. curtis: competing against leslie makes me a little intimidated. there's a sneaky side to curtis, but he's so suave that i have to watch it. what's your passions? for me, it's all about broadway. nothing is better than dinner and a show. you can't have a trip curate

karine: thanks, jared. jared: thank you. karine: thank you. i just wanted to add to the u.a.w., i know you all have been tracking this, right? which is that one of the president's senior advisors has been involved, right? and also acting secretary jewely su has been -- julie su has been clearly monitoring and having those conversations and i'll just add what we've said many times before. the president believes in collective bargaining, has encouraged sides to continue to have that conversation, to continue to be at the table and that's what the president's going to continue to do. just wanted to add a little bit of that before i turn it over to the admiral. so as you know, john kirby's here with us today. and he's going to take a few questions on foreign policy and any news of the day, clearly on foreign policy. and with that, john, admiral. john: good afternoon, everybody. i just wanted to take a moment or so to clear up some of the conflicting accounts and information that's been out there regarding actions that were taken to secure the rele

let me share a little bit about jared first. i remember the day i first met jared. a shy 6-year-old walked in to greet me with a white stuffed bunny. he never spoke a word that day but when i thanked him, his smile melted my heart and his shy eyes gleamed at me. and it's that smile, even in new or uncomfortable situations, that has warmed the hearts of so many people and that's a smile now that we can only dream of. through the year, jared knew no stranger. he was an easy going kid and embraced friends from all walks of life. he never had any judgment and always found commonality. growing up he had a step-brother that was one year younger than him and two little sisters, all of which annoyed him regularly, i'm sure. it wasn't always peaceful or easy being the oldest in our home but jared knew how to balance the scales of chaos. he did it without complaint and keenly knew just how and when he was needed. even though the marines was a perfect fit for jared's personality, we challenged him about that reality. you know, this is not the call of duty, this is real life. b

but jared kushner was doing what jared kushner was doing the whole time. you surprised that it didn't get attention before this? >> well, i do think, i think we talked about it a couple years ago, nicole, about kushner and the saudi investment. i think the issue with jared kushner is that he is so ignorant and unschooled that people to some degree expected him to be harmless. he was in a white house making policy, particularly foreign policy, and i think he had his own eyes set on what he would do when he left the white house. jared kushner, his professional life and most of his life overall, was helped along by his father's wealth. he has never really achieved very much on his own. suddenly he leaves the white house, a plan with no hardball investment experience. when people invest a billion dollars like they did with steve mnuchin or $2 billion with jared kushner, they expect to see a return on their money. jared kushner is not somebody any well-healed savvy investor will give that kind of money to unless they think there are other things to be gained fr

"jared, great job, thanks, donald trump." "to jared, great job, donald trump." this is a map of israel trump signed and wrote, "nice." and then this was a weird one. this i thought was a little strange. "your wife is hot." [ laughter ] we'll wait and see what happens next. until then, it's thursday night which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] >> the american people are my teammates. and if there's one thing i will not permit, it is someone to run down the field and [ bleep ] my teammate in the face. >> now the biggest mistake we could make is to take black [ bleep ] for granted and i never will. >> awkward moment you mentioned came after the debate when senator elizabeth warren seemed to reject senator bernie sanders' offer for a hand [ bleep ]. >> manager a.j. hinch were banned for a year then [ bleep ]ed by [ bleep ]. >> bulldogs got huge [ bleep ], they don't fit in their mouth. >> we could have them lined up, adam, you little penc

his daughter, ivanka and son-in-law, jared kushner.be the poster children for questionable family business. in 2017 during trump's first year is president china granted more than 30 trademarks to companies linked to his daughter, ivanka, who was serving as adviser to the president, raising concerns about conflicts of interest in the white house. only six months after trump left the oval office in 2021, his son-in-law and former senior adviser to the president, jared kushner, secured a two billion dollar investment from a fund lydon from the saudi crown prince, despite objections from the funds advisers. joining me now, congressman robert garcia member of the homeland security committee in the house oversight committee and president of the democratic freshman class. also joining, kate kelly. investigative money influence and policy reporter at the new york times. thank you both, very much, for coming to the saturday show. congressman garcia, what concerns you most about jared kushner's two billion dollar investment from saudi arabia? >>

