>> jason harris' fatal flaw was jason harris' hubris.ll my wife, can you help me kill my wife?" my god, he never shut up about it. >> if he had remained silent, i think this would have been very difficult to prove. >> then there's the breast milk. jason clearly didn't think about this piece of evidence that had been sitting in a freezer for years. >> the breast milk was huge. >> i don't think i could have gotten a guilty verdict without the breast milk. that was a very important piece of the puzzle. >> finally, there's jason's biggest mistake, it turns out he married into the wrong family. because jim and kathy mays, they wouldn't quit. >> if it wasn't for kathy mays' relentless pursuit of justice, i don't know that we would have ever paid enough attention to this case to get it where it is. >> this is what christy would expect of me. she was tenacious, and she may have gotten some of it from me. >> yeah, just a bit. >> p-u. >> p-u is right. >> mommy's going to eat it. >> i'm turning into the hulk. >> i think about her every day. luckily

jason: some spoke on background, and some declined, citing ongoing work in china. (♪♪♪) jason: but lookingage on the self-immolation i see several reports quoting a cnn journalist named lisa weaver and she pears have tnessed the burning direct. we really went to seejust , and we were simply in the right time (indistinct clamoring) they ended up taking us through the scene in order to get to the bus. so we crossed the nter of the square... once we were put on the bus, no one was preventing us watching this, which really surprised me. we were questioned on the bus by a couple of different policemen. they were just very interested in what i'd seen, when i'd seen it. "do you have a tape? are you hiding a tape?" and i said, "no, i'm not hiding a tape." at one point, the person who was talking to me, uh, left, and came back with a very brief, written account that looked to me to be like a xinh news agency copy. four peoe immolated themselves earlier this afternoon on tiananmen square and, you know, just the facts. jason: xinhua was quoted widely in the reports. apparently the news relee that lis

jason. >> jason: yeah, who can't -- yeah. i'm really good at naps. older i get, i'm getting good for naps. >> harris:, we had to wake you occupy for the segment in the last commercial. >> kennedy: little eye mask on. what i do this time of year, i write down my worries before bed, i put them aside and externalize them and find when i do that, it helps me sleep. >> harris: you're my mature friend. >> carley: i love that. i'm a list maker. well, i can't sleep right now because i'm pregnant and it just hit me like a week ago where your back starts hurting so i agree. >> emily: carley needs sleep. >> harris: and a foot rub. where's mr. carley? >> carley: i used to give mist compliments but i am a good napper like jason. very talented and skilled there. >> emily: everyone said decent night sleep and help with finance finances and what do you want on top of that? one little thing that would be amazing that maybe a family member could get for you or make for you in some way. >> kennedy: a lo louie vitton tout. >> harris: i hope people pray and move mountain

jason expressed to me mr. eric, i am really good at football. >> eric is jason's aid.f those moments jason said he wanted to play for his high school football team. >> that competitiveness and amy went we can do this. >> turns out eric is a former college athlete. he played football for humboldt state. he made a call to the football coach at del mar high school. >> coach chapman, i let him know i got an athlete who is a senior this year and he wants to be part of the team. he was all about it. i was able to get a hold of a helmet from an athletic director and i had some old pads and we were able to piece together a uniform. >> in this classroom after class a dream was born. with a team of action figures, eric, jason the basics. jason chose -- >> fast like me. >> then they moved to the weight ward and began practicing a play that maybe jason would get to do on the field one day. >> hit the touchdown. >> then it was time to take the classroom experience to the field. jason was welcomed to the team and chose number 22, his favorite number. athletes he had seen from afar f

reporter: today, jason learned an invaluable lesson.rcoming obstacles. he chose the right superhero. his speed was undeniable. >> way to go, flash. reporter: he made history as the first student with special needs to play in this district. del mar is retiring his jersey. he doesn't need action figures anymore. on this night, he became a real sized superhero. >> it's so awesome. football as part of my blood. >> whooo! >> yeah! liz: aw, incredible story. still ahead, the shark bite -- what a swimmer said she felt right before the fateful moment. and a look outside this morning, it is a gray day. liz: here is a look outside. wow, it is hard to see. that could be the bay bridge. lisa: you cannot see because the visibility is so low. liz: a shark has bitten a woman at a del mar beach near san diego. a competitive swimmer, she was resting in the water on friday morning. she describes as suddenly getting bumped before she saw the shark bite her right leg. she is being treated and is in stable condition. this is the first time a shark bite has

