. >> well, jillian, when you're getting layups for victories, jillian, you don't need to worry aboutnd shooting the three-pointers. he is getting daily coverage about a potential presidential bid. he has at least report saying $90 million in his campaign accounts, so should he be able to decide his run, he will be able to utilize. he is getting all of the advantages of being a presidential candidate and not having to declare, and the clips you showed our spot on. you have states like california and illinois and new york who are leading the migration to not only florida, but also texas and south carolina and north carolina all the states leading in net gain and population. so ron desantis is right on the mark with where he needs to be right now. >> juan, except for the fact that ron desantis is pretending he does not have to fight what might be a very drawn out and rejected primary battle. he is talking about this like he is the candidate, the g.o.p. candidates. at some point he is going to have to take on the trump factor if he wants to overcome that 42% polling deficit. that emerged

. >> joining me now is stephanie ruhle, steve leaseman and jillian ted. senator warner -- this is technically a budget hearing they did want to know whether it's a bailout or not. but he was really going after yellen about why regulators didn't catch the silicon valley bank collapse earlier. let's watch that >> traditional prudential regulation should have caught this most of us have seen "it's a wonderful life." the question i have is, who is playing the role of mr. potter i think there were bad actors in the vc community who literally started to spur this run by virtually crying fire in a crowded theater in terms of rushing all of these deposits out. >> sktephanie, where do we stan? is first republic at risk? we see the contagion in terms of credit suisse. they have been in trouble on other issues before. where do you think we are? >> all of mark warner's points are fair yellen will not have an answer for any of them. that has to get investigated the vcs he is talking about taking to twitter to possibly exacerbate the bank run, what the regulators are d

in 2021, jillian, 57% and i am sure that two years later after covid, it is a lot higher. those are astonishing, stunning and extremely horrifying numbers. >> you are right, it is extremely horrifying. i will tell you -- this is like a drug, social media is absolutely like a drug. we are so focused on what others think about us that we lose control of what's important and for me and my ca cacase, i pray about it a lo until jesus crisis released me from caring about the opinions of others and on social media. my confidence come from god alone. we need to replace social media apps and hand these kids a bible. these kids are losing their identity and unsure of what they think about themselves because they are looking for validations in all the wrong places. >> "time" magazine wrote, we can't go back in time five years. we can take action. parns, tell your kids they can't haves social media until they are 16 or at all. do you think that is a good time frame? the at all thing, is that part of what's at play here or do you think there should be severe age restrictions on this st

jillian turner. >> woke army women's network senior fellow, asmir it's great to have you on.eattle children's hospital put on a listing talking points and suggestions and i thought the most compelling and most relevant and i wanted your thoughts. it says quoting here, listen more than you talk and truly hear what your child is saying. be aware that your child may not want to problem solve they may just want to be heard and accepted. be curious. they just want someone to listen. >> yeah, i think everybody knees somebody to listen. there's a poem i thought about this idea that our children are mirrors of ourselves and oftentimes children also need us to just be there to be a mirror in their own lives to be able to reflect for them what is happening to them. some of the most important words that i think we can say to them is how can i help you, but also how do you feel, and you know, i have witnessed so much tragedy now the has few years, trace, i'm waiting for to you talk to you. i was remembering standing burial side at the suicide of a classmate of my son and then at the crem

jillian: it's devastating to our communities that our kids can't read. still we want it to be what books are going to be taken out of the curriculum. if the kids cannot read, what is a matter? so let's start focusing on the real meat and potatoes and that's about student and family success. lisa: but others disagree, like the mom who sponsored the bill. and parents who joined her and speaker mccarthy at an event last month. >> hi. my name is stacey whomsley, i'm a resident of west chester, pennsylvania. sa: whomsley is a mom who ran and one a seat on e school board after her own experience eling shut out from having a voice for her kids. >> to have my advocacy for my children characterized as some political ploy, was really hurtful. lisa: whomsley says the republican bill is also mischaracterized and is not about banning anything. >> it doesn't say this book is good, this book is bad. you can say this word. you can't say that word. what it says, what it affirmed is that parents have a right to know what is being taught. lisa: at the capital, though -- mo

