congressman hakeem jeffries said this. >> what more does kelvin mccarthy need to see? i mean, what more does this guy really need to see? he's got marjorie taylor greene completely out of control, gosar out of control, laurn bobert out of control. they're having a complete and total melt down. instead of focusing on the problems of the american people, they are attacking each other. it's not a three-ring circus. it's a four-ring malignant circus. and the so-called leader has no control over what's happening. >> this morning house speaker nancy pelosi lost her patience when a reporter asked her and not congressional republicans to explain to american voters why the federal government was this morning facing once again the looming threat of a government shutdown. >> how do they explain to the public that they're shutting down government because they don't want people to get vaccinated? why don't you go ask them? this is so silly. this is so silly that we have people who are anti-science, anti-vaccination saying they're going to shutdown government over that. and you're a

jeffries: as the member designated by representative david, i inform the house that ms. david will vote yes. as the member designated by qua hell yes, i inform the house that congressman qua hell yes will vote yes -- qua hell yes, i inform the house that mr. kahele will yes. >> as the member designated by mr. gallego, i inform the house that mr. gallego will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 4 # 1 and nays are 13. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause #, rule 20, the unfinished business is on the vote of the motion mr. scott. a on which the yeas and nays are ordered the clerk: h.r. 4489 a bill to amend the act to require certain amounts with respect to land under the administration of the forest service and interfering. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rule and pass the bill as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland rise? >> as the member designated by mr. defazio of oregon, m

jeffries pushed it back. i thought lyft was the real headline the last 24 hours, saying at the earliest, 2023. never mind 2022, we see you in 2023. kailey: basically calling the entire next year a wash. this has been the story the entire pandemic. return to work as pushback because a new surge. lyft may be avoiding all of that entirely by going out this far, but i think jeffries is interesting and it will be interesting to see if other banks, jp morgan, goldman sachs, who pushed the return to office harder start to rethink their policies as we face the omicron variant. jon: is 2022 a write off now? can we say that? lisa: are you kidding? jon: let me be clear, i'm not being depressing right now. [laughter] i'm talking work from home specifically. are we done with that already? lisa: i think increasingly people are understanding the importance of getting together. i think honestly you see the and travel and in offices making accommodations. jeffries is perhaps a stalwart among the wall street banks. do you real

citi and jeffries are revising their plans to return to the office. dani: european markets opening flat on thin trading. this comes amid market optimism that the economic recovery will shake off the omicron variant. let's get more from kristine aquino. we are also joined by stephen isaacs from alvine capital. the all-time highs we saw in u.s. equities yesterday, how much of that can we attribute to some of the data points we got out, a huge sum of data before the christmas break started? >> i would not attach too much meaning to what we saw yesterday in u.s. price action. we are in the thick of holiday trading. volume is then as is -- thin as is liquidity. this is probably a function of the good news we have seen in the omicron situation both in terms of the risk of hospitalizations as well as more positive news in terms of the efficacy of boosters. there is not a lot of people in the markets right now as people are making their way home for the holidays. it remains to be seen whether this rally overnight in the u.s. stock market, whether that can con

that is in instagram. 10 things the jeffries boss learned while in quarantine.iant catching tension between the u.s. and china. the details of that story just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back to the show. let's talk about drones and dji. the near-monopoly warning that the government might be getting access to sensitive data. our guest is here with more. guest: as you said, the largest drone maker in the world. in the u.s. they have much more than 50% in the market when it comes to consumer drones. almost monopoly. they dominate this market. the concern critics have are these drones flying around collect data. dji says there is no reason to be worried that data is protected, critics say they do not believe that, they think there is data they get some back to china. this is becoming more of an issue now because there are various proposals in washington saying there needs to be more legislation targeting dji. the u.s. put dji on a blacklist. this is related to what the u.s. said is dgi -- dji's role in surveillance engine junk. haidi: we are talking

he did see price cuts from jp morgan and a downgrade from jeffries.an they recover their balance sheets, let's go over to ev. those are struggling. massive spending plan. you do have that weighing on the entire sector. tesla is down 3.3% after their chinese sales dropped. lucid dropping 10% after their floating their convertible bonds. alix: that is the lay of the land today and there is still a lot in the next 24 hours. today president biden is holding a call with the president of ukraine on the russian troop buildup we have earnings from oracle, broadcom, and lululemon, plus the starbucks union vote count. i'm interested in this one. it does see -- it does feed in to whether we will see unions get more power. dani: tomorrow we have cpi in the u.s. and the royal dutch shell shareholders meeting. alix: coming up, "balance of power." this is bloomberg. ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network wit

