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it goes even further than that jason. says basically, unless you're a terrorist or a convicted rapist or murderer, you're scott-free. in fact, if you're in the country illegally before november 2020, you're off limits, and they say that those priorities, unless you're a terrorist or convicted rapist or murderer, you will cancel notice to appear. be released from custody. those are their words, jason, and even to not execute when they have a final order removal. so they have gone through the process. a judge has said they should be removed. they are telling ice, let them into the country. it's absolutely outrageous. american interests are taking a second seat to the interests of illegal aliens. >> jason: i've only got 15 seconds left. >> jason, i appreciate you talking about this topic, as for the mayor warning this administration, don't allow these people to be dumped into our towns, as someone who lives in a town that lost power and water, literally took my first shower yesterday, since sunday because of all of this, i c

from endpoints to everywhere. . >> jason: welcome back to this special edition of >> jason: welcome back special edition of hannity. president joe biden, he's been the president for just about a month and progressives are already pushing back against some of his early policies. for example, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is attacking biden for rejecting her student loan forgiveness plan. meanwhile, biden has reportedly been telling governors that the minimum wage hike is unlikely. don't expect it to slow down as progressives are making it clear they intend to hold biden to his campaign promises. joining us with reaction, former trump white house chief-of-staff, along -- chairman of the republican-s national committee when donald trump was elected. the atmosphere for donald trumpn is far different from the atmosphere with joe biden. is joe biden going to be able to do everything he promised he would do? >> thank you, jason. first, you're a hundred percent right. you have to look at what is the core of the democratic party? the core of the democratic party are the progressive issue

jason, — mutually exclusive in that way. jason, let's go to the ft.ear by 9.9%, the biggest annualfall since economy last year by 9.9%, the biggest annual fall since 1709, some people think. there was some good news. in the months up to december, there was a 1% growth. but we have to remember that behind these statistics, it's to remember that behind these statistics, its people who have lost theirjobs, businesses who have shut up shop, families struggling to make ends meet. it's a much bigger picture. but the realfear of make ends meet. it's a much bigger picture. but the real fear of course is this doesn't take into account the full time spent in the latest lockdown, and the next set of figures could be worse. it poses quite a difficult dilemma for rishi sunak. the furlough schemas do to come to an end at the of april. does he continue it? you can see even more people losing theirjobs and more people losing theirjobs and more economic damage. so, it's pretty grim. we now have the highest number of deaths in europe from covid, and one of the deepest

jason: i agree with you, leo.ronkite i remember the tv stations when there were three tv stays. you went up to the doyle. the local news was 15 minutes. there was nothing competing for that information. everyone is in competition with something else. it's beyond ratings and it's attached to online platforms, et cetera. the time spent listening and watching. people are used to immediate gratification and it becomes like an addiction. we also have to deal with the --with the journalism school. we have a generation that's been trained in this dynamic. but even then i have to say, this may have always been the issue. walter cronkite and how he covered the vietnam war. we see so much information and we realize who was biased. what was true. what wasn't true. immediate feedback. this is bringing to life that we are human beings. we all have a bias and it will reflect itself in the choices of what is covered. not just how it's covered. but how it's covered. the lie bio mission. -- the lie by by omission. dave: there is n

we appreciate it this is jason. thanks for watching everybody scenics through. how does a team from a school and league draw the biggest crowds. why does the uyghurs flag fly hollies at a school just club. what is it about celtic that has the world over here in the mall politics and football controlling them on a list of the oppressed and lower level of. the fun to make focal point i'll just say. the latest news the decision here means that donald trump will not be excluded for running for political office in the future if he could run again for the presidency in 2024 weeks details coverage this is the only person that is functioning and it's strictly only open to allowing the up and workers to work in farms hearing about of spain from around the world a detail study by solar city has shown just how much life has been transformed. but journalist in search of a missing colleague stops at nothing to bring his story to the public. in sri lanka press freedoms are under threat. and some stories can only be told by those

