that's in the joe miller joke book. it's not original to lincoln. >> obviously his public life and political cases, et cetera, his humor really benefited but would you say, especially because of his moroseness and severe depression that the greatest benefit and the greatest person to benefit was his own psychology, his own -- ability to snap himself out of difficult moves, et cetera. >> yes. i believe so. and there is no way of quantifying, sort of, who benefitted for the calculus of who benefitted most from lincoln's humor, but one could say he regarded it as essential to his well being. and he said to carpenter, francis carpenter, the painter in the white house, if it were not for the vents, it is the vent for my important well being, he was acutely aware. at one stage, and this is relevant to your question, at one stage he said speaking of a member of his cabinet, was probably salmon chase but it might have been stanton, there were several potential candidates. he said, it was so difficult to get a joke into his head

i can to my other generals, that's straight from joe miller, that's in the joe miller joke book.'s not original to lincoln. >> obviously, his public life hu andmo political and cases et cetera, his humor really d you benefitted but would yousa say that especially because of his moroseness or depression, the greatest person to benefit his humor was his own psychology, his own ability to snap himself out of difficult moods. >> yes, i believe so. i mean there's no way of's quantifying, and sort of the utilitarian way,what one calcul benefitted most from lincoln'sr- humorbe but what one can say ise himself regarded as absolutely essential to his well-being.paie and he said to francis carpenter, the painter in the th white house, that it will not, if it were not for these vents, and i quote, if it were nott fo these vent, it is the vent, that is important for my well-being. at one stage, and this is speak relevant to your question, at n one stage, he said, speaking of a member of his cabinet, it was probably simon chase but it might have been stanton. it was several potential candidat

jester joe miller. it went through many additions and was circulating in the american west and early 19th century. new jests -- another joke book was one lincoln used. lincoln remembered all of the stories that he was told by others. his father -- it is often said lincoln had a poor relationship with his father. it was a difficult relationship that was one of the most important thinks he got from his father was the capacity to tell stories. his father was a very good joke and storyteller. he heard stories as a young man, certainly on the circuit with other lawyers, he acquired stories. i don't think he kept a joke book. it some that he had apologetics and johnson down. he was waiting in the line of being introduced at the white house. i don't think it was a written file. lincoln said, he did adept those stories. he said just send a barrel of whiskey to my generals. that is straight from joe miller. it is not original to lincoln. >> his public life -- his humor benefited. would you say that the greatest

that straight from joe miller. that's in the show miller truck book, that's not a regional. >> i obviously, his public life and political cases etc, more where he really benefited. we do see that he the greatest person to benefit his humor was his own psychology, his own ability to stand himself out of difficult movements, etc? >> i believe so. there is no way of quantifying. who benefited most from one consumer. but what one can say is that he himself regarded as absolutely essential to his well-being. and he sent a carpenter, the painter in the white house that if it were not for these events -- it is the event of my -- important for my well-being. he was acutely aware. at one stage, and this is relevant to your question. i won stage, he said, speaking of a member of his cabinet was probably sermon chase, biden might have been stanton. there were several potential candidates. he said, it was so difficult to get a joke into his head that it would take a surgical operation to implanted. now, it's very funny, it's ac

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i love it thank you dennis what a great time with our friend joe this with us miller plus one. talks are underway in vienna to save. the agreement the trump administration unilaterally walked away from making the deal is relatively easy for iran but that cannot be said for the united states does the buy didn't ministration have the political will to say yes. i saw. people also in poverty. if you're born into a poor family you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die from. generational poverty. it's a. fight every day you meet your needs and the needs of your family. no more lies in this country is an epidemic president biden announces a barrage of executive orders to quell gun crimes but faces big criticism from gun rights advocates who think the moves are unconstitutional meanwhile the state of arizona has already taken steps to block those reforms. the european court of human rights rules that it is legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that has raised fe