jason chaffetz in for sean. with thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, the christmas season is now in full gear. unfortunately between back breaking inflation and high gas prices, millions of americans are struggling with expenses this holiday season. meanwhile, our president, joe biden, well, he's just struggling to get by. have a look at this. >> i think i should answer this one. hello, mr. president? i don't think i can hear you. can you hear me, mr. president? hello? happy thanksgiving, mr. president. are you there? >> we're here. >> i was so worried the call wasn't going to go through. how are you? >> president biden is now 80. the serious questions about his mental and physical health are not going away. but don't expect much transparency from the white house. have a look. >> when will you get your annual physical, mr. president? >> what, do you think i need it? >> you just had a birthday. >> i will get it, part of my physical is already done. i'll be getting it before the end of the year. >> according to r

jason: i read a good chunk of them.ill tell you about it without beating up on anyone in particular. the ones that are better reads, tell a story. i think some of the journalists in their books fall into a trap of collection of daily stories. and they read like a collection of daily stories. some books are better than others. whether i liked or didn't like their books, i'll keep it to myself. steve: and the other group that was punished in this election will were those people who were really holding onto this -- election deniers. is there an equivalent on the republican side looking at democrats, of something like that? it has not happened in american politics before we have seen so many people look at -- we've seen a lot of independents and moderates. but on the republican side even the moderate republican side, is there something else out there that is a litmus test that matters to them. jason: that's a tough question. the republican party is a bit fractured right now. the republican party has been beaten up. there ha

stay there let's bring in leslie marshall, jason chase jason chaffetz, ne anita.fascinated by this but anita to you first because you uncover the stuff for a long time. nst was saying, you know the take away that he's gotten this thing is sometimes you don't watch the polls because the polling has been horrific for at least the past three, may be at the past four election cycles. and yet, maybe it is his landline spirit may cell phones. maybe some dynamic in there that it has been terrible in some way they have to rectify this. >> anita: they have to come up with a new system of polling because this is not working. go to pennsylvania for a moment. that race is really confusing. >> trace: who are to make your home by the way. >> confusing and so many ways but the state's 45% registered democrats, 39% registered republicans, 15% other. so it is basically a democratic state. so the democratic votes were there. it was always going to be an uphill climb for dr. oz. throughout the night come i want to say am watching this race in california, katie porter, california 47.

what do you think of jason as jason?his is for the americans. no one would ask, and i think that the russian army is a tenth. well, how did we all expect something like the third peace and war, an army that can't do anything normally , that's what it is. a soldier, don't be a coward, and your cache doesn't work well, all the yaks and write out your generals. well, a little kangaroo is really stupid, and i think about the americans it's also funny. how is this, vanya seras ? world war and the first world war, which began with such local conflicts, then everything turned into such a large confrontation , accept that during the first and second world wars there were no countries with nuclear weapons and that now we observe what the american presidents have always talked about. well, the russian army might be better than we thought , but it turned out to be better, but for many, many years we from the american country have been talking about nuclear disarmament as the main threat from russia and in this situation, it almost

jason, the question ben asked maggie, do you think there is a volume two? jason: ok. i don't think anybody in the haberman family will worry about college. of course there already another book -- will be another book. steve: two sets of gravitational planets in terms of news air. part of our task today is to look at healthy democracy, healthy media, healthy oversight of government and healthy respect of government for the media should look like. so tell us, are we going to have two ecosystems? jason: i think we're already there. if you look at folks in the center right and center left look at news different. the way the social media activity, you see how it's played out with elon musk of late after he took over twitter and people are freaking out and quitting twitter. steve: are you guys friends? jason: i'd like to be friends. he goes on better vacations. he may not view me as a competitor. i'd like to be a competitor, though. i think we are already there. the separation is there where you have two separate ecosystems and i think we will be at a pivotal point over the