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we appreciate you this is jason. thanks for watching i've already seen extern. how does a team from a smaller league draw the bigger crowds. like just the uyghurs flag fly hollies at a scottish club. what is it about celtic that has the world over here in the mall politics and football on the list of the oppressed or landmarks. the fun to make football on al-jazeera playing. this thing to say that it's time for a different approach so let's leave them closely to the headlines join me as i take on the dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions are marc lamont hill and it's time to get up for. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to school supplies and training to help the world's most foamer people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and effects in working with scientists and health workers to learn only we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on

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joining us now is jason miller, senior adviser to the former president. jason, good to see you. conviction in this trial -- 45 senators have already said that it's unconstitutional because president trump, you're trying to impeach someone who's no longer a sitting president. so isn't it just a show trial at this point? >> well, you never want to take anything for granted, david, and i think it's important for people to realize just why this is unconstitutional. let's go to the actual impeachment filing that the democrats in the house made here. they said that it was urgent9 that we had to remove president trump from office. that's actually written in there. and the fact that president trump is no longer in office and the fact that impeachment is set up to try to remove i someone from office, the fact that we don't even have the chief justice of the supreme court overseeing this, you're going to have pat leahy who, in effect, is a juror and also the judge in this, this is completely unconstitutional. there's no jurisdiction here for the democrats to go and do this. it is complete

jason collins.r truth. jason collins. as part of the — speak your truth. jason collins. as part of the bbc's _ speak your truth. jason collins. as part of the bbc's lgbt+ _ speak your truth. jason collins. as part of the bbc's lgbt+ stream. l let's take a quick look at some of today's tennis action, in the run—up to the australian open, which starts on monday. britain's katie boulter has enjoyed one of the biggest wins of her career. she came from a set down to beat the highly—rated american teenager coco gauff in melbourne — her second win in a row, against a player far higher in the world rankings. next for boulter, it's the 2019 australian open champion naomi osaka — who brushed aside france's alize cornet, dropping just four games. it was osaka's first competitive match since she won the us open in september. world number one ash barty is also back, after an 11—month lay—off — she chose to stay at home in queensland during the pandemic. no signs of rustiness here though, as she beat ana bogdan i

i can see jason he's pumped up find out ray to a.j. said i want to play this one look at festival is i want to no practical things that you were able to do the young people already doing it getting back to that they doing work this is wilson wilson he's also being proactive have a listen to wilson and then to the back of what's one way to preserve culture and to protect our tradition is to protect their elders i know a lot of demand families on my reservation are limiting. to their elders so that's one way many indigenous communities down there as a patient are helping protect our culture tradition and one way to support this idea is to support organisations are doing groundwork over relief. moonless protectin you know and that's exactly the traditions yeah yeah yeah absolutely that then that it's all been grassroots it's a movement amongst the people and i love what i have said because of the communal nature just by nature of native people it's we over me and that has helped us and mentally in our messaging our messaging is focused on

jason, welcome. jason: mike, thank you for having me. mike: what's the approach of the former president's legal team and mounting his defense? jason: thank you once again. what we are seeing from the democrats is cancel culture on a constitutional level. i mean, the fact of the matter is impeachment only exists for one reason and that's to remove someone from office. well, president trump is already out of office and so for the democrats to try to change the u.s. constitution to impact one man shows really how vindictive and petty they are with this but in addition to the unconstitution nature and i won't go into the facts that chief justice roberts isn't even overseeing proceedings, we also have the fact that they are trying to put the first amendment on trial. if we were to go through the list of what democrats will be comprising this jury have said just in the past year alone, we would probably have to impeach probably about half of the democratic caucus in the senate as well. the other thing that i'd point out mike as well, is we sta

jason: a-rod is a smart investor, so i'm sure he will do a great job.irst were considering doing a spac and we had good reason for it, it was really the only way -- we were acquiring a company called sbtech and you can't really acquire a company during an ipo process. we thought a spac was a clever way to do it all at the same time. people looked at me like i was crazy, like spac was a dirty word or something. people said, why would you do a spac? good companies don't do a spac. i was close with the sponsor and founder, harry sloan. he is amazing in terms of the cisco s -- in terms of the success he has had and he understands capital markets, as well. my trust and faith in harry was something i felt comfortable with. hopefully, we become our legacy is what we do decide -- besides maybe a hand in starting the spac trades. we have a lot to prove their, but it is interesting to see how quickly it went from a little over a year ago when people looked at me like i was crazy to now virtually every company i talk about considering going public with spac as an

