they're me, not even jeb bush. jeb does he probably doesn't even know this happens. okay, guy doesn't have a clue. this guy doesn't have a clue. but they spend the money so fast because the guys that are in charge, the people that buy the ad, the managers, all these guys are making a fortune. they had one case. it was in the los angeles times where a certain candidate. raised $6 million. very impressive right after the commission and after all of the money went by, out of the $6 million, how much was left? $140,000. $140,000. okay. $6 million. they raised. $140,000 was left this is a crooked business. fox is a crooked business. so here's the story. i'm self-funding my campaign. all right. self-funding. i'm putting my own money in. and i guess by the end of this month, i'm going to have like $25 million in this thing. i'll tell you what, i spent in new hampshire, $3 million. jeb bush spent $47 million. i ended up in first place with a landslide. jeb bush was toward the bottom of the pack. is is this the way we're supposed to be running our country right, right, right.

he saw this sketch from 1863 and realized the larger white really did look like jeb stuart.guess there's john gordon there in the center. oh, by the way, that's the mayor of york hollering a line from one horse, let's get fatter. it's a real subtle art there. all right. so there's york surrendering on giant 28. now they're going to to wrightsville and go get the brge remember i said it's protected by coal miners, right. are kind the 27th pennsylvania volunteer militia is the 129th pennsylvania recently discharged the army the potomac under a double medal of honor citation award. jacob c frick from pottsville, pennsylvania. yeah, this is the state militia. these guys know how to shoot, and they've shot plenty of confederates in their day. you know, this is not usual farm boys or charlie old men. this is a recently discharged regiment from the army of the potomac, the best militia troops, pennsylvania can put on the field. and wherever they put them right in front of the branch to try to protect that vital crossing under an extremely talented colonel who's involved in petersbu

they do not know robert e lee or jeb stuart. they know green.yeah, we know gold and silver dollars. we're all set. it doesn't take very long for people to confederate army to realize you got a yelling peace. peac waving this piece of paper in the and making these. strange hand gestures you all know go to their farm why the cows are still the sheep still there the horses are still there why because they're trusting in a $1 ticket in the july 17th. i think edition of the new york herald this continent bragg to a newspaper reporter, we saw thousands of tickets in south central parts of hania. most notable late in the doors of york county. that's two townships in the heart of copperhead country and southwest and e borel even writes these things we're all new to us. d the purchase of these mysteries that badly sold. yeah got a bridge in brooklyn that hasn't been yet. oh i'll sell that to you. so and i love this great quote. this is joe trudell, 35th battalion of virginia calvary. we get the old dutch and pennsylvania. our army left a mark everywhere

he saw this sketch from 1863 and realized the larger white really did look like jeb stuart.guess there's john gordon there in the center. oh, by the way, that's the mayor of york hollering a line from one horse, let's get fatter. it's a real subtle art there. all right. so there's york surrendering on giant 28. now they're going to to wrightsville and go get the bridge remember i said it's protected by coal miners, right. are kind the 27th pennsylvania volunteer militia is the 129th pennsylvania recently discharged the army the potomac under a double medal of honor citation award. jacob c frick from pottsville, pennsylvania. yeah, this is the state militia. these guys know how to shoot, and they've shot plenty of confederates in their day. you know, this is not usual farm boys or charlie old men. this is a recently discharged regiment from the army of the potomac, the best militia troops, pennsylvania can put on the field. and wherever they put them right in front of the branch to try to protect that vital crossing under an extremely talented colonel who's involved in peters

. >> harris: well, now defending trump the one-time rival he marked as low energy but jeb bush.ess capital of the rule. two business decisions against trump in new york and musk in delaware call it into question. in both cases judges have ordered massive punitive judgments on behalf of dubious or non-existent victims. the lows to those states will be significant. the damage to the legal fabric of the country will be even worse. leo terrell, fox news contributor and attorney. first of all, jeb bush coming tough with his words. >> you know, harris, ever since i've been on your show we talked about the political impact of the legal system being used by the democrats. jeb bush has no reason to come to donald trump's support but he understands the legal system is being hijacked by the democrats. those who they do not like, they have found a new weapon called the courtroom. harris, when you look at this judge in new york, when he denied donald trump 30 additional days not to raise $4 thousand. $4 hundred million in penalty and interests. who is harmed, harris, by giving another 30 day