representative miller makes, joe concha and amy biggs join us live. >> one deputy shot and killed and hurt at a standoff in a north carolina home. >> new details emerge overnight. >> the second deputy identified, trapped in the home with the shooter for hours, no one knows what his condition is. according to police the other deputy sergeant chris ward was airlifted to the hospital where he later died. the standoff after authorities a two deputies were called at 10 am one shots rang out and law enforcement jumped into action, swat team surrounded the home, and people who live nearby were either evacuated or put on alert. >> i need a helicopter en route. >> all residents remain in home with doors and windows closed. >> only one local newspaper has reported the standoff coming to a end. they say the shooter died in an apparent suicide. we are waiting on an update from police but what we do know is the shooter also targeted his parents. yours was one state representative said yesterday. >> at first we thought it was a teenager but he was an older gentleman, he killed his mother and father

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all good >>> stephen miller solidifying his reputation as an anti-immigrant lightning rod, attacking joe initial plan to maintain president trump's cap on refugees allowed into the u.s. miller's former boss was okay with 15,000 refugees per year. miller says the number should be zero, which makes no sense. a shock to no one, but it's a tell about the narrative still making rounds among republicans. whether this weekend's backlash forces her to drop the plans, georgia congresswoman margorie taylor greene and others have been toying with the idea of creating an america first caucus in the house and limit immigration to only those who can contribute economicty and demonstrate a respect for american culture and rule of law. joining me now, the author of "hatemonger, stephen miller, donald trump and the white nationalist agenda." jean, i want to play some sound of george w. bush on cbs this morning, talking about his regrets over immigration. take a listen. >> it's been 15 years. >> i know it. >> still nothing's been done. >> a lot of executive orders. all that means is congress isn't doing i

miller says u.s. and nato troops have started their final withdrawal u.s. president joe biden wants all combat soldiers out by september the 11th 20 years after the $911.00 attacks charlotte ballasts reports. speaking to afghan journalists at the nato base in kabul us gen scott miller describes the beginning of the aid for foreign troops in afghanistan ferocious are now preparing to retrograde. the notification will be the 1st demand. at the same time as we start taking our local actions we've already begun the proof of the departure can be found at this kandahar the scrap heap the yarn another proud recipient of unwanted or broken equipment from kandahar airfield a key american base over the last 20 years. that shows a lot of demand out guys who can find containers that are free to reuters cheers tables and anything you would need generators and even some stuff in working condition you can find anything from around the world. the trumpet ministration and the taliban had agreed that foreign forces would be gone by may 1st if the taliban negotiated with afghan leaders and

his service was respected by all including my friend, chairman george miller who lauded joe as, quote, an incredibly value yauble asset to my staff whose unparalleled integrity and dedication helped our committee advance major policies that are making a difference in the lives of working families. mr. speaker, i just learned from our colleague, mr. kildee, dan kildee, that his uncle, dale kildee, a leading member of the education and labor committee, was also a good friend and benefited from the service and leadership of joe novotny. in 2010, it was my great and proud honor as speaker of the house to name joe novotny reading clerk, the first openly gay man to hold this position. i'm proud of that his historic service has made our congress more inclusive, more diverse and representative of the people we serve. his historic service has made our congress again one that he has served as a child of immigrants. novotny's ascendance in the hala'api'apis of the u.s. capitol is, as he has proudly said, the story of the american dream. as reading clerk he's been vital in engaging the people of

nato troops have started to withdraw but general scott miller says they'll still continue to support their afghan counterparts as promised president joe biden wants to get all combat soldiers out by september 11th the movie about the traveling community of american van de mello's has won big at this year's oscars it won 3 awards including best film frances mcdormand won the best actress award for her role in the movie. who made the film became only the 2nd woman to win the oscar for best director she's also the 1st woman of color ever in this category. and those are the headlines the news continues here on c.n.n. in about half an hour's time after $101.00 east sea than. this is one of them takes us down things are the logical revolutions in all of this make our planet pretty good has to meet the c o 2 emissions targets electric cars that need mitchum in motion they need to be mined sure people are just talking about the sellers if that's going to solve. the world of business and commerce driving energy transmission is the promise of clean energy an illusion the dark side of green energy. on al jazeera. these people barely know each ot

