so without listening to me, bang on anymore, i'll turn it over to joe martin. thank you. hi, i'm greg martin, bipolar survivor and thriver. thanks for the invitation and thanks, everybody for being here. i'm fortunate to have achieved much in my life. a student athlete, leader and mental health advocate. my book, bipolar general my forever war with mental illness dives into all of this, including my experiences, both benefiting from and battling against bipolar disorder or bd. my book at once shocks and terrifies while inspiring, educating, saving lives. much of my success is because of an sometimes in spite of living on the bipolar spectrum. the advantage of my bipolar was that my brain produced distributed large amounts of powerful, such as dopamine which gave me extra energy, drive, enthusiasm, create problem solving abilities, positivity and the like. this provided me with a advantage for years and decades. in short, my bipolar brain helped me until it went high and then it didn't. i've lived on the bipolar spectrum. my whole life was born with a bipolar gene, which i

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and, of course, he's one of the closest advisors and friends to president joe biden, and to me.y of reverend dr. martinr king, jr. aisionary, who saw what could be unburdened by what had been. an organizer who moved the minds, the hearts, and the feet of the american people. his life and in the end gave his life to advancene nation's highest ideals. the ideal of freedom -- freedom is fundamental to the promise of america. freedom is not to be given. it is not to be bestowed. it is hours by right. and in many ways, the story o■rf america has been a story of our fight to realize that promise as dr. king wrote in the letter from birmingham, jail, the goal of america is freedom. and so -- weth gather this amp to honor his legacy. therefore, pose a qn that i do believe dr. king would ask today. in 2024 where exactly is america in our fight forreedom how we doing? as vice presidente united i'd say at this moment in■a6■■@ america, freedos underprofound threat. today, in fact, we are witnessing a full on attack on hard-fought, hard-won freedoms. consider in states across our nation, extremisthe sacred freedom

joe biden and to me. today, we celebrate the legacy of reverend dr. martin luther king jr., a visionary who saw what could be unburdened by what had been. an organizer who moved the minds, the hearts, and the feet of the american people. a leader who dedicated his life and in the end, gave his life to advance one of our nation's highest ideals, the ideal of freedom. freedom is fundamental to the promise of america. freedom is not to be given, it is not to be bestowed, it is ours by right. [applause] and in many ways, the story of america has been a story of our fight to realize that promise. as dr. kg wrote in the letter from birmingham jail, the goal of america is freedom. and so we gather this afternoon to honor his legacy. and i therefore pose a question that i do believe dr. king would ask today, in 2024, where exactly is america in our fight for freedom? how are we doing? well, as vice president of the united states, i would say at this moment in america freedom is under profound threat. today, and fact we are witnessing a full on attack on hard-fought,

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. >>> president joe biden giving back to the community in honor of martin luther king jr.'s birthday. president biden visited philadelphia where he helped support people facing food insecurity alongside the city's mayor providing food boxes for people in need around the area. vice president kamala harris spent the day speaking at an naacp event in south carolina. she said there is still work to do to achieve dr. king's dream. >> we are witnessing a full-on attack on hard fought, hard won freedoms. consider in states across our nation extremists attack the sacred freedom to vote. >> on this national holiday, everybody is encouraged to give back and volunteer. this was at the university of south carolina. more than 160 students volunteered for service activities. >>> it's now been more than 100 days since the start of the israel-hamas war and that conflict has been simmering well beyond gaza's borders, especially in the red sea. u.s. central command says iran-backed houthi rebels hit a u.s.-owned container slip with a ballistic missile today. thankfully, the ship reported no

can i just say, joe and mika, that it is martin luther king day. for him, honoring him.nd beforehand. the two greatest speeches i think in american history were given by lincoln in the second inaugural, talking about what happens taken back by the whip, then by the sword, losing americans in the civil war because of slavery. old testament look at things. then a new testament speech by martin luther king in august of '63 when he talked about the whole geography of america and our country, what we all shared together, and how he talked about the mountains, the hills of mississippi, and he made fun of the south in a sense, and it was really these two remarkable speeches, both given on the eve of their deaths. lincoln right after that -- being re-elected and inaugurated, he was killed. both killed by single people it looked like. great bill of health, apparently. but it's the inspiration that came out of it. from down in the dirt, they brought up this sense of america. i said no speechwriter can do this for a living. nobody can give a speech like either of those gentlemen di