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[ laughter ] so jason.his guy. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> he's sitting in there, he's in atlanta, he's in his puffer jacket like an actor, he's sitting on his chair, he's texting away, he's playing his little games or whatever. the guys like you and me, we're here in the trenches working. >> jimmy: working. just trying to stay alive. >> trying to stay alive doing it. >> jimmy: is that microphone hooked up to anything? or is it just a prop? [ laughter ] >> what microphone? i don't see a microphone. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's true. >> that's how in tune i am, i don't even see -- the microphone is just -- it's an appendage, it's part of my body -- body -- body -- body -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: have you ever thought about -- i mean, you have a beautiful voice -- [ laughter ] have you ever thought about recording an album of music? >> well. it's funny. and thank you. >> jimmy: you're welcome, yeah, yeah. >> i -- i still -- after all these years, after so many million, i still have a tough time taking c

jason: that's true.ok at the number of companies operating today, it continues to grow at about 2% per year. we are now up to about 21,000 companies of over 100 employees, up from 17,012 years ago. so i understand your point. it is a good one, and it is something worthy of further investigation, but the number of these digital platforms has actually grown in absolute terms , so even if there are these early-stage acquisitions of this technology, it still doesn't explain the overall decline. alix: what about a regional basis? you are able to look at the data from europe, china, the rest of asia and the u.s.. doesn't matter what region we are talking about that shows the availability of ipo's when you compare between 2020 and 2015? jason: it is not surprising, when you look at technology, health care, etc. these are the platforms that are demonstrating the fastest growth , and they do tend to be concentrated in the u.s. and china. so just as when you look at the top 20 internet companies by revenue or by m

jason? >> d.r.here. >> stephanie, i need a quick name. >> carrier global, by the dip. >> okay. good to see everybody. "the exchange" is now. >> thank you, scott. hello, everybody, i'm brian sullivan and we will call it the wall of winning. stocks, oil, commodities, cryptos, metals, and all rocking in the free world, and can this commodity boom continue to blast off or will it turn to be a big bust. and saving youth sports and maybe a coach's sanity we will speak to the sports great russell wilson about his

jason come on the _ that? do you feel in danger? jason come on the issue _ that? what they feel is most appropriate and be taking that forward to. i think your campaign is an excellent one. t forward to. i think your campaign is an excellent one.— forward to. i think your campaign is an excellent one. i think most of my collea . ues an excellent one. i think most of my colleagues think— an excellent one. i think most of my colleagues think we _ an excellent one. i think most of my colleagues think we are _ an excellent one. i think most of my colleagues think we are past - an excellent one. i think most of my colleagues think we are past the - colleagues think we are past the peak that does not mean you can not have another peek but at this point, provided people continue to follow the guidelines, we are on a downward slope of cases and hospitalisations and deaths, in all four nations of the uk so we do think that this peak at least we are past. in terms of being harangued, the odd young lad showing off occasionally happens. i didn't think anything of it, frankly,

now, jason, i know you were actually a massive fan of the show. when you did take on this role of of josto fadda, talk to me about the very early steps you took to bring the role to life. ga, ga, ga, ga, ga, ga, ga. i don't know if this is a silly thing, but my father in the show, he dies the first episode. and i asked the wardrobe department if i could keep the tie that he was wearing that was covered in his blood. so i kept his wardrobe in my pocket the whole show. wow, that's great. well, whenever i felt, like, you know, detached, or was trying to-- i just put my hand in my pocket and would just feel that. oh, i love that, man. tim kash: i love that. tim, i love hearing stuff like that, you know, the process, how we layer our characters and how we stay connected to our characters. that's beautiful, jason. in america, you've got to earn respect. they're going to work, with us. we'll kill 'em all. i'm the boss. this is my town. tim kash: "fargo" is such an intricate show. there's so many nuances to it in the performances. the performances are phe