miller. here are our top stories. president joeen is said to be ready to propose almost doubling capital gains tax rate. the headline is sending stocks lower. plus a blowout quarter. this enterprise software company embarks on a plan to compete with rivals. we speak to the ceo in a moment. and how is the world reacting to bidens climate land -- plan? -- biden's climate plan? amanda: the markets had been in positive territory. we are seeing buy-in on earnings so less of a momentum play on earnings. but if you are wondering what happened after 1:00, bloomberg news reported that biden is considering a proposal that would almost double the capital gains tax on investing income and that would have a pretty dramatic effect. details still to follow. it is really the story of the day on the day when individual names had been moving on their own earnings. another name we are watching today is also moving higher on its outlook. sap trading close to a six-month high as it delivers on growth in its cloud driven business. it's ceo is with us no

harrington at gillman hill asset manager michael farr is here, president of farr, miller and washington jon thatnajarian and joe having a really strong day, yields on the ten-year sitting at 163. jenny, so i got more new highs but

the withdrawal process but general austin scott miller says they will still continue to support their afghan counterparts as promised u.s. president joe biden wants to get all combat soldiers out by september the 11th and the ask goes to. no man's land. and a movie about the traveling community of american van de los is one big get this year's oscars nomad land won 3 awards including best film frances mcdormand won the best actress award for her role in the movie i am clearly joe who made the film became only the 2nd woman to win the oscar for best director she's also the 1st woman of color ever on earth in this category it was in the headlines we're going to be back with more news in al-jazeera in about half an hour by. her warm in. her. sixty's when she was. just against climate change the protests are planned to do you know how to try to the masses marching from square for years to its existence has been denied but today climate change has become a global concern. citizens are asking their elected officials for concrete solutions to fight pollution and rising temperatures why should we study forests future that is being taken away

in berlin, i am matt miller and welcome to "bloomberg markets." here are the top stories. president joeen is meeting with the ceos about the critical shortage of microchips, an issue affecting companies worldwide, and especially the all-important auto industry. and the post vaccine workplace is taking shape, but what does it look like? we will talk to the ceo of jll, one of the largest players in commercial real estate. we will talk to him about the return to work projections and the after effects of covid-19. for some eco-last months, maybe even a lifetime. we will talk to brian foster, the ceo of bioincept. the s&p has been swinging back and forth today. it's relatively flat right now. but it is holding at a record high. the u.s. 10 year at 167.11. and we are getting results from the option now -- auction, 1.680. we will talk about that throughout the program. bitcoin is trading up 2.5% right now at $59,795, so right around the $60 mark -- and gold continues to drop, going down to 1732.48. this afternoon, the white house is meeting with ceos from companies like intel, samsung and ford

harrington at gillman hill asset manager michael farr is here, president of farr, miller and washington jon thatnajarian and joe terrana the russell is having a really strong day, yields on the ten-year sitting at 163. jenny, so i got more new highs but i have some cautious notes out today that certainly got our attention. maybe the most cautious of coming from bank of america today. says five reasons to curb your enthusiasm yeah, they're bullish on the economy, not so much on stocks from here. s&p is going to end the year at 3,800. that's an 8% drop from where we are now. >> wow. >> that make sense to you? >> we're not that cautious, but we are waiting with bated breath, because i generally agree with bank of america's perspective but just not with the negative spin. we are looking at the market as needing to answer a lot of unanswered questions that will only come with the passage of time throughout the rest of the year so we see things like high valuations, but then there's strong earnings growth we see fiscal stimulus which is great, but debt levels and interest rates are going up. we see fed support that h