. >>> the other part of the covid economy, returning to the office, wall street firms jeffries is now stop virtually all travel. no more social events after dozens of its employees tested positive for covid-19. jeffries bringing back its mask mandate for all of its offices and anyone who want to enter any office needs a booster shot by the end of january. wells fargo and citi have also said no holiday parties. the new protocols highlight the challenge that businesses face trying to get employees back to the office after almost two years. and lyft employees now have one more year to work remotely. lyft did not cite the omicron variant. instead pointing to the flexibility that lyft employees want. a spokesperson said lyft's offices are set to reopen in february as planned. staffers still have the option to work from home for all of 2022. google and uber have pose poened their office plans indefinitely. >> everyone wants flexible. >> yeah. >>> a programming note for you this weekend. it's that time of year when the stars come out to honor some of humanity's best. now more than ever the w

straight ahead, we will have congressman hakeem jeffries joining the show. he says if the senate cannot pass voting rights legislation, it will be the death of democracy. plus, congresswoman ilhan omar on extremism in congress and a whole more. another hour of "velshi" begins right now. >>> good morning. it is 9:00 a.m. in the east on sunday, december the 19th. i'm ali velshi. in the weeks after the 2020 election, around time last year, one phrase became a familiar refrain in the white house among those whining about the results of the presidential race. go talk to meadows. got a dubious tip about voter fraud? go talk to meadows. found an outlandish twitter thread about voter rigging, go talk to meadows. meadows refers to mark meadows, former president trump's chief of staff, who is facing possible contempt charges. records of his possible communications with others are now under intense scrutiny. last week, the january 6th praenld out some of meadows' text messages and revealed that some came from unnamed members of congress. here's what one of them said. y

straight ahead, we will have congressman hakeem jeffries joining the show.an ilhan omar on extremism in congress and a whole more. another hour of "velshi" begins right now. >>> good morning. it is 9:00 a.m. in the east on sunday, december the 19th. i'm ali velshi. in the weeks after the 2020 election, around time last year, one phrase became a familiar refrain in the white house among those whining about the

congressman hakeem jeffries will join the table. mark meadows investigating the attack on the capitol says it will charge him for contempt of congress for ending his cooperation. also, the new tools revealed by instagram ahead of yesterday's senate hearing did little to stem criticism with one lawmaker calling the platform the new tobacco. here we go. what the company says it will do to address the harmful impact on young people. alarming data on the u.s. crime crisis with homicide race in at least a dozen major cities hitting all time highs. you are watching "morning joe," we'll be right back. "morning j we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. vo: just getting by, it's an ongoing struggle. experience the power that's why president biden and democrats in congress have a plan to lower costs for america's working families. lower costs of healthcare premiums and the price of prescription drugs. pay less for electric bills by moving to clean energy. and do it all by

and i reached out to hakeem jeffries, and i went to see him, and i want to see cori bush, and ice saw her -- i saw her, and i want to talk to aoc because i believe we can work together. it depends on them wanting to work with us. like i said, i have no points of reference because i can just got here. but this bipartisanship that president biden promised is not playing out, not out there. and i could say that i'm one of the most bipartisan members in congress because, you know, i represent one third democrats, one third republicans, and one third independence, so i represent everyone. and i'm very conjures of who vote -- conscious of who voted for me. and some of those people would like to embrace some of the ideas that the democrats have. so i've been reaching out to them. i cosponsor and make different legislations with some members of the democratic party. so hey, we're all americans, the best system in the world. so let's enjoy it. olivia: now i want to pivot, and more broadly ask you about how the gop is appealing to women voters. you know, we saw earlier this month, virginia with

how lucky that i was able to build to jeffries in berlin is architecture, is a celebration of democracy and one building. the biggest thing in the world is the spirit or detecting motions. it starts december 18th, on dw. ah ah, it says date ebony news live from the end travel between france and the u. k. grinds to india holt crowns lined up to bold the last trains of fairies to cross the channel ahead of a midnight deadline. only essential journeys are allowed on the new rules. i aimed at slowing all my crumbs advance.