to jason's point, i think jason's point was right in 2015.uld have added voters in the suburbs, could have added voters of color, could have add women pt. pre trump. but now they're stuck with him. i understand it is possible in an imaginary world that they could grow without him. but there is a huge percentage of the party that would leave. they are in a trump cult. no matter who it is in 2024, they're going to have to run on a platform where they pretend that donald trump did a good job and they pretend the election was stolen from them in 2020. whether that's trump or someone else, that will be the republican of the 2024 nominee. all the policy stuff doesn't matter at this point, believe it or not, brian. >> jason, i'll coming to you at the top of our next segment. both. these gentlemen have agreed to stay with us. coming up, more on how trump world is reacting specifically to this new lawsuit against the expresident. more on that when we come back. more on that when we come back when a hailstorm hit, more on that when we come back. more o

jason, i know your love of music. have you been playing more? i always try to make music a part of my day, every day. and i'll bring my harp, and you bring your guitar, and-- let's go. let's make some music, baby. tim kash: this is jason schwartzman, glynn turman, playing the "fargo" blues. how fun was that? two remarkable actors, and musicians, as you just saw. i want to wish them both good luck at the awards. but also a special congratulations to glynn for his nomination for best supporting actor in a limited series or movie made for television at the critics' choice awards. well done, and well deserved. so when we come back, we're taking a deeper dive into just how important the wardrobe department really is, with academy award winning costume designer, ruth carter. oh, you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. cause when you hook our community up with the internet... boom! look at ariana, crushing virtual class. jamol, chasing that college dream. michael, doing something crazy. this is the place where we can sho

to jason's point, it was right in 2015.s party could have grown and could have added voters in the suburbs and voters of color and women in the time pt, pre-trump. now they're stuck with him. i understand it's possible in imaginary world they could grow without him, but there's a huge percentage of the party that would lead. they're in a trump cult. no matter who it is in 2024, they're going to have to run on a platform where they pretend that donald trump did a good job and pretend that the election was stolen from them in 2020, whether that's trump, ron desantis or christy nome, that's the platform of the nominee, all the policy doesn't matter at this point, believe it or not, brian. >> jason, coming to you at top of the next segment, both gentlemen have agreed to stay. coming up, more on how trump world is reacting, specifically to the new lawsuit against the ex-president, more when we come back. e back these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to

jason johnson-a a journalism professor and analyst for us. and bill kristol, director of defending democracy together. there are many aspects to this, and i've tried to in our trial coverage really focus, jason, on that it is a constitutional process. but the trial is over, the votes are in, and so out of our experts here i go to you on the politics first because it seems that many senators are admitting that's how they viewed it. and yet more republicans speaking out against trump even in a political lens than before. >> yeah. well, they're doing, it ari, because they always knew he was guilty. right? it's not just that mitch mcconnell said he was guilty. there's that old video of an interview with ted cruz from like 2015 saying -- literally saying that donald trump incites violence. they always knew from the very beginning that donald trump was guilty. but they made a political calculation that it was too dangerous to speak against him. but here's the problem going forward. and this has to do not just with the vote but what they're going to

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thank you very much, jason. go ahead.ahead. >> i was just going to say i think we could see liz cheney removed from her leadership post as soon as tomorrow. i hope that's the case. you can't have the number three leader in the house for republicans who supports impeaching president trump, who actually went and voted. that's the wrong message. she's basically a talking point of nancy pelosi and eric swalwell. i think that's a complete joke. we need people who are going to stand for president trump, who are going to support actual republican ideals, and so i hope republicans do the right thing tomorrow. lou: well, you know, one would think so. what would you say the over and under is on that? >> i'm terrible, i'll stick with, i'll stick with gambling on the nfl. but let's just say i hope they -- lou: well, the rest of us are gambling with our congress. thanks very much. jason miller, appreciate it. >>> the biden white house is reportedly screening questions from the august white house press corps, and the white house press