i know for a fact general scott miller, general frank mckenzie, central command commander, joe mark milleyan and secretary lloyd austin all have extensive experience in afghanistan. they all have an opportunity to sit down with the president and voice their concerns and lay out the risks. then at the end of the day it's up to the civilian leadership to make the decision. our responsibility as a professional military is try to mitigate the risks and do as the commander in chief asks. >> people argue president obama pulling troops from iraq led to the isis rise. how do you say the same things will not happen now with al qaeda? can we fight extremism if we're not there? >> obviously, isis is a little different than even the taliban or al qaeda but we learned lessons from our time in iraq and as iraq began to unfold when isis grew. but here's what i will tell you, again, we understand the risks. there are the risks of a resurgent taliban. there are the risks of all of the progress that the women made in afghanistan and will that be drawn back? there's, of course, always the risk of al qaeda cr

know in the scheme that they're running and so it's going to catch up joe and you can just see it coming let's talk about stand back miller for a 2nd he's very very short the us dollar mainly because of the 25 percent increase in money supply so that's a losing tray stand back and while it hasn't had a down here since 19812021 could be the big down here for stanley's longball these a short the dollar is getting crushed what do you think i don't know i don't deal much in the currencies and to me they're all you know the dollar versus other currencies i mean they're all feel right so i see all this you know milkshake talk and other views on. twitter as to where the dollar ought to go i don't have a clue i've never really traded the currencies except insofar as what i consider the ultimate currency which is gold and the emerging ultimate currency which is back on so. you know druckerman is a smart guy no doubt and he may be right you know the timing on the dollar is tricky for sure chickie i'll say. i've got a 10 year treasury. spiked a little bit celiacs ago now it's kind of going sideways but a lot of like bank of america

nato troops have started to withdraw but general scott miller says they will still continue to support their afghan counterparts as promised president joe biden wants to get all combat soldiers out by september the 11th. and the. go to. no man's land in the movie about the charming community of america van de mello's has won big add this year's oscars it won 3 awards including best film frances mcdormand won the best actress award for her role in the movie. so it's joe who made the film became only the 2nd woman to win the oscar for best director she's also the 1st woman of color ever honored in this category. those are the headlines coming up next the listening post good buy. frank assessments of poison the government wants money exactly how and why it may have meant taking for the situation might not be able to give ever again and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on. 6. weeks to. come. this. morning. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported here are the media stories we're examining this week covert 19 has brought india to its knee

but general austin scott miller says troop movements have already begun in local areas. president joeiden has promised to get troops out of afghanistan by september 11th putting an end to america's longest war, and many believing the taliban could launch a bid to topple the central government. >>> palestinians celebrated on sunday night after police barriers at the center of nightly clashes in jerusalem came down. palestinians say israeli police put up barricades to prevent them from holding their usual ramadan evening gatherings. what is the latest on this situation? >> well, i'm standing in the plaza outside of damascus gate, and this is the main entrance for worshippers to enter through the old city of jerusalem. it usually is calm, but that has not been the case where palestinian protesters were clashing with israel police over the erection of the barricades that were preventing people from sitting and gathering here, something that is very popular especially with young palestinians during ramadan, and police would respond with rubber bullets and strong smelling water, and the bar

miller. we welcome our viewers each day at this time. we want to bring you headlines from around the world. on this program, we will discuss joeiden's lane for new taxes or increase taxes as well as the johnson & johnson vaccine under review. and the -- in the world of cryptocurrency, it can be a volatile ride. >> this week it has been volatile all over the place. we are taking a look at some of the opportunities, but for equities today it is intercession. the broader s&p 500, everything is moving higher today. techs are doing well, but the s&p -- weakness remains the intel. it has been a very artistry story, or stories. there is news, we are seeing it shaaban pricing action invest stock their church in your today -- is one of the shots that has been the two concerns of these rare cases of blood clots. as many as 15 rare cases made to that shot. nothing -- johnson & johnson was moderately higher here julian assange johnson & johnson. wish use on this a militantly schumer. truancy and drugs going at it is not -- not jewish and of the student during. >> it's never good news and there are serious side effects link to medicine. ri