. >> so jonathan martin, joe cited important number a while ago, 14%. 14% of republicans showed up in iowa to caucus on monday night. >> not great turnout. >> and 51% of them voted for donald trump. and so they're about 700,000 republicans in the state of iowa, just over 100,000 of them showed up. it was cold, but that doesn't account for the huge gap in turnout. what do you read into that? number two, how does this spin into new hampshire? >> well, i think the big takeaway is that there's, obviously, less enthusiasm in a race seen as a foregone conclusion. the voters out there pretty sophisticated and if they're being barraged for months, accurately, with reporting that this is not a real race, then they're not going to show up, right. the other big thing, too, willie, i think a lot of republicans from 2016 aren't republicans anymore. whether that's iowa or anywhere else. look no further than the biggest county in the state polk county around des moines and look at the collapse in turnout from 2016 to monday. that tells you a lot about the realignment of the party and the folks who h

explore the portuguese approach to the challenges of a martin and globalize weld for a mr. joel gomez crossing you folks to out, is there the joe gomez, travino for a minister of what you go. thank you for talking to out of sarah surfaces in here in castle let stops in the region with as well as the war on garza sadly push school is being directly touched by best with 3 portuguese. killed by. it's really bombings the number of jewel nationality since then still being held hostage inside, gone. so how are you involved in efforts to end the conflict? yes, indeed, this is a tragedy that touches all of us. and in fact, let me begin here. i'll just enter by presenting condolences for the last is that i was just there has suffered as well as on the news agencies from around the world. and this is just a symbol of how terrible and tragic all of these events have been. we have from the beginning, the firstly, the defendant, israel's right to defend its territory and this population, every country has the right to to, to defend its territory and its population. this is of course not the same as conducting, and we don't condemn on the co

martine. it's a very and almost took the kid out during the match. you see it there, which is joe create the perfect drop shot as the olmos. it's very with 2 than it. now that said. you know, the judges chairs where he almost landed. but he was able to track it down was it? joe on the other hand won in straight 6, 3, 6, 3, 7, 6, to move into the 4th round of the australia open. so a lot going with like that. built an you look ridiculous. yeah. you know, you got to be cute on saturday, to try your best which is where little hat if i have to lawrence, evan, turn to pray away. the is not happening right now. you've got me in green bay. if the game had been there, going to be 19 on saturday and stand now. that would've been much worse, right? my mom and a some heaters socks and i would head to put those in bank and now so glad he's not at lambeau talk a bit more about that tonight. so would like to see in that thing that would be kind of cool. i you got to do what you got well, a minimum wage for fast-food workers is increasing to $20 an hour and that takes effect in april. major comp

. >> we're going to defeat joe biden, and it all starts right here in iowa, 7 p.m.. it's martinundle up and show up. candidates making their final pitch to voters before the bitterly cold iowa caucus. want to bring in a panel of eight caucus goers or with us here in des moines. welcome. good afternoon to all of you. you braved the cold. does anyone here think the issue's going to be -- weather's going to be an issue? >> no. >> absolutely not. bill: i love it. who here is undecided? oh, wait a minute. i don't know if they told -- [laughter] dana: that's what's interesting, actually, because that poll came out yesterday, people might say they're undecided. dawn o'connor, tell us who you are looking to caucus for tomorrow night. sounds like you're going to show up. >> i will be at our local precinct caucus, and so i am caucusing for nikki haley tomorrow night p. i got to meet all of them in person in north iowa when they were there doing their stumping, and i came away and said, you know what? nikki's the one i'm going to support -- can. dana: what was the main issue for you? >> i

joe manchin. he was in south carolina, he's in georgia today, or was there yesterday. clearly, he is ramping up this desire to be a martinional figure and to give people an alternative that he sees that they want. we just don't quite know yet who that alternative is and what they look like. does it look like joe manchin? does it look like nikki haley? does it look like some of the we don't even know? yet >> i would just quote charles blow, new york times opinion columnist. he said that trump won't go away, he will just have to be defeated, and haley can't defeat him because she has no answer for the central problem. she is -- a group of voters who are religiously devoted to him. i don't know if joe -- exactly, third-party seems to just benefit trump. but you know what, we have to ask these third-party people what they're doing. >> we will, alexi mccammond, you are going to stick around with us because we have a lot more that we want to talk to about. likewise, some of those experts out there think that donald trump is actually losing the long game despite winning big in iowa and new hampshire. yeah, we are going to talk