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they are jeb rating more investments into our economy. they're buying more. the jobs. the number of actually republican business owners who come to me and say congresswoman, get people work permits. we need workers. not just in manufacture, hospitality, agriculture. the reality is that imgrans are going to be a solution to our economy. and republicans have decided they are the scapegoats so that donald trump can get elected in november. host: aside from immigration i want to talk about the bill offered for foreign aid. we've heard from the previous guest as far as it's pretty much dead on arrival in the house. are there other avenues to bring it forward, say a discharge petition, seasoned is that something you'd support? guest: there's been a lot of talk this week about a potential discharge pe ttion decision. i represent a community, one of the biggest ukrainian communities in the country. i'm being able to provide ukraine -- being able to provided ato ukraine is incredibly important. we need to make sure ukraine has the resources, the aid and support it needs to be a

countrymen, and i would like to inform you that during today and tomorrow , due to the stability of jeb, we expect that the temperature will rise in most parts of the country, as you said. today, i witnessed the stability of jab we are in most parts of the country, this also causes the sky to be clear and sunny in most parts of the country , only during the afternoon in the southern parts of sistan baluchistan province , we see the growth of convective rains, which are showers in the form of scattered showers in the southern parts of sistan province. balochistan will happen on friday , the weather will continue to be stable in most parts of the country since saturday afternoon, the rain system will continue from the side. we are witnessing rains in the western parts of the country on sunday. we expect to see these rains in the southwestern parts of our country and the southern parts of the country on sunday. the intensity of these rains will occur in kohki lobi province, the northern parts of bushe province and the western parts of fars province. on monday, this system will continue its

during tomorrow , friday, the stability of the jeb continues in most parts of the country, along with the increasing trend. we are still witnessing these conditions until saturday afternoon in these areas. we expect that a rain system will enter the country from the west from saturday afternoon. due to the arrival of this system , rainfall will begin in the western parts of the country. during monday, we expect rains to occur in the southwestern parts of the country as well as the southern regions it happened that on sunday the intensity of these rains is witnessed in the province of kebay rahmat and the northern parts of busher province as well as the western parts of fars province. the south-eastern parts of the country, the western parts of kerman province will continue . in addition to these rains, we are also witnessing the rains for the islands located in the persian gulf . . we can't expect it in the next two days considering the wind that we are witnessing may it be rough due to the wind blowing in the persian gulf of hormuz and the sea of ​​oman . thank you for accompanying u

tim miller served as the communications director for jeb bush's campaign.he's a former rnc spokesman, and victoria defrancesco soto dean of the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas. they are both msnbc political analysts. so victoria, immaterial to get your reaction to the news from the white house the president is going to visit texas to talk to law enforcement and officials ab the southern border. what impact do you think that's going to have? >> jose, this is incredibly important. this is joe biden owning the issue of the boarder and showing that he is ready to roll up his sleeves and do. so not only is he playing defense on the border, but he's playing offense. and strategically, this is his opportunity to say i'm trying to get things done. i'm actually trying to do things that are more conservative in nature in terms of controlling the flow at the border, but the republicans and trump in particular are not letting me. so i think really coming out forward on this issue is very important because we already know that this is an i

i'm curious your coauthor, jeb bush. no fan of donald trump. why did he feel compelled to weigh in on this? >> you know, michael, i i've never given donald trump has sent either i love america. i've been a lot of businesses in this country. i love building, love investing here. and this is very scary. i see, i see the government weaponized against my friend elon musk. and listen, i don't love donald trump, but i was just with a bunch of my business friends who don't love them either. in all of them thanked me for writing this. he said, this is scary. what they're telling me is the device speak up if i run for office, they're going to come and they're going to find a huge way to penalize me for something that's just absolutely ridiculously, everyone knows donald trump probably didn't do this perfectly, but they know that dozens of others didn't either. and it's obvious he's being penalized and insane amount of money because he's all trump and that's not how america is supposed to work. >> okay you know, the arguments in opposition to this being