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oh, yeah, definitely jason. >>and you know the chiefs offense as a whole has been explosive all season they lead the league in yards, a lovely yards per game passing yards, but they were just totally off their name they looked out of sync yeah you just see some of the hard tackles i mean the bucs defense was on fire and they absolutely deserves major credit for the super bowl win because tom brady could not a fan on yeah tom brady he already said he's coming back again next year so. >>we'll have this right again not done. you love to see it now we also have some great news for another local athlete charles woodson was elected to the hall of fame earlier this week. this was his first year of eligibility woodson was a nine-time pro bowler and four-time all pro selection. he won nfl defensive player of the year back in 2009. he also won a super bowl with the green bay packers. >>and the hall of fame dream finally came true for forty-niners general manager john lynch this weekend, the former safety was drafted out o

mantzoukas how are you, jason an entrance.ame. thank you, buddy >> you know what i don't think i could have a conversation with you if i didn't spend some lead-up time walking towards you. >> seth: i agree >> so boom, here we are. >> seth: it is wonderful to see how animators -- i feel like capture your essence [ laughter ] >> oh yeah >> seth: because you are a very coveted voice actor. and we pulled together just some of the people you played >> what do we got? >> seth: it does seem like, across the board -- i mean, this is the least sort of shaggy -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- version, but again -- >> no, they all seem to be some version of a shirtless crazy person >> seth: right >> you know? and i love that in "big mouth," too, they have my gray beard in there. >> seth: yeah. >> they really want to show my age. [ laughter ] >> seth: speaking of your beard, it's really -- it's really something. >> yeah. well, i'm going for a full circle [ laughter ] i'm growing it out listen, seth, i'm not going to lie to you i haven't left my god

jason: not at all, maria.trump today is number 1, you mentioned this entire trial is unconstitution. the fact of the matter the constitution very clearly spells out the only point of impeachment is to remove someone from office. well, president trump is already out of office. so for the democrats to go and push this, it's pretty clear it's a vindictive effort to try to beat him for futures elections. the things on trial, maria, first amendment and freedom of speech. in fact, i think you're going to see this week where a number of democratic senators, in fact, most of them have used far worst language and much more actual insightful rhetoric and when you compare that, we would have to go and impeach hard or two-thirds of the democrat caucus if we go by that standard. the other thing we are looking at real true and accurate timeline of events from january 6th, you'll see the bad actors that were involved in horrific attacks up at the capitol were planning and plotting activities long before president trump said

i'm jason dumas scrum for sports. >>all right jason, thank you very much.oing to check in with you later it's pretty chilly in the bay area today but of those summertime feelings because baseball is officially that spring training kicked off today for the a's and giants in arizona, just pitchers and catchers reporting for both squads for now that's great news for giants fans to have to suffer through a whole covid-19 shortened season without buster posey the superstar catcher opted out last season when he and his wife adopted newborn twins now today posey's back and sharing the unique conditioning he's been working on while he's been away. >>it's definitely good to be back out there and you appreciate little things you just playing catch. and then the cage and obviously the camaraderie as well with 4 kids at home older ones zoom school my son >>is more of like an entertainment piece for the baby so macomb last hour change a diaper from the baby ends and balled up real tight, you know about the fire that i'm on it and i'll my thing keep them and shape that w

so for politicians are liars, jason? yes pretty much. kennedy: is that what you got out of it? rage is the best liar ball? [laughter] >> i'm better than you think i am, yes. [laughter] 's before well done well done. something i did not expect. >> is being honest. kennedy: think it's great finally someone is always said anyone who wants to be president is out of their minds. we see the manifestations, we see the proof of that with every successive administration. and i don't understand why people pin their hopes on politicians when all they are destined to do is fail, leftward kat. >> i'm going to go to burning man. >> that's what you're going to do? [laughter] 's milk why not got to do. [inaudible] sick if you're in federal property have to wear a mask, two masks probably. see farman stark a bakery with pink ovens and make little muffins for the homeless were there going to be quito and gluten-free. >> i just want to go to con surveyed. kennedy: b-2. it's rare that wheels come off this early on in the a block usually at sea buck topical storm so well done guys. [laughter] fenci

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