right, jason ?hink this is this is a real black eye foradminist the administration who who told us that they had this railm system solved before y the election. >> yeah, aaronh,, they took a victory lap . joe biden wates oullint there te us scott pellelly on "60 minute" minutes asking that hard pounding question. mr. president , tell us how you did it. i mean, that was the kind ofd of probing that 60 minutes put" to it. put this strike is loominghorizo on the horizon. you've got a few union s out that didn't approve it in the latest vote . >> union and that's right. there is the looming strike. and this is about democratsgy al joe biden's strategy all along., it is a short term strategy a lis a short term strategy ro a little further down the road. prlittle further down the road. there's progress when there's no real progressn there' whatsoi joe biden, the democrats are the grinch who stole christmas. they've already the turkey off the table. it costs american people 50%e be more for that thanksgivi

jason resembles an american political technologist and political expert with us on the connection jasonhe west currently defend in the context of the war between russia and ukraine, that is, specifically western interests ? the opportunity will destroy the russian army , and it will ask you to take out your guns, that is, the ukrainian army, they are fighting forever and you are gray, mine will be lighter, you will be destroyed by the russian army. oh, you are better than the interests of america, and even more so said that this is an opportunity to remove the russians from the market as a future partner and future competitor, it is extremely important and expelled everyone, it is impossible then, and here is loshak in europe, and there is another question left, and i think that they are europeans, this is an important cathedral, in fact, it is a question of energy, and i am very they are afraid that it will happen in the winter, you won’t hear it in the winter, and without russian energy , the mission is just like the americans, jason. in your opinion, putin lost kherson, the only regi

n i've been jason in the house. yu just type jason in the house. anywhere you listen to podcast ,i think you'll like it.am angle >> sean will be back on monday . the ingraham angle is coming up next. and i hope you have a great and wonderful, blessed holiday weekend. >> stay with us. ingar. , ev everyone, i'm laura ingraham. wo this is ingram angle fromfriday washington. thank you for joinin night. g un a friday night. now we'r g to have full coverage of the dodgerspo continued political targeting of president trump in moments. i >> but first, nodaw we're going to kick off this friday a little bit differently with the return of the worst in media. so media? what's that?media well, it'sbi easy to become numb to media bias. thes we'ree days. offender >> so we're going to keep track of the very worst offenders every chance we get .ojec

after this course, if you wish, you can go to a special in-depth course taught by jason himself.er mastering these skills, a person has the right to receive a combat medic certificate. a person who has passed this certificate . by the way, jason is signing this, a rescuer fighter, and they are already applying for the position of a combat medic in their unit, and jason says that practicing these skills according to nato standards are the basis of the course for fighters of all levels, the american course for helping wounded fighters, the main thing is to stop the blood, check breathing, deal with blood circulation problems, hypothermia is the basis . but the most important thing is to stop the bleeding. joined the foreign legion in ukraine anthony says he has combat experience in iraq and afghanistan i served in the marines for 9 years and was an artilleryman for three was in cancer and afghanistan could not remain indifferent when he saw what was happening in ukraine explains to anthony his decision to leave a quiet life in new york and risk a life far from home it was constantl

jason: to some degree we are getting one. the investment was larger in q3 than any other time since the financial crisis that so a large reduction in q2. everything indicates we will see that. to some -- it's a shame that much of monetary policy work through this one channel. that's why the strong dollars welcome. it helps broaden out the way in which monetary policy is affecting the economy. that's why i wish we had more fiscal policy in the mix. yeah. we are going to see a decent, there's more room for prices to go down and a lot more room for residential construction to go down. that's part of the plan. claudio: there are many aspects here. let me mention a couple. first of all, where focusing on market functioning and market disruptions. as i mentioned the nonbank financial sector has grown tremendously since -- part of that was intended because it was a result of improving the state of banks and making them are capitalized, there was quite a bit of regulatory arbitrage to the effect that it tended to be having less lever