this is not omicron that companies like jeffries and others would be seeing.reakthrough cases. the good news is, we haven't seen in the new york city area at least a very big rise in hospitalizations or deaths. so you may get these waves of up and down but you're not seeing the severe outcomes. maria: yeah, it's really all very good points. dr. zinberg, good to see you this morning. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. maria: we'll see you soon. quick break and then the man who allegedly set fire to the fox christmas tree right outside our headquarters is back on the street, all thanks to new york's bail reform rule. yeah, he was processed and then let out once again. what you need to know, coming up. and a then a changing world, sometimes involves a changing career. why more americans are looking to switch things up. we'll tell you about it when we come back. stay with us. ♪ ♪♪ care. it has the power to change the way we see things. ♪♪ it inspires us to go further. ♪♪ it has our back. and goes out of its way to help. ♪♪ when you start with care, you

jeffries: i inform the house that congresswoman garcia will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. palazzo of mississippi, i inform the house that mr. palazzo will vote nay on the previous question. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. reschenthaler of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. reschenthaler will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut seek recognition? mrs. hayes: as the member designated by ms. wilson, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by million mark takano, i inform the house that mr. takano will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the

what is interesting is that robert jeffries and those trump, we are not hearing from these preachers as much as we did before. i don't know if they are lying in wait, but that is a decent sign i guess. except, there are books being written to support trump and you say evil is good. >> host: i think we see, i guess at the bookstore we seen the changes in publishing that are making space and accommodating different channels. the support that work. as we get closer towards wrapping up the evening, i was also wanting to know if any of the projects you're working on now, are you also taking after this project? >> i have been working on political economy in the kingdom of god. that is something over yonder. that is not what it really means. it comes in the hebrew bible. it is relational, living together according to the ethical foundation laid out for us. which must be out of the bible. in the kingdom of god, looking at policies and trying to outline some of the framework for approaching political policy and activity. consistent with the foundational ethics of the bible. which is the whole

branwen jeffries, bbc news.nfrastructure badly damaged. energy networks say at present there are around 30,000 households still without power. 15,500 of those are in the north—east of england, 7,000 in the north—west, and 7,500 in different regions of scotland. power has now been restored to almost every home in wales — as our correspondent fiona trott reports. a new day and a new problem. if we move all of this here... they are working 300 miles from home, and will be here for many days yet. their work is welcome, and it comes with an unexpected reward. we have been without power since about, oh, seven o'clock on friday night, and we've coped, but boy am i glad to see these people, and apparently they are from bedford as well. i think they deserve some beer. working to restore electricity here is taking a long time. now the distributor is offering financial support. what we have announced today is a package of measure for our domestic customers, asking customers to get in contact with us on our dedicated storm

jeffries: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be considered as read and printed in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the resolution is agreed to. the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20rbg the chair will post opponent further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new mexico seek recognition? ms. leger fernandez: madam speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2930, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2930, a bill to enhance protections of native american tangible cultural heritage, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman new mexico, ms. leger fernandez, and the gentleman from arkansas, mr. westerman, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new mexico. ms. leger fernan

jeffries was one of the first major banks to acquire vaccines for staffers returning to the office, so, they are asking people to work from home for the time being and get those booster shots by the end of january. different story for lyft, which is the u.s.'s second largest ridesharing company. they are pushing for a staff return by january 23 at the earliest. rival uber and google have told employees they will not enforce a january return, so if it is the delta variant or omicron concerns between companies and the u.k., they push back regular returns. back to you. juliette: hard to believe almost two years later. meanwhile, pfizer-biontech say early studies show a third dose of their vaccine does give protection against the omicron variant. >> what the data are telling us is basically three doses of the pfizer-branded vaccine will provide for omicron the same protection likely two doses provided for the original strain. this is what we know. we also know that two doses alone for omicron are not enough . they are having a big, dramatic drop. there are other elements we have not measur

remember, the code is good for any of the books in your shopping cart, not just for jeffries. the council continues to offer top tier virtual programming through summer and into the beginning of fall. continue to check out our website at eff w world -- now, i would like to invite richard fischer. richard fischer is the former president and ceo of the -- most importantly, the recipient of the council's most prestigious honor, the -- . richard began his career in private banking before becoming assistant to the treasury during the carter administration. he served as deputy administrative -- in the clinton administration. his experience also includes working with henry kissinger's strategic advisory firm and the founder of his home, the sure management. he has a degree in economics from harvard university an mba from stanford. i know this is going to be a fascinating conversation gentlemen. thank you again, take it away richard. >> thank you, i want to introduce one was stated in the book. he and i have been friends now for 44 years jeffrey is a true public servant. he went to da

