what does that mean, jim? that means in the next hour he'll step aside as party leader but continue as prime minister in the next few months. that will set off what i'm sure will be a fierce contest to lead the liberal party into the next election. i will say that pierre- paulive has found footing in the maga base. and president- elect trump has been trolling justin trudeau. he's been calling him the governor of the 51st state of canada and threatening to impose 25% tariffs on all imports from canada into the united states. given all that and some political scandals, the fact that his deputy prime minister and his finance minister quit in the last few weeks with a scathing resignation letter. you get the picture here, jim, he was definitely, how shall we say, pushed to jump. we will be awaiting an historic news conference from him in the coming hour. >> paula newton in ottawa for us, thank you very much. >>> in the meantime, back here in the u.s. , more than 55 million americans are on alert because of the dea

young jim waited in the car.emergency doors into a long hallway. and they went into the room. about 15 seconds later, i heard-- i heard my mom scream that scream that you don't ever want to hear anybody scream. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): rodney was with carla's sister, cindy, when a relative told them the news. i kind of collapsed to my knees. and, uh, cindy was holding on to me. and we were both crying. you feel your heart just drop. and that's when it's over. over. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): a few days later, the town packed carla's funeral. massive. everybody was there. yes, standing room only. people had to be outside. officers went to the funeral, took pictures of everything and everyone? yes, sir. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): criminal investigator jim minter. josh mankiewicz: 'cause you thought your killer was in that church. jim minter: we didn't know. it was a once in a lifetime chance to make that record. and if it came up later, then we'd have the evidence. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): carla's frien

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>> jim: yep. looks like that. >> gus: indiana led by 10 late in the second half. >> jim: might be right there. right at 15, gus. >> gus: the buckeyes have had some close losses including last two games. oregon, wisconsin. 73- 73-71. lost to pittsburgh by a point. >> jim: a chance here on the last possession by -- >> after review, the game clock will be settle to 15.5. >> jim: wow. >> gus: so 14.2 to 15.5. the score 77-67. >> jim: they looked at it too, gus, from when the shot clock expired. so more than a second back on the clock. >> gus: ohio state will retain its time-out. because it was reviewed. >> gus: thornton, 13 seconds. he has to hurry. 10 second. 9 seconds. thornton. mobley. 4 seconds. mobley. oh, it's blocked. leal, and in and out. no good. and that's the ball game. indiana holds on with a crucial win on the road over ohio state 77-76. ohio state have now lost three in a row. you take a look at the final sequence. thornton got a great look at the basket. that went halfway down and pops

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susan. >> hey, jim. >> thanks for taking my call. >> i'm calling. >> about a stock. >> that decided last. >> october to. >> put up to 42. >> billion capital to. >> buy bitcoin. >> since it started buying it, it's. >> got. >> about $30. >> billion, but it's worth. >> the $46 billion. of course the stock. >> is jumping up and down. >> and as. >> you well know. >> microstrategy is. >> selling their strategy. okay look i say if you want to own bitcoin own bitcoin i own bitcoin. you should own bitcoin. bitcoin is a great thing to add to have in your portfolio but not microstrategy. just own the bitcoin. that's enough. and that ladies and conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab. tomorrow kick off the trading day with squawk on the street live from post nine at the nyse. >> you're like my wife. i'm in the middle of the game. >> i am. >> i am. hey. >> don't you think it's time to text jensen? i said, do you mind if i watch to see whether we win the game first? >> let's just see if we can get.

jim. yeah. and, and look up, are they, they've lost in afghanistan, as you say, they've lost in the vietnam with this, losing nato. know, this is another kind of loss. and they know what has defined it that way they've done it. you said didn't have to, they didn't have to do that. that's what brussel brock obama said, hey, ukraine is not the push on to us that push on to rush his milk. not proof with us with the united states since world war 2. and certainly since the dissolution of the soviet union, it fixed itself was the world and it was for us to put in a real offense when the world uh, in a real sense. but it keeps losing wars with those words, warrant is important. and this is a war that all of europe and all of nato have put it's, it's, it's goods and it's credibility into and that's going to be gone. so that's why, you know, if trump wants to walk away from the american page to make a shot, i mean, there, there are ways of dealing with this. and it's just that the deep state is, is going