after the regime launch its onslot in gaza early october, most recently israel's targeted towns of jeb shet and haruf and lebanon's southern nevatia governor. joining us now from beirot is madiam press tv corresponding for more on the story. hello matty am, seems like there has been a serious uptake and clashes between hezbulah and israelis, what can you tell us? okay, do we have madiam? hello, hello, madiam, if you could hear us, if you could give us the the latest along the southern lebanese border between the lebanese resistance group, hezbulah and the israelis. well, it definitely seems that hazbullah has stepped up its operations, especially with the fact that the israeli seem to also have been presumptuous in their attacks in south lebanon, they have reached areas likeif and which is some 20 kilometers away from the border, and that in itself is either an indication that the israelis want escalate the situation, or that the israelis are basically sending messages that we can bas limit or go beyond the... of engagement that have been put forth, and so hizballah has also gone for t

team owner jeb york says kyle shanahan had a pretty good idea that purdy would be the team's future.are interview from jed york this afternoon. he said that kyle shanahan knew during the first week of training camp two seasons ago. >> grabbed me after practice, he said, hey, man, we got to talk. that's generally not a good thing when you're coach tells you you've got to talk. he's like, i think our third string quarterback is our best quarterback. i'm like, what does that mean? he says, i think brock will end up being our quarterback at some point. >> i think our third string quarterback will be the guy, and wouldn't you know? about a year later, brock purdy is the guy. >>> when the 49ers head to las vegas, they'll be sending some personal equipment. take a look. that's kyle juszczyk chilling out in a cold spa. this is one of several the team has now ordered recently from pulse polar spa of watsonville. in fact, pulse will deliver six of these spas to the 49ers beginning this week in las vegas. that's not the only thing the niners have been out shopping for. several players have been

. >> reporter: attorneys tom butler and know my jeb butler tom giannotti represented staci in the trialapart. >> worried if they got together the result would be incendiary. i was very pleasantly wrong. >> reporter: instead, last october, staci went up to nikia in this courthouse. she thought about what her minister mother would say, and then told nikia, "i forgive you." >> and when i forgave her, it's like i was reborn again. >> reporter: you make it sound like a miracle. >> nothing short. >> reporter: it was an extraordinary step. but only the first step. from then to now, staci staci has gone so far beyond the wordi forgive you" to the actions of "i love you." >> she is like a god mama to me. i talked to her every day. >> reporter: nikia lost everything after the crash. she nowlives in a motel. >> so i am committed to her life getting better. >> reporter: like how? >> so i helped her with money for food -- >> reporter: you have given her money? >> yes. rent. i was her daughter's secret santa. i booked a trip for her to go to miami for her 40th birthday. >> reporter: her attorneys say

miley cyrus had a jeb bush moment.please. ♪ i can buy myself flowers, write my name in sand. >> why are you acting like you don't know this song? >> raymond: didn't get reaction she wanted. >> laura: clap, please. >> raymond: then jay-z got up to accept the doctor dre impact grammy and complained his wife beyonce never won. >>the the most grammys and never won album of the year, that doesn't work. can you imagine? >> laura: remember kanye west did that to taylor swift? . she doesn't care. >> raymond: unless it is ceshgline . and he drinks out of the grammy. why do you want more of them? jay-z and beyonce are biggest in music, your accomplishment is your award, right? >> laura: they are billionaires, they have it pretty good. don't sweat the grammy. i'm happy taylor swift clapped for everybody. up next, jesse. >> todd: we begin this morning with a fox news alert. country musi

just for fun issue executive order commanding my brother jeb to wash my car. >> trump brought the hair i mess up your hair? left laugh. [laughter] >> go ahead. [applause] joe biden went on late night and got nothing except bring in traffic to a halt and midtown almost missed the five. president biden skipped the super bowl interview to sit down with seth myers. he comes on after jimmy fallon if you don't know who that is ask jay leno. these are all pretaped so he could be edited. he did not bring a saxophone all he had was sunglasses. >> there is a dark branded conspiracy and you seem to have a lot of fun you have co-opted this is a yard sign do you enjoy playing around with the meme? >> the hell out of it. [applause] >> is a stage manager holding up the applause sign? why are people clapping for sunglasses? what symphony but a grown man and sunglasses? it's funny with sunglasses on a dog, babies. funny and cute. is this all biden has? yesterday forgot to take them off. >> can you confirm or deny there is an active conspiracy between you and ms. swift? >> where you getting this informa

