[applause] l@>> thank you, jared. thank you very much, jared.ways has the smallthe tragedy in bal, i think that is even more applicable. we are all grateful that jared d his team has brought to bear on this issue. what i would like to do is i'm going toutckly. then we will turn to our audience. this is all on the record. >> al go an extra five minutes. >> you can go an extra five? great. what we will do is take two pairs of two questions. thk first up, picking up on whee you ended up, there was a great deal of debate and concern in 2021-2022, including from predecessors of yours, cea chairs in previous democratic administrations, aboutpolicy pog the economy. you have been very clear about where your analysis takes you and in your analysis, it isi wat on the allocation of variants in the last couple years, but more in terms of the applicability as it goes forward, that partly, as you and the town hall have argued, what was a unique or at least unusual supply factors, truman -- driven by the pandemic, energy response. does this experience feelrele

and jared kushner because reaction is, oh well, you know, it's a real shame. we can put some condos here if that's my initial reaction, but if you put that aside, i think what the takeaway here is that what we see is a preview to what a trump administration, israel policy would really look like. jared kushner said, the quiet part out loud that he thinks we should move the people out and clean it up. okay. >> and >> if that's not exactly a call for forced displacement of 2 billion palestinians and ethnic cleansing it does, but it's pretty close. it's kind of getting there and that is really troubling prospect for an american administration. but it also could be sort of a dog a whistle to some parts of the israeli establishment actually favor of that plan >> yeah. >> is the part that stood out to me as well where he talked about moving the people out as were his exact words there. and i think what's the important context here is donald trump is someone who often speaks his mind. one thing we have not heard a lot from him about in recent months since it's october

the antisemite trump or jared kushner? >> i will go with jared kushner.and building settlements there for israelis. there was a conference in israel where cabinet ministers went and they looked at a settlement building so i'm more concerned about what kushner is saying. it is telling you where the israeli government is and that is deeply concerning. >> and there is a part in that clip we didn't know where he says there is not much left of gaza acknowledging that gaza has been completely leveled. that the people there will not be there any longer so it is an opportunity to be seized by the israeli government. danielle, who are you going with? kush or trump? >> i have to go with my all time favorite donald trump. every time a person that is not from any marginalized group whatsoever has the audacity to tell people how they should be ashamed of themselves, if they vote for democrats, and israel, donald trump is a gold antisemite that covers himself with a few jewish folks that are able to stand with him. but, the things that he says are so disgusting and for

i want to thank brian and jared for leading.with that i call up representative ed case from hawaii. mr. case: good morning. a recent national poll reconfirmed what we all know, and that is that the approval of congress among the ame people is at a low point that has not been seen for at least a decade. and when you look at the of that assessment of congress, it is not the dysfunction, it is not the yelling and screaming it is not the constant division, it is a lack of leadership on the compelling urgent issues of the day. that's what the american people want. they wantd. and leadership in today's congress and this world does take compromise, does take does take a commitment to producing a product that is going to work. we know within our country, ou colleagues out there believe that our federal government is not leading. we certainly know at this point that our world questions our leadership on compelling issues of our day. when we look at what those issues are, certainly ukraine israel taiwan, and china, and retaining and regai

jared is homeless. yes. but more by choice, he says, than necessity. >> i do not want people to feel sorry for me. i love my life. i like what i'm doing. i mean -- why -- why would i have it any other way? i was able to chase my dream. >> reporter: that dream is to be able to focus on his art and almost nothing else. jared says at one point, sure, he thought about making money with his war hammer suit but things changed over time. longer he stood out on the roadway the more smiles he brought to people driving or even stopping by. >> thank you, man. appreciate that. god bless. be safe rmpt. >> reporter: the more he realized that was payment enough implgt want to get a couple honks, smiles and cheers or whatever. good job, man. but after a while it became more about, like -- you guys might need this. >> hey, man. you're awesome. >> god bless. that's what it's become. that's amazing. i just wanted to be a positive force. >> positive indeed. garvin thomas reporting for us. >>> at 7:28, much more ahead for you at

