after november and the results in the midterms, jeffers said he'll remain neutral. want any part of it. he said he was going to stand -- sit this one out. meanwhile, you have president trump who is shouldering a lot of the blame for the midterm problems that republicans had back in november. combine those two -- those two sort of combined and sort of unravel this is week when jeffers brought out pence and shifted blame from the mid terms to himself to evangelicals. there is plenty of blame to go around for republicans in november. trump isn't completely wrong that evangelicals, conservatives, republicans at large struggled in the response when roe versus wade was overturned. they were not ready. they didn't have a plan to say -- to tell the american people what was next. that created a big opening for democrats. but the problem here is that evangelicals are very important piece of trump's constituency. and he is lashing out at jeffers in particular and the movement writ large, it is creating some anxiety and some problems with some of these pastors who have, you kno

certainly won't be the last welcome my friend, colleague and great democratic leader in the house hakim jeffers to the senate gallery he we will be going over there together. >> good afternoon everyone. it's an honor and purpose to be here with leadership or has done an extraordinary job of assuring into law an incredible agenda on behalf of the american people to make life better for everyday americans which is what drives house and senate democrats insert a president biden and with president biden's leadership and we are thankful for the leadership of chuck schumer. republicans continue to double and triple down on their extreme agenda. we know they are extreme as it relates to reproductive freedom, we believe in a woman's freedom to make her own reproductive health health care decisions. republicans want to impose a nationwide ban. we believe in social security and medicare. republicans want to destroy social security and medicare. we believe in democracy. many extreme maga republicans apparently don't believe in democracy anymore. they have an extreme agenda. it continues and the so-called

congratulations to honorÉe fanonne jeffers for winning year's fiction prize for her novel.the love songs of w.e.b. dubois and in some, i felt a little nervous about what i was going to say about this book because it's, you know, i am a foreigner. ultimately, even though i do speak some american and honorÉ is novel to me, reads as a new origin story for america, for who haven't read it already. it begins in the 18th century with the first big elements in the melting indigenous people. a young black whose mother was brought from africa in chains, and a young scotsman come to the new to seek his fortune. unfortunately for me, the scotsman turns out to be a villain. but we move on and these three bloodlines fuzed in the of a child. the first character we meet a boy has a greek mother, a scottish father and an african grandfather. the novel tells the story. this boy's relatives, both black and, white through to the present day and to a young black girl called ali garfield at toggles. back and forth between ali's experiences and those of the generations that came before her in th

it was notable, robert jeffers hosted mike pence last week.s still sounding protrump but the fact he was willing to offer pence an audience i think tells you you're seeing a shift away from trump. will it be enough? i don't know we've seen voters move from leaders and towards trump before but there's a softening. >> i'm getting deja vu all over again. i remember after the "access hollywood" tapes when the evangelical leaders stepped away. when it was clear he was the nominee they stepped up behind him. i also think you're feeling the absence of jerry fall well. >> i agree. >> he's sitting by a pool currently in miami. so i think he was 100% loyal to him. that's a big void that's been left in evangelical leadership. but, you know, i underestimated trump and the evangelicals in 2016 and i would warn people not to do that because right now you're seeing it from other politicians. you're seeing it from donors. you're seeing it from evangelical leaders. that they are toying with the idea of somebody other than trump. they are indicating they want s

nominate their own candidate and this leader of democracy in the house of representatives, hakim jeffers, and if the democrats during this vote voted sufficiently monolithically and all 212 votes were cast for their candidate, then because of the republicans, a different situation has arisen, who is mccarthy to the right by as many as 203 votes, but in addition to him his colleagues, his fellow party members nominated five more candidates who actually took away such necessary votes for kevin makati, if 203 votes of the republicans is a large enough number, it is still not enough to become the speaker the house of representatives, as of now, there is a re-vote in the house of representatives , which again has not happened in the last 100 years, and the legislators are trying to decide who will finally become the speaker of the house of representatives. and i will note that this is the third position after the president and vice president of the united states america in terms of weight and importance, i actually spoke yesterday with one of the representatives of the republicans in the hous