the owner, john york and his son jeb york really just kind of consoling family members and friends. the niners had royalty in the house. it wasn't supposed to end this way. joe montana was here trying to bring good karma to the 49er faithful and all the other a-list celebs. usher rolled through -- he had a great halftime performance, by the way. post malone we spotted. gwen stefani and blake shelton, lebron james, you name it, they were here. but it really came down to the overtime win. we watched joe montana and tom brady do it over the years. now we're seeing pat mahomes and kyle shanahan's saying i can't believe i'm going through this again. the game-winning touchdown pass, the 49ers have now lost three state super bowls. chiefs win. >> the coach, that's who i hurt for, and i hurt for all the other guys. the whole team, what we've been through the last year hasn't been easy, and for it to go like that, where it's close at the end. it's tough, and i'm still trying to wrap my mind around it. >> it's extremely difficult. everybody's sad. a bunch of guys was crying. but it's nfl, the

in news correspondent, ali vitali, and matt gorman for tim scott for america, and a former aide to jeb and south carolina governor, mark sanford as well. start us off if you will with the expectations on the speech in the next 27 minutes or so? >> reporter: this is another moment of haley being defiant in the face of a republican party apparatus that largely moved on from the fact that we are still in the primary, and instead of rnc, her chief rival, donald trump, all of them want to pivot to a general election posture where donald trump is the republican nominee for the 2024 cycle. it's in a room like this one that looks empty now, but they are waiting downstairs to get in what they are calling the state of the race speech. when you see a candidate lagging in the polls likely to lose in her home state, and there are many that saw this speech was happening and they thought she could be dropping out, but i am told that's not what she is doing. listen to the candidate when she talks. she has said it dozens and dozens of times over, she's staying in the race until super tuesday. they are

republican presidential candidate, jeb bush writes this.e rulings stand, the damage could cascade through the economy, creating fear of arbitrary enforcement against entrepreneurs that seek public office or raise their voices as citizens in a way that politicians dislike. we'll continue to follow developments, martha. now back to you. >> martha: big story, lydia. thank you very much. so listen to this. >> barack obama, you're very close friends, very helpful getting elected to president. he's apparently concerned about his former vice president. in fact, he's quite alarmed. are you? >> yes. i mean, i think that the democratic party should turn the page. i don't see how he can beat donald trump. >> kellyanne conway and leslie marshall on that issue coming up next. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. (ella) we get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (jen) that's enterprise intelligence. (vo) it's your vision, it's your verizon. every

this is kind of what happened to jeb bush in florida all those years ago in 2016, so, is she essentiallyrking for biden at this point? that's what the conspiracy theorists think. >> yeah, she is getting close to that point. there is a lot of strategies. george bush, you remember, 180 kept at it. even though he didn't have a chance to win. and maybe reagan in 76 -- he lost the first seven. but he was polling ahead in all of the subsequent primaries and he won his home state by 65 points. so i don't see any of those scenarios for her. i guess maybe she thinks donald trump might have legal problems and be inert and then she would step in and the only other alternative she is going to go the full liz cheney, laura and just become a never trumper. i don't know what the full strategy. she is hurting her chances for 2028. >> laura: ben, she obviously has an enormous amount of money that the plutocrats have poured into her covers. but, if she's to have a political future at all, i mean, i said this after iowa. if she wants to have a political future, drop out after iowa. she obviously didn't and

former governor jeb bush helped pen this. musk and donald trump cases im peril the rule of law.ce system is at the heart of american -- the country will be poor if we lose it. the case against donald trump now and they are talking about a case in delaware against musk where a plaintiff bought nine shares of tesla six years ago for $2 hundred. the value today is 2,000. good for him and i hope more people did it back then. but musk's severance package also makes him the beneficiary of tesla's success. he would get $56 billion in a bonus. the judge is trying to unwind that. come back to this line about a dispassionate justice system and how do you see this play out? >> i was shocked by the musk decision because this was all laid out with a series of objectives or goals that musk met and exceeded. you have a shareholder who was the beneficiary of the fact musk was successful. the value of his small number of shares went up ten times. that's the reason why the board said okay, we set out the objectives, you met them and exceeded them. here is your reward. this is very different what