we have jim cabinet. he is a political analyst, and in serbia have drugs bosnia t as i do a political the military analyst hard settling prospect rolls in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. let's go to a drag out 1st. and serbia, i'm a one glimmer of light, so it coming out of the incoming trump administration is keith kelly. general c of kelly is old. is the cold war by the way. so he's got a lot of experience or he's antiquated, we will find out as we move forward here. he says that trump does not want a settlement to collapse like the 2014 minutes agreements. when i read that i was kind of like, well, at least so, you know, is what the minutes agreements are. that's a good starting point for this here, because most people talk to you about this complex. i have no idea what i meant. what are you talking about? at least he's aware of it. i'm not sure what he thinks it means. so that's are jumping off point on the trumpet administration, claiming it can in this

jim? >> looks, what can i say? people have said again and again if it comes in line that would be bad but in my number in an atmosphere we felt everything would go explode to the top and we would see 10%, all of these crazy things, all off the table at least for today, david, but what works for me today, negativity about interest rates and positivity about earnings. if you take the interest rates off and look at the earnings, people will be pretty optimistic and that could be sustainable throughout -- i don't know. a little while. these are great numbers we saw this morning. >> we are starting to get conference calls. jpmorgan's conference call began. leslie will wrap it up here goldman is coming, citi, wells. giving us some sense of the current environment and what expectations are so we can move for example but the numbers themselves -- i mean, j.p. morgan, 17% return on tangible common equity 21%. goldman, 12.7% for all of 2024. 14.6% return on equity for goldman in the fourth quarter.

john. >> hey, jim. glad to be on the call, on the show. >> great to have you on the show, what's up. >> last time listener. second time caller, member of the club. >> all right, thank you very much. don't forget about our thursday meeting at noon. >> there you go. my question is about crowd strikes. i've established a position with a call space just below 320. do i trade and take some of the profits, hold. >> i think crowd strike is going up big from here. i think that cyber security business is terrific. i think that they are just now beginning to play offense after that glitch that occurred. i do think that this is the time to own crowd strike. and to own what george kurtz has built. >>> this time around trump knows more people. more business people and they know him. if you own stocks and you're watching me you probably do, that's a good thing. tonight, taiwan's semi conductor capsa capital equipment stocks. i'm breaking down its report and the fact and the best pin action i've seen in ages. that and

jim was resolved to cover the arab spring.ally found it was something we westerners needed to realise how much these people yearned for the freedoms we take for granted often. you last spoke to him on the telephone, i believe, in fairly late 2012. in november of 2012. jim always called on holidays, and our thanksgiving is a big holiday for us. so when he didn't call that day, we were concerned. it took a long time for it to be officially confirmed that he had been taken by so—called islamic state in northern syria. we didn't know. no, and our government didn't know either. supposedly, they didn't know. what was the impact upon the family when finally a message was received from islamic state saying, "we have him "and we want to negotiate a ransom"? we were very hopeful, stephen. we thought, "we've heard from them." it was one full year because we didn't receive that emailfrom them until november, late november, and he had been taken in november. so it was an entire year of not knowing if he was alive or not. so we were very ho

jim sciutto, thank you so much. and still ahead, we're watching history unfold back here in the united states. you are looking live at arlington national cemetery. president-elect trump expected there momentarily. we're going to be live from arlington national cemetery in just a few moments as these inauguration events get underway here in the cnn newsroom. >> super man, the christopher reeve story, february 2nd on cnn. >> what do you got there, larry? time machine. you're going to go back and see how the pyramids were built or something? >> nope. >> ellen and i want to go on vacation, so i'm going to go back to last week and buy a winning lottery ticket. >> can i come? >> only room for one. >> how am i getting home? >> sitting on my lap like last time? >> ronald rowe fine, but i'm bringing this. >> all right. >> or you could try one of these savings options. >> the right money moves aren't as far fetched as you think. >> there it is. >> see? >> told you it's going to all work out. >> thanks. future me. >> if you're