he summarized the conduct of ilhan omar, adam shift, eric swalwell, and ka heem jeffries. dole is so much of what is missing today. his life was a can vance, of a backdrop of what is wrong in washington. and we don't have to speculate that dole thought ant the news of the day. he turned in a column. the washington post says it was drafted early 2021, arnold the time of his death. listen to the late senator in his own words -- i watched the january 6th riots from the capitol. there's been a lot of taung about what it would take to he'll our country. we must remember that bipartisan is the minimum we should expect from ourselves. america can never achieve greatness when we prioritize principals over party and humanity over personalal legacy, we establish more as a nation. i will count on tomorrow's leaders to stand up for what is right for america, with full optimism and faith in humanity. powerful, right? we have breaking news that's related to january 6th. we learned that the former chief of staff, mark short, is correspondenting with the january 6th committee. that gives

the jeffries thing is interesting.said a number of employees started getting covid, and suddenly they had 50 people -- this is not a bank of america sized staff. all of a sudden they had 50 people quarantining. he is sending people home until the end of the month. lyft is going to send workers home, say that you can stay home until 2023. who knows what will happen then. that is so far away, economists cannot even or cast will happen. pretty incredible that they say workers can stay home until then. amanda: agreed. matt: cool. time for our stock of the hour, and another beat, raised quarter for upscale furniture seller restoration hardware. they see full-year sales rising 33%. kriti gupta has a look. kriti: it is just called rh now, they had that name change. i am told they make products that are to die for. it is not only that they have grown quite a bit but they are being rewarded or beating their earnings in a big way. let's compare them to their peers. they are doing better than the peers, the exception being willia

code csw world and remember the code is good for any of the books in your shopping cart not just jeffries. the council will continue to offer top-tier virtual programming through the summer into the beginning of fall so continued to check out our web site at csw world.org for newly scheduled events and now i would like to invite richard fischer to kick off the program which is the former presidency of the federal reserve bank of dallas has imagine a most importantly a recipient of the councils most prestigious honor the h. mallon award. he served as deputy representative in the clinton administration. he has worked for secretary of state henry kissinger strategic. pfizer firm and founder fischer capital management and has earned an bachelor's degrees and it b.a. from stanford. i know will be a fascinating conversation and gentlemen thank you again and with that taken away richard. >> thank you liz and i want to introduce jeffrey beyond what was stated in the book. he and i have been friends now for 44 years. jeffrey is a true public servant. he went to dartmouth and then he went into the

[laughter] even leading democrats like -- jeffries says he fully supports the idea.e you? >> jesse: you cannot push noncitizens to vote in u.s. elections. you can't do that. you wonder why the republicans were suspicious about the ballots in 2020. you guys are openly pushing noncitizens to vote in american elections. what if i swim across the rio grande and it started voting in mexico? >> they would throw them in jail so fast. >> how about we vote for them to build a wall for us? [laughter] >> geraldo: you cannot open up and start arguing with me, i'm just talking! >> but he's looking at me funny. [laughter] this is a topic assumption, the road to health paved with toxicity. >> you believe this is a bad move. >> i believe that the right to vote is a sacred right, and i am opposed to this idea -- it dilutes the power of the vote and discourages people from that path towards citizenship when they are here illegally to work hard. it is a tradition, getting sworn in, it's such a life affirming the tradition in the united states. >> new york passing this noncitizen right

we saw jeffries out front of this after a slew of positive cases -- they decided to send everyone to work from home. they say if you have 10 people who test positive, you have 15 who then need to self-isolate. it all comes down to how long that isolation period should be. jonathan: away from fiscal policy and monetary policy, right now, how big does the isolation window need to be to get people back into work come into the office? matt: absolutely. you certainly have to test negative before you go back. the idea is they want to shorten it enough that we can get people back to work, especially, as we heard earlier on the front lines of health care, they want to have a deeper bench. they want to be able to get people the care they need. but they also want to make sure you are not infectious. they need to strike that balance. it will require scientists with data. jonathan: right now on the s&p, up one third of 1%, advancing 14 points this monday. your 10 year yield at 1.4910. euro-dollar basically unchanged. where you get some price action is in the airline names. 2800 flights and more