of miley cirrus got up to sing "flowers" and had a jeb bush moment. ♪ ♪ >> why you acting like you don't >> didn't get the reaction she wanted, so it's the audience's fault. >> laura: clap, please. >> then je jay-z got up and complained that his wife beyonce never got an album of the year award. >> she never won album of the year. think about that. the most grammys, never won album of the year. that doesn't work. >> laura: i mean, aren't we done with these -- i mean, remember kanye west did that to taylor swift? he i can't understand the award all those years ago from taylor swift. taylor swift has been presiding over this nightmare for so long. she already has a gracious approach, though. she doesn't care. >> well, unless it's celine dion. i'll leave that to the side. beyonce has 32 grammys, laura. 32. that's more than anybody else. what are we complaining about? then jay-z after the ceremony, he gets the ceremonial award, he drinks out of the grammy, disrespecting it. so if you disrespect the thing, why do you want more of them? i don't understand this. look, jay-z and beyonce, the big

jeb, senior vice president of government relations at, previously served as president in the trump administration. the risks associations with their presence and u.s. military systems. this is his first time appearing as well and appreciate all the new voices we are getting today. thank you thank you all very much for your testimony, i will ask all of the witnesses to please keep remarks to 7 minutes to preserve time for questions and answers. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify in emerging technologies, i've been asked china landscape and institutions driving commercial development of artificial intelligence. i will begin my statement with china ai investment landscape followed by extern thal factors impacting achina's ai ability to innovate and conclude the recommendations for u.s. policies makers and u.s. and china competition for artificial intelligence. >> china's ambition to the united states, turned military civil fusion policy china's progress in commercial ai applications can support goals in my written testimony i discuss in in-depth multiple mechanism that is the prc has used.

bullwork writer, tim miller, former adviser to jeb bush, and kimberly atkins store.rt gibbs, you've run successful campaigns. how can this white house turn around the public perception about the economy? because even larry kudlow admits that politics aside, this is a great report. >> jobs numbers are good. stock market has been good. inflation is coming down. i think it's going to take a while for people to feel that. prices have come down from a high a year and a half ago. i think there's a lot of people who still feel like they're paying too much for things. i would point to a number in this poll that shows the number of people pessimistic about the economy has dropped. a 14-point drop since that november poll that steve was talking about of people who think the economy's going to get worse. 16 points if you go back to the poll in july. so i think there's the beginnings of that economic turn around. i think the president though has to take the fight to trump on the economy. talk about what president biden is for and talk about what former president trump has. >> i

the name of stand wardy, who has been called by the lamented general jeb stuart, the washington of his people outside of texas. the opinion different. the nebraska advertiser was pleased to report a defeat of the notorious stand whitey regiment of rebels, the daily central register reported how the and disloyal indians are slaughtering one another. the hills daily news deigned report that an indian of the cherokee tribe stand waiting name has been made. a brigadier general in the confederate army. history has been kinder. so how to report a faraway war? the oregonian hired couriers for california, but that was hardly practical for events in virginia or even louisiana. the telegraph allowed western to publish eastern journalists, but their reports were often contradictory, forcing western papers to draw their own conclusions. there was no timely way to get information from the confederacy, although eastern papers would telegraph. confederate excerpts. pity the texas papers after the union conquered. the mississippi. they had no regular sources of information at all. assessing generals w

professor of politics and journalism at morgan state university, and al cardenas, former senior adviser to jeb bush's 2016 presidential campaign. al, good to see you. it's been too long. thank you for coming on. i want to start with you. the republicans have said almost nothing else over the past, you know, year except there's a border crisis. it's urgent. there was a whole convoy that went down where people went to see the crisis with their own eyes. they're stringing razor wire across the rio grande. they're saying this is urgent, urgent. then they get a bill that progressive democrats hate. this is a bill that is so right-wing, it's shocking biden would sign it, but he will. he'll sign it. there were no latinos in the room when it was put together. it's literally a right wing bill. a conservative bill. and they're saying nah, we're going to itch people alejandro mayorkas. your thoughts. >> i'm so sick and tired of this. there's probably nothing more significant on their plate in a lot of years in america than this bill. you're talking about border security, and more importantly, you're talk

