i'm here with jarrod. jarrod, how are you feeling at this point?i feel pretty good. >> do you think she's going to sign the contract or not sign the contract? >> i have no idea. >> even if you do, it's still 130 grand. you still have $1.6 million up there. that beeping sound, that means the contract has arrived. there it is. it's done. fate is sealed. so we got to find out how this story ends, but before we do this is the nasty piece of business. the four red balls are going to play from exactly the same places you played the green ones. the first one you selected was four. >> you better get in the one. >> one. >> $1.6 million. a lot of money involved. >> you are going to one. one. one. >> drop it. >> $1, $1, $1. >> bounce left. >> no, no, no, no. you get away. oh, man! no! >> i know that sucks, but that could have been worse. you still have $1,150,111. that is a tremendous amount of money. next number you selected was six. i know. i know. i know. >> do not take my money. >> drop it. >> go left. go left. go left. go left. go left. go left. no, go l

will be pivotal. >> if you are mitch mcconnell, just call jarrod. why fight with the middleman. >> we have seen that donald trump has a habit of bringing ivanka or jarrod kushner to meetings in the sense they provide assistance to him and understanding in what is going on in interviewing the late wayne barrett or tony schwartz who worked closely with him. he has no attention span and doesn't like to read or study. he likes to have somebody around that he can interpret what he heard and make a decision and then he decides if it is sound and looks good. that's frightening in a president. he doesn't seem to have a formed set of ideas about anything. he just has his daughter and son-in-law and he figures they know how to make it look good. >> let's listen to what wayne barrett said about what we are just talking about, the kids and their relationship to all a ll f this. >> he's so disconnected from human emotion, other than anger, he's so disconnected from human any form, including the children. i mean, you know, the art of the deal. he mentioned them o

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i'm particular ly happy to record jarrod flores will work very closely with steven massey on all things related to e-filing conversion process and jarrod brings a lot of experience having hands-on, hand-held guidance on our campaign finance and other systems over the past ten years he has been with the commission. so we're very excited he will be there to really help from the user perspective and moving into that role very soon, on the 30th. we're going to transition him away from pulling the questions, but pull him in for the up coming filing deadline by the end of the month. it's a critical function to be served to help our electronical filing process get underway and you will hear more about that next month as well, but it was very good news. i'm very hopeful we'll additional news on another position for your commission meeting next month. there is -- i was asking -- i did an analysis for our positions and on average, looking at the positions that we have both exempt and non-exempt, if you look at the position -- the process from posting a position to filling a position, the exempt p

his main rival in this contest is jarrod coyne who was a moderate himself and will be sold off, you knowquite so pro— jeremy corbyn. he has to choose a different tack, i think, in order to show up the support he needs. people looking at the front page of the daily mail tomorrow morning and thinking of how much they spent over christmas. goodness. well, the mail has a long—standing campaign against this foreign aid budget that the uk has. we will one of the few countries that spent directly on foreign aid. they think it is a terrible use of resources and especially the time austerity. this is the latest instalment of their forceful and angry campaign. they say that people in pakistan are being issued with cash cards so they can get foreign aid money directly rather than as food or whatever. a terrible scandal that shows why we should stop spending so much money. willis talking earlier about how there is very little context given. who are these people? and what basis are they being given this money? and without that information it is impossible to make any sort of decision about whether or

i'm particular ly happy to record jarrod flores will work very closely with steven massey on all things related to e-filing conversion process and jarrod brings a lot of experience having hands-on, hand-held guidance on our campaign finance and other systems over the past ten years he has been with the commission. so we're very excited he will be there to really help from the user perspective and moving into that role very soon, on the 30th. we're going to transition him away from pulling the questions, but pull him in for the up coming filing deadline by the end of the month. it's a critical function to be served to help our electronical filing process get underway and you will hear more about that next month as well, but it was very good news. i'm very hopeful we'll additional news on another position for your commission meeting next month. there is -- i was asking -- i did an analysis for our positions and on average, looking at the positions that we have both exempt and non-exempt, if you look at the position -- the process from posting a position to filling a position, the exempt p

