i see it with jim daniels. it was not in except to boys to get up and would cause inflation and job losses in. but for us as you're making, i'm to mexico c o. b. as in blue, germany's former chancellor, anglo miracle has published him, mem was diesel in her private life. and for 16 years at the helm in this book, she rejects criticism of her handling of policy to us, russia and a decision not to allow ukraine to join nato. she launched the book at a special event. here in the german capital building for you then is a central principle of anglo americans life. she spent off of age and the unfree society of communist east, germany in her book, she describes those origins as former to, for her political career chapter done. so i have always drawn my friends from my life in the g d r a. i had no other life. i have exploited the strength that was given to me in those 35 years and years paid for my party take on the board was not somebody to put it to solve, but she describes the resilience and independence which hel

i gotta remember he go see it with jim daniels. it was not him except to boys too. and would cause inflation and job losses in both the us as you're making. i'm to mexico feeling that he doesn't play as the bus of a baby dear, has raised hopes for the survival of an endangered species. the rad prudel phone was born and a wildlife pocket argentina. earlier this month. the baby ways just over a kilogram. and it's been named lanka after a tree that grows and the end is mountains. scientists hope the phone will provide them with useful information about the poodle. only a few 1000 a left in the wild in today and origin tina that's a finale coming next to the documentary, looking at the human line, kingdom of boot time. as one use a d, w dot com. thanks for being with us, the can you see what cod tires have to do with you production? here's a hands on so really indeed the snow on youtube the.

i gotta remember he go as a with jim daniels, it was not in the sub to boys to get that would cause inflation and job losses in both for us. as you may see, i'm to mexico, c o. b as in blue or the home of german chancellor. angular miracle is published a memoir away, she rejects criticism of some of the major policy decisions you made while in power . the book is called freedom and also as a personal account of her life and carrier in politics. in the books, medical defense deals made by germany to by russian gas company built 2 gas pipelines. directly linked to russia. under michael, germany's energy hungry industries became dependent on moscow medical launch. the book at a special event in bell in indeed of these chief political edits had a cousin that was, that was an interesting background and explains policy. but if she were expecting her to really come out with the real gossip or some sucking new facts and that really wouldn't meet your expectations. interesting. the during the whole close, it was scheduled for 90 minutes. it took 2 hours in the end. she gave out some advice towards the

i gotta remember he go see it with jim daniels. it was not him except to boys too, and would cause inflation and job losses in both the us making and mexico soon as he doesn't play. football on this, we can speak to meredith crowley, an economics professor from cambridge university in the u. k. welcome to the w. thank you so much for joining us. we can hear that mexico's president is suggesting that mexico might retaliate against 25 percent terrorists with terrace of its own. can i ask you, what do you think the trump is trying to achieve with this policy given that countries are likely to retaliate? i think he really does want to reduce us for independence or us dependence on foreign imports of the big change we observed when trump impose terrace in 2018 was products taxed basically experienced a 30 percent decline in the u. s. but for the important to continue to arrive from china, the price went up by pretty much the full value of the tax, meaning it increased costs for americans. and we had a big decline of imports from china.

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jim. >> good morning daniel. donald trump says he wants to add tariffs up to 25% on mexico and canada, and an extra percent, about 10% on china, on top of tariffs already imposed during his last administration. he's calling it a priority for day one in office. it's information he posted on his truth social social media page, saying in part the tariff will remain in effect until such time as drugs, in particular fentanyl and all illegal aliens. stop this invasion of our country. critics of trump's plan worry the move is a knee jerk reaction, and big tariffs could lead to higher prices and trigger inflation. but one expert speaking to ktvu earlier in the campaign says retailers are good at adjusting to tariffs and could ultimately soften the blow to consumers. >> retailers are incredibly skilled. they have learned so much from the previous administration, also from the past four years on the as well. so it's fair to say that it's very unlikely everything will be just automatically 20% more expensive than before. >>