jeb, senior vice president of government relations. previously served as former deputy assistant secretary of defense for industrial policy in the trump administration. he will address china's battery development including industrial and ev batteries and the risks associated with their presence in u.s. military and critical infrastructure systems. this is his first time appearing before us as well and appreciate all of the new voices we are getting today. thank you all very much for your testimony. i'll ask all of our witnesses topless keep remarks to 7 minutes to reserve time for questions and answers. ms. luogn, we will begin with you. >> i will begin my statement with landscape followed by internal and external factors impacting china's ai ability to innovate. and conclude recommendations for u.s. policymakers for u.s. and china competition for artificial competition. the plc has semipa thesed ai essential to ambition to become a technology superpower and it has called on both government and privateer sector actors to support the go

lot of staying power, and was able to do well in places where we had previously thought, okay, maybe jeb bush or marco rubio has a chance here. haley is now in that rubio/bush model and she's playing the underdog even though this is a state she's won state wide twice in both gubernatorial bids. they know it is an uphill climb. they look at the polls the same way all of us do. but the haley campaign said they want to show they can continue to consolidate support. some of that support is coming from independents and potentially democrats who may not have already voted in the democratic primary, and could potentially come through this weekend. but at the same time, they know that they're not making the inroads they need with that cluster of voters. they need to do well with republican actual base voters and that's why it is striking to see her both going after former president trump, but also saying she is planning to stay in this for as long as it takes through super tuesday and potentially even beyond to provide people a trump alternative. >> so, brendan, it is interesting because the sou

as well as this weekend's south carolina primary win for former president trump, donna edwards and jebt does it portend for not the republican party, per se, but for the general election, in fact? >> well, i think for the primary, it's going to set a match to president trump. if i was for his campaign, i would be somewhat concerned. you soo e in several primaries where significant portions of the republican primary have voted against the de facto republican incumbent president. there's a lot of kissing and making up once the nominee is decided. but in this case, you see a lot of polling data where a number of republicans are just going to stay home. so when president trump announces to everybody that if you give money to nikki haley, you're going to be on his permanent bad list, you're not building a political movement by southbound traction. you have to build it by addition. i think, again, there are some worrisome signs for president trump. otherwise i would say there's a 98%, 99% chance he's going to be the republican nominee. >> donna, way tomt get to the funding issues in washingt

i mean, he was like the press loved him and someone like jeb bush and others who was in the race back then, they could get nowhere even though they raised more money than needed at the time. he got all the earned media and pushed everyone aside and the same thing sort of happen this time. >> it let me play a little devil's advocate on the biden money. you said it is confidence. is it also a little bit perhaps anxiety. we know there's a lot of anxiety among democrats. this was actually campaign co-chair mitch landrieu this morning talking about it. let's look i understand that the concern about the polls you see this actually for both candidates. but essentially as his campaign heats up, you're going to have to make a choice between two very, very different people were in february the elections in november to expect everything to be the way it isn't. november 7 is unrealistic and the bedwetting just gets exhausting >> what does it take to quiet the concerns? >> so huge fan of the mayor and but what i would say is voting starts technically in almost, i think 88 months early voting start

that is, it will spill though, fairly that save jeb. it's nice for them and i'll have more on the other side. all the bright for them to learn from german myself on the news team. here is our new sense and thanks so much for your time to complete the instead of these cries, it's good, it's been dead simons if it wasn't for grandmother and have a seal about how was a neighbor after midnight trying to get to a hospital includes, is really me to 3 check point student know when i was embarrassed. a lot of men waited around, but my few for the baby was stronger. but not every story has a positive and through last day it shows us her daughter's birth certificate next to the death certificate. on the same day in 2003 soldiers asked her to sit quiet. yeah, she started shouting, i gave birth, followed by silence. and another shot. i think she died just a few hours ago. these really ministry installed this gate to the entrance to the village. mothers about tickets for the music to go to the hospital like not know which case is open and which one