so the advice of folks like stop miller, the commander in charge of afghanistan, frank mckenzie, joeark melody, and of course secretary austin, all of those men, have had extensive experience in afghanistan. so from the military standpoint, we have the opportunity to speak with the president, to talk to him about issues that richard haass raised, but at the end of the day, this is a decision for the civilian leaders, we are a professional military. our job is to follow the orders of the civilian leadership. and at the end of the day we will do that. >> for all the republicans popping up and down on capitol hill, this new withdraw day supersede's the date, from the trump administration, that they set in may. i don't imagine you are a big fan of hard and fast withdrawal dates, or times, off of any battlefield. >> in general no, but here's what i would offer to you. based on some of the sources i've been talking to, i think they have come to the understanding that they can do, a thoughtful withdrawal, again recognizing that there aren't that many troops left, we've got to think about ho

miller says u.s. and nato troops have begun their final withdrawal president joe biden wants all american combat soldiers outs by september 11th 20 years after the 911 attacks charlotte ballasts has this report. speaking to afghan journalists at the nato base in kabul us gen scott miller describes the beginning of the inn for foreign troops in afghanistan ever ferocious are now preparing the retrograde for sure the notification will be the 1st i'm a bit of the same time as we start taking our local actions we've already begun the proof of the departure can be found at this kandahar the scrap heap the yarn another proud recipient of unwanted or broken equipment from kandahar airfield a key american base over the last 20 years. that shines a lot of demand out guys who can find containers that are fragile reuters chairs tables and anything you would need generators and even some stuff in working condition you can find anything from around the world what. the trumpet ministration and the taliban had agreed that foreign forces would be gone by may 1st if the taliban negotiated with afghan leaders and cut ties

miller. welcome to quickly toss it over to the president of the united states, joe biden. let's listen in.iden: to make sure that when the government is spending taxpayer money, they are spending get on american made goods, american corporations, and american employees. today i directed every member of the cabinet, every one to make -- take a hard look at their agencies spending and make sure it follows my american standard we set in january. now he got a lot of business to do and get done, and i think the press for being here, but i will talk to you all later. matt: that was joe biden giving a short talk there before his first cabinet meeting. you can see all of the cabinet members masked up around a sincerely distanced table. he does have a lot to talk about and sell. we do have the $2.2 trillion infrastructure plan, which should be easier to sell than the tax hikes he proposes to pay for it. tomorrow we get the nonfarm payroll number, even though it is an easter holiday, the bureau of labor and statistics will still release that. jobless claims still holding above level that was the hig

but general austin scott miller says troop movements have already begun in local areas. president joeet troops out of afghanistan by september 11th, putting an end to america's longest war. but many are warning the taliban will seize on a u.s. exit and could launch a bid to topple the central government. >>> and the 2020 olympic games are approaching fast but not everyone in japan thinks they're a good idea as the country declares their third state of emergency due to a surge in cases. >>> also what it means for health care workers to be called heroes during a pandemic. why a psychiatrist says doctors need to also talk about being human too. (man) so when in doubt, just say, "let me talk to my manager." next, carvana's 100% online shopping experience. oh, man. carvana lets people buy a car-- get this-- from their couch. oh, how disruptive. no salesman there to help me pick out the car i need. how does anyone find a car on this site without someone like us checking in? she's a beauty, huh? oh, golly! (laughter) i can help you find the color you want. that sounds nice. let me talk to my

notification to withdraw will be this saturday, but general austin scott miller says troop movements have already begun in local areas. president joeout of afghanistan by september 11th, putting an end to america's longest war. but many are warning the taliban will seize on a u.s. exit and could topple the central government. and u.s. vice president kamala harris tells cnn she was the last person in the room when president biden made the decision to withdraw from afghanistan. here is more of what she told our dana bash in this cnn exclusive. >> president biden always said that he wanted you to be the last person in the room, particularly for big decisions as he was for president obama. he just made a really big decision, afghanistan. >> yes. >> were you the last person in the room? >> yes. >> and you feel comfortable? >> i do. and i'm going to add to that. this is a president who has an extraordinary amount of courage. is someone who i have seen over and over again make decisions based on what he truly believes based on his years of doing this work and studying these issues, what he truly believes is the right thing to do. and i'm