. >> new at 11 san francisco mayor elect daniel leary has announced another member of his transition team, jim araby, will be lurie's senior advisor of labor relations. he's the director of strategic campaigns for the united food and commercial workers local five. lurie said in a statement that arabs commitment for workers rights exemplifies a quote, true track record of service. he's one of about a dozen who've been tapped to help lurie develop relationships with key partners. araby said, quote, san francisco's workers are the lifeblood of this city. i am excited about the mayor elect's commitment to make this city work for all people, and the accountability, service and change that he is going to bring on day one. >> an estimated 500 hotel workers at the marriott marquis in san francisco have now joined a larger hotel workers strike. the marriott employees are now part of a strike involving 2000 other workers throughout the city, who have been out there on the picket lines for the past two months, six hotels owned by the marriott, hyatt and hilton are all affected. a spokesperson for marriot

this is danielle, i get the, you know, the mileage 1940 for a group of jim and micro biologists came to the area to determine if possible side for biological weapons to be deployed. every single city is going to be able to keep them can with the disease and you want a steam still. we're pretty v c. lucy, we have to plug it was very cheap. i don't think of the way the name is. i'm always boys that with them release. pretty key. change in the d t east aust. i'm what i finding properties was with, with lever treating the german, i'm a captive many civilians to use to build defensive people who would become hostages of the amount of dollars worth of water. if you buy this stuff, it's available. if any of those that are about to hit us with a view of the phone is death. factories main purpose was to infect the prisoners with typhus. no food or treatment was provided. people would die out on their own infecting each other. the disease would then sprint to the advancing red on the soldiers. what says then, yet the lady was of the budget. best bustle mistrusted the ottoman the media sca autu

money case and part of the disgraceful law fair vet jim jordan bringing the -- strategy brings the new york judicial system into dispute. the trial of daniel penny resumes saving the terrifies subway riders from a crazed passenger. neily is black and penny is white and it's considered to be a racial prosecution. this is a city overrun with 200,000 illegal migrants costing the city billions of dollars. this is a city where residents residentssteerful of street crid convenient stores lock everything up and jews are assaulted in the street and leading university columbia, harbors anti-semi-mites and it's a sanctuary city. there's one g glimmer of hope ad donald trump takes inroads and this one great second-degree may yet realize one party, democrat rule, leads to ruin. as trump said, what do you have to lose. time to bring in new york city former cab driver, jimmy fail louisiana the christmas lights -- jimmy failla. the christmas lights sounds obscure but people are shocked that the lights are coming down. >> it's the latest of quality of life deterioration and so many experiences go away. just to speak to the idea of people getting together

daniel geherin: the phone searches they get from jimmy's phone, that shows that he's looking at searches for jimshowtime shows-- stephanie gosk: the defense presented a letter from a noted forensic pathologist who examined all the evidence and said it looked like suicide, asphyxia due to hanging. - --under penalty for perjury. - i do. ok. stephanie gosk: when jimmy's father took the stand, he talked about what he witnessed in the days following amy's death. he said jimmy was a genuine wreck. he seemed somewhat composed but totally shattered and almost empty, if you would. i'd never seen him like that before or since. stephanie gosk: in the end, the defense argued it was amy's behavior and amy's emotions that led to her death. to make that point, amy's own daughter testified in her father's defense. back when she first spoke with police, ashley said everything seemed fine, but now, she recalled, there were signs of trouble. daniel geherin: did you notice anything from your vantage point that was a problem that you-- behaviors or issues that you saw when your mom was drinking alcohol? um. two thin