dan. >> hey, jim.dan. >> hey, i got to thank you for helping ordinary people make a lot of money. >> i saw this ordinary guy outside the show, okay. saw a guy. right in front of the building. and he wanted his picture with me. i was like, me? but i got to talk to him. he was a construction worker and he loves the show. i got to tell you, made me so darn happy. so, yes, i do. do i like to help regular people? i like to think i'm a regular people and i get a kick out of talking to them and being with them. how can i help you? >> i got a big question. i started watching the stock when it was $3. i watched it triple to 9. i bought a boat load at 9. it went to $260 a share. it's one of your darlings. caravana. >> look, i read nate's piece, hinden berg research. i think it raised a lot of good things that you really want to know before you own a stock. this stock has had a very good run. why don't you take out your cost bases and play with the house's money? i think you will never have to worry about anythin

that's the dilemma jim. well, i was going to say, look, when they invoke mintz, i think what they want to do is minutes, 3 or minutes before i think they think they can get the russians to go along with them on the basis of. oh, that was biden's fault that were there for we'll be really good guys. we'll keep our word this time. you know, and i think you, i agree with you. i agree, but i, i, that's what they're going to go for. i agree. and unless they get that, if the fresher ends up with the 4 o less than premier and neutralize nato, everybody's going to know who won whatever word they went, they use, they use or not. and the europeans for 3 years have been say we cannot allow that to happen or it's a loss. yeah. i see but, but, but, but, but jim, that is get an idea of logical choice. ok. it's not a real list choice. i mean, you know, i was a trained to story and up until 1945 great powers. sometimes what a war sometimes said loss. okay. that's still, you know, and that's what happened here. everything is

jim. >> jim cramer. >> hey. >> thanks for. >> taking my call.exas. >> oh fabulous. lucky guy. oh those kids all have horse sense don't they? >> they sure do. hey, i appreciate the call. >> i'd like to thank you for three things real quick. >> one, your expertise. two, how. >> you educate people. and three, you educated my wife to the point. >> of. >> she's now our family financial manager. >> which. >> frees me up for a lot. more golf. so thanks. >> well, it is about teaching. i mean, i say it. look, i'm done with the making. i like to make money. everybody likes to make money. i like to teach. i would be teaching in a classroom if i weren't here. and believe me, there's no way i'd retire from classroom. no way i'm going anywhere here. let's go to work. >> great. >> you do a great job. >> the stock. >> is new holdings. >> and you, you. >> know, this is a fintech company. and it's a really hard company in fintech. it's very expensive. i actually would prefer i prefer sofi which reports on monday morning. and thank you for those nice words. holy c

allen in florida. >> caller: yeah, jim, thanks for taking my call.onths ago you interviewed the chief executive officer of laboratory corporation of america. and i own a lot of that stock. and it seems to me that that stock has been dead money and i wonder what your thoughts were about it now. >> lab corp. had a spike over covid. i interviewed the ceo. i think the stock at 15 times earnings is fine. people don't like the health care stocks. what could say? that's the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> announcer: "the lightning round" is sponsored by charles schwab. coming up, has the optimism around the market reached a fever pitch? cramer is digging into the areas where he is seeing too much speculation next. carl: what's up, carl nation! it's your #1 broker with the best full-service wealth management skills in the biz. tech asst: actually i'm seeing something from schwab. (uh-oh) producer : yeah, schwab lets you invest and trade on your own. and if you want they can even manage it for you. not to mention, schwab has a team of specialists for

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jim. >> all right.en fox, with some very good reporting up on capitol hill, senator thom tillis, republican of north carolina, saying these pardons of the january 6th rioters are a legitimate safety issue. we'll have more on that in the hours ahead here on cnn. in the meantime, thank you very much for joining us this morning. i'm jim acosta. our next hour of newsroom with pamela brown starts after a short break. have a good day. >> super man. the christopher reeve story february 2nd on cnn. >> time to press rewind with neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair. it has derm proven retinol expertly formulated to target skin cell turnover and fight not one, but five signs of aging with visible results in just one week. neutrogena. >> when we started feeding bogie the farmer's dog, he lost so much weight. pre-portioned packs makes it really easy to keep him lean and healthy. >> in the morning, he flies up the stairs and hops up on my bed. >> in the past, he would not have been able to do any of those things. >> if yo