still be speaker but if you're thinking about the people are most often it mentioned as successors, jeffriesn from new york and he would also be a groundbreaker, the first person of color to lead either the house or the party in the houses of congress on a decide and that the congresswoman from california, you former speaker of the california house and adam schiff has been interested in the leadership as well and so, there are several people who i think would like this, close to 200 people that would like this job and i think that when it nancy pelosi leaves, there will be a battle, a progressive candidate more than one in the leadership candidates and nancy will have a voice in the matter and as he pelosi understands that when she got into the leadership, the leadership did not determine her victory, that she would not be in a position toit determine the victory becae the elected h democratic members of the house and it is a secret ballot. >> you talk about the successful talks and how that played out with a number of my colleagues. and in those conversations, she always said she viewed the

jeffries analyst andrew irkwitz, your literally trying to build something out of the nothing people sayt is the metaverse? i say, i don't know, but if i could imagine it, it's like a "ready player one. terrible movie, great book. >> yeah, no, thanks for having me, brian. i wish everybody would answer the question, what is the metaverse with "i don't know" because it seems to be different for everybody. facebook talks about it as a vr play the only thing that's certain is infrastructure will be very big here, and quite frankly, because no one really knows yet what the metaverse will be, everyone is still building their own sort of thing, so companies like roblox could benefit. the video companies could easily benefit. arguably they're best positioned at this point, and nobody talks about it >> do we have to gamble on some companies trying to make money in the metaverse, not on the metaverse? what i mean by that is the difference between the companies to build the asenate for real roads, and the companies that put up a billboard that you look at on the road and hopefully will go buy their

lisa: i think about jeffries pushing back the coming to office until 2023, saying they work from home, we encourage it through 2023. i wonder how much this is being driven by the virus and how much this is being driven by people's preference to stay home. jonathan: how sticky is the behavior shift? lisa: exactly. and how are some of these policies? jonathan: to be clear, mixing goals. it could be a great year. what i am saying is this return to work, they behavior had become very sticking out. it has been 18 months of it. you've got corporations turning around and seeing see you in 2022, maybe 2023. jonathan: to the point about -- kailey: to the point about behavior change and once people have proven that they can work from home, it gets a lot harder to make the case that they have to come back in. at that point it becomes a sort of compass and for talent and retention as well. jonathan: your equity market down 15 on the s&p 500, -0.3%. in the fx market, euro-dollar negative two. going into tomorrow, that cpi report coming your median estimate, six .8% on cpi america. can become 7% if

bronwyn jeffries, bbc news.n redford in nottinghamshire are struggling with rising prices. nicki, a nurse and husband, martin, who works for a builders' merchants are on average incomes. we try and budget very carefully around food, whereas going back a couple of years, we'd just buy whatever we wanted to. on top of sharp hikes in their energy bills, nicki is finding the prices of many items in their weekly shop have gone up. margarine. that's definitely, definitely doubled in price. meat, definitely that's gone up. yoghurts, definitely. they've gone up for sure. research done for panorama tracked prices of some essentialfood items, fuel and energy in the run—up to christmas. our analysis shows that inflation is expected to stand above 4.5% by the time christmas comes around. and for a typical household in the uk, that means that their monthly spending will be around £109 higher than it was for the same basket of goods and services last year, this time. across the uk's supply chain, there are shortages of lorry

i think japan, and other people -- you have written about it, jeffries has written about it, are you well as china? >> we are bullish on japan, that's largely off the growth numbers. we had japan 3.7 growth last year that's like around u.s. growth i think it's best economic growth for years i think a lot of it is the savings, the consumer spending that we see in place in japan. but the growth story is actually one in the fourth quarter is one of the strongest growth numbers we're seeing globally. so i see that consumer story as coming back and growth in japan for where they have been historically, one of the high prints in 2022 >> remarkable stuff in a nation that's had four or five recessions in the last 20 to 25 years. joyce chang head of global research from j.p. morgan. we appreciate you coming on. happy new year, best to you and your clients and everybody else. we hope to talk to you again soon. >> thank you, brian. happy holidays to you and everyone. >> thank you very much >>> thanks to brian sullivan and j.p. morgan's joyce chang. as we head to break. take a look at futures we

who called people back for two days a week in november now telling employees they can stay home jeffries workers to stay home because of a spike of 40 new cases there and you have morgan stanley also giving more employees the option for working from from home all of this happens as new york city was counting on the financial firms to lead the office recovery and the city's commercial comeback after the holidays about a third of new york city's office workers were back in the office as of december. they hoped that would reach at least 50% by january but now the partnership for new york city expecting a broad roll back in the plans. you have apple returning in february initially now putting it on hold google announcing a delay. and meta delaying its return that was supposed to be for january now at least five months delayed. you look at the stock angle of this, the big new york commercial read is down this week because the city's vacancy rate still close to the record of about 17% >> if you look broadly, robert, and this is very specific because you and i both live in the area we kind of s