jean-pierre: thank you, jared.wanted to add to the uaw, and just sort of, and i know you all have been tracking this, right, which is that one of the president's senior advisors, gene sperling, has been involved , right? and also acting secretary julie su has been also, clearly, monitoring and having those conversations. and i'll just add what we've said many times before, right? the president believes in collective bargaining, has encouraged sides to continue to have that conversation, to continue to be at the table. and that's what the president is going to continue to do. so, i just wanted to add a little bit of that before i turn it over to the admiral. and so, as you know, john kirby is here with us today. and he's going to take a few questions on foreign policy and any news of the day, clearly, on foreign policy. and with that, john, admiral. admiral kirby: thanks, karine. good afternoon, everybody. >> good afternoon. admiral kirby: so, i just want to take a moment or so to clear up some of the conflicting ac

>> we are going to investigate jared kushner and ivanka trump. got the right ideas to do so. oversight committee, our ranking member, jamie raskin, has been clear this has been a priority. this is a huge scandal that deserves serious investigation. the abuse of power and possible criminal activity here is immense. and so i think we have a responsibility to the american public to find out why jared kushner received $2 billion two months after leaving the white house. and that's a serious issue, and it's one that i think we're committed to on the oversight committee. >> and congressman, this week we saw hunter biden become the first child of a sitting u.s. president to be indicted. the special counsel, david weiss, charged hunter biden with making false statements on a federal firearms form, lying to federal -- licenses on those gun dealer licenses. obviously can come with it serious problems. do you think these charges harm the president in trying to run for re-election next year? and what do you think -- do you think hunter biden needs to come ou

amna: jared, thank you. good to see you. jared: thank you.and for the white house perspective, we turn to jon finer, president biden's deputy national security adviser. he joins us from the united nations. welcome back. jon: thank you for having me. geoff: there are questions about what iran is getting in exchange for freeing these five american citizens, namely the release of nearly $6 billion in frozen iranian assets. the u.s. maintains this can only be used for humanitarian purposes -- food and medicine. the hardline president of iran in a recent interview with nbc said the money will be spent "wherever we need it." how does the u.s. respond? jon: first, thanks for having me. the u.s. knows what has been agreed to in this deal, basically the transfer of these funds from a highly restricted account in qatar -- sorry, south korea, to another highly restricted account in qatar, and iran can only use these funds for humanitarian purposes, things like food and medicine and medical devices and agricultural products could u.s. will be monitoring

whereas trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, while magaland is screaming about hunter biden, jared's privatequity firm scored a $2 billion investment from a fund headed by saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman. you know that guy who ordered the murder of a journalist from "the washington post"? jared is in charge of investing his money now. all four members of the fund's screening committee voted against jared's firm, citing "inexperience," an excessive management fees, and the fact that they found their operation to be unsatisfactory in all aspects. but jared got the money anyway, which amounts to 25 million a year in fees, because the prince was like, "guys. when i had that journalist chopped up, who was the only dummy to stand by me? jared. two billion is the least i can do!" and they did it. jared kushner is like anna delvey if someone had actually sent her that wire transfer. next season on "inventing ivanka." never trust a guy named jared. that's that. meanwhile, i had a whole thing with marjorie taylor greene and the temple of dumb this weekend. you know, you may have heard the congr

and in fact, i want to talk about jared kushner, right over here. we know jared kushner, donald trump's son-in-law, given enormous power in the white house. when jared joined the white house, he was so unfit and unqualified and was so many conflicts of interests, he couldn't even get a security clearance. his father-in-law, donald trump had to intervene overriding national security officials. and just months after jared left the white house, the saudi royal family give him $2 billion with a b into the kushner hedge fund and pocketing additional $25 million a year in fees. he was put at the head of middle east policy in the white house. we know he personally intervened to give the saudis a $110 billion arms deal that was opposed by actually folks all across the government. he supported the saudis for the brutal war in yemen even after they murdered a journalist who was an american resident. and saudi crown prince bragged that kushner was in his pocket. even trump's first secretary of state complained it was inappropriate. jared delivered for the saud