jared kushner was doing good workord. paper shouldappreciative gentlemen for w yielding. >> a chair now recognizes big. >> mr. chairman question rick i have a motion i would move purs rule 11 they committee issue a subpoena to jared kushner to compel testimony related to $2 billion d arabia after his service in the white house. >> second period. >> is a motion and second for what purpose does he seek recognition? >> withmove the table to motion. the motion to table is not debatable. as many as are in favor of tabling signify. although supposed signify the si >> snow but the opinion of the chair have it the motion to table as agreed to the committee on our resume consideration of this hearing. the chair recognizes ms. lee. >> think it mr. chairman think it's fair to set this points on this committee are relying on mr. bobulinkski as their star witness. delete fact witness they have brought in in person before this committee. would all expect mr. bobulinkski would have extensive insidean r knowledge of the involvement they

jared, we are very lucky to have your leadership big hand for jared. and finally, i just want to say how honored i am to take over as chairman in the coming year. serving on this committee has given me unique insight into the work of managing an aggressive press corps and balancing their needs with the concerns of those who work to keep the capitol safe. and this is important in the coming year or organization will work tirelessly to advocate for increased press access on capitol hill. in every room, the people's business is being conduct did so should the eyes and ears of the american public. that is us. and that includes in the year of our lord 2024, pushing for electronic devices inside the chamber of the united states senate. we should have mentioned that to chuck schumer while he was here. we forgot. all right. and if you could all please give give your attention now it. i am pleased to introduce tonight's who requires no introduction introduction. all right. thank you. i didn't want to come back here. this is not how stand up works. you don't bom

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i'm jared raid. welcome to the program. authorities in the us state of texas have been given the go ahead to arrest people suspected of a legally entering the country. the supreme court decision allowing the state to enforce its own controversial immigration law comes as republicans, blame the body and administration for not taking action on the issue. it takes us golf and this is a quote invasion just happening at the us border. the white house argues that policing immigration should remain in massive full federal authorities with opponents of the texas legislation, warning of rights violations, and racial profiling w. washington report affair. and scowl has been following developments in the story for us earlier. he told me why the supreme court decision is so significant us today supreme court ruling while it is important to stress that it is still temporary, is definitely significant as it shifts power to shape immigration law in the us from the federal to the state level. and that head of an ele

was jared given the money in exchange for something else? or did someone with no experience have a lucky payday? these are questions we should have answers to. the oversight committee should look into. >> we can add another question. what was the role that jared kushner played the cover up of the. >> yield. >> so, i want to know. if hunter biden accepted $2 billion from the saudi government i am sure we would be looking into that today. and mr. chairman, i believe we can agree that there should not be undue influence in the white house, i believe we should be able to agree we should look into these questions about mr. kushner and mr. chairman you were on cnn and said quote, i have been a vocal -- i have been very vocal what kushner did crossed the line of ethics then in our deposition of hunter biden, the other day, discusses mr. kushner you said i quote from the deposition, when we deal with influence peddling we will ask about jared kushner. so, i would love to hear from you, can we fulfill our responsibility for an oversight committee and

the i'm jared raid, welcome to the show it off to days, have been pounded by ukrainian shilling authorities into roches built around the border region. say thousands of children not to be moved to safety. must i expand the major evacuation plan? the regents capital city states jost 40 kilometers from the ukranian buddha. the area has come under increasing attack in recent months with roches president vladimir persian bowing to protect civilians from the long range ukrainian strikes and cross border rights. this kindergarten in belgrade is one of many buildings damaged and showing. as the kindergarten principal witnessed the blast firsthand, it was loud, the glass was ringing. all the doors were shaking after the last and the loudest bang. we understood that it was somewhere nearby. we didn't even suspect that it was at our place. we thought it was close, but not at our place. then when everything come down, we saw the aftermath. no children were injured. but in another part of belgrade, a man was killed when shrapnel from the showing hid his car rushes military since the attack is aimed at