here is what congressman hakeem jeffries has to say about what the democrats are doing to try to maker for the american people. get the american people are feeling the pain of these inflationary pressures, and the white house is taking decisive action. that's also why it's important for us to get the build back better act over the finish line. >> today the republicans, democrats, and independence are admitting inflation is a big problem. it shows up again and again at the top of the bulls of things that people are most concerned about. they said it's not transitory nature and it sticking around freight they say this is about passing the plan here in washington that will actually help businesses in americans if they can get it across the finish line. >> americans know this intuitively. when you add another $5 trillio in debt on top of the 23 tolan that we have now, that's anothe $5 trillion of inflationary spending. the taxes that are in that bill will slow down the economy, create fewer jobs, and make it even worse for the average american family. they know that intuitively, they're t

now you have far left congressman jeffries of new york and congressman jayapal saying the president should just via fiat, via executive order. he can't do that. right. so he can't just do tax hikes. that is ridiculous. go ahead. >> will he attempt to do it? thefy clearly isn't in control of his own fab cults. whoever is pulling the string, it is obama 2.0. whoever was running his show is clearly running what is going on in the white house now as i stated many times, i don't think the president is well. i think, but only problem is if he steps aside what is the number two spot is much worse, much worse. i agree with you 100%. elizabeth: okay. congressman tim burchett, thanks for joining us. good to see you. we're coming out of the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. still to come. former i.c.e. official tom homan sanctuary cities blocking i.c.e. from arresting criminal illegal aliens helping to fuel the crime wave hitting u.s. cities. think drug gangs. where is the white house on this? up next former utah congressman jason chaffetz. crime in america, cities with hi

so i'm going to talk to our first guest, congressman hakeem jeffries, about that. so thank you for those breaking news. ignore those twitter comments i appreciate you my friend. >> i'll be watching. >> i want to bring in my friend and congressman hakeem jeffries. thank you for joining us. i'm sure that you were watching some of this coverage and so, before we get into what's happening on capitol hill, i want to get your thoughts, as a lawyer, about these two parents being charged in connection with the four children being killed, you know, considering this could set a legal precedence and in the face of republicans' opposition to any gun control in this country. >> as a lawyer we'll see the proceedings unfold, hopefully all parties involved are going to follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the applicable constitutional provisions in the state of michigan or in america. and justice will be done at the end of the day. that certainly should be all of our hope as americans. as a parent, it's just particularly chilling to know that there are americans who are g

. >> as you were speaking there, we saw congresswoman liz cheney, congressman hakeem jeffries there.er, as you watch this here, bob dole, he fought hard for his party. he was a devoted confidant of richard nixon. he had the term "hatchet man" attached to him by democrats. but he also through the years was willing to work with democrats on major legislation. i often wonder, as we see people like this pass away, whether it's a dole or a mccain or others, that is that time in washington lost? are those folks willing to work across the aisle becoming fewer and fewer in your view? >> well, i think the question, unfortunately, answers itself. let me tell you the other side of the coin. seeing those capitol steps today brought back a memory. about 25 years ago, almost exactly, the day he left the senate. remember, his campaign in '96 was sort of dead in the water. the campaign strategist decided they needed a hail mary. and so it was decide he would leave the senate, which he loved, i think second only to elizabeth and robin and demonstrate to the doubters that he was really serious about t

jeffries: as the member designated congresswoman garcia, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that congresswoman garcia will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. mark takano, i inform the house that mr. takano will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: as the member designated by mr. crist of florida, i inform the house that mr. crist will vote nay on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> thank you. madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. hagedorn of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. hagedorn will vote yes on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. curtis of utah, i inform the house that mr. curtis will vote yea on the mo