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but next, president joe biden volunteered at a pennsylvania food bank on monday. a service project to honor martin luther king junior, vice president kamala harris commemorated mlk day in south carolina by asking voters what the civil rights icon would think of the current state of the country. harris said republicans have mounted attacks on voting, reproductive and lgbtq rights. >> distract. i shun sonseeahray debates. >> argued that in her opinion, the way to honor mlk is to vote for democrats in the 2024 elections. the vice president and president's trips to these must-win states come as republican voters head to the polls in iowa for the nation's first nominating contest. this election cycle. well, as mention today is martin luther king junior day. and as we remember the life of the civil rights activists, the city of san francisco is honoring him with the march kron 4. stephanie justice is joining us live. tif >> celebrated together. hundreds gather at the caltrain station at forcing king street for a march meant to celebrate the life and legacy of doctor martin luther king junior. >> we've c

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. >> well, president joe biden volunteered at the pennsylvania food bank on monday. that's a service project to honor martin luther king's life. vice president kamala harris commemorated mlk day in south carolina by asking voters what the civil rights icon with think of the current state of the country. harris said republicans have mounted attacks on voting, reproductive and lgbtq rights. >> distract our nation sonseeahray debates. >> and her opinion the way to honor mlk is to vote for democrats in the 2024 elections. the vice president and president's trips to these must-win states come as republican voters head to the polls in iowa for the nation's first nominating contest. this election cycle. the forty-niners now know who they will be playing in the divisional round of the nfl playoffs after dominating performance in dallas. the packers will be heading to the bay area to try and spoil the niners quest for the lombardi trophy yesterday. green bay beat the cowboys. 48 to 32. >> they were led by first-year starting quarterback jordan love who had a nearly perfect passer rating in the game. the match-up bet

joe biden over the mexican border. astonishing story . i'm mexican border. astonishing story. i'm martin mexican border. news. britain's news channel . on gb news. the people's channel on gb news. the people's channel, britain's news channel in 2024. >> gb news is britain's election channel. come and join me this thursday in scunthorpe live by scanning the qr code or going on gb news. com to get your ticket for the event , we'll be for the event, we'll be discussing things like why the green agenda is risking jobs in places like scunthorpe . where places like scunthorpe. where i'm back. >> it's 545, you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. now let's get more on that shock football news that jurgen klopp will step down as the liverpool manager at the end of the season. i can now speak with sports journalist ben jacobs. ben. so emotional jacobs. ben. so an emotional moment for liverpool fans. but jurgen klopp, massively liked by almost every football fan in britain, said basically i ran out of energy . you have to be at out of energy. you have to be at the top of your game and my resourc

joe biden, for getting out of afghanistan, what they consider to be early. so this is a way of continuing to funnel money to those weapons manufacturers such as lockheed martin and boeing and raytheon who were making money hand over fist in afghanistan. this is a way of continuing to uh to, to keep that gravy train running. it will demo and we've heard from our 1st to guess here. i mean there's nothing i disagree with what you're saying. but the problem with it, with all of this is what about the ukrainians? i mean the calculations that we have heard here have nothing to do with the wellbeing of that country and it's people demo as well. i think it was, they have nothing to do with a well being or america else, or in general, people, really natal categories. and let's see what kind of forms we've had a problem. general separately. you have a stock number, you know, these we, if you were to, by the, by the us, how did say it was trying the why? because they reaction to cease control power. all right. well, uh mr. stone is the handle. they do, she doesn't have anything to do with dialogue, always try that. it's a different area. right. but she's most concerned