who deny the existence of nazism in ukraine are engaged in self-deception, as american politician jeffer young said. anyone who denies that the nazi puppet regime in this country is lying, either to himself or to the whole world, or both wrote, he was on social media earlier janka said that western imperialism will collapse as a result of the defeat of the us and nato by the russian army in ukraine china lifts quarantine for those entering from abroad, local media reported before a trip to the country will be enough to wait so much for a pcr test, if the result is positive, plastic energy recommends postponing the trip, in addition, already today , china resumes passenger traffic with russia through the checkpoint in direct. but in thailand, on the contrary, due to the record number of sick people coming to the country , they will again require vaccination documents or a certificate of illness, but the introduction will affect all international flights. let me remind you that thailand recognizes vaccinations as russian vaccines sputnik vee and sputnik. nato secretary general jens stolten

that is what was always in jeffer sob jefferson's rule that talk to us this week to get that done, thatvar to have abrowaccountability on the speaker. but we had to ink the deal on making sure we had conservative representation, that was not in there we had to ink deal on church committee, jaime comer just talked about, that was not this there, have we to describe what it would be, jurisdiction to go after vast array of all agencies and be sure to have specifics with respect to spending restriction that would limit spending to fy 22 levels and not allow for a debt limit increase, that took this time to get to that agreement. and we would never have been able to do that if some of us had not held out, including some that were you know more stubborn and open about it, it takes breaking eggs to get things. mark: last 6 still voted present, they said why they didn't want him as speaker that simple. one took 2 million from his pac. just a few months ago and one took 1.9 million. one opposed convention of states in arizona, a big issue with me. let me get back to this. now you have most of th

during that time we lost 21 men. israel jeffers was rusty under the gun captain by one sebastian o'connor, who i was to victoria under to 6 months voyage through partially unchartered waters . i'm looking for finally, arriving back at santa hooker. that was the greatest nautical achievement of this expedition. so never before had any one sealed such a huge distance over 3 different oceans without stopping. it was truly a ruin. law is like a ramp system. or on saturday, the 6th of september, we entered the bay of san lucas. of the 60 men that made up the crew when we left the mo lucas, only 18 survived and most of them were sick. ah ah fell next he done the moly, it was a tremendous success. almost as many unknown ladies had been discovered. info from 2nd, but the death toll was she, chairman, if you think about it, when you do wonder, wasn't it while then? and there's so many dac, martha. that's for history to say less to the olivia a little little besides, she had a different story to tell that. alas, we know only one managed to sail around the world and make it to saying that when the v

dramatically, especially in the bb, b region that's really what we're focusing on with our clients at jeffers. >> do you think it's con senn says >> i don't think it's about consensus. we've had an incredibly difficult year if you compare the years, this was one of the all-time worst years in bonds it was a bad year but not a catastrophic year. certainly they had much bigger drawdowns. i'm not sure that it's that consensus. i think people have gotten themselves under weight in the fixed income markets there's been a hunch backup in yields you know, we're very different than we were at the beginning of last year, sara. remember, yields were still very low and spreads were tight at the beginning of last year both of them blew out pretty significantly. the most important thing i would say is, you know, we're in a difficult period of time economically we're going to probably go and touch recession ary parts, go into a recession, maybe all of it your don't want to necessarily be in the riskiest capital structure of the business. go to the second riskiest part, the credit, the bonds. collect the do

. >> jeffers is meeting with former vice president mike pence. he says pence would be a strong contender if he runs. trump got big backing from evangelicals in his two presidential elections. christian praised him for his three supreme court picks. trump blamed a disappointing mid-term performance on republican handling of the abortion issue, especially those that firmly insisted on no exceptions, even in the case of rape, incest or life of the mother. that lost large numbers of voters. mike pompeo told us in a statement, quote, people of faith, especially evangelicals, matter enormously in our elections. these are americans who understand that the american idea is deeply rooted in judy owe christian values basic respect for life and the fundamental dignity of every person. some faith leaders have praised florida governor ron desantis appealed to religious conservatives on abortion, vaccine requirements and schools. bill and dana, back to you. >> bill: we'll watch it. rich edson. important story. >> dana: as president biden begins shaping his pat

i'll give you another example, jim jeffers when he was a republican, he agreed to switch parties or becomendent and flipped control of the senate in 2001 because he was promised a chairmanship. >> they don't want that. >> which is what they're asking for. >> but, there is another dynamic here and that's personal. steve scalise may not have to make some of the compromises that kevin mccarthy has. because, kevin mccarthy's problem is it's personal. there are these people who do not like him, who do not trust him. steve scalise, many of these members, feel he will keep his word, and so, they will also go with him because he's just not kevin mccarthy. >> right. and one of the things about mccarthy too, and one of the reasons and paul cane put this very well in the "washington post" this morning. is that, what kevin mccarthy love is is campaign strategy and tactics. and to alissa's point, he failed at the tactics of getting himself the gavel in the house, which means he failed at the things he's best at. and those failures began, perhaps with the mid-term election but went right up to the confe