>> trace: very compelling stuff, jillian. thank you.he office calls out hollywood for anti-christian bias. that's coming up. but first, mountains upon mountains of snow from coast to coast. winter not nearly coming to an end. residents of this part of indonesia are being asked to wear masks. and it's not because of covid. the day's best viral videos are next. glass damage, trust safelite. my customer really relies on his car's advanced safety system. [alarm] >> instructor: veer right. [ringing] >> instructor: and slow down. >> tech: so when he got a cracked windshield, he turned to safelite. we're the experts at replacing glass and recalibrating your vehicle's camera, so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly to get you back on the road safely. >> instructor: and that means a lot! >> tech: schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ whoa. okay. easy does it. we switched to liberty mutual and saved $652. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. with the money

and this is key. jillian, you speak to nick was always too well knew it was printing why i took that offline which was stolen was my picture. so nisha, the brother, you speak and included felix, you mean it's a j a c? as in with okay, i can give you a call to get to provision. you need your luggage. well, my tim pneumonia i knew well near the postcard come from institute always refused to let him in. the plains come out of not says cooper, stooping, configuration losing close to points by your column a new way you wash and you and you call and then you're going to see them now. but then i'm on it should list a honda. what is the, what is it thinks you actually see me that? well, the thing is that the settlement with what was happening in the ukraine before february, the 24th 2022 and was happening now was a result of consistency. and systematic planning used to put it in as a boost in your still in your notes is cru gyla group. are you listening crating of the switch? i am a little hello. yes. see, squeak. let's see. squeak easy. let's get you. when you get a moment, put you on that

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. >> jillian and her dad talked on the phone all the time.sgiving weekend, 2011 was no exception. >> and i remember we hung up and we blew a kiss over the phone like we used to when i was ten and we hadn't in years. i thought that was cute. >> and when the weekend of family and football was over. it was monday, november 28th. and a lucky for tom the new york giants were on tv. >> we stayed up and watched the football game, the giants football game. i went to bed. >> the next morning as usual, he was up and out of the house before linda and of the kids were even awake. >> he normally got up to go to the gym around five for 30. and give me a kiss on the forehead. >> after working out like clockwork he almost went straight to his job as a physical therapy supervisor. he and linda usually texted soon after. but when linda sent him a message that morning. >> i didn't get a response, and usually tom is good at responding. and i was getting a little concerned. but maybe he's in a meeting, maybe he's, you know, whatever, tied up. >> she wasn't really

now, jillian has rightly pointed out that the interest given is divided. i mean, certainly when you look at the un security council, russia and u. s, that position is divided, but let's not go. so i back in the past in 2019, both of those states gave implicit and explicit green lights that can leave after the trump administration gave cunning for after a green light to commit the war crimes than i investigating, and rushes. wagner drip that are detailed in this reports who continued to maintain their presence on the ground where activating operating and actually conducting many of those war crimes that actually detailed in this report. so whether we live in a divided world in 2023 or a unified world in 20 nights in the very same things happen there. it for sure of being able to call for call these abuses by their name. i have absolutely no faith that the un security council members themselves or you member states are going to do anything to actually look to call for any kind of action to write those kind of wrongs. because right in those rooms because not

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here's jillian turner. >> 18 percent of teen girls in america experienced a sexual violence including being forced to have sex according to the cdc . >> they're pretty much a dinner menu of predators predators. >> one major driver according t special agent in charge of investigations for homeland security just like everyone els are leaving more of their lives online. >> it's easy pickings if you will for the pedophile. he could just look at a significant amount of potential victims. going down the when he wants it. >> 94 percent of all women rape experience ptsd as a consequence . at 33 percent actually contemplate suicide. girls sexually abused or more likely to drop out of school or fail. abuse drugs and alcohol and suffer anxiety depression and eating disorders. >> expectation can be incredibl traumatic. in my experience people don't always want to dispose of that these are happening. >> why don't teen girls want to talk about sexual trauma? listen to a 17 -year-old ingrid it. >> we live in a world that blames the victims of what is done to them because of everything they could hav