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daniel dale we'll have him on sometime soon, i hope. >> i don't know, he might be off having turkey somewhere, which probably would just stop but, jim, that project 2025, the trump administration, you need to acknowledge jim. >> you need to acknowledge that donald trump has disavowed project 2020, the architect project 25. >> i was just about to say that right, david. i was just about to say donald trump out on the campaign trail time and again, disavowed project 2025. and yet he put one of the architects. but i will say he put one of the architects of project 2025 in charge of the office of management and budget david, that's two different things. you and i have talked about this before. why not just admit that the president elect was was not telling the truth he said he had nothing to do with project 2025, he had no knowledge of it because he did. all of that was just a snow job right? that was just jim. >> jim, why don't you just admit. why don't you just admit that he is sad that it doesn't? that was a bigger it's not a blooper, david. >> that was a bigger turkey than what i'm going to have on the thanksgiving table later this we

jim that last part you mentioned is critical because what the defense was trying to do was counter much of what the prosecution said for several days that nealy had died from the chokehold that daniel> that's what the medicals, the medical examiners testified to. >> so they brought in their own medical expert to counter that and to say instead that nealy died from a complicating factor including sickle cell disease. >> the fact that he was on k2 at the time and that he suffered from mental illness. now, the question here is what will the jury think? >> they are going to be likely starting deliberations following the week after the thanksgiving holiday. one critical thing that we were waiting for in this was whether or not penny was going to take the stand. he decided not to do that in this case, but we did have a chance to hear directly from penny during this trial, and that's because there was a piece of evidence that was introduced during the prosecution's case that showed a voluntary interview that penny did with detectives shortly after the incident. take a listen to him describing what happened that day how long had he been on there before you intervened? >> i mean, he got on.

daniel jones, weren't we cut? we were cut, right? when was the last time you were cut? mine was eighth grade. >> you're not a free agent, jim.on't think about it. doesn't mean your contract has been nullified. okay? >> no comment. >> that's his fighting face, by the way. i know that face. i don't like it when i see it. >> i don't like to lose. it's been since mrs. turoff in fourth grade. i had perform attendance, how about you? >> yeah, pretty good. i had a stretch of like five years where i didn't take a sick day. >> is that true? >> yeah. then i did last year. >> you took five weeks. you went to kyoto for five weeks. >> i went to kyoto for three days. >> my father was stationed in kyoto. it wasn't you. >> that was in -- >> everything is great. i love the movies. >> can we talk about buffett's latest letter? >> sure, let's go there. >> i thought it was interesting. he's always worth a read. i encourage our viewers to just read it because warren's communications are always just worth a read. i'm searching for it here. i've got it. you know, in it he talks about the fact he's going -- he still has 206,363 class a shares worth

jim, brown foreman downgraded today. >> i've been saying that the browns are bad. nothing's going to change. the brown liquors are not selling well. and people periodically will say, let's buy jack daniel's by the way, for export. they may be the first one that's blocked because everybody -- you know, jack daniel's, david, that's a quick way to say, you know what, donald trump, here's what we have to say. no, we're making our own whiskey. we know it's corn and stuff. >> i've been trying to get you to weigh in on vaccines and moderna, down five today on rfk jr. you didn't seem to think it was that big of an issue prior days. >> i don't know. i think there's a public health issue. >> pfizer's also down, by the way, 2.5%. >> because the vaccine business could be in -- i don't know. on the run? >> yeah. again, back to appointments that will occur in the incoming administration. will rfk run health policy for the united states? rfk jr.? that would include the fda, the cdc, the ihs. >> well, those -- these are agencies that have staff, and i think that when you get into them, you'd like to think, you know what, i'm going to upend the staff, but the staff's in charge. they're everywhere. they'r

daniels was incredible. >> all he does is win, win, win, no matter what. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," democratic congressman jimjoin us to discuss the significance of this election and what is at stake if donald trump is re-elected. plus, we'll go live to several key battleground states where the races appear to be neck and neck. our own nbc reporters will break down what to expect. >>> "morning joe" will be right back on this election day. >>> for the last few weeks, my team has been telling me, we're doing good, doing good. just go out there, make sure people know what a disaster kamala harris has been. make sure people know how great donald j. trump is. that's the message i've been carrying forward. but, you know, it's the last day of the campaign, and today i'll say whatever the hell i want to. but sometimes it can start to slow down. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jellyfish and found only in prevagen. in a clinical study, prevagen was shown to improve memory in subgroups of individuals who were cognitiv