we know that jared was in the white house. he was the lead person on the middle east.got rid of the first secretary of state. he was the one that facilitated a massive trades deal, of course, we know with saudi arabia. has now real experience yet receives $2 billion two months after he leaves the trump white house? now that needs to be investigated. the republicans are completely hypocritical, trying to link the president, trying to link the president's family where, of course, we know they didn't work in the white house. they have no connection to anything to do with government policy. yet here we have jared kushner and the kushners that are profiting the billions of dollars, that is a scandal we should be looking at. that right now is a huge grift. we deserve, the american people deserve an investigation and we should be slamming the republicans every single day on this issue. >> how has mr. comber and other people, committee leaders, responded to your request to have an investigation on that? >> look, obviously the house democrats on the committee are united and lea

plus -- >> what was jared kushner doing in the middle east? >> i've been vocal, i think, that what kushner did crossed the line of ethics. >> jamie raskin on his renewed push to investigate the grifting trump family. and, why new financial disclosures from supreme justice clarence thomas won't make the controversy over his billionaire patrons go away. >> dude, i'd like to keep that friendship. [laughter] >> when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the front runner for the republican presidential nomination is facing an existential threat to his personal freedom and his explicit goal, and the goal of the party he commands, to keep him out of prison and to end american democracy as we know it. but today we saw another demonstration that there are limits to just how far he can bully republicans into doing his bidding. in the last 24 hours or so, trump posted video after video issuing orders for vengeance and authoritarian retribution. >> america is becoming a banana republic. in all my life i never got an indict

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thank you, i'll take questions. >> thanks, jared.tioned gasoline prices pushing inflation up last month. there are no good signs when it comes to gasoline prices in the near term, crude oil prices are going up, saudi arabia has signalled it's going to continue to throttle oil production. are you worried that inflation is going to go back up over 4%? >> well, let's talk about gas prices. as the president said in his statement this morning, he's well aware they put a strain on family budgets and that's why he's working with congressional democrats to take action to cut energy costs. it is correct as you point out, the spike in august caused nearly all of the increase inflation last month. but gas prices are down from last summer's high by about 1.20 per gallon, they peaked at north of $5, in june of 2022, and saves $120 a month. getting more directly to your question, the energy department is in touch with producers and refiners to resolve any issues and to try to ensure stable supply. there is some pressure relieve in september from t

they went ahead against the unanimous advice of their own experts and invested with jared kushner. bad is when you look back at the things that kushner did while he was inside the white house, things that saudi arabia and mbs and particular seem to really, really appreciate. for really early on and the administration, march to 17, kushner helped arrange a white house visit for mbs that treated the crown prince if he was the head of state, while before he actually was. he was a significant breach of diplomatic protocol, and it wasn't even protium the and turn struggle about who would be saudi arabia's next leader. than in may of that year, trump made the unprecedented decision to make saudi arabia the set of his first foreign trip as president. remember this video? they are all worried late touching that strange glowing oral. in his memory, kushner claims that trip was his idea and that he had to fight secretary of state rex tillerson over it, which we know, in retrospect made sense. that's a much, kushner helped negotiate a 110 billion dollar weapons deal to saudi arabia. then in o

they went ahead against the unanimous advice of a panel of their own experts and invested with jared kushner. so that is all shady on its own. where it gets really bad is where you look back on things kushner did while inside the white house, things that saudi arabia and mbs in particular seemed to really, really appreciate. very early on in trump's administration in march of 2017, kushner arranged a white house visit for mbs that treated the crown prince as if he was a head of state well before he actually was. it was a significant breach of diplomatic protocol and an even bigger deal given the internal struggle about who would be saudi arabia's next leader. and trump made the unprecedented decision to make saudi arabia the site of his first trip as a foreign president. the egyptian president and the saudi king and donald trump all weirdly touching that strange, glowing orb? in his memoir kushner claims that trip was his idea and that he had to fight secretary of state rex tillerson over it, which makes sense. that same month kushner helped negotiate a $110 million weapons sale to s