jim, the minute by minute is not clear. we do know some of the choreography that's expected to happen over the next two hours. what do you know? and tell us what's happening now. >> and we do now know the identities of the three, the first three israeli hostages to be released as soon as well, just under two hours from now. they are three women not in the military. romy gonin, 24 years old. she was taken from the nova music festival. you'll remember where so many of the deaths happened in those hours, those early hours of october 7th. her family says she was shot in the hand and that her wounds worsened in captivity. that's romy gonin, emily demar, also in this first group. she's 28 years old. she was taken from kfar aza in the south. she's british, israeli. her mother has said she as well was shot in the hand as well as had shrapnel injuries in her leg. blindfolded, bundled in the back of her own car as she was taken. so many in addition to the undeniable psychological wounds that they have suffered during captivity, also

a second set of mccarthy hearings began jim townsend. what were those? well, there had senator mccarthy had begun to make allegations against the u.s. military and the army in particular, and a facility in a signal corps facility at fort monmouth. you'd started to assert that there were communists who had infiltrated that facility, in particular. and he, in the course of doing so, was really starting to come into conflict with not only the us army, but the eisenhower administration. in a republican administration, of course. and this started to raise a lot of concern because of the way that senator mccarthy was behaving. his behavior was becoming increasingly erratic and his staff, particularly roy co and another staff member named david shine, were, you know, getting into more and more controversy. and ultimately, what happened was that some of senator mccarthy's opponents started to raise the question of why these young lawyers, because at the time there was a draft, why these two young lawyers, cohn and shyne, had not been themselves drafted into the

jim, thanks for having me on. yeah. so i made it clear i was i didn't receive the violence and the vicious attacks that a lot of my coworkers did. i did testify, and two of the prominent high profile cases of individuals that definitely were just released are out in the custody, like out of custody, like nothing even happened. but, yeah, like you just said, sergeant gonell, every single last message is an individual, a different individual. not just, you know, the random notifications. it's a different individual of a person that attacked him. um, and yeah, i was notified of that, that the individuals were pardoned and released from custody of the department of corrections. >> and, harry, your response to everything, your reaction to all of this? you saw trump being asked about this yesterday over at the white house. what do you think? >> jim? i you know, i love you to death, man. and a lot of people are asking me to react. and what's my response? i mean, what do you want me to say? like that i haven't said and that we

>> jim. good morning. so the broward county medical examiner has taken the bodies for identification. and at this hour, the broward county sheriff's office is investigating this entire incident. this jetblue flight landed here at fort lauderdale hollywood international airport from new york city a little after 11:00 last night. now, the airline says that after the plane landed during a post-flight maintenance inspection of the aircraft, the two bodies were found in the wheel well of this aircraft. now, the exact details surrounding just how the victims were able to access the aircraft remain unclear. here now is a call between a broward county dispatcher and some other agencies here in south florida. in the moments right after the bodies were found a technician in the landing gear area noticed two males who appear to be signal seven. >> they are not moving in the landing area. the caller is refusing to go near patients to do cpr. >> all right, so it is important to note that the medical examiner's office h

jim townsend, what were those? >> well, senator mccarthy had begun to make allegations against the u.s. military and the army in particular, a facility, the signal corps facility, they had started to assert there were communists who had infiltrated that particular facility. he, during the course, was really starting to come into conflict with not only the u.s. army, but the eisenhower administration, a republican administration, of course. this started to raise a lot of concerns, because of the way that senator mccarthy was behaving. his behavior was becoming increasingly erratic particularly with cohn and another staff member named david schein , were getting into more and more conflicts, and ultimately what would happen is, some of senator mccarthy's opponents started to raise the question of why these young lawyers, because at the time, there was a draft, why two young lawyers had t been themselves, drafted into the miliry. it turned out that david schein was in fact drafted, and a big controversy erupted around