joe about the importance to mitigate this. who with reaction, fox nation host, lara logan. stephen miller.t with you.th okay, we see the images. there is the great dr. fauci who clearly was politically against donald trump. he has no interest in going down there to protect those kids, more importantly protect those kids that are being sent to other states? >> what is happening on the border right now, sean, is the single greatest epidemiological disaster in this country. you haveap ten emergency sheltes that are open right now. children are packed together, not even remotely socially distance. and of course they are not vaccinated. of course they are not masked. you have people showing up in masks, in large groups that are getting each other's thick, that are getting community sick, that are getting border agents sick? this is a public health catastrophe. >> sean: lara logan, you have done phenomenal investigating at the border as a relates to the cartels, human traffickers, drus traffickers, the gangs, the extortion of these human traffickers. what is your latest investigation? >> well, s

miller, thank you. we appreciate your time. >> no problem. thank you for having me. >> john? >>> president joe biden will hold his first in-person cabinet meeting today. socially distanced in the east room. it comes after the president unveiled part of his ambitious $2 trillion infrastructure plan. john harwood live at the white house with all the details. john, this is big by any measure. not just in the dollar amount, but in the ambition of the proposal. president biden comparing it to the moon shot, the interstate highway system. break it down for us and put it in perspective. >> well, those are the right points of comparison. what we've seen in this country, john, as you know, is that there were points in the post-world war ii era where the united states was investing very heavily in future economic growth. dwight eisenhower's interstate highway system was part of it. john kennedy's space program was part of it. lyndon johnson's great society program was part of it. during the 1960s, the federal government's investment was about 6% of gdp. that has since been squeezed, both by the growing

look, it's important to watch what joe biden does, not necessarily what he says. steven milleristration is the most important lawsuit and the most important pushback right here on this radical agenda. your thoughts on this change of tone from joe biden this weekend where he actually admits, yes, there is a crisis at the border? >> well, this lawsuit is another example of what states need to be doing right now. our governors and states attorney generals need to hold the federal government to account to continue the tradition of federalism that we have in this country. you see i'm personally very excited to see jen psaki actually circle back and try to deny that president biden said there was a crisis at the border because this is completely contrary to their messaging but now you see that president biden is worried about the lawsuit and wants to start handling the issue like it should be handled. maria: yeah. well, we'll see. again, we have to watch what he's doing. florida is suing they them for pretty much effectively shutting down i.c.e. the border patrol agents need help. th

miller. a folks welcome to done a similar plus one we're joined by comedian jo koy you know that skull barely holding the brain power in it is so just so voluminous over there joe is known for his appearances on chelsea lately the tonight show stand up specials on comedy central netflix and he has a new autobiography out titled mixed plate chronicles of an all-american combo i think that came out on march 23rd this is joe called joseph how it. how are you dennis. beautiful brother if you swore more near act i would have recommended you call the book proper but you're such a such a clean working comedian. how are you i i you know the thing is with the platter the big plate you know i.

asked of joe biden and it never was it's up wes you asked me 8 years of barack obama it's always you know how when your children how's your dog how's life do you like sunshine you love miller chocolate but when it's republican why are you evil why are you corrupt it's really hilarious when you watch the difference and how they treat the right vs how they treat the left it's a complete smear job against republicans the governor says there's going to be consequences if given the same in a backlash from his own political rivals isn't that what steps are expected to take . you know look my belief is if trump runs for reelection he's the front runner for the republican nomination if trump doesn't i believe run to said this is the front runner for the republican nomination for president 2024 i believe clearly the best governor in america out of 50 states and i don't live in florida and i've never met ron to see this in my entire life so i don't owe him anything he's never paid me i've never shake it is he and i've never been in the same room as him i'm just a big admirer of the job he's done it's incredible courage when everyone else was shutting the country down to say you know