the people that think jared kershner got $2 billion from the 70's, jared kershner isn't internationalr. he has over 20 employees. he is an international investor before he met ivanka. host: back to the inquiry, you said it needed looking into. the republicans produce what they call evidence of wrongdoing so why not base something off of that? caller: they've got plenty of evidence, way more than pelosi ever had on trump. they just want more evidence. host: if they had plenty of evidence, why not just impeach him? caller: i'm not opposed to that. but the man in jail today, biden. i'm not opposed to anything. this is step one. unfortunately, we have to go through these steps to get the republicans on board, to understand what's going on. hopefully, the senate, there will be enough evidence where the senate cannot say we can't impeach him. host: caroline in north carolina on her opposed line. caller: i am opposed to this because so far, the republicans only have accusations. they are not evidence. if they has much evidence as they claim they have, they could take him today. they are tryi

but jared kushner refuses to comply. he is not answering and the if the democrats request, and chairman comer has said he agrees with us that kushner crossed the line, crossed a line of ethics. and if that's true, then he should go ahead and render a subpoena so kushner will comply with our requests, so we can get to the bottom of this massive conflict of interest, likely foreign emoluments clause violation, and crime against the public interest. our foreign policy has been, you know, irrevocably damaged by what jared kushner did with saudi arabia. and the other gulf monarchies. we want to get to the bottom of it. our foreign policy has been, you know, irrevocably damaged by what jared kushner did with saudi arabia. and the other gulf monarchies. we want to get to the bottom of it. >> congressman jamie raskin, always a pleasure to see you. it's great to see you doing well, sir. thank you so much for coming back on the program, and we hope to see you again soon. >> thanks for having me. >> always a pleasure. coming up, ne

and saudi arabia that was inflated at the direction of jared kushner. the mere months after he exits the white house, what happens? the crown prince of saudi arabia overrules his own investment advisors and sends $2 billion to kushner's companies' bank account. in the exact words of republican chris christie. who i'll quote, the grip from this family is breathtaking. mr. garcia: jared and identify advantaga -- ivanka walk out of the white house and months later get $2 billion from the saudis. some have said the kushner family has engaged in business dealings that may have crossed the ethical line and i agree. yet they rerefuse to act. is this the same party that's obsessed with president biden's family? and the american people deserve answers and i urge my colleagues across the aisle to answer all our calls and subpoena jared kushner's company once and for all. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, yest

jared genser. thank you. >> what an extraordinary interview and extraordinary man who clearly feels that he is part of the family working on this for 7 1/2 years. >> you can hear the emotion and the exhaustion of the small army of people who have been working tirelessly to make it happen. >> what did you find? i found the that phone calls after he was in house arrest, he had a cell phone that he could facetime. >> small phones and the regime allowed them to have the smart phones and make facetime calls afterwards to the families and jared as we know. and siamak in the actual statement did call out and thank what he called superstar lawyer jared, because he has stuck with this for years and he has been unpopular for rattling cages, and his motivation for his own client probably helped the others as well, because he would not let it go. so, i think that it is an amazing time how so many people got together to make sure that the people would not be forgotten, because face it, it was not that easy to d

. >> and jared leto. jared leto is amazing. >> jimmy: i didn't even know it was him.ie. oh, he was in the movie, yeah. >> but it's so great doing scenes with jared. jared, we're both maniacs to a certain extent. and i think like, you know, in some sort of way, i think if -- unless you're really in tune with yourself as an artist and respect the person that you're working with, all that hair and makeup that we were both in might feel really hard to connect on a real and human level. but i just never met jared on set. i was always with paolo and he was always with patrizia. you know, the father, son in "house of gucci," that was completely ad libbed in that scene. that was completely spontaneous. it wasn't in the script. >> jimmy: wow, that's fun. when you have moments like that and you go oh, that's just great. an then it makes it into the film. >> yeah, i used to it do in my trailer as a prayer before i went to do my scenes. so after the team got me all ready and i studied, i would before i would go on set, i'd go father, son and house of gucci. and then we were shoot