joining me now is one of the meta bulls, simon powell from jeffries i'm seeing you and you're a person, you're not an avatar so how big of a metaverse person could be if i don't see you in a characterized format right now >> look, i think the way to think about this dominic, for those of us who were around in the late '80s and asking what is the internet going to beuld be so we can only imagine what it could be at one end of the spectrum it can be highly transformative and dis dis disr disruptive the way to think about it is all human activity that hasn't moved online is about to move online in the next five to ten years. you'll be able to choose to live your life entirely in a digital world or in a hybrid of digital and physical. >> it's interesting. if there was a company, i would say, that is so well positioned for this, it would be facebook, now meta platforms, because i remember the early days of farmville when people used to go online and buy and spend money on things like virtual sheep and cows and tractors and equipment and everything else. but just how big of a deal is this an

so, where this likely goes to is hakeem jeffries, congressman from new york who is the fifth rankingthe moment, or katherine clark. she is from massachusetts. there are also some calls that pramila jayapal, she's from washington state, has been sounding like she might be interested in pursuing a s leadership spot as well. >> what are the dynamics of the last 11 months kind of top-line maybe on cable news show is this idea that speakers may be losing her grip. she's set a number of deadlines on the infrastructure. they missed those deadlines. the difference between now and 2009 and she can lose three votes now. in 2009 i think she had a 56 or 57-seat majority. >> one of the things that we've seen come up over and over during the infrastructure negotiations is that she did not have the ability to say to people the president wants this, that's why you should do it. they were not responding to that. and that's not a problem that's just from nancy pelosi. that's going to probably get worse for the next speaker or the next democratic leader. this lack of allegiance that people had to joe b

>> much is centers around the congressman from new york, hakeem jeffries.erine clark from massachusetts. and then jayapal has been making calls, making people think she's interested in pursuing leadership herself. one interesting name that has taken himself out of the running, there was speculation that the house whip, jim clyburn, would be the first black speaker even though he is around her age at 81 himself. but he told me he is not planning to be speaker. as he said, he wants to have time to get to his rocking chair and get to play more golf. >> isaac, thank you very much for that reporting. >> thank you. >>> today the michigan high school shooting suspect will appear in court. what to expect inside the room. >>> plus, during the pandemic, social gatherings in london were banned. why are there new photos of boris johnson hosting a christmas quiz party when everyone else was under strict lockdown? it's the sparkle and shine sale. get 30% off everything. ♪ ♪ this is how we shine... at zales. the diamond store. ok, let's talk about those changes to your fi

but it soon began to lag behind post thanksgiving increases seen in 2020 and 2019 and while the jeffries index is up, it shows the big drop came at the onset of the virus in the spring of 2020 it was a shallower drop where they operated last wirnter and the shallowest was the delta outbreak in the late summer and fall the hope is that the trend continues. one key, whether employers who have struggled to find workers are reluctant to fire, lessening the economic effects >> i know travel is back one thing that is curious to me is this week, in these days, i'm interested to find out how many cancellation travel agents and resorts, hotels and airlines are seeing this week because of the numbers on omicron so let's go back to the economic differences between this wave and previous ones. what are they? >> well, it may be tyler, depends on what happens, we don't have a large federal stimulus bill in the works to help with this one the way we've had in some of the others. that would be one negative difference a positive though is how tough it's been for employers to find workers. maybe they'll h

>> if nancy pelosi does, as the good former congressman jolley suggested, i'm leaning for hakeem jeffrieshe's been in that pipeline for a long time and we'd be very, very excite forward brother hakim. >> that's a good statement right there. you guys always bring the best stuff. don, david, susan, happy holidays to you. happy new year. can't wait to see you in 2022. >>> one of the greatest gifts to millions would be student loan debt relief. what are the actual prospects of that happening? we'll talk to someone who might know in the next hour. ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. small businesses like yours make gift-giving possible. now, comcast business has an exclusive gift for you. introducing the gift of savings sale. for a limited time, ask how to get a great deal for your business. and get up to a $500 prepaid card with select bundles when you s

to the head of the philadelphia school district trade professors robert george, martha jones and jeffries spread a lot of light in our classes and then we have three judges from the third circuit talk about the cases that they decided before the supreme court decided involving school free speech and religious liberty in the election cases. now i have the extraordinary honor of bringing together gordon was in his colleagues to discuss his new book. i will introduce them and then i will ask gordon would to put on the table the central arguments which i read with lots of attention. you know ladies and gentlemen gordon was the dean of the historians, all of us have learned from his pathbreaking work on the ideas at the center of the american founding and he's distilled a lifetime of wisdom in this new book which you couldn't do better on constitution day, he will be joined in talking about the book by a colleague that i need to put on my constitutional reading glasses in order to get their titles right. here we go i will introduce them in them will jump into it. gordon wood is a university pr