jim sciutto. jim, what can you tell us about the timeline, how soon we might start seeing these three female hostages arriving in israel? >> well, that's going to happen in just a few hours. the plan is for 9 a.m. eastern time, though of course, it could slip a bit. we're not clear exactly how many minutes or hours after 9 a.m. eastern that we see the faces of those hostages. we now know who the first three israeli hostages who will be released, who they are. they are romi gonin. she's 24 years old. doron steinbrecher, she's 31 years old. and emily damari, 28 years old, all taken on october 7th. and think about the moment that this is for those hostages themselves. of course, for the hostage families who've been waiting for them, but also for the people of israel, 470 days of waiting, not knowing the fate, frankly, of the hostages and many of them, sadly, close to 100 remain held in gaza, many of them, sadly, we know, have lost their lives during that long wait. and then, of course, inside gaza it

jim, this is reckless.ess in terms of the services that the federal government provides to hard working americans. and my constituents, my my, uh, constituents, you know, who are going to be hurt. and this is in every city and town across this country, and it is in violation of the law, in violation of the constitution. >> well, and you and senator patty murray of washington state wrote a letter to the white house saying, quote, we can put this on screen. we write today to urge you in the strongest possible terms, to uphold the law and the constitution and ensure all federal resources are delivered in accordance with the law. and i guess you touched on this earlier, congresswoman, and for the folks at home, maybe help me explain this. when the congress passes something, when they appropriate money to certain programs and that is signed into law by the president. and yes, that may have been joe biden. now there's a new president here. another president can't come in and just say, well, we're throwing stuff o

rich. >> hey jim, how are you doing today? >> i am doing well . >> i'm all right and we have the value of united airlines with $38-$105. >> this year i am bringing you the first source . >> no you are not and we talked about it today. i need a cohost. i am tired. rich is now my cohost. with united. he is from texas and you can't beat that either. maybe the tag team with meta-is what hurt the stock. or maybe obama crushed the stocks. these buyers are finding bargains where they can. with my time in san francisco checking on a trio. first stop, the july low for this ceo. and what a stock, it's been great, but can it keep going higher? again, read the road ahead. and trying to announce a new innovation for parkinson's. i am checking with the ceo, so stay with cramer. >> don't miss a second of mad money follow at jim cramer at x. or you can go to cnbc.com or call us at 800-743-cnbc. miss something? go to cnbc.com. >> i want you to be a better investment and that's why we do that . >> get invested and join the club today. go to cnb

>> jim. ut ten minutes or so from the first of two flights coming in that will have deportees from the u.s. this is pretty rare for us to be here. we're the only ones who have been able to get into this location, in particular, because it's very sensitive right now. not only from an intergovernmental. government relationship perspective, but also just for these migrants who are coming back to a country that many of them fled, some of them many years ago amidst a brutal civil war. and we're hoping, obviously, to not return in this manner, certainly. but for them, this is how it's going to play out. they're going to come here on a plane that will arrive shortly. they're going to come to this location where we are, which is part of we can actually turn you around here, part of the receiving hall where it says center of reception for those who have been returned. so this is where the deportees will be brought into. they'll be greeted by the vice president. she will be over here welcoming them. an

friends in south carolina like jim clyburn, i would not be standing here in this pulpit if not for jim clyburn. [applause] although somewhat presumptuous of me, neither of us would be standing here without emily who we all missed dearly, and made jim endorse me. [laughter] south carolina friends, who believed in me when i got through one of the most difficult times in my life. i got a call saying my wife and daughter were dead and my boys were not likely to live. so many friends in south carolina, they've always been there for me, especially on those saturdays when i felt all hope was gone. those days, i bury a piece of my soul. my wife, my daughter, my attorney general. it felt like a black hole in my chest, sucking me into it. anger, the rage that i felt. but then friends, your friends bear witness, they see your pain, they pick you up, they help you get to sunday. from pain to purpose. i felt that faith and friendship when i played with -- prayed with this congregation. i went there and trying to confront them on my own saturday -- tried to confront them on my own saturday but it wa