the show, i'm honored to have president joe biden joining me tomorrow, monday, on my syndicated radio show, keeping it real with al sharpton, to mark the martinbout it, and where his administration is. i'll discuss issues and policies impacting black america in 2024. this year's holiday, which falls on what would've been doctor king's actual 95th birthday, will focus on the 60th anniversary of the civil rights act of 1964 but the civil rights leader championed. for all of, you tune in, and remember, tomorrow is martin luther king day. it is a day of action, as i said at the beginning. it's not a day off. it's a day on. do something in the spirit of dr. king, of bringing people together, but bringing them together to do something to advance people. to make us all equal. we've gotten a lot of our freedoms that are now at risk. we not only need to be free, but we also need to be equal, and it's not going to be given to us. we're gonna have to keep fighting, as dr. king did. that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here next weekend at five pm eastern. the sunday show with donovan capehart starts right after. when it strikes an

joe biden that year with 8. of the vote. the 2016 16 democratic primary results. bernie sanders again winning 60.4% of the vote in 2016. hillary clinton with 38% and martin go back to new hampshir. nick is an independent. do you know how you are voting tuesday? caller: yes i do. voting for the former president. host: you have got to mute that television, because we are getting feedback. it's difficult to hear you. caller: done. host: to vote for former president donald trump. caller: yes. and one of the main reasons, i want to get back to deflation and not inflation. i want to get back to the fact that food prices will not go up again. that necessary needs like back s will go down. we don't hear about that anymore. we've got to bring back trump because of the fact what he has given us in the past. not only did he give us entertainment when he was youn forth and had tv shows, he's an anthropologist. something he didn't know anything about. ■:he got into politics and he ft that it was needed and he learned about it. he learned about it in the years that he ran and then that white house that he saw and found, there were people that were supposedly good, but

acknowledge a few special guestsh martin, dird nixon presidential library and museum with the national archives. tamara, thank you for bein'd ale mayor of the great of whittier, joeenturi. thank you for being here, mr. mayor. and i want to thank all of the president's council members and associates club members of the richard nixon foundation, who are in ten support allows us to put on educational programs like the one that you are seeing tonight. so thank you for your support of the nixon foundation. this evening, going to hear from paul carter, who has written a terrific new book, richard nixon, california's native son. this is one of the most important books on richard nixon to have been written in a very long, maybe ever. like paul carter is a native southern california, a veteran, the united states navy and, a trial lawyer. they is stirred in mr. carter, an and a desire to dive into nixon history. he joined the all volunteer nixon library docent guild. it was a member in good standing for many years. actually met the former president on for. he also produced a foldout map of southern california noting dozens of places associated with the president and mrs. n

martin, we'll leave it there. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, a plane makes an emergency landing on a virginia highway. we'll have the pictures and details next. >>> in our headlines this morning, president joed a temporary funding extension yesterday preventing a government shutdown, but it's another short window until the next shutdown threat. legislators now have to try to approve a set of annual spending bills before the new deadlines on march 1st and march 8th. >>> officials in uvalde texas selected a new grand jury to investigate the tragedy at robb elementary school. this would mark the first known step within the criminal justice system to address the botched police response to one of the worst school shootings in u.s. history. 19 students, two teachers were killed while law enforcement officers waited for more than an hour before they moved in to stop the shooter. cnn has contacted the prosecutor and court officials for comment but has not heard back. >>> talk about unexpected traffic. a small commuter plane made an emergency landing on a virginia road. witnesses say the cessna narrowly avoided hitting cars and a traffic light before safely coming to a stop near a guardrail yesterda

martin, the federal aviation administration and the defense advanced research projects. deputy administrator melroy you are recognized for your opening statement. >> thank you, joe cantwellchair sinema, ranking member crews and ranking member schmitt, i'm extremely pleased to be here and have the opportunity to appear today on what is a critically important topic. this is a really exciting time for space. there's a lot going on, spatial in commercial space which is playing an increasingly important role in nasa's an aging after amazing medicine mission for meaningful scientific investigations throughout the universe. we are working to return humans to the moon under the artemis program, and then pressing forward for the first humans on mars. we are unlocking the secrets of the universe with the james webb space telescope, and our vision for nasa is that we take on the hardest and most complex challenges that no one else can do. at the same time where industry is ready we are increasingly transitioning to commercially provided services where it makes sense. let me give you a few examples. when nasa decided to retire the space shuttle we needed a new way to transport astro

