up high will be did die of bow tie they, they can't why you do video to learn our going to take jim jones, who have way, keep going down this path down the path that most countries are going down then anyway, but you know what? i'm worried about it. i'm the gosh, if i am done a burn out of decided to start facing climate change like a liberal, which is do not face climate change. i'm just going to blame trump and then read books about finding interface through yoga juice, or maybe deciding i don't have time to worry about all the planet, because i need to worry about how my neighbor has 3 plastic, multicolored garden gnomes in the yard. but by life of the whole order to gauge it clearly dives a maximum of 2 plastic norm, like vagaries or other people of short stature in the yard at any given time. there's no, i'm going to drag that. i'm sorry. what were we talking about? again, say it, say that is um, that is so much better than thinking about the fact that capitalism is literally pushing us towards the end. so much better so much easier. just just just channel the anger and fear into nod

you and i did task force with jim jones. i did want to inject at the beginning of defense reforms. we do have to recognize, do we not, that an all-volunteer force in 2021 is going to cost a lot more per service member than the force we had in let's say 1960 even adjusted for inflation because and, again, tell me, number 1, the skills required in modern mechanized superior military is so great. there really isn't anything as a grunt as there was at one time. number 2, we are competing with the private sector and number 3, this is a point -- i know that you understand and believe in this. in the old days we had a draft for basically of single men, now we have an all volunteer force of married men and women who have families and families cost more money. so, i mean, i don't want anybody in congress that we are all of a sudden going to be able to cut the service of cost per member. >> absolutely not and we shouldn't. we have to take into account the families. you recruit the soldier and you retain the family. we are no different than the military. helps spaces that basically have to mo

yeah, they're trying to save us just like jim jones. check out this picture, not that one. that funny. i don't know. they all look like they got crushed by the king of late night, greg gutfeld. they also, they also look like a really weird children's show on pbs. which it could be. it's got as many puppets in sesame street, except instead of hands these puppets have their heads up their ass. they're all teaming up to dedicate parts of their show to climate change. seth meyers is interviewing john carry. i think we have a clip. >> i have a treat, a very special treat i stand and look around. >>greg: he is charming. i think he could stear a boat. comedy is dead and so is risk in this land of late night teacher's pets, they went from george carlin, george soros, so what do we do? we provide the 3w589en. without all the stuff they hate everything from modern transportation to popular entertainment would be toast. life expectation hence would plummet, schools, hospitals and businesses would close and you'd have to slaughter your own animals for meat. that's just the first week.

are like the guy who got out of the group before they bought the matching beds or got out of the jim jones group before they moved, before they set up shop. let me read you what another guy who survived. former bush speech writer. for years, kevin mccarthy has been a groveler and sniffler. now mccarthy is emerging as a demagogue. he is not lick a credible gangster. no one is -- people are scared of speaker pelosi. when she speaks, you better listen to her. nobody is afraid of this guy. is there any possibility that that caucus, if they manage to turn this nightmare into getting back the majority, are they actually going to make this full speaker? is that something that could happen? >> that's the reason kevin is doing this performance stuff. this is like a speeding ticket. it's nothing big. he is doing that because he knows that there are now -- there's a large majority of the house who are out of their damn minds. they are out of their damn minds. >> the church ladies will come for you. they listen to the show. they got hats on and they are waiting for you. >> young man. they know very we

it's very jim jones. it's saying take this kool-aid and drink it and live long enough to vote for me. i cannot believe this man was able to touch obama. . he was the white house physician. thank god nothing went wrong with him treating our president. he's vaccinated. he wants to be on the team. he says this is the only reason i got vak si flat preponderance of the evidence. >> the only reason i got vaccinated is i'm on the foreign affairs committee and i knew that nancy pelosi was not going to let me travel on congressional delegations if i didn't get it. otherwise i probably wouldn't have got it because i'm otherwise pretty healthy. >> that's what most people are unvaccinated will have to do. your job says you'll have to get it. he's explain whag his con spich wents has to do but he feels like he has to make an excuse for doing something for his own health. >> that demonstrates that these mandates work. that's exactly the way they will work. people will decide to get it and will use this as the excuse. t

. >> donald trump now exercises the authority over the gop that jim jones exercised over the people's baptist temple. it is like an authoritarian religious cult at this point. and it is terrifying that this used to be a major political party in america. the good news is the vast majority of the american people reject it, and are with the democratic party. >> maya, do you think that's an accurate assessment? do you see yesterday's failed rally as a sign that the trump wing of the party has alienated most of the country? >> absolutely not. i think that we do need another major political party in this country and i do think that congressman raskin is right that this is the cult of personality that follows trump with regards to the gop. but, you know, the fact of the matter is that trump is still ascendant in the republican party. and the republican party is using blatant lies and political retaliation and they're continuously pushing oppressive policies, in addition to encouraging violence in order to hold on to political power. the republican party has shown itself unfit to rule over a

and jim jones and i very much appreciated your contribution to that. so i do want to inject as i did at the beginning of our discussion of other kinds of defense reforms . we do have to recognize do we not that in all volunteer forces in 2021, is going to cost a lot more for servicemembers than the force we had in let's say 1960 even adjusted for inflation because and again, kelly number one, the skills required in a modern mechanized technologically superior military are so great and really there's not any such thing as a grunt anymore as there was at one time. number two competing with the private sector or highly skilled people and number three and this is thepoint i know you understand and believe in this . in the old days we had a draft force basically of single men. now we have an all volunteer force of men and women who have families and families cost more money. i don't want anybody in congress to think that we're all of a sudden going to be able to cut in half the cost for a servicemember because we're probably not going to be able to do that