>> jason: i think that is exactly right. saw with republican candidates, we saw with the democrat here in mccloud, someone who was very, very far to the left, a district that has been with trader, been moderate district that has been redrawn slightly, gotten more competitive and make it so a republican had a shop and i don't think laurie chavez would have won there, they voted for the far to the left candidate and this is the result and democrats pulled a lot of money out of the race in the last couple weeks and that told us the fate. >> todd: interesting, is 2024 the year both parties move back to the center or is that a pipedream? >> jason: it is probably a pipedream, you need to see a wave, if you don't, you will not send a message to people in charge to shift gears, are if the most part we have republican candidates and democrats have bigger problem than republicans shifting far to one side. >> todd: interesting. king county washington employees can display lgbtq or pride items but not christmas chanukah items. i want to

jason: to some degree we are getting one. the investment was larger in q3 than any other time since the financial crisis that so a large reduction in q2. everything indicates we will see that. to some -- it's a shame that much of monetary policy work through this one channel. that's why the strong dollars welcome. it helps broaden out the way in which monetary policy is affecting the economy. that's why i wish we had more fiscal policy in the mix. yeah. we are going to see a decent, there's more room for prices to go down and a lot more room for residential construction to go down. that's part of the plan. claudio: there are many aspects here. let me mention a couple. first of all, where focusing on market functioning and market disruptions. as i mentioned the nonbank financial sector has grown tremendously since -- part of that was intended because it was a result of improving the state of banks and making them are capitalized, there was quite a bit of regulatory arbitrage to the effect that it tended to be having less lever

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jason katz joins me now. jason, let's begin with what's going on in china.ve seen the unrest, we've seen the protests, concerns about the supply chain, what's going on. i haven't seen anything in the big manufacturing hubs in china or the ports, so not sure when we're going to see problems with supply chain, but it's certainly casting a shadow over the markets today both here, in asia and europe. what's your take on what's going on in china. >> yeah, ash. well, the further they tighten their grip, the more it's going to exacerbate the inflation problem. that's what the markets are really focused on today. in the long run are, however, there may be a silver lining in this awful gray cloud in that when you have this sort of dissent that's palpable, in the long run it may actually weaken the grip of xi and his regime. but make no mistake about it, supply chains have already been severely impacted, and this just exacerbates that problem. ashley: we've seen lots of spending over the holiday so far, jason. it's cyber monday today. i think it was, like, $9 billion

we are joined by jason, a u.s.edia analyst, who has a buy rating for a disney at a $145 price target. how much more do you like it now? jason: well, let me frame it. we are probably the last one doing parts on disney. what the buy side has done is given up. i youf are generating losses, they will not put a multiple on that. if you put the same revenue multiple that netflix gets, it is worth $45 a share, and that is the spread between the $100 and what we are saying it is worth. there is nothing about disney's streaming business that will not be as valuable as netflix. the problem for disney is the street is unwilling to accept losses in this current regime. that is fine, but the logical implication is to say that the streaming business, for is $20 billion of revenue, is worth nothing is extreme to me. guy: ok, we have bob iger in. he's got to get the street to take a different view. how doesn't go about it? is it just about dealing with the losses or are there other levers, consolidation, that could make this happe

i got to say, when jason chaffetz is right, jason chaffetz is right.hat check mark on the right for ron johnson, they're a point apart. you say this is how he rolls. >> this is how he rolls. 27,000 votes. he will be celebrating, taking the family to chuck e. cheese tonight. >> excellent. >> i'll ask him about that the next time he's on. we're projecting the winner of this race in wisconsin is senateser johnson. real quickly. you were just talking about how important the senate is. >> i will say, jason chaffetz, you speak things and they come to existence. that being said, yes, that means that we've gotten two out of the three outstanding. put georgia out of here. one out of the three. get one more, arizona, you can pick up, nevada is looking close. it could come down to georgia if you don't get both. >> i think the best chance is nevada. laxalt is a no-name. he's a wonderful candidate. less than half of the vote had been in. and the current congressman, the republican, had a 60-40 margin. he's going to win. >> that would be the only incumbent defeated