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>> hi everyone from new york i'm jillian turner along with ray monday arroyo kennedy and gongs welcome to the big saturday showed big story about opportunities, three women have vanished in mexico without a trace after crossing the border from a texas town to sell clothing in a flee market now fbi is asking for public's help finding them days after mexican drug cartel were caught on camera captures four americans two we know ended up dead. bill joins us from texas this evening. hi, bill. reporter: hey good morning good evening to you two sisters as well as their friend all disappeared in mexico after crossing two weeks ago as you mentioned to go to a flee market to sell some clothes let's take a look at photos right now this is 47-year-old perez rios her older sister 48-year-old marina perez rios and friend dora alise none of them seen or heard from since february 24th again two weeks ago when they crossed into mexico. as you look at more photos of these women we'll tell you pd confirms us to families are in touch with them that families are worried would these women he been potentiall

. >> hi, jillian, as you mentioned the majority of the protesters arrested after that clash with policeutside of georgia, they come from at least a dozen other states and at least two are from outside of the country. one from france, and another one from canada. the rest are from states spread out across the entire country including arizona, massachusetts, and indiana. in video released by the atlanta police department you can see things get violent very quickly at the side of the city proposed police and firefighter training facility often referred to as cop city. you see protesters dressed in black with their faces covered, and constriction -- construction equipment on fire at police, some of those projectiles just narrowly missing officers as they try to duck for cover, according to the defending of the atlanta forest, the group that opposes the training site, police got it wrong saying in part the statement, police arrested people with no connection to or awareness of the action on the other side of the nearly 600-acre forest and gillian, a few moments ago, police did release some o

. >> hi everyone from new york i'm jillian turner along with ray monday arroyo kennedy and gongs welcome in mexico without a trace after crossing the border from a texas town to sell clothing in a flee market now fbi is asking for public's help finding them days after mexican drug cartel were caught on camera captures four americans two we know ended up dead. bill joins us from texas t

geoff: jillian peterson, thank you for your insights. we appreciate them. >> our other lead story.ed up people in israel. after weeks of protests against the prime minister and has fragile far right coalition this evening he said he would delay but not cancel proposed changes to take power from the judiciary. his supporters say the legislation would rein in an out-of-control bench while opponents called it a fundamental attack on israeli democracy. we are in jerusalem. reporter: three months into historic mass protests across the country rocking the nation to the core, scrambled its economy and military and why didn't a deepening rift in is really society, the israeli prime minister announced tonight a temporary pause to his proposed judicial overhaul at the heart of it. >> from the will to avoid the rift within the people, i've decided to suspend the second and third reading from the law in order to give time to get it -- to a broad consensus. reporter: his primetime statement came after a 10 ur delay locked in negotiations with far right members of his coalition. the result a dea

world-renowned personal trainer jillian michaels is against using the drug is a quick fix.. she joins us now. >> good morning. so great to have you. we are gonna talk a little later. i am a shed and shred girlfriend i was excited to get this interview with you. first let's talk about ozempic. you are very honest about fitness. you've taken a lot of heat for that for health and fitness. why is this so bad for you, ozempic? >> well, okay. if you go to ozempic.com and look at the potential side effects, it's going to tell you everything from thyroid cancer, kidney failure, pancreatitis, vision loss, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, heart palpitations. it's all in the website. anecdotally, we are hearing in the medical community that people are experiencing accelerated aging in their face and muscle loss. you know, i don't know. it sounds like a pretty risky proposition to me. and it is not a miracle weight loss. all it does is facilitate you eating less. so over the course of 68 weeks which is almost 1.5 years, you can lose up to a maximum of 15% of your body weight which sounds am

jillian turner who were saying essentially they were having the opportunity to host programs for foxsubstitute hosts taken away from them as they fact-checked these issues. a producer on special report, their political newscast texted to kristen fisher saying he had to leave because he could no longer defend -- imagine defending where he worked to his infant daughter as she grew up. he didn't think fox cared about that anymore. you saw people saying there were constrictions to level with the audience and by the way, the documents revealed in this -- in this evidence show that that was at the top, and that fox news, the chief executive and others really wanted to tell viewers what they wanted to hear and in a tone they could absorb as opposed to level with them with the events. >> and the trouble is we're seeing a similar gaslighting with the events of january 6th. david folkenflik, good to have you on. >> pleasure. >>> still ahead here. close calls on the runways and close calls in the sky. the faa in the hot seat on capitol hill and what we may learn from that testimony. that's next