but i have been encouraged because, you know, house leadership -- speaker pelosi, chairman jeffries,nt. we have all been on the same page with pushing -- with getting build back better done. the name build back better comes from the understanding that, historically, we have left these communities behind. and now is the time not to make the same mistakes that were made by fdr and the new deal. the new deal was great. it gave us social security. we responded to the moment but we left people of color behind. as a matter of fact, we redlined black communities that still haven't recovered in terms of the issue of wealth inequality. so, in order to heal as a country -- yep, go ahead. >> i was just going to say, i hear you on all that. but i do want to push back, and just ask you about compromise because david axelrod -- former senior adviser to president obama -- wrote a really interesting piece yesterday in "the new york times." talking about the affordable care act and the lesson of going with it, even when you don't get everything you want. remember? president obama. they dropped the pu

british government said if you are a white settler or land spectators like benjamin franklin or thomas jeffries or george washington, if you are a land speculator or settler, you can't go into the shaded area. you got to stay in the white area, basically the white area although it is also an african area. and that, you can understand why the british did that, because this goes to the other part of your question, nicole. the british had just finished this nine year war that we call the seven years war or the french and indian war against the french and spanish and their many native allies. so almost all of the natives that you see on here t cherokees were one big exception but most of the other native nations you see on here, if they took a side in that war, it was the french side. and of course the british eventually won. and the french almost entirely left north america except for two tiny islands off of newfoundland. so the british are thrilled to have won that war. but it was a long expensive war that nearly doubled their debt. and so they -- british officials and parliament understood somet

jeffries is going back, jeffries is an investment firm, okay, wall street kind of firm, they're goingses of covid this month. so to be safe, work at home, they encourage you to do that. if you stay in the office, you must wear a mask and be very careful. and next month, starting january 31st, anyone, visitor or staff member into their offers must have the third shot. they must be boosted. stuart: do you think that has something to do with liability? because if they bring the workers back into a place, you have already had these cases, somebody else gets it, sue the company. lauren: that and their cfo died from covid. i think it hits close to home. stuart: i take that back. that is serious. lauren: maybe they're trying to get ahead of it too. i don't know how their employees feel. stuart: it is intriguing they're going back to remote work. look who is here now. it is 10:51 after all, the man himself is here, brian kilmeade. brian, you know what is coming at you right now? hillary clinton. she is back. watch this, brian. >> my fellow americans, today you sent a message to the whole worl

jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman lofgren, i inform the house that chairwoman lofgren will vote nay on amendments enblom number -- en bloc number 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: as the member designated by ms. porter, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote no on en bloc number 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by troy nehls, i inform the house that mr. nehls will be voting aye on the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. donald payne, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote no on amendment en bloc number 2. and as the member designated by mr. albio sires, i inform the house that mr. sires will vote on amendment en bloc number 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. mchenry: as the member designated by mr. pos

jeffries tentatively set a mid january date to return to office.t booster shots by the end of the month. blackstone is nearing a deal to acquire luxury apartment rentals in downtown manhattan's, their latest wager on new york real estate. we have learned they are in advanced talks to acquire of residential power for $930 million from rooks field asset management. the latest in a series of recent bets on the staying power of high-end new york buildings. and the government sees resource exports hitting a record 270 u.s. dollars for june 20 22, 9% higher than september estimates. they continue -- australia continues to support the: gas industries as they transition from fossil fuels. rishaad: we've getting rid of the technological problems, let's hope they don't make a reappearance. thank you for keeping patient with the technology. we were talking about your business. the supply chain problems affecting many companies right now manifest. are you seeing any impact from chip shortages and the like? >> yes. [inaudible] -- we expect in the next month or

morgan and citigroup and jeffries. investors are worried we'll see a lockdown or potential restrictions that could put a crimp into the economic growth story once again. it's what is playing out. on the build back better agenda you would think that would be a positive because it won't be stoking inflation if it is in fact dead. but the truth is when you have a massive $5 trillion plan you are talking about a massive stimulus to the economy and without that stimulus money in the economy, there could be some people thinking let me sell now given the fact we won't see the stimulus given joe manchin's pushback on the plan. >> dana: speaker pelosi said there is no reason for members of congress to be banned from trading stock. alexandria ocasio-cortez always has something to sai. this is what she said and get your take. there is no reason members of congress should hold and trade individual stock when we write major policy and have access to sensitive information. many ways members can invest without doing conflict of inter