jason chaffetz, jason i want to bring you back because a couple of things i wanted to ask you.e from the man who hopes to be the next speaker of the house kevin mccarthy. i will get your thoughts. it's coming, hold on. i mean commit is 2:55 a.m. in the morning. >> when you wake up tomorrow we will be a majority in nancy pelosi will be in the minority. american people are ready for a majority. we will offer a new direction. that will put america back on track. republicans are ready to deliver. >> trace: you know he put a brave face on. your thoughts. >> he put a happy smile on it but he has to be disappointed because the margin of victory, the number of house seats in the republican side of the aisle will determine a, whether kevin mccarthy can pull it off and become the speaker of the house. what sort of majority will he be able to have two governor? it is easy to be in the minority and very difficult to be the majority. right now, i have been talking to my former congressional colleagues. it is a scrambled eggs right now. i don't know it is certain kevin mccarthy can pull that

it's up to these candidates make the final case, jason jason thank you for joining us merry christmasst tate, adam. >> hey, lawrence. i don't know is happening because it's pure chaos and look at this all of a sudden. perfect little gentleman out here. are you excited about the world cup? >> yeah! >> you will help us talk about football here in a minute but we will talk about the forecast first is that okay? what do thing about this weather it feels okay right? >> yet. >> feels okay. bring up the weather graphics here's what we're talking about across the country, temperatures not too bad but it's a little rainy off and on the right, guys? that's the case in texas running all the way up the east coast. off and on showers on this black friday. you know what, that may be a perfect time on the east coast to stay in and watch the united states take on england at 2:00 p.m. would we think will win? >> usa! usa! usa! speak all right, let's move around a little bit. why do you love soccer? >> because my dad my brother play it. >> because her dad and brother play it. who, i want to talk to the

so what do you make of this jason?ind it thrilling. >> but then to do it knowing that there are videotapes. and look at the cameras going they really have a point but believe me china does not like you showing this video. that you will see more and more of it. steve: we'll talk about the iran protest equally later. this is an amazing thing i saw this morning with thanksgiving vacation out pops chris murphy from the terrible shootings last week and said he was talking about one of the locations of the shootings. but you have is correct amendment they have decided that they are going to essentially refuse to implement the laws that are on the books we have to have a conversation whether we can continue to find law enforcement and they are refusing to implement the gun laws. >> then they will defined the police but for immigration that's fantastic they are all for that. >> yes the hypocrisy itself this is what the democrats are known for a mass shooting in the nation and other parts of the world we have to look at the soc

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jason? >> chad, thanker you. front runner to be the this next house democratic minority leader is hakeem jeffries as chad is said. he's also an election denier and conspiracy theorist. he called the 2016 results illegitimate and floated the idea that trump was a fake president. i want to start with you because there's obviously changes like nancy pelosi's been in charge the democrats en the house for nearly 20 years. huh cook is a jeffries i knew him, i served with him, i did some builds with him. i gotta tell you, he and nancy pelosi they've got some differences too. it's not as if he's more moderate than nancy pelosi, that for sure. >> you know, jason, the democrats number one on your election denialism point, they've done a great job of trying to accuse republicans of all the things they're totally guilty of whether it being saying trump was not legitimate in 2016, whether it's stacey abrams or trying to remove a dually elected congresswoman from iowa as they did telling us that republicans are going to get ri

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i'm jason it. >> all right, jason, appreciate fully. the does can get back on track and we'll see later tonight. >> teachers and students gathered at south san francisco city hall this morning to commemorate will be bridge is walk to school day. the group heard from local leaders including school district leaders and state senator josh becker. they then went on and walk to their respective elementary schools. students arriving at martin elementary school were in for a surprise. ruby bridges was actually at the school and she shared her story with those students. >> to and they >> the civil rights icon help to desegregate her elementary school in new orleans. in 1960, when she was just 6 years old. the state of california designated november 14th, this ruby bridges day in september of last year. >> he speak out woman tweeted about ruby bridges day saying, quote, on this day, 62 years ago, ruby bridges became the first black child to integrate an all-white school in the south. that just 6 years old bridges defied a mob and to find a movem