jared hill has more from morehead city in north carolina. jared, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. whether it was good fortune or good preparation, this part of north carolina was spared by this storm, but with it off to sea we're getting a clearer picture of the destruction that idalia left behind. >> thank god nobody died. >> reporter: third generation shrimp farmer buddy ellison held back tears as he surveyed the ruins of his family's business in horseshoe beach. >> the actual stuff that was in there, it won't rebuild it, can't rebuild it. >> reporter: floridians are picking up the pieces after idalia unleashed record storm surge causing intense flooding. lost their homes, people lost their businesses, livelihood. we need a little help. >> reporter: idalia tore through three other states. crews in georgia cleared snapped tree limbs from roadways. >> i think we got off real easy? er in south carolina this video shows the moment a tornado flipped the car, the driver an expecting mother escaped without a scratch. >> i feel

jared, who did, is doing just fine. >> remember, jared's essential crime against the constitution came after the trump administration ended. it was, i think, the day after it ended that he created the corporation which he proceeded to endow with two billion dollars from the homicidal crown prince of saudi arabia, and then other sovereign wealth funds from gulf monarchs. so all of this is an ongoing story right now in the biden administration, and of course, the republicans are in control of the house just narrowly by four votes. but even chairman comer has conceded that jared kushner crossed an ethical line. so all we are saying is, look, jared kushner was actually working in the white house. he was in the administration. hunter biden was never in the biden -- >> i get that. i'm just wondering why you didn't do this earlier? i'm just wondering when you were in charge in 21 and 22, why you didn't do more on this front? >> well, you know, i think we've been doing everything we can to try to catch up with what we know. and what we are trying to find out is exactly what did saudi arabia ge

me asking, hey, jared, people don't send $2 billion to people.ve done something for them or promised them something. >> yeah. i will also note, during the hearing, at one four, democratic number said, raise your hand if there's a today -- adjudicated commonality for both hunter biden and donald trump. would you support both of them being held accountable, all the democrats will raise their hand. so, it's a sham. do for the government but how about a republic and? august been, thank you very much. coming up, the second republican debate was chock- full of cringe-worthy comments. >>> i want to see you don't have to. you're welcome. >>>, no favorite is the right word, but let's say, the most memorable moments are straight ahead. stay right there. hi, my name's steve. i lost 138 pounds on golo and i kept it off. golo's changed my life in so many ways. before, i was over 300 pounds. now, i literally have the ability to take a shirt off and go out in the sun where i would have never done that before. try golo. it works. detect this: living with hiv, i

jared hill has more from new york. jared, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, anne marie. this is not something we've seen before. a sitting president hitting the picket line with striking workers. but president biden has been pretty outspoken in his support for the united auto union workers. in a move the white house is calling "historic," president biden will travel to michigan today to stand with striking united auto workers union members. >> after taking a look at the significant increase in salaries for the executives and growth of an industry, they should benefit from it. i always support the uaw. >> reporter: his visit comes a day before former president trump also plans to rally current and former union members in michigan. the former president is skipping the second gop debate to be there. in a social media post, he claimed mr. biden's visit is only happening because of him. >> both parties need to pay more attention to -- do more to support us, and not just at election time. >> reporter: multiple top democrats and some republican lawmakers have also visited the p

we'll report on the situation in a town on the florida to poland, the jared read. welcome to the program. us president joe biden has announced a new 325000000 july package for ukraine. after a meeting with president flooded mister lensky. the package includes ammunition, artillery, and t. tank weapons, and the arrival of the 1st us abrams tanks in ukraine. the announcement comes as democrats and republicans specialized for the budget, republicans want to rethink you a spending and ukraine, while the abide and administration is determined to keep helping to use, and it's fine against roches inpatient. and here's some of what president biden had to say a bit earlier. as we're committed to help you can build a forest capable of ensuring ukraine's long term security capable of deterring future threats against sovereignty, territorial integrity and freedom which are underway now. because that's what this is all about. the future, the future afraid of america can never, will never walk away from that well flooded me. zalinski has been working hard to show up us support,

the jared raid, welcome to the program. us president joe biden has announced $325000000.00 in new military ad for you crime. after amazing with president floating mr. lansky, the package includes, i mean, nation in a defense weapons bought and also said that the 1st abrams tanks will arrive in ukraine next week. the slices transfer of assistance comes as democrats and republicans battle over the budget and future us funding for ukraine's defense. the president follow the minister lensky did not have to wait long before he secured more us funding to repel russia's attacks and ukraine. soon after he set foot in the white house, us president joe biden announced a new military aid package and the delivery next week of the 1st abrams tanks territory. for his absence. ukraine has been pushing hard for the m one a brands since washington promise them. he is in january hungry. i think united states of america, mr. president, for the new defense package for ukraine, where he paul whole package. thank you so much. and it has exactly what our soldiers needs know earlier. so let me just give a to rese