all of them, do get donald trump now exercises the authority over the gop that jim jones exercised overthe peoples baptist temple. it is like an authoritarian, religious cult. it is terrifying that this used to be a major political party in america. >> yes, jamie raskin there, democrat from maryland. he actually led the house persecution of donald trump in the last impeachment trial, in the senate for inciting the january 6th insurrection. harsh words for him there. on mcconnell, who has not said much. we asked him a leading up to the rally this week, he pointed to the fact that it was happening. again, republicans are keeping an arms length from this rally. instead, mcconnell actually tweeted about the influx of migrants at the southern border yesterday, which shows republicans would rather focus on president biden, to appeal to their party and their base then go back and deal with political fallout they dealt with after january 6th. i want to make one more quick comment, though. in this capital building itself, four people were arrested yesterday. but there are demonstrations here oft

and yet, donald trump now exercises the authority over the gop that jim jones exercised over the people's baptist temple. it is like an authoritarian religious cult at this point and it is terrifying that this used to be a major political party in america. now, the good news is the vast majority of the american people reject it. and are with the democratic party. hillary clinton got 3 million votes more than trump. joe biden got more than 7 million votes more than trump. and the young people have no interest in the republican party. but what they have got going for them on the gop side, other than this kind of violent battalion in the background to attack our government, is a whole set of anti-democratic instruments like the filibuster, voter suppression, gerrymandering of our congressional districts. so it's a race between all of those implements of minority control and the necessity of majority role and that's where we are in america today. >> so -- so i got to ask you about that because i was making that point about the difference between the republicans that are courageous enough to s

guy who like got out of the hail bop group before they bought the matching beds or got out of the jim jonesyou what another guy who seems to survived the cult and freed himself. former bush speech writer. for years kevin mccarthy has been donald trump's fact totem. he's emerging as a demagogue and he's fully adopted the maga conception of governing as gangerism. people are scared of speaker pelosi. nobody is afraid of this guy. is there any possibility that caucus, if they somehow manage to turn this nightmare into getting back the majority, are they going to make this full speaker. is that something that could really happen? >> that's the reason he is doing there performative stuff. that's why he's saying it's like a speeding ticket. it's nothing big. he knows there are now a large majority of the house who are bat guano crazy. they are out of their mind. i swore not to curse. >> the church ladies will come to you. they have their hats on and waiting for you. >> young man. they know very well that kevin mccarthy's little tiny circle of allies there's a greater chance that matt gaetz or gre

jim j show jones, we should maintain firm confidence in our systems, reject condescending, lecturing and firmly support countries and exploring development pods and governance models that are compatible with the national conditions. we must never allow any externally. interference in the domestic affairs of countries in our region, under whatever pretext, in short, we should keep the future of our country's development and progress firmly in our own hands. john blackland is an international security professor at the sterling national university explains how china is exponential. military growth is changing . the dynamic between regional powers to be fit. the french are well within the right to do what they've done. but look at the novel group, the french company is not an absolute plain sheet of paper hirata the nevada group and been been challenged about its tightness and its other over budget performance for some time. now, to get competitive compounded by the fact that, you know what the french head was, a nuclear propulsion submarine, the barracuda, for which they had proposed to

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jim? >> that was certainly part of the message today. no question about it. athena jonesanks so much. and joining us now the mayor of a township in new jersey. mayor, thanks so much for being with us. tell us about the president's visit today. how did things go on your end? and what was his reaction to what he saw and heard there? >> thank you, jim. the visit was with myself and several other mayors. we were able to give kind of our local flavor, so to speak, of what we are experiencing on the ground here at ground zero. i shared with him the fact that this is in the last 20 years our fourth major event of flooding going back as far as 2000 and floyd. and unfortunately it seems to be the same areas that are affected. we are surrounded by three rivers in hillsborough township. we have the rareton river and two other rivers. when they flood we essentially become an island, which creates a situation for our first responders who had over 100 rescues in a five-hour period that night risking life to save people stranded on homes and cars. unfortunately we did have two souls los

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jones, thank you so much. cnn's coverage continues right now. ♪ >>> very good tuesday morning to you. i'm jimciutto. >> and i'm erica hill. minutes from now secretary of state anthony blinken back in the hot seat. set to be a second tough day of questioning from lawmakers over the biden administration's handling of the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan and ongoing efforts to evacuate americans and afghan allies who remain in the country. blinken repeatedly clashing with republicans on day one, defending the administration's decision making and placing much of the blame on president trump's deal with the taliban. take a listen. >> did we have a plan to gather americans from all over afghanistan to kabul and out in an orderly way? how meticulous was the planning for the trump administration declared may 1st withdrawal? >> thank you, congressman. we inherited -- >> acknowledgment of any shortcomings in the administration response, but also this morning a two-week long cnn investigation is now raising serious questions about the u.s. military's final drone strike on a car in kabul just hours be

approaching a new 700-point decline on the dow jones industrial average 2% across the board and in the russell's case, a greater than 3% let's welcome in jim chanos. he's been talking about a bubble in china's property market since january of 2010 and has been short several chinese financial institutions with exposure to the real estate sector for many years. jim, welcome >> hi, scott how are you? >> good. you've been negative as most people know, on china, for a very long time at times that bet has looked very bad at times, it has looked very good is this now your moment? how are you thinking about this developing story >> so our call on china as you mentioned went back to the end of '09, beginning of 2010. and really, it was based on what we're now seeing, which was the questioning the economic model of the people's republic of china. and all the knock down effects it had because it's an economic model that is still to this day relied on real estate and real estate investment to drive growth and it went from, you know, pretty much the ridiculous to the sublime over the past 12 years and you now have china having property as residential p