so jason, tell us why this was a good year for school choice, where's the evidence? mostly a local issue, state and local issue as you know. seen these governors when in places like iowa, texas, tennessee or champion school choice was very encouraging. you mention florida were desantis one. not only did he win miami-dade but his opponent's running mate with the teachers union from miami-dade. and he still won by double digits. what this tells us is the republicans do not need to be afraid of crossing the union's enchanting school choice but new hampshire is another example of this. democrats running for senate and congress to both one. with republican governors also one very big even though he had big school choice bill last year into law. so republicans do not need to be afraid of this issue anymore. paul: that is fascinating. alicia there wasn't one to potentially big setback though. that is an arizona which pass a statewide school choice plan under governor doug doocy. katie hobbs who is one that governors race, she was all in with the teachers union opposing that

jason rantz. and kevin walling and president, lee carter with us.on, start with you, your reaction to what the speaker said, after 20 years, maybe it is time to pass the baton. >> it was time a long time ago. she held on to this role for way too long, i think we could say that about leaders on both sides, there is a is -- dentacey, i think, it is not really inspiring, there are a lot of people who want to pretend nancy pelosi is an inspirational figure, i can't get if out of my red, rex chapman sweet about his crush on her. they don't have that memany young people they can turn to who are ready for positions of leadership. aoc is not ready and jeffries, i doaj i don't think he has what it takes. >> kevin could talk about you know, who'll be able to step up the plate and fill those very big shoes that nancy is leaving. >> jackie, i don't think that anyone can fill her shoes, she is a once in a generation speaker, longest speaker in modern history, has a record of accomplishment that speaks for itself. i'm fired up to what ben said, in what jason said

jason, this is a big story.ing in illegal migrants to america and starting a drug ring. is this the story about 1,000 pounds of meth? >> yeah. it's 1,000 pounds of meth, it's a lot of heroin, it's also, of course, over 350,000 fentanyl pills have been trafficked into country coming from cartels in mexico through these differing drug trafficking organizations. the federal government along with local law enforcement out of l.a. and and seattle, these drugs were on the way to seattle, ended up making the bust. they got two rvs full, and i mean full, of these drugs. they made arrests, 17 in total, some in september, some in the last week. and what i was able to find out through my sources, at least six of those who were arrested are in this country illegally. of the six, at least two of hem were recently deported. one of them is jose paleo. according to one of my sources, he is from mexico. he was deported within the last couple months and, of course, is able to get back into this country. so it's not just a story a

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thank you. >> thank you, jason. that was almost on conscionable he comprehensive. and blew many of the questions i had prepared for you out of the water. rather than go to the bottom of the barrel of the questions i had, i want to ask you a question that directly responds to the last thing you said. kudos for quantifying different scenarios. but specifying what those scenarios mean, that was very helpful. i will ask you about the stagflation scenario. 40% seems awfully high. i want to ask you to flush that out a little bit. does that occur because there is something structural in the u.s. economy that is going to force high inflation on regardless of what the fed does? or is that like a suggestion that the fagg -- that the fed will lack the willpower with its plans to get inflation down because of several years of high employment deterring it from doing so? jason: let's make sure we are not disagreeing about the words. that scenario was above 4%. inflation at the end of the year above 3%. i should have used the word stagflation for that. i have an open mind on what

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maria: why is that why is that that kev, jason thoughts why fuel oil is seeing this huge move? this administration is pretty vocal about war on u.s. energy, whether pro performance always in congress continuesous tax increases the president's budget 45 billion dollars, new tax increases, then his statement every week, is war on u.s. energy, so there is a lot of uncertainty within folks investing in energy, and that is that has to be a contributing factor to continue to increase prices, i hope that the american people know help on the way with republicans taking over in january a check on this craziness. >> certainly an outsized number kevin the president gets in front of the podium says the oil companies have to drill more, we need them and then in same conversation, he attacks them, for being greed and then a day later he says, that he is going to shut all plants coal plants. >> and threatens some windfall profits tax, who wants to invest new capital in a sector where progressivisming huge tax hike, heating oil should start to watching closely so highly correlated with zooez f