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miller says cartels are not the only ones benefiting from the border policy. >> between return to mexico and title 42 it has gone 13 days without holding a former press conference on the crisis. >> joe says he does not support the tax increase, west virginia democrat says it needs to be changed, the tax on corporations would be part of the $2.3 trillion stimulus as the president says there is no evidence the tax increase would drive businesses out of the us. >> the highest tax for corporations? >> there is no evidence of that. >> plus vice president kamala harris's tie-breaking vote. jillian: congressman matt gates comes out swinging a new op-ed as he faces a doj investigation for sex trafficking of a minor. in the washington examiner he writes the allegations are false and says he will not resign. he suggests he is being targeted. folks won't be surprised that bizarre claims are being made about me shortly after i decided to take on the most powerful institutions in the beltway just like the mafia the dc slot protects its made men. he previously claimed the allegations were part of an extortion attempt by a former doj official. >> florida governor ron desantis is furious over alleg

joe biden is violating the constitution and hisla obligation to take care of the laws he faithfully execute.th the courts can and should enjoin his lawless conduct in order to enforce our borders. >> sean: stephen millerngressman devin nunes, thank you both. when you come back him upll fory thee exclusive interview with president trump. stay with us. the bennetts really know how to put their wifi to work. whether it's work work... works for me. school work... it worked! or a work out... oh i'm working... they've got xfinity, which delivers wifi faster than a gig for all their devices. it's more than enough to keep everyone working. can your internet do that? this is work! this is hard! now xfinity delivers wifi speed faster than a gig. that means you'll have gig speed over wifi to power a house full of devices. learn more about gig speed today. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to

joe biden took office. so most people understand that. it is disingenuous not to recognize that. but let me ask you this, because i spoke with steven miller -- >> little anthony fauci who i like -- little anthony fauci who i like, he's always a nice guy but he says don't wear masks, it's terrible, then wear a mask, then go for a triple if you can find five of them, smack them all over your face. you know, so many mistakes. don't ban china. you should not ban. no, let china pour in. i did it very, very early. don't forget, i banned china very early or we would have had a much bigger problem and i banned europe from coming into the u.s. very early when i saw the problems. fauci didn't want that. pelosi didn't want it. schumer didn't want it. nobody wanted it. and i did it. and i get no credit for anything but that's okay. i think the people understand. that's why i got 75 million votes. what can i say. maria: everybody knows how i view the china threat. this is a very dangerous situation. they do want to overtake america as the number one super power. they are a communist country and will continue to lie, steal and cheat to be number one. w

joe biden! the next thing you know, he's going to nationalize the petroleum indust... zzzzzzzzz." another republican critical of the speech was former white house advisor and man who makes jewelry out of baby teeth, stephen miller. miller said the speech, "had no warmth, a lifeless and dry address." miller likes his speeches the same way he likes his food-- warm and wriggling. perhaps the harshest review came from former new jersey governor, and man attempting the one-cheei ristaso n of how much biden's plans were going to cost. >> the words of this speech sounded like what you would hear from a 15-year-old if you gave him a credit card with no credit limit on it. >> stephen: really? what kind of incredibly responsible and empathetic 15-year-old is chris christie hanging out with? "guys, i stole my dad's credit card. what do you say we go to the mall and give free meals to all the needy children? then we can drive out to the point and expand broadband to rural areas! yeah, yeah!" faced with the popularity of biden's plans, republicans have two options: criticize them anyway, or just take credit. because g.o.p. lawmakers have been promoting a provision in the covid relief package that they voted against. no! you