his son-in-law jarrod will serve as one of his senior advisers the pick of you have haven't today's husband is raising a number of questions about whether trump can make the appointment under federal law to get kushner who's a real estate executive into the white house. the trump campaign turning to federal court ruling. in 1993 that's when two judges found that anti inner loop tow pitch laws were not intended to apply to staff positions at the white house. >>> indoor smoking bans have been around for awhile now, right? are they really helping our children? specifically children with asthma. but researchers just found. here's hank. it's hank i'm in northeast philadelphia where someone has thrown a bunch of rocks her ♪ >>> philadelphia fishtown neighborhood new feature kind of a mini grand canyon of sorts. and for the second day running philadelphia water department crews have been working on the 2300 block of east boston street after a sink hole quite a sink hole swallowed two cars on the block yesterday morning. 17 residence still do not have water. half dozen have no gas. sewer break led

donald trump is planning to appoint his son—in—law jarrod kushner as a senior adviser at the white house said turkey's democracy is under threat. translation: will it bring freedoms, strengthen democracy, or will it bring in an authoritarian regime? here's meryl streep accepting a lifetime achievement award at the golden globes. she was pretty rude about donald trump. donald trump return the favour on twitter. we will get into that and quickly look at the golden globes as well. fifa has named ronaldo

his sons and daughters during the campaign and daughters during the campaign and most importantly, jarrodhe is now coming to the white house to be an adviser. it was fascinating to see the whole clan family there on the floor beautifully outfitted and resplendent in these fabulous dresses. money and a bunker were showcasing american fashion. this is who donald trump is, that family comes first. blood is thicker than water. and one of his sons said in an interviewjust water. and one of his sons said in an interview just before water. and one of his sons said in an interviewjust before the inauguration that they are quite insular and this will be something that his father will get used to, perhaps other people around him. an interesting little tableau they are, all of the trumps onstage. these balls are highly and dissipated. is that purpose essentially to introduce the president and the first lady to the nation? it is a tradition that goes back to the early days of the republic when it was a more formal way to celebrate. this is what people did in the 18th century, they had balls. and then

donald trump is planning to appoint his son—in—law jarrod kushner as a senior adviser at the white house turkey, president erdogan says he wants greatly expanded powers. parliament look set to agree. opposition figures said turkey's democracy is under threat. translation: will it bring freedoms, strengthen democracy, or will it bring in an authoritarian regime? here's meryl streep accepting a lifetime achievement award at the golden globes. she was pretty rude about donald trump. donald trump return the favour on twitter. we will get into that and quickly look at the golden globes as well. fifa has named ronaldo its player of the year. we will be live at the bbc sport centre to discuss that and also look ahead to a big announcement tomorrow about the future of the world cup. asi as i was just as i wasjust mentioning, president berdych man of turkey once extensive new “— berdych man of turkey once extensive new —— president erdogan once extensive new powers, the turkish parliament looks to agree, if it does the matter will go to a referendum. the president is saying these powers will brin

all that is left is for me to thank my guests, jarrod burneston, diana furchtgott—roth, and eugene stilleybangalore to examine how a country with the fastest growing workforce in the world is coping with the slowdown in jobs growth. in the world is coping with the slowdown injobs growth. for in the world is coping with the slowdown in jobs growth. for now, though, from washington, dc, goodbye. a weekend of huge variety in the uk with one common denominator, i'll show you what i mean with the help of some weather watcher pictures. some hard frost around, in other places we've seen a lot of sunshine by day, this beautiful shot in cumbria on saturday. some areas of mist and thick fog patches persisting all day in some places, for others it stayed disappointingly gloomy for much of the time as we have seen in mid wales. for all of us the common theme is that it's cold out there. there's milder air lying in wait in the atlantic, the question is, how quickly will it get to our shores. as the milder arrives you will see the weather fronts bringing wind and rain. a few showers even on sunday, no g