okay, jason, but i have to ask what about jobs? as your economy requires less labor to produce the things that are required to meet your needs, then you simply shortly working and share necessary labor more easily, right? and so therefore, you eliminate even the possibility of unemployment. you can maintain full employment even in a degree scenario. and you can use something like a public job guarantee or a climate job guarantee at the same time to bolster the strategy to ensure that anyone who wants to can train up to contribute to and participate in the most important products for generation. you know, ruling out renewable energy capacity. we generally go systems ah, retrofitting houses for efficiency, et cetera, et cetera. inequalities in consumption of stock, globally, the 20 percent of the world's people in the highest income countries account for 86 percent of total private consumption expenditures. the poorest 20 percent a minuscule 1.3 percent. decoys does not mean that developing countries should sacrifice improvements in

and jason, he called gets right, the core of what it's all about. basically, rich nations need to actively scaled down less necessary forms of production. ok, and that's what we referred to as di, gross. right? so sort of assuming that every sector of the economy should grow all the time, regardless of whether or not we actually need it. let's have a conversation about what sectors we actually need to improve things like healthcare, access, public transportation, et cetera, et cetera. and what sectors are clearly destructive and socially unnecessary and should be scaled down. so, you know, i see the production private, car production, arms production, just fashion, advertising, planned, obsolescence, et cetera, et cetera. there are huge sectors of the economy which are totally irrelevant to human well being. and we can actively scale those down without any loss to our ability to satisfy, cor needs and achieve flourishing lights for all knowing that went on to kind of gross, we're having to rely on those is highly dependent on explain it on distance

what do you think, jason? >> the problem is getting the 2018, the smaller margins, the difficult it is. there are a lot of people and others i think recognize standing up and yelling out, leader mccarthy's name is very difficult for their constituents back home. this is yet to be seen and play off between now and january 3rd. it is no certain thing. i like the free public and got to 218 before they had to vote who they want their nominee to be. >> i agree with you on everything tonight, this is scary, jason. >> i just checked the names, california is going to be gracious to the republican party, there are a couple of races here that are moving away from democrats and towards krps in all places alaska. jason jay, thank you both for corming in. we appreciate it. >>>> andre, poland had no evidence who fell the pocket. russian forces targeted the ukrainian power grid with more than 90 miles striking target inside ukraine. president biden askeds, is it too early to say whether the missile was fired from russia. >>

jason che fits --chaffetz joined me now. republicans say there will be an investigation but how soon do you think it will happen? we have waited for a while. >> it is in motion. you can do letters of preservation, jamesr come and others have put it in motion. they are hiring staff to get up to speed, outside organizations doing their own investigations. they will get off to a roaring start, after the first requests for transcribed interviews and depositions. ashley: how damning do you think it can be? >> there are voicemails, text messages, videos. what people should understand, it is not as if hunter biden in week one will testify. there are a myriad of other people who see this. the banks from a business point of view will get these requests, 150 suspicious reports given to the government, and they forded those abilities so they will be subpoenaed, issued to these banks to get suspicious transactions between biden family members and overseas banking interests, that's pivotal to the investigation and will expose the flow of

but for now reporting from chase center, i'm jason dumas. back to you guys. >> all right, jason, thank you, dana, keep a good thought that they win tonight. there's some developing news about late night tv host jay leno. the comedian is recovering in the hospital tonight after suffering serious burns. police say one of his cars burst into flames in a garage at his los angeles home. this happened without warning over the weekend. reporter nancy loo has the latest. >> 72 year-old talk show legend jay leno is a renowned car collector who is known to spend his weekends working on them. the incident that hospitalized happened yesterday inside is la garage. in a statement the hospital said jay wants everyone to know he is in stable condition and receiving treatment for burns to his face and hands from a gasoline accident in his garage. he is in good humor and touched by all the inquiries adding he is in the best burn center in the united states. leno is expected to recover. >> they are serious burns. >> but it and it may a lot of treatment, but it