just for fun issue executive fui order commanding my brother jeb to wash my car and trump brought the hair. >> can i mess your hair? oh, have my hair stuck down from joe biden. nnt on late night and brought nothing exceptig traffic to ao halt. midtown almost missed the five. greg can't carry that show without me now. >> president biden skipped supesuper bowl interview to sit down with seth meyers. >> for those of you who don't knowview t who he is, he comes on after jimmy fallon. and for those of you who don'tr know, jimmy fallon is asked jayu leno. >> these shows are all don't kno pre-taped. so biden could be. ed didn't get to bed. d be edihebiden didn't bring a , a joke or charisma. all the president had werese sunglasses. >> there's a dark brand and conspiracy meme. and this is something that you seem to have a lot of fun with. you've co-opted. you've co-opted dark. brandon, this is a yard signed t and dohis you enjoy playing around with the dark? brendon i meanlaying, no, i rest the of it. okay. >> is the stage manager holdingg up an applause sign? because why are people clapping

lastly, we will hear from doctor jeb dana, senior vice president of government relations, his -- previously served as former deputy assistant secretary of defense for industrial policy in the trump administration, he will address china's barry development including industrial and ev batteries and the risks associated with their presence in us military and critical infrastructure systems. this is his first time appearing before us as well and appreciate all the new voices and views we are getting today. thank you all very much for your testimony. i will ask all of our witnesses to please keep their remarks to seven men's to reserve time for questions and answers. >> good afternoon, members of the commission. thank you for the opportunity to testify on china's progress in commercial applications and emerging technologies which i've been asked about chinese investment landscape and key institutions driving commercial developed of artificial intelligence. i will begin my statement about ai investment landscape and trends followed by internal and external factors impacting china's ai ability to

attorneys jeb butler and tom giannotti represented staci in the civil trial and made sure to keep the would say. and then told nikia, i forgive you. >> i went up, forgave her. it was like i was reborn again. >> reporter: you make it sound like a miracle. >> nothing short. >> reporter: it was an extraordinary step. but only the first step. from then to now, staci has gone so far beyond the words "i forgive you" to the actions of "i love you." >> she is like a god mama to me. i talk to her every day. >> reporter: nikia lost everything after the crash. she now lives in a motel. >> so i'm committed to her life getting better. >> reporter: like how? >> so i helped her with money for food. >> reporter: you have given her money? >> yes. rent. i was her daughter's secret santa. i booked a trip for her to go to miami for her 40th birthday. >> reporter: her attorneys say they have never heard of anything like it. >> she is remarkable. remarkable person. >> all that's great. that separates conversation from conviction. >> staci didn't have to do that. >> i am going to cry. >> reporter: actually,

jeb bush, the former governor of florida, was a leader in this of the unions course are are against it because. this is how you train a new secular humanist big government high tax you know in the we're all racists and all this other business in our government schools don't call them public schools because they no longer serve the public they're government schools and most of them are indoctrination centers. the history books are all written in a way that that is endemic. the secular progressive left. so i think, you know, it's it's always amusing to me that some of my friends on the left who are pro-choice when it comes to abortion are or those fortunate enough to have been born as to where they'll be educated. so i think competition works in everything, whether it's the post office, fedex, ups or anything else, but this is the monopoly in america. so many other monopolies, at&t, many others have been broken up to the public benefit, i would argue. but public education is the last monopoly. it's left over from the the dewey era. we've gotten rid of any kind of moral foundation, as the

and it really clarify for me, and the 2016 republican primary, when you had candidates such as jeb bush obviously closely associated with his brother's foreign policy, and then you could range to rand paul, who is the most formal libertarian, and then marco rubio was in that mix as well. nobody bought either of those in the primary. i think marco won the minnesota caucusers, and the two candidates who came in first and second, trump and cruz -- obviously, i am partial -- worked for both of them, so i guess you could say i am not partial. but they had fundamentally the same approach to international affairs, which is, for trump, america first, you start with the basic interests of the united states, and you build your approach from there, and we can get into the relative successes or failures of that approach, but it is one that was persuasive to the primary voters and to the general electorate. i think that is, in many ways, where the head of the american people are. we can get into various specifics there, but that is where i see things at the moment. justin: that is great. brandan, gi