those connected with ships not says joe, of you, you live slaves in your platoon a message not as que jillian, you speak to a new book was always too well knew it was printing wire, took it offline, which was which thorn with your brother and you speak that included felix. you may have a j a c, a revised forgot about. okay. i can give her a call to get to provision. usually just, i'm assuming, you mean? yeah, i knew one in the pals. program institute always refuse to swim in the claims, kind of not super student configuration losing the points by you flip column a recession. and when is it like a should we wait? you wash and you when you call and then when i see somebody now, but they didn't put them on here. should it's a honda when they said what is it? yeah. well, the thing is that the settlement rigor, ah, what was happening in the ukraine before february? the 24th, 2022. and what's happening now was a result of consistency. and systematic planning. blue is to presume as a blues in, you're still not says crew jo. a group. are you listening? caring of to switch? i am not a whole lot in you

. >> hey, good afternoon, jillian perry and most if not all the protesters who are charged with domestic terrorism and that alleged role in attack on police are expected in cab county georgia and we know their identities they shouldest release from the atlanta police department, nearly everyone is from out of state as you mentioned including two from canada and france, 1 of 2 georgia residents were arrested being identified as thomas webb jurgens a lawyer for the southern poverty law center, the nonprofit legal advocacy organization come stomach said he was at the sight of the cop city attack as a legal observer on behalf of the national lawyers guild. and you can see here two people wearing green hats that resemble with the national lawyers guild is known to have their legal observers where when they send them out to those sites. and a statement that southern property law center said in part "the employee is an experienced legal observer and their arrest is not evidence of any crime, but a heavy-handed law enforcement against protesters in this new aerial video from the atlanta police y

jillian says that poll says tax has to be fair, but since when is life ever been fair ?es that mean that life shouldn't be fair just because authorities and i don't know. john says wealth from greedy usually go hand in hand together . your greedy usually go hand in hand together. your segment always your tax segment has made me smile, says david. most people will try and pay as little tax as possible . i agree with you . as possible. i agree with you. one of my view is he says that i'm a working class jury, but i agree with the barista. that's you . many people are saying it's you. many people are saying it's not jealousy. what paul is talking about is fairness . and talking about is fairness. and he's absolutely right . it's you he's absolutely right. it's you really are divided , really. some really are divided, really. some people saying it is jealousy . people saying it is jealousy. some people say your outlet is spot on. it is all fairness . one spot on. it is all fairness. one person, steve from hull says one man's extreme wealth is another man's extreme wealth is

did mark says jillian i love it when . you have mike on your when. to your best wishes. jillian, thank so much for that . plenty love coming in for that. plenty love coming in for that. plenty love coming in for lizzie zita as well. we do have the best political commentators on mark dolan tonight home secretary suella braverman made a noteworthy speech as counter extremism conference this week in which she said was concerned political correctness had created a blind spot which allowed islamic extremists to operate under the radar and said there can be no place for political correctness in our national. in fact, i'd like banish it all together . so like banish it all together. so is woke policing making us less safe. here to discuss this, i'm delighted to welcome dai davies , former head of royal protection for the metropolitan police. good evening . hello, police. good evening. hello, mark nice to see you again at does mrs. braverman have a point. is woke police thing making us less safe . well, they making us less safe. well, they certainly if you l

did mark says jillian i love it when . you have mike on your when. to your best wishes. jillian, thank so much for that . plenty love coming in for that. plenty love coming in for that. plenty love coming in for lizzie zita as well. we do have the best political commentators on mark dolan tonight home secretary suella braverman made a noteworthy speech as counter extremism conference this week in which she said was concerned political correctness had created a blind spot which allowed islamic extremists to operate under the radar and said there can be no place for political correctness in our national. in fact, i'd like banish it all together . so like banish it all together. so is woke policing making us less safe. here to discuss this, i'm delighted to welcome dai davies , former head of royal protection for the metropolitan police. good evening . hello, police. good evening. hello, mark nice to see you again at does mrs. braverman have a point. is woke police thing making us less safe . well, they making us less safe. well, they certainly if you l