but i have a feeling jarrod is going to do a great job. i have a feeling it's going to do a great job. you'll work with him. one other person i have to thi think. we had actually 18 people said, 17 people running. 18 including gilmore. he endorses me right away. but he was the governor of virginia in all fairness. is he here? yeah, he is here. we had 18 people running. and we had rights. and i said before, nobody knew how to pronounce his name. it's a crazy name. they call him rance. he still not pronouncing it, steve. reince priebus, now everybody pronounces his name right. he is a star. and i knew that a long time ago. he has a problem because he sorta liked me. he didn't like me because of my personality, he thought he could win. the great phyllis, you know who that is? she was a great woman. passed away six months ago. i went to her funeral in st. louis. and she came out against all of her fellow conservatives. and she said i am not endorsing anybody else but donald trump. i don't care what exactly he is. he's like an unknown quantity.

there is jarrod kushner who has family ties and super close to him and steve bannon and others that wille vying for that attention. it will be interesting to see how much power mike pence has once behind closed doors. >> between the inaugural parade and the inaugural balls the president signed an executive order on health care, directing the secretary for health and human services than heads of all executive departments to use all of their authority and discretion available to them "to wave, defer, grant exemptions from or delay the implementation of any provision of the affordable care act, especially any provision that will impose a fiscal burden, as this executive order, any cost, fee, tax penalty or regulatory burden on individuals, families, health insurers, health care providers, makers of medical devices. so, anna marie, this basically gives the secretary the discretion to relieve anyone of the obligations of the individual mandate right away, the thing that democrats, republicans object to the most. >> it seems to be designed to put obamacare in to the death spiral a lot of peopl

the tall gentleman with a green tie, thatis tall gentleman with a green tie, that is jarrod kushner.ka trump and he is a special adviser to the president. there has been quite a lot of fuss about nepotism and whether it was ok for him to work in the white house. he is very close to the president and will be a key figure particularly on international affairs. the gentleman with a blue shirt and yellow tie, steve bannon, maybe the most controversial pose in that photograph, he ran breitbart news, right wing news site, very controversial and hard hitting. he is the person who was behind donald trump's inaugural address. a strong nationalist, vary in favour of brexit and close, wanting to develop ties, with marine le pen of the national front. he will be a figure in europe as well as here in the states. marine le pen was in trump tower is just the other week. we were saying in the headlines that he has been meeting the bosses of the car industry. he is very good at this good cop, bad cop relationship. he hits them with these tariffs, that they will have 35% tariffs, then he showers them

. >>> president-elect donald trump is keeping it in the family his own son-in-law jarrod kushner appointed senior adviser to his administration. the pick of ivanka's husband is raising a loft questions whether trump can make the appointment under federal laws. the trump campaign turning to federal court ruling in 1993 when two judges found that anti nepotism laws were not intended to apply to staff positions at the white house. >>> as the president-elect shows love to his family throwing some shade at meryl streep. he tweeted calling her quote one of the most overrated actresses in hollywood. his icy words come after streep's comments last night at the golden globes she expressed outrage over trump pocking of a disable reporter. >> so many questions tonight over what happened on the new jersey turnpike. state police are trying to figure out where exactly a flying dumb bell came from that crashed into a driver's windshield. one second an elderly man was driving with his wife. the next he was seriously injured. fox 29's dave kinchen spoke to their son. >> reporter: skyfox over the scene afte

. >>> north bay congressman jarrod huffman said he won't attend the president's inauguration. he announced that decision on his facebook page. he said he believe was trump as president the united states is entering a dark and very dangerous political chapter. he said they doesn't want to sit passively and applaud as it starts. he was reelected to a third term in november. his district stretches marin north to the oregon border. >>> happening today thousands of employees at university of california campuses all over the state plan to walk off the job, sometime during this hour. its part of a dispute over pay and salaries. here in the bay area it'll be at uc berkeley, san francisco, the national lab and the office of the president in oakland. the employees planning to walk out include those who schedule medical appointments check in patients and send out bills. at the school campuses library assistants and financial aid worker also take part. this starts between now and seven this morning. >>> the fight between the 49ers and the city of santa clara is getting stronger. they clai