. >> tonight, abc seven news reporter jared stone has the strong reaction from drivers and pedestrians. >> this camera is already up along san francisco's embarcadero, but if you're a driver in the city, you'll want to be aware of 33 new cameras that will be going up scattered across san francisco's 49mi■!s. they're called speed safety cameras that will automatically ticket you for speeding. >> i'm totally down for the speed cameras. i think the drivers are a little psycho on this street. >> he's referring to an area on bay street near van ness avenue it's one of the proposed spots for a new speed camera. >> i think the drivers in the city in general just feel like they've kind of owned the place and have gotten a little too uh- a little too over their skis when it comes to following the rules, you know, people gunning it from one block to the other, they still hit a light and they slow down. >> but i mean, there's really no reason to be going that fast in the city. >> yes, it seems that a lot of pedestrians we spoke with love. the plan. >> some people go way too fast and it just leads

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before they poison your food, go have a seat next to jared. and rtca chair, jared halpert, of fox news radio. vice chair ryan nobles of nbc news. we are doing this live. we change it up a little bit. bad producing. who else do we have? paul brown of c-span. ben siegel of abc, who came back for another session. claudia of npr. nathaniel scripps, everyone knows nate. also joining us on the dais this evening as radio tv gallery director mike master. house radio tv gallery director olga ramirez. senate majority leader chuck schumer, press secretary gracie king her. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell's broadcast media adviser kaylee grab him. and house leader director of communications kristi stevenson. is that everybody? did i forget anybody? i would like to thank our sponsors for this evening, scripps news, helping us keep the bars open later tonight. ridge wells, for bringing you the elevated menu without a higher cost, thank you very much, bridwell's, for all your work. and vsi aerial for that amazing and illegal drone footage from inside d

also his son-in-law, former advisor jared kushner, i want to turn to what jared kushner just said.d kushner is talking about weighing in on israel's war on gaza same palestinians should be moved out of rafah which he says contains valuable waterfront property. your responses to what many are saying is the front runner in the presidential race right now, donald trump, and his son-in-law, who was one of his top advisers? >> amy, here we go donald trump again. donald trump thinks you cannot beat pro-american without being pro donald trump. he equates the two. it is my it is heresy if you don't believe and say you want donald trump leading our country. in the same way he thinks if you don't support all the policies of netanyahu, smotrich, and ben-gvir, you are opposed to israel. the reality is, you can be very pro-american without supporting trump policies. i would argue it is a duty of hours as americans to make sure we defeat trump's heinous policies here at home. similarly, you can be pro-israel and the people of israel and understand the trauma of the atrocious october 7 attacks wi

do we have the sound of jared moskowitz know santa jared moskowitz, we spoke to him about half an hour ago and he told us congress is just an awful place at this point. doug, you are a man of the house. so well, how do you feel when you hear people talk like that >> 11:59 p.m. on december 31st of 2012, i was walking out of the capitol building leaving work. i heard fireworks going off because it was new year's and i said to myself, i hate this place and that's a terrible attitude to have. and the reality is more and more members of congress have it and it's because political shenanigans aside, we saw a lot of them last week certainly congress has become a very bad workplace, house, house of representatives, members, their employees as well, right? we think of them as exalted members of congress. that's their workplace they're miserable in their workplace. republicans and democrats. it's a big thing that congress needs to fix. it's very hard to do so because our political incentive structure means certain people get a lot more attention than others. we see a lot of marjorie taylor green