so you certainly can upset that was why jim and officials cut the funding of his n g o. i don't know if it's been done so on purpose, but it's definitely a bit intervention that was time to deliver the most possible damage to our work. similar workspace, riley's human rights organization, you profile. it supports conscientious objectors, risk imprisonment industry. since it's a lone civilian does the following, how much to her taking up to what 2023 you profile has received of a more request for support and lisas were catering to a real need by many people, including many people who have served in this really military and realize that they come to continue doing so often for ethical reasons. since 2023, the work was funded by the gym and government through a partner and you off that having been invented by the foreign office. they have signed a 3 year contract for 2 or 3 after that they had been defended. we are under enormous pressure all the time from before i act in this row. but ok of what is the german government's business, imposing the idea a logical demands of th

johnny. >> caller: booyah, jim.ew year to you. >> same to you. >> caller: i've got two tickers to look at. the first is riot platforms the stop uptraded the last year. >> okay. well, i have to go to my chief scientist on that. he points out it's a bitcoin monitor and can you get a better business than mining bitcoin? yes. okay. what else? go ahead. that was it? yeah, hey, let's take someone else. let's go to drew in minnesota. drew. >> caller: hello, jim. >> drew, is that true? >> caller: in viking country here. >> the vikings are for real. and i will do that. is it the ditty? okay. anyway, i am with jefferson. they got jefferson, madison, all they need a washington. right? i mean, they got the whole founding father thing. what's happening? >> caller: well, i'm a member -- new member of your club. >> yes! >> caller: steelworker. >> oh, my gosh. >> caller: and with all that's happening in the u.s. -- with the u.s. steel company now, especially in light of today's news, cleveland cliffs did, who i used to work for, th

so this jim document helped a lot by new health jim and split precise with the military documents. so following the gym and documents that i quoted just now, i succeeded in finding both ends to communicate in the gym and press. and even the also the roof that report in the original wall film the, the right house to the customer operation. head of the independent state of croatia, county public was even received by the florida gulf, hitler, himself, both the germans and cro. let's work strongly. happy with the successful elimination of bandits. that's good now said the final liquidation of the point that i mention. the fact is that people, it's a great website that his great operations saying that he successfully was all to the jewish. and this, it'd be an issues of the question in croatia. in this context, it's perfectly clear why could use such a language that's very typical of the signature of ss documents, and definitely not to them. and couldn't be seen in the german press. good news reports are understated and phone from what really happened in color. in that bloody mexico to

>> jim? look, i think this is just the tip of the iceberg.an, the administration has essentially declared a war on immigration, not just at the border, but also in the interior. and by that, i mean, through these executive orders declaring this a foreign invasion, but also harnessing all the resources of the entire u.s. government, not just focusing or relying on the department of homeland security to focus on immigration enforcement here, but pulling on dod resources, pulling on department of justice resources. so let's look, historically, as priscilla noted a moment ago, we've seen the military at the border during the obama administration. we called on national guard to supplement the border patrol's resources. but they're in a very limited and supportive capacity, primarily providing and enhancing our surveillance capabilities at the border. the use of military transport planes certainly is unprecedented. i really think this is just the beginning, because i think like, like was just mentioned, they're just trying to augment ice resources

jim jordan is the one -- is jim here by any chance? is jim here? where is jim? where is jim? oh, look at him. wow. that's not a great seat for man of such power. [laughter] you know, jim has a couple -- is he a great wrestler. all-american wrestler three times. 128 in one. that's not a bad record. and that's the way he fights, too. he has a better record. undefeated as a wrestler in high school. and i say how can do you that because a freshman can't beat a senior but he figured out how to beat seniors. stand up again, jim, give you hand as a wrestler. as a wrestler. as a politician very good. but, jim, is it true that we say we went up there, remember we had 25,000 people standing on the streets and little beautiful town with whirlpool, right? they were going to close up their factories because they were -- south korea was dumping washing machines and other things like that. and they were dumping. 50% tariff. 75, even 100 percent. now they are thriving, right? without trump they would have been closed up. but jim was the one that got me involved are guys happy with jim? i lik