joe biden to showcase his moderate radicalism in his big congressional, i do not know what moderate radicalism is. read the radical or inoperative marmite will critique it mike pompeo steven miller among others but i am "kudlow" cannot wait for tonight. ♪ ♪. kennedy: it is not quite the same of the union. we are just an hour away from president biden's first joint address to congress. he is expected to pitch a government spending the likes of which this country is not seen in generations. or at least it a few weeks for the only way to pay for, taxing you. prove me wrong, you can't. so how's it going to sell this turkey to the american people? it's going to be a little weird due to coronavirus protocol the president was speaking to a sparse crowd. it's going to be bunch of socially distant lawmakers about 250 inside the rotund and the capitol building that is still surrounded by fencing. you can definitely expend a lot of applause from the progressive wing of the democratic party after the president will be pitching his third trillian plus spending package since taking office. republicans it makes them want to barf as it biden's promise of unity is dead and buried. what's he goin

miller. it was good line post speech, not particularly the biggest fan of lately, chris christie. it was like a 15-year-old with a credit card. i kind of made me chuckle. >> joeith historians to try to make himself fdr. one notable difference that rich lowry points out, he had a 200 seat majority, joe biden has a limited majority since the final two years. it credit card he may try to make himself fdr, but he doesn't have the mandate to lead. i've just got to say, to hear tim scott say, america is not a racist country -- that is what the american public wants to hear. original sin is not the end of our story, redemption is. that inspiring messages the future of our party, what a contrast tonight. >> joe biden's friend, the former klansman he partnered with to stop the integration of schools because he didn't want schools to become racial jungles -- he outcome it took lyndon johnson that she was one who relied on republicans historically speaking. steve miller, you played a role in crafting the beaches, state of the union in president trump. it they were good parts of the speech by america. it sounded right like donald trump, never ending wars -- we got to get

miller, a writer for the bullwork. alex is still with us. tim, this is a national disgrace and you heard joeiden make that point that around the world this is a disgrace. the temptation to grow numb from it because it's too here irveg is there for everybody but the steps while they deserve attention and to be celebrated and the activists so happy he is doing something they amount to sort of an incremental step. >> yeah. that's right. i've been thinking about this with since the colorado shooting. i was in high school at the time of columbine and what happened there that day was so shocking and so alarming, it completely enveloped the entire national discourse and all of it -- we in colorado thinking about for time and now to think that 20 years later these things would happen and we have a major party to just be completely ambivalent saying we should move on and not talk about it is hard to grasp your head around and important looking at the republicans, yes, some stuff is incremental, maybe not up to the challenge of what we would have wanted for our country but incremental steps matter. da

trying to remove marion miller meeks from the house of representatives, last week the chairman and judiciary committee trying to stack the supreme court by adding four justices, an idea joei moving forward to add two senators to the united states senate to move through the democratic party left agenda. nancy pelosi continuing to try to stack the odds in her favor and take total control in dc, voting no one dc statehood. stuart: seems like the left is throwing everything against the wall to signal their virtue, statehood for dc, statehood for puerto rico, pack the supreme court. i call that virtue signaling and i don't like it. >> they are trying to take total control in washington dc putting forward plans to stack the supreme court with liberal justices. today they will work to stack the senate with 2 more democratic senators. what we are seeing is nancy pelosi and the far lefty seeking total control. stuart: they know they are not going to get it, these wonderful things, look what we are going to do, they know it is not going to happen, they know they don't have to do anything. >> it is not going to happen, we can hold the line in the senate, we are a vote away from the

joe. again, great to be with y'all this morning. absolutely, this is a difficult problem and i think president biden is taking this kind of methodically and thoughtfully. i know he's in discussions with general scott millering to the military leadership, and listening to generals and secretary austin i think is the key for president biden kind of making the decisions to move forward. >> admiral, i love the beginning of this book where i wasn't sure where it was going at the very beginning but you were talking about loving superman and superheroes and when you first went to new york city you kept looking up into the city for superman. and finally your father figured it out and he pointed to the police officer and said they protect us. but you came to a conclusion and that was to protect this country it is up to us. how did that shape your life? >> yeah, you know, as i say in the book, if you could have an epiphany at 8 years old, i think did. because i was looking for superman and when my dad pointed me to a cop and said that is the man that protects the city. you realize that superman isn't coming so you have to solve your own problems. at the time the heroes were the astronauts and the great civil right