democrat jared moscow is pressed. republican jim jordan about that timeline during the hearing today, take collision to that exchange >> why aren't you guys calling for the vote and your committee when when is it going to happen? >> this is a >> constitution, put a time limit on oversight. i don't think i did. i didn't read that the code that what you're admitting is you haven't yet proven that he's committed a high crime and misdemeanor. you haven't proven it yet, otherwise, you would call for it. i assume and aside from testy moments like that, there were also no shortage of the attacks today. jared moscowitz, for example, showed up in a vladimir putin mask, a reference to the fact that democrats think republicans are doing russia's bidding by pursuing this impeachment inquiry. republicans saved an empty seat for hunter biden, who was a no-show and democrat eric swallow at one point put up a poster board and said time of death for the peach may inquiry. so a lot of drama, a lot of fireworks, but not a whole lot of r

and just moments ago, a democrat on the committee, jared moscowitz of florida, showed up wearing a putin mask. so just giving you a flavor of how democrats are planning to handle today's hearing. meanwhile, we should also mentioned that democrats are selecting lev parnas as their witness. he is a former rudy giuliani associate, someone who is tasked at one point was digging up dirt on the biden family, but has since called those claims nonsense. so just a really not ideal situation for house oversight chair jim comer, who is leading this hearing thank today and facing many questions about where his impeachment inquiry goes from here >> yeah, i'm melanie, i mean, one of the questions i assume we're gonna hear from democrats is where is the evidence that house republicans are bringing forward to try to impeach the president. do we have any sign of that? >> yeah. well, they have not been able to prove that in any of the hearings or in any of their closed-door testimony that they've had so far. so that is the very high bar, but they are still trying to achieve and because they have not been

i am not a jared kushner. kushner's firm received after he left the white house in 2021. when jared kushner flies to saudi arabia, picks up two billion dollars, comes back and puts it in his pocket, okay. and trump is running for president of the united states. you guys have any problem with that? hunter biden also testified, he never crossed the bright lines of asking his father to help his business partners and was always sensitive at keeping his father at arms length. one thing that we, that i was fully aware of my entire life is, my dad was an official of the united states government, he said. there were very bright lines that i abided to, that i was very, very, cognizant of. i made certain that i never engaged with my father in asking him to do anything on my behalf, or on behalf of any client of mine. joining us now a democratic member of the house oversight committee, congressman dan goldman of new york. so, what did they find? what happened here? i hear there was even chuckling at time at the stupidity

quoting jared. is safe for me to assume he does not directly quote the president in a way that directly contradicts defense. jared rushed back to the desk and drafted a statement and called the white house operator to talk to the president, jared saving the president again. robert brian proved he is no steve hadley. and what jared proves in his own book is that is another abuse of the prepublication review process. answer may have been others. i take you through the story because how it actually happened is how it will happen again. over and over again. two people that joined the department of justice to work for donald trump. and why the burden on them to resign at some point will be intense and, the pressure on the career attorneys will be equally intense. this is what i retribution president will look like. thank you very much. >> thank you for that, john. i don't want to be trump like and make it about myself but we have two connections. one, when john was at il law school was a guy i ultimately

his name is jared lk smith. he was a fantastic speaker. some people in his time said he was the best orator this country may be had ever produced. jared lk smith, he was a fascist. he called himself a christian nationalist. he said we needed a christian nationalist take over to "seize the government of the united states." he attacked fdr, he attacked president roosevelt for supposedly being too old and too infirm to stay in the job. jared lk smith said about fdr, "we are going to drive that cripple out of the white house." jared lk smith ran for president on the america first party ticket. like william dudley pelley, he got less than 2000 votes. go back to that for some again, okay, let's do the upper left. you might recognize him, maybe. his name is charles carlin. he was a right-wing radio phenomenon, maybe the most influential and whitest reaching american media figure ever in the history of american television and radio. he was a fascist. he was in love with the franco dictatorship in spain. he invited mussolini to submit articles to h

now jared is pushing new deals in albania anderbia adingg his white house service.and i'll say it again, it's time for investigations. this kind of influence peddling harms our national security. instead of wasting time on a shamst president biden, we should be focused on stopping the real corruption that's been committed by the trump family. the american people deserve better. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rulee in recess u has changed. today, a fast reliable