jarrod, his son—in—law, has been to flee negotiating ashburton has been directly negotiating.nal diplomacy. before mr trump was elected, we talked about the challenges of keeping partners on side, working with countries you don't naturally ally yourself with. already a falling out with mexico, we are waiting for the uk prior minister to come in. he is going about diplomacy ina come in. he is going about diplomacy in a different way. he is looking at diplomacy as a businessman and a negotiator, that is not the way the diplomacy has been traditionally handled, and you saw his interactions with president pena nieto, daring him to cancel his visit, highly unusual to see a president take that kind of aggressive move through social media and put a foreign leader in that sort of position, but when you think about donald trump as a business negotiator, trying to get the upper hand and assert dominance, trying to put your counterpart on the offensive, that is kind of donald trump's nio, offensive, that is kind of donald trump's n10, and it served him well in business deals, will it wor

states, they're going to be i would imagine people who get a lot of attention from reince priebus, jarrodkushner, steve bannon in the months ahead. i think there will a rester investigator from states that will feel the pressure of trump support. remember, donald trump is not coming in now with some huge sense of tail winds and wind in his back, not a big approval rating now. i am not sure the pressure is there now that they feel they have to be on board with trump. >> in his first executive orders, the president signed an executive order to scale back obamacare, the affordable care act, at least taking initial step. not a formal repeal, certainly not a replace, but initial step. is that strictly symbolic. >> part of it is, one of the things it could end up producing is granting waivers against the individual mandate which could set the whole system off kilter. that's how it pays for a lot of things republicans like. that's where this could really gum up the gears and start something that's already complicated and make it even more complicated and start problems before they even have a re

. >> yes, scott, we're learning more now about the plans for donald trump's son-in-law jarrod curberin the trump administration. nbc news saying that he will be named senior adviser to the president. that's per a senior transition official. we had a statement earlier in the day from a spokesperson for mr. kushner who is taking steps to divest himself from some of his holdings and comply with ethics regulations here in washington, d.c. the statement said mr. kushner is committed to complying with the federal ethics laws and consulting with the office of government ethics although plans are not finalized he would resign from his position at kushner companies and divest substantial assets in accordance with federal guidelines. he would recuse from matters who have a predictable affect on his remaining financial interests. so clearly some divest difficult chur to be done for jared kushner who will be senior adviser to president-elect donald trump. back to you. >> more big news on what is already a busy day regarding president-elect. bag to matthew drapner with us. you're short the russel

i'm particular ly happy to record jarrod flores will work very closely with steven massey on all things related to e-filing conversion process and jarrod brings a lot of experience having hands-on, hand-held guidance on our campaign finance and other systems over the past ten years he has been with the commission. so we're very excited he will be there to really help from the user perspective and moving into that role very soon, on the 30th. we're going to transition him away from pulling the questions, but pull him in for the up coming filing deadline by the end of the month. it's a critical function to be served to help our electronical filing process get underway and you will hear more about that next month as well, but it was very good news. i'm very hopeful we'll additional news on another position for your commission meeting next month. there is -- i was asking -- i did an analysis for our positions and on average, looking at the positions that we have both exempt and non-exempt, if you look at the position -- the process from posting a position to filling a position, the exempt p

jarrod h-- jared is trying to untangle. jared is trying to completely be out there. >> no choice, if he wants to serve, he has to comply. >> the reason why i think it's taken a while, he's appointed people as quickly as anybody else. they have been completely consumed -- they have been completely consumed with getting top cabinet picks. talked about the other day, getting right person for v.a. they were supposed to get toby cosgrove. there's a problem there as far as him getting out of their deal with cleveland clinic. they are desperately trying to find the right person there. that's a 24 hour a day problem as well. this is something they have obviously got to clear up. >> needs to get everybody's tax returns and what business dealings he's had in russia. >> we are never going to see his tax returns. i'll go to my grave without seeing his tax returns. >> he's got to tell us what deals he had in russia. >> not going to happen. should. >> words of alex, that does it for us this morning on "morning joe." chris jansing picks i