martin van buren, william henry harrison, john tyler, franklin pierce, james buchanan, andrew johnson, benjamin harrison, warren harding, harry truman,, jfk, lyndon johnson, richard nixon, barack obama, joeen. about 5%. host: only two of them -- thinking this through to be sure -- so, lyndon johnson and barack obama went directly from the senate to the vice presidencym barack obama was never vice president. betty:. betty: i mean, to theidency. host: lbj was vice president for jfk. jfk went straight from the senate. it's, jfk and barack obama are the two that went directly from the senate to the presidency. most had other service in between. host: and other senators have run for president, john kerry and bob dole. is it intimidating at times working with 100 would be presidents? betty: [laughs] it can be. it can be intimidating working with 100 senators period because when you work in the senate in a position like my position was, for instance, you really have 101 bosses. because we worked directly for the secretary of the senate, so that the senate, but we also work for the 100 senators. everything we do is screw tonight by 100 one people so there can be intimidating at times. -- it's sc

dave, morning joe's chief medical correspondent tells me that hypothermia sets in in 1:45. jay mark, political's jonathan martinnday morning. >> reporter: thank you, joe. >>> let's bring in right now assistant democratic leader and national co-chair for the biden campaign, congressman jim clyburn of north carolina. from the republican side to the democratic side, you know, jim, democrats, they like to whine, they like to complain, they like to say the end is coming near. i was going to say, i know you've talked to the biden people a lot. i'm talking to them a good bit right now. i'm not nervous. they're not worried. they know they've got to do some things and get moving out there -- >> sure. >> -- but they still think they've got the erbs on their side. what do you think? >> absolutely. i think we have the issues on our side, and i think we have the candidate. the vast majority of the american people will be comfortable with his service for the last three years, and i think they're going to be very comfortable throughout this year into the campaign, and the issues -- they've got the issues and the candidate, so

martin luther king again. georgia was so embarrassed they expunged his record a couple years ago, king. this is the same thing all over again, persecution of a political opponent. larry: this is joeis is total corruption, that is what you got going here, total corruption. what is very important to me, what i think will be very important politically, this guy, this prosecutor, whatever his name is -- >> nathan wade. larry: that's nan wade, the boyfriend who never prosecuted anything before in his life. he never prosecuted a ham sandwich at a local deli but he met several times and got paid for meetings with, wait for it, white house, biden white house advisors. >> white house counsel, yeah. larry: yeah. so we've all said, that the biden legal war against trump, the shots are being called from the white house and i just think this is a very important article on this. >> i guess there goes that argument the biden administration is allowing these prosecutors to operate independently without any influence whatsoever. now we have the georgia version of peter strzok and lisa page. great, right? larry: right-o. good point. >> who is nathan wade by the way? personal injury attorney. we ca

president joe biden about his vision, today, as president of the united states, in the state of the dream of dr. king. it was race, racism, antisemitism, and other matters of division, that he told martin the first place. i want to know his thoughts in that area, now. well that does it for me, thanks for watching, i'll see you back here tomorrow at five pm eastern, for another live hour of politicsnation. right now, the saturday show with jonathan capehart, at its new time, six pm eastern. jonathan, good luck, and take it away. >> thanks very much reverend. this is a historic moment. i've always followed you, but now i'm really following you -- this is fantastic, have a good evening arrive. s faall eyes on iowa, two days until the first contest of the 2024 presidential primaries and the republican front runner has spent more time campaigning from courtrooms then in iowa. my all-star panel will discuss why donald trump's legal strategy is part of his political strategy, with chilling consequences for demo

doctor, dave morning joe's chief medical correspondent tells me that hypothermia sets and in one minute and 45 seconds! so jay marked, politico's jonathan martin bring in right now assistant democratic leader and national co-chair for the biden campaign, congressman jim clyburn of south carolina. so from the republican side to the democratic side, you know jim, that democrats like to whine and they like to complain and they like to say that the end is coming, but i have to say, i know you've talked to the biden people a lot, i'm talking to them a good bit right now, but they're not nervous. like they are not worried. they know that they have to do some things and get moving out there but they still think that they have issues on their side. what do you think? >> we do have the issues on their side, and i think that we have a candidate. the vast majority of the american people are comfortable with it and they're comfortable with his service for the last three years, and i think they're going to be very accountable throughout this year and on into the campaign. we have the issues and the candidate, how can you lose? >> we saw a poll out of penns