jared haase out as stanford's head coach after eight seasons.ce taking over in 2016, the cardinal has made the postseason just once, an nit appearance in 2018. >>> and there's the old story of the coach at the banquet after a stellar season, and he says to the fans, will you love me if we go 12 and 17 next year? that guy in the back yells yeah, we'll love you coach. and we'll miss you too. that's the business >> i was going to say, this whole sports segment as had a theme. cut throat business deals. >> that's the way it is. >> it is. >>> a driver accused of using his job as a wrong way weapon aimed right at chp. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ >>> we have some dramatic video of a wrong way driver barreling d

jared great to have you >> it's a great pleasure to be here with you on this exciting day. >> it is a big day and i know the president is he needs to appeal to a lot of people. he needs to appeal to young voters for sure who helped him win and in 2020, especially as they're taking issue with his handling of us support for israel's war in gaza. i know he'll address that, but on the economy, this is such an issue of concern for them. what vision of the future is biden going to sell specifically for them tonight >> one of the great opportunities in state of the union is to speak directly to tens of millions of the american people. younger people included. but of course, much broader than that about the historic progress we've made on the economy. the fact that when he got here, the economy was in a very tough place a vaccination program didn't even really exist. in a matter of months, were shots in arms and checks in pockets. he started getting this economy back to full employment where it's been ever since the unemployment rate below 4% for two years, 15 million jobs since it's prejudic

jared yes. yeah. governor carney yeah, i just have a quick i'm not sure i heard it to a limited extent, i think. but are there other states i know maryland has an inclusionary zoning requirement in montgomery county. i'm just wondering if any of other governors, other states have inclusionary zoning. so in a kind of high income community with big houses, a requirement that a portion of of the development include affordable units just wonder if anybody has something in colorado, as an example, we allow our municipalities and counties to require up to 20% homes are capital affordable at their discretion, they can do 0%, 10%, but up to 20%. governor moore yeah, thank you so much. and and first, i just want to say thank you to so many of you for for for answering my calls when i called, asking about this exact issue, because this has been a core priority for us and also folks in the arnold ventures who've been doing a lot of great work on together, deal with the issue of child poverty. so so thank you. an

they don't really get along so well and melania has very little love for jared and ivanka. in fact, haiti rodgers, who just wrote a book about the first lady's from the new york times she in her book, she says that melania called the wonka the princess, and that's how she was referred in the east wing and she just doesn't want them around right now. so if there was ever a way to keep them out of the campaign as jared starts texting and offering and bust ice bring in kellyanne course kellyanne has her fox news gig. she's pulling hard to say if melania can make this one happen, but i can see you you're ending up back into the campaign and official way or at least in the white house as well >> so milan is going to actively try to keep ivanka and jared out of another white house? >> probably, yes. i mean, there was you should read katie's book. it's really great. i just had her on my podcast and she was saying that there was a threat that ivanka was sniffing out the east wing as possible office space when she was living in manhattan during the first year. and it made milan, you

dollars or something and so there there's those connections there as well let's remember that that um jarekushna was the unofficial point man wasn't officially on staff at the white house but he had an unofficial role under president trump where he was in charge of the abraham accords so which of course is the normalization process between the saudis the uahrain and the zionist entity itself so there's a kind of fan final relationship as well there, so the relationship between kuschner and the saudis in financial deals, the relationship with the various israeli deals including one we're talking about, this is an indication of the way in which the the trump family is fundamentally embroiled in structural conflicts of interest with the whole question of israel, so it's not just a question of what they might think about israel, of course the fanatical zists, but also that they are deeply deeply involved in financial deep wheling and and probably irregularities in relation to the whole normalization agenda. what do you think this says then about us democracy then? the the you know the the the