jared, over to you. >> thank you. after a brief comment about this morning's c.t.i. report i'm going to say how biden nomics and trickle-down economics doesn't work. headline c.p.i. rose 0.6. headline inflation has fallen substantially by 60% but we know last month's increase in gas prices puts a strain. and 0.3% in august. over the past c.p.i. is analyzed rate of 2.4% the lowest since march of 2021 and close to prepandemic levels. this is important progress. by emitting gas and food prices it provides a cleaner signal as to where inflation is likely headed. that figure, this compares the contribution of gas and apparel to monthly inflation and pains a picture of the volatility of gas prices and then the apparel contribution is the red line. you get the point about the volatility of gas prices. turning to bidenomics, real g.d.p. supported by strong consumer and labor market and wage gains helping for inflation. showing the extent to which you see inflation coming down and wages beating prices there both for middle-wage workers. this figure includes today's inflation

jared kushner could of got that money trump has stolen from mar-a-lago because that is a lot of money to get, $2 billion per year -- $2 billion. guest: you're mistaken. the vice president at the time was given the authority over ukraine are the president of the united states. the vice president had authority to distribute $1 billion of u.s. aid to ukraine, but did not fire the individual. if you do not fire the individual, i would not give you $1 billion. he did not fire him directly but he calls that prosecutor to be fired. the same prosecutor looking at the company in which his son was on the board of directors. it all ties back to the form we see from the fbi, they came out in 2020, which they held we did not know about it until recently, where a highly thought of internal source for informant for the fbi, had a conversation with the ceo and that ceo said he bribed hunter biden and the president of the united states to do with the vice president did so i believe when you have that, you need to look into that. because if it is true, it is high crimes and misdemeanors. it is rubbery

the jared read. welcome through the program. india has launched it 1st, if it mission to observe the sun hot on the heels of it. successful moon landing less than 2 weeks ago. the light this mission is named a detailed l one. this is a reference to the he's gone. if the song people traveled to the house and most part of it is a little bit from there, it can make constant observations even during an eclipse. the over to studies will help scientists understand solar activities, such as solar winds and flips the journey will last 4 miles. us are always going just low, just and totally are. i spoke with jan jace, who is an assistant professor at the indian institute of asked or physics in bang delivery. now, given india's recent success with the moon landing, and now this launch, i began by asking him to describe his excitement and tell us how he felt this in a big, big moment. i think it was a significant milestone for the legs. the expense was expand the overall designs in the i would dig, cuz i wasn't

the jared read. welcome to the program. india has launched its 1st emission to observe the sun which comes house on the keels of its successful moon landing less than 2 weeks ago. the lightest mason is named aditya l one. it's a reference to the hen. do god of the sun and will travel to the allison, moist pod. if it's a little bit from there, it can make constant observations. and even during an eclipse, you'll but is studies will help scientists understand solar activities, such as solar winds and plays the journey will last around 4 months. that will keep going to an earlier, i think diane jace, who is an assistant professor at the indian institute of astrophysics, given india's recent success with the moving landing. and now this launch, i began by asking him to describe his excitement and tell us how we felt this in a big, big moment. i think it was a significant milestone for the legs. the expense was expand. the overall core designs in the i would dig because i wasn't going to meet all the peop

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we'll be speaking to jared bernstein at the white house.hey want the attention to be on the economy, not on this case. bill, let's talk for a moment about the interesting flood that has happened at the "washington post" and "the new york times." nancy pelosi made remarks about kamala harris. do you see any change coming in terms of whether or not president biden reconsiders a run for the white house? >> well, what i see is that people are publicly saying things that they said before but didn't make it public. that starts with david ignacius. joe scarborough said it on his show that every guest that appeared, every democrat says the same thing. but they say it off air. now it's on air. i think that is partly because the president is showing his age more and more. he looks far weaker, not in command. the health issues are become apparent it's hard to ignore. a lot of democrats fear that might neuter all of the charges against donald trump. a lot of worrying about it, but i don't think joe biden is inclined to listen to them. unless they can h