jim and then correlation troops set up a ring of steel around a huge area. and it steadily closing in. and from that ring, endless columns of pressed peasants fleet as the 1st sign of the 1st people's liberation army being crushed. the goods that just weeks before had brag debits. imminent attack. on the country's future capital. the black darkness covers all positions fall below us. a creek bebbles of the forest russell's sometimes the restless turning of people asleep can be heard. bold assignment, memory of gods in the trenches. it's 2 and the code is biting. as jim and soldiers are working by the chill and talk and whispers, the deep silence rules among the crow x they are incredibly rigid. one hour right? when less than $200.00 steps away, determined i'm snorting. human bodies are jammed together. 5 meters from up positions. the 1st wave of attack us have reached us through the high growth and rich bushes. valencia stick to that machine, gun barrels before they could fire a single shot. and they've been butchered in less than a rated by the yapping gun

comedian host of the jim norton can't save you podcast, jim norton. when she calls the fight, she's the knockout host of outkick. good morning, charlie arnold. she won't stop till she's ready to drop. new york times best selling author, new york times contributor kat timpf. and he's not allowed to go horseback riding. new york times bestselling author, comedian and former heavyweight champion. jim, a lot of people aren't aware that you're a nationally renowned parenting expert. thank you, greg. which is odd because you don't have any kids. >> yes. and i'm. >> not allowed near schools. >> yes. but you had parents? i did, so did a lot of your behavior. was it contingent on the things they told you not to do? >> you know. >> i always push back. >> like it was. >> i didn't want to get in the family business. like i wanted to kind of do my own thing. >> what was your family business? >> my parents mule heroin. >> and i. >> can see. >> i just didn't want to swallow the little balloons. >> and it's. >> not healthy. i went with the 10 pound bales of marijuana

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jim townsend of the levin center. oliver north testimony. did it move the needle in the investigation. well, it certainly heightened the level of of controversy and drama around the investi gation. as i mentioned before, he was a very, you know, kind of colorful figure who, you know, we already had millions of people watching these hearings, millions of people really following every every movement of this. you know, this was sort of in the early days of the 24 hour news cycle. and the you know, there was a media feeding frenzy and when he came forward, he really upped sort of the level of intensity. and the revelation is, you know, that the evidence around him that to some degree he had to admit to indicated that he and some of his associates had shredded documents, had deleted emails, had done a great deal to to obscure the truth, to basically hide what was going on, hide an illegal activity that the congress had explicitly forbidden. so a lot was learned in the course of investigating oliver north and also john poindexter, the national sec

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if jim is doing a mea culpa, it's my bad, you know what, jim? good. let's get it back to where it needs to be. let's get back to her talk shows are just funny. let's get back to her, comedy clubs, you don't have to worry about what club. >> tyrus: i said i would build my own because they wouldn't let us in. it's not up to us. have him have conservative comics on his show. you know what i'm saying? they won't do that. they're not there yet. >> vince: lead the site and say we have to go back to making comedy clubs what they wear. jim can do that. like kat said, he's got that kind of leverage in the business to do it. let's get back to where we were. >> tyrus: okay. we are answering your viewer mail questions next. [applause] (vo) weight loss. for so long, i felt stuck. but zepbound means change. zepbound is for adults with obesity, to help lose weight and keep it off. activating 2 naturally occurring hormone receptors in my body, it works differently. it's changing what i believe is possible when it comes to weight loss. it's changing how much weight i

i'm calling him, i'm incompetent for the jim and president found crawfish time. my he said starting my is an anti democratic tyrant. shame on him. helen has accused a long mask of election interference as well. when asked about that, must expire hours of insults directed at a mind other gentlemanly. just a chance to a shelves brushed off the comment saying, don't feed the troll. oh, the shoals went on to say that it was nothing new and be highlighted. musk support of the far right a f d as a much greater consent. b, as in a sense of the social democrats, we have been used to which media entrepreneurs disagreeing with our party since the 19th century thought this isn't a thing new dr. this makes noise doesn't shy, but as long as the fact is not missed the most cost supposed to deposit that is partly far right extremist. and as we can see, is nothing the doing this in our country a get. this is something we not totally disagree with. i rejected by as is to hook. so is a law must trolling, having any effect on german politics. simon young as one of the deputies batt