think jared kushner and would show up first of all, i don't think so. and also, he's already testified. >> i >> mean, he's already testified what's the purpose of having him testify again, if it's not for show we'll see what happens on that front. lots going on. elie, let's talk about the other breaking news we're following the judge in the georgia election case, throwing out some, not all, but some of the charges against donald trump and his co-defendants. how significant is this? >> it's bad for the prosecution, but not fatal. and any prosecutor bringing a case look, it's frustrating getting to have charges thrown out that you spent months working on putting before a grand jury, and so on. there's a couple things. number one, the judge all but invites the prosecutors to refile these charges. they have what, a six month period in which they can refile the charges and the issue here is that the indictments weren't sufficiently specific as to some of the counts. right. and you can correct that it's not like the judge found that there was no possible set

jared haase out as stanford's head coach after eight seasons.n 2016, the cardinal has made the postseason just once, an nit appearance in 2018. >>> and there's the old story of the coach at the banquet after a stellar season, and he says to the fans, will you love me if we go 12 and 17 next year? that guy in the back yells yeah, we'll love you coach. and we'll miss you too. that's the business >> i was going to say, this whole sports segment as had a theme. cut throat business deals. >> that's the way it is. >> it is. >>> a driver accused of using his job as a wrong way weapon aimed right at chp. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. >>> we have some dramatic video of a wrong way driver barreling down the sh

meanwhile trump's son-in-law jared kushner is making fast friends spending time with the autocratic deto ruler of saudi arabia. when kushner leaves the white house saudi arabia dumps $2 million into kushner's brand new investment fund. and now "the new york times" reports that ric grenell and his serbian friends and jared kushner and his saudi billions are teaming up to finally realize donald trump's dream of that luxury hotel development in belegrad along with other big real estate projects in the balkans. according to the draft outline obtained by "the new york times," the serbian government could turn over the land and the entire development to kushner free of charge. which i happen to think is a very nice thing for a foreign government to do for the trump family. as donald trump locks up the presidential nomination while facing hundreds of millions of dollars in legal judgments against him. joining us now is "the new york times" investigative reporter eric litman who's been covering these deals. good to have you with us. i tried not to have that drip with too much sarcasm, buzz it'

tricked into supporting zionism, and of course the united states ruling class who seeks to make, as jared krishner said, a port could, lead to lot of revenue for the united states capitalist class, the the people of the united states are directly at odds with their own ruling class, so why would they support some things, why would they support israel, when they know that israel is committing this genocide, is in bed with the ruling class that's..." oppresses them day in and day out, there's no reason to support this, and the longer that the united states digs its heels into this genocide, the more contradictions arise between the population of the united states and the government of the united states, which clearly shows that it, it does not have the interest of the people at hand, it does not have the interest of peace and security at hand, rather it has the interest of few select billionaire elite that want to expand their operations across west asia and into asia. for their own personal gain, right? turning to the humanity and aids situation in gaza, kim, uh, some people have been crus

tricked into supporting zionism, and of course the united states ruling class who seeks to make, as jared krissner said, a port could, lead to lot of revenue for the united states capitalist class, the the people of the united states are directly at odds with their own ruling class, so why? they support some things, why would they support israel when they know that israel is committing this genocide, is in bed with the ruling class that's oppresses them day in and day out, there's no reason to support this, and the longer... that the united states digs its heels into this genocide, the more contradictions arise between the population of the united states and the government of the united states, which clearly shows that it does, it does not have the interest of the people at hand, it does not have the interest of peace and security at hand, rather it has the interest of few select billionaire elite that want to expand their operations across west asia and into asia uh for their own personal gain, right? turning to the humanity and... situation in gaza kim, some people have been crushed to