think it's, it's see the jared raid. welcome to the program. ukraine's military has claim responsibility for and miss silo attack that struck the headquarters of russia's black safely using crimea. footage surfaced online shortly after the attack showing flames and black smoke coming from the naval combines into in the port city of sylvester, palm roches says it's a defense system shot down 5 incoming missiles. one service, many is reported as missing. local officials say a single, tiny, as a cyber attack, also interrupted internet services on the peninsula. russia illegally annexed in crimea in 2014. while it's the latest ukrainian striking crime in race and wakes. so why are we seeing you cry and step out face attacks? well, that's something we asked military on the list, marina mirror and from kings college in london. so they have so many reasons for that. first of all, ukraine doesn't have the same level capabilities as russia does. so what to crane is trying to do is degrade russia's black sea fleet capabilities. an

the jared raid, welcome to the program. ukraine's military has claimed responsibility for a miss all attack that struck the headquarters of roches black, safely seemed crimea. footage surfaced on line shortly after the attack showing flames and black smoke coming from the naval combined sensor in the port city of sylvester pole. russia says it's a defense system, shot down 5 incoming missiles. one service many is reported as missing. local officials say a single tiny cyber attack also interrupted internet services on the peninsula. russia annexed crimea illegally in 2014. as well, d, w is made connelly and keith has moved. now on this story, what we've seen images just in the last half hour or so of the sun going down. now it's restful and the smoke. continuing this fi, seemingly still not out. there's not much in the way of access. the russian with ortiz, he'll spied stressful heavy to shut down the town center. it's so cold and off the locals can't go there. there's been lots of, i mean, cc and most of the day, bruce still strewn as for the casualty numbers. as there's an expectati

jared kushner created the day after the trump administration ended. assuming there were no other evidence, would it be fair to attribute that $2 billion that jared kushner pocketed with the $25 million management fee every year that jared kushner, would it be fair to attribute all of that to donald trump because it's his son-in-law? >> no, not without any evidence showing the president knew it. >> yeah. >> or approved it. >> the principal of american pal people are responsible for their own conduct and not the conduct of their adult children. is that right? >> that's correct. >> chair recognizes the chairman of the house judiciary committee mr. jordan. >> it wasn't just a speech. he leveraged $1 billion of american tax money and did so at a time when our government was supportive of the prosecutor. here is what our government said. assistant secretary of state we have been impressed with the ambitious reform and anti-corruption agenda of your government written to the -- it supports your fight corruption. the interagency policy committee said this on

he -- she was joined by john kirby and jared bernstein.

. >>> let's bring in jared againster, representing the family of siamek namazi. we've watched him board the plane in doha. he called you the moment he stepped on the ground. what were his first words to you? >> he said, jared, i'm free. and you know, it was a long time coming to say the least. it was extraordinary for me to see him. on a massive screen, i'm traveling abroad and in a brig screen in my hotel room and coming down off the plane on cnn and moments later for him to call me and it was incredible moving and it waeb just siamek, but his dad who kaz called back to iran who was trying to reach his son for many, many months was called back with a one-time chance to see his son and then he got taken hostage and spent three years in jail and almost died and trapped in iran for several more years and got out a year ago. so this family has been through something that i think nobody could begin to imagine. >> siamek in 2015 was charged with having relations with a hostile state. the u.n. called his detention arbitrary, the u.s. said he was innocent. you could exp

jared is sitting right next to you.id you make, jared, of the fact that a couple of the candidates actually went after the frontrunner? he is frontrunner by a mile. >> we were talking about this back stage as well. it's all a performance at the end of the day. and it's almost like they are auditioning for a cabinet position more than so than the actual presidential position. it's necessary. if you want to be the president you have to fight against the frontrunner. however i do think it was a smart choice on his regard to not show up. at the end of the day they all just made themselves look inferior on a political sense compared to him. and you know their lack of political suaveyness was on show. >> steve: i would like to see a show of hands. who thought that the debate was chaotic and the candidates were talking over each other too many -- okay. it's unanimous. okay. very good. so let's go around the horn here and talk a little. sergio, we are going to start with you again. you are a republican. who do you think won las