walking jeffers -- hakeem jeffries gets all the democratic vote. 212, don't know if one is out today. let's get the read on this. charlie gasparino joins us. john lawn skiing through the cycle founder. charlie, to you. on what happened here. i wouldn't go to a jailbreak but i would call it an icebreaker. i am just wondering, we had these deals and concessions in place for the last 48 hours. are there new ones? were there new agreements? charles: i look at this and say to myself, where is the republican nancy pelosi? this is a dysfunctional group as you have ever seen. they have just weakened the speaker to the extent that if one guy gets up and says i want to vote him out, they can do it. this is bizarre. here is the thing people lose sight of. all this stuff going on, president biden is full steam ahead on one of the most radical economic agendas there is. he sees dysfunction here. the other night he put -- gigi some, her vote as a senate vote, this is the calculus in the white house. this is the gang that can't shoot straight, the house or the senate, they shoot themselves. let's pu

and so under jeffers, leadership really been getting more votes for unified is getting 212 ultimate car is got no more than 200 votes in yes, they're going to have to come to us that they want to do the right thing and work on behalf of the american people. but if you ask, make given what we're seeing i don't really know if they want to do that. i think they want create chaos and they just are doing this to to promote a the right wing. and of course, the freedom they're doing this with that in many ways they're taking on trump's shop on capitol hill. so president biden calls this embarrassing, but there are some real practical >> implications for citizens and for the nation. you can have committee hearings. you can find out about intelligence. nobody is sworn in. you don't have staff what your constituents need something from you all your other house members? >> well, first of all, i have request a classified briefing on iran. i think a in this space and foreign affairs, global national security we could not have that classified briefing because members are not. i'm a member elect just

yeah, like jeffers said, yeah, he can win the republican nomination, he probably will.w this or not, but donald trump led the republicans to losing in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2022. these evangelical leaders know he's going to lose again in 2024 if he runs in the general election. so they're stuck with this guy that -- like he's like the guest who won't leave. and he keeps losing for them, and they can't get him out the front door fast enough. >> well, so the practical politics of this, for me at least, very stark when it comes to the evangelical voters out there. for me, at the end of the day, just because you lay your hands on the devil doesn't make him a saint. and they knew full well what they were getting. so the practical, oh, yeah, he's a winner, he's a winner, he's a winner. donald trump's view is, as he said in the interview, i delivered what you wanted, i gave you the supreme court justices to give you the one thing you wanted, and that was to overturn roe v. wade. this is how you repay me? folks need to understand -- >> that's called politics, by the way,

he stood with our farmers and on foreign policy, we stopped trying to find a new jeffer sownian democracyild out of sand and blood and arab militias in the middle east. as a matter of fact, president trump, i believe, is the first president in my lifetime that didn't start any new wars. this is an issue that i know unites some elements of the right and left for the benefit of our communities. [heckling] >> will the house be in order? >> order. >> this government for far too long has been deeply dr corrupt. this town has been deeply corrupt. the way people get leadership possessions and chairman manships and opportunities to be able to morally preen has been by accepting lobbyists and special interest money and redistributing that money as currency for favors. that is not criticism of either political party. it is a criticism of what we have allowed to happen in this place and if we just go next man up on our side of the aisle, we will reaphi that corrupt system and abandon the people that are expecting to us fight for them. i have heard from my colleagues about all the important work we h

parts that he cleans up and reuse as he describes his passion in his own words. moreover, my bill jeffers mother was just, you know, my name is jeff huckman. i've had this shop for 40 years ago and recycle and re purpose airplanes. that your immortal shooter military doing. i mean, all of our planes there, so beautiful and have your if a plane is beautiful, it's parts are too few. i'm surrounded here by pieces that are totally exceptional, is had to ruin, did in multi to treat. once the planes dismantle the pieces, get used to their propellers have always been preserved and put on the walk off. i'm just giving these objects a 2nd life, like on mud to the color he, it's a trends now ecologists say recycle everything. i've been doing that for, for to years. i've been recycling planes for 40 years and leaving nothing behind an area. nic myakea on, on regular commerce in for many customers, come into the store because they see it and think of grand kush the famous sculptor or maybe they just find it beautiful because of the reflections. it's quite magical, had that they may already a fell upo