his name is jared clark. the armor he wears are based on a game called war hammer 40k.em out of pieces of foam and five-gallon buckets from dump sites. jared is also homeless and for the past few years he has been living under the bridge with he displays his creations. jared said he thought about making money off his art, but realized the smiles, waves, and honks he gets is payment enough. >> god bless that's what it's become. it's amazing. i just wanted to be a positive force. >> you can experience the whole story at nbcbayarea.com, as well as hundreds of other stories of people being good to each other in the bay area. >> i've seen him many, many times. he's always out there. >> if you have some talent, do it and then sit on the side of the street and let everyone see. >> don't forget, we stream 24/7. you can watch us whenever you would like on roku or other streaming platforms. >>> we're having reluctance about vaccination and all of that is adding up to these measles cases we're seeing. >> right now at 6:00, a warning from east bay health leaders, people visiting on

jared shaw is a midcap bank analyst at barclays.just initiated with a positive view and welcome. it's a bigger story than just the stocks that you cover. new york community bank shook a lot of people up and we thought the worst was behind us a year ago and now we have this, again, but is nycb an nycb-specific issue? >> yeah. thanks for having me on, broad brian. good afternoon. i do think there are unique aspe aspects to the nycb story. they grew very rapidly over the last year and a half partly from another acquisition and they changed the regulator with the sec any with that comes different requirements and maybe a different way of looking at things. part of what you're seeing with nycb are growing pains as they've grown into this bigger size, but it's really not reflective of the broader market. you've brought up the one-year anniversary and you saw the strain that liquidity crisis put on a handful of banks last year and when you look at the group overall the banks have been resilient over the last year. they've continued to grow

i am not jared kushner.publicans for not investigating the money kushner's firm received after he left the white house in 2021. when jared kushner flies to saudi arabia, picks up $2 billion, comes back and puts it in his pocket, okay, and trump is running for president in the united states, you guys have any problem with that? hunter biden also testified he never crossed very bright lines of asking his father to help his business partners and was always sensitive at keeping his father at arm's length. one thing that we, that i was fully aware of my entire life was my dad was an official of the united states government, he said. and there were very bright lines that i abided to and i was very, very cognisant of, and made certain i never engaged with my father in asking him to do anything on my behalf or on behalf of any client of mine. joining us now, democratic member of the house oversight committee goldman dan goldman of new york. so what did they find? i mean, what happened here? i hear there was even chu

lion's heart that they say is the quality of our hearts, wherever there is a test , it is the same jared at our feet. the land of the heart that has no length and width, our story is love, love, love , there is no mercy. higher than any dream, today, wherever you are, tomorrow is higher , this house is in your hand. we are people and we are and we will be . you can't carry a burden, you don't have a chance to fly. open three times. talon al-rayat will be extended, god willing, in your last hour, i invite people to participate in the speech , the path you are making is beautiful. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings, courtesy and respect, to serve you dear viewers, well , i am reading the latest results of the counting of votes in the electoral district of tehran, out of 5,000 branches in tehran, in fact, 3051 branches have been counted up to this moment, in the order of mr. seyed mahmoud naboyan seyed mr. hamid rasaei mr. amir hossein thabiti monfared mr. mohammad baghribaf mr. reza taqipour anuri mr. ruhollah izad mr. mr. manouchehr metaki mr.

but jared kushner walked away from saudi arabia with $2 billion. he's buying land in eastern european countries and building -- i mean, there's just i think a slight chance he has access to the money. >> well, that is everyone's national security concern, is that there will be somebody just hypothetically like an elon musk here in the united states or sort of maybe equally or more scary way somebody like an n.b.s. or a russian oligarch who will think this is a very good investment because if he becomes president, there will be 464 million reasons why donald trump will favor that person in terms of his policies. so i agree with you, i think that his, you know, best strategy, his best exit strategy so there isn't the seizure of assets and also the disclosure of just how fragile his empire is, to keep that all under wraps, his best strategy is to find that third party even if it is a foreigner who will lend him the money. >> okay. we need to continue this conversation because i want to understand more about how that's possible. also, trump adviser pet

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