after he left saudi fund made $2 billion investment in jared's fund he was launching and managing.o you think it sends the wrong message even if there wasn't a tit-for-tat i will give you this and you get that? >> we look to opportunities and investment. we have a lot of investment around the globe with other people and connectivity. >> bret: if trump becomes president again, you'll leave the 2 billion with jared kushner? >> it's a commitment that pif. and when pif have investment with investor around the globe keep it. >> bret: would it affect your decisions with a new trump administration with that sitting there? >> >> saudi arabia is so big. i'm quite sure mostly any person around the world directly or indirectly have something to do with saudi arabia. if that can effect president trump decision, if he become the president that means it's going to effect every president in the every president in the world decision. have some sort of interest. >> bret: well, there you go. the other question i wanted to ask you is you are a sports fan. >> yes, definitely. >> where were you when sa

for more, let's bring in jared holz.t to have you with us. >> great to see you, thank you. >> you know, it seems like these drugs, glp-1s, they could be the cure-all for not just, you know, obesity, but for diabetes potentially, entirely, in terms of eliminating the use or need for insulin, in terms of addictions of all sorts, in terms of alzheimer's, in terms of sleep apnea. so, why should we be skeptical when a note says $100 billion eventually? it's the cure-all drug, it seems. >> i mean, maybe we shouldn't be at this point. i think the -- the reason to be skeptical probably comes down to a couple of things. it comes down to, you know, how big of a target these drugs wind up being for payers, the manage care companies and how they kind of navigate the next several years from a demand standpoint and from a pricing standpoint and an access standpoint. that would probably be, you know, maybe the biggest deterrent. and then, the second is just pricing longer term. but if these drugs are really cure-alls like, you know, we

jared, thanks for joining pups good to see you this morning.l -- all of the president and all of his men? what point do you want to make? >> men and women. >> men and women. let's start with jan, a great economist. i know you have jan on frequently. he's a prize-winning forecaster. the reason he gave for the markdown from 20 to 15%, which by the way, 15% is the unconditional probability of a recession in any given time, were three factors, encouraging news on inflation, favorable real income, which of course, is related to encouraging news on inflation, and what they call over at goldman the closing of the job worker gap. meaning, cooling in the labor market, realigning supply and demand. so i think the overall macro message from our space is that bi bidenomics in action is helping to build the economy from the bottom up and the middle out. and the tight labor market better realigned, as jan suggested. the tight labor market is now supporting real-wage gains. that is wages beating prices that feeds into disposable income, consumer spending, and

i want to talk about jared kushner who is right over here, we know jared kushner was donald trump's son in law, given enormous power in the white house. when he joined the white house he was so unfit and unqualified in some any conflicts of interest he couldn't even get a security clearance. 's father-in-law donald trump had to intervene overriding national security officials. we also know that just months after jared left the white house the saudi royal family gave him $2 billion into the kushner hedge fund. right now jared is pocketing additional $25 million a year in fees. this is a man who was put at the head of middle east policy in the white house, we know he personally intervened to give the saudi's a $110 billion arms deal that was opposed by folks all across the government. he supported the saudis with their brutal war in yemen even after they murdered jamal khashoggi, a journalist and american resident. the saudi crown prince told others that kushner was in his pocket. the secretary of state complained this was an appropriate. jerry delivered for the saudis over and over again

imagine if this is jared kushner . >> mr. smith spoke about $20 million for hunter biden, that he received, put in the names of different family members. i think the washington post debunked that this weekend, saying it was $8 million or $9 million, but let's say it was $20 million, 1% of the $2 billion that was brought back by jared kushner from saudi arabia to accompany jared kushner created a day after the donald trump administration ended. if there were no other evidence, would it be fair to attribute that to million dollars that jared kushner pocketed with the $25 million management fee every year, would it be fair to attribute all of that to donald trump because it is his son-in-law? >> not without any evidence. >> because the principle of american law is people are responsible for their own conduct and not the conduct of their adult children, is that right? >> that is correct. >> i yield back. >> the chair recognizes mr. jordan from ohio. >> mr. gerhardt, it was in a speech, he leveraged $1 billion of american tax mone