soon as i hung up with the president, i called the mike pompei or the secretary state and called john kelly white house chief of staff. i tried to reach matt as the secretary of defense, to basically say, all hands on deck. i think this is very serious the for the 1st time and need those history. us withdrawal seemed a real possibility. the, well, i was very worried that the trump would actually announce with ro, right? they're not that we had considered it not. we had discussed it at the n s c. but because trump, once he started talking about something, i often just went ahead and did. and at one point, trump said to me that basically he was going to replace me with someone who didn't argue with him, but who just said yes, when he said things like, i want to get out of nato. the last conversation i had with him, he was literally sitting at the big table in the nato meeting room. he called me up and said, well, shall we do it. and i said that, go right up to the line, but don't go over the line. and then i went and sat back down and when i sat down i had no prediction 40 would do the i thin

this article from 2020 john kelly says he heard trump calling american war dead from world war ii sufferers and losers. biden tells the story all the time so it's possible that we will hear this story again and again and again as we go. >> jesse: you are right about the characters. he will introduce acorn pop or a black somali or eight forget which one it is. these would come reoccurring caricatures in the theme of his life. you can't introduce him eaten by cannibals ten minutes before the selection is about to start. do you think that he got this from the michael rockefeller legend? because this doesn't come out of nowhere. >> if i had to guess, we are in scranton to start the day on wednesday. he is at the war memorial, he sees uncle ambroise finnegan's name etched into the war memorial and i'm sure a lot of memories from his whole childhood start coming back. somebody told him at some point that this happened. i don't know if it was meant as a joke. i don't know if that is just what they came up with to tell the kids when their uncle, a war hero, past away. it was right there and he said

former chief of staff john kelly said trump "has nothing but contempt for our democratic institutionsr constitution, and the rule of law." his former attorney general bill barr suggested trump "shouldn't be anywhere near the oval office." former secretary of state rex tillerson said his understanding of global and u.s. history is "really limited." [ laughter ] can we get some music to speed this up? because there are more. ♪ former national security adviser said he showed "the absence of leadership." another former national security advisor said foreign leaders think trump is a "laughing fool." his former communications director called him "the domestic terrorist of the 21st century." his former press secretary -- "i am terrified of him running in 2024." his former homeland security adviser -- "an utter disgrace." former white house aide, "the most grave threat we will face to our democracy in our lifetime, and potentially in american history." and his former golf trip sex partner said he has a [ bleep ] like the mushroom character in mario kart. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] all the "bes

think you first alarmed general kelly, constantly talked about my generals, my generals he meant john kelly and humid madison, they weren't the country's military leaders, they were my generals. i remember him saying in an interview with the new york times that he wanted his kennedy at doj, he viewed them as being on the team of the presidents they serve, which, of course, is ridiculous. he talks about my blacks at his rally, and incredibly derogatory thing to say about his african american supporters. it everything is the possessive pick that, too, comes straight out of an autocrats hand book. >> the offices remain in the occupants passed through them and they pass through them on the basis of free and fair elections so that people can through the mouth when they want to pick the thing about autocracy is at the office comes to be identified with the person so the person claims to own the office claims to be above the constitution claims to be the final word in the system so that everyone pledges loyalty to the autocrat and not to the constitutional framework. so we are seeing that process,

just like john kelly did. he did the same thing. >> renato marioti, let us talk about this gag order. they are urging the judge to hold him in contempt. and the judge said that he would wait to decide on the request until after tuesday. what you make of that move? >> well, i think it is smarter for him to have this hanging over the head of former president donald trump. he wants to wait and see how he behaves. essentially the sword of damocles. over the head of trump. it is essentially giving the judge more leverage. more ways to try to inspire former president donald trump to potentially follow the rules in the courtroom. i think it is a smart move. because the judge knows that a statutory cap is $1000. he could go to contempt of court. this is just not occur within the current walls of his courtroom. it might be a little bit outside of his authority. he wants to hold trump accountable. but he also does not want to create a situation where it is going to make a martyr of donald trump. or overstep his authorit

his then chief of staff, john kelly himself a decorated military leader, made that trip to the cemeteryparis. trump famously did not go. he also referenced trump having called disabled veterans suckers and losers and some of the comments that he made as president about people who served in the military. then the contrast that biden is trying to draw when he gets to pittsburgh and talks to the steel workers is a connection to blue collar workers at a time when trump is standing trial over his hush money payment. >> vaughn and phil and paul, thanks to all of you. the other thing the president said, that you could hear, is that on the plane he will study the latest propoals from the house speaker on separating ukraine and israeli aid -- military aid and the approach the speaker is about to take, under threat of being taken down by house republicans and whether democrats will now signal that they will be supporting that. we will talk to nancy pelosi about all of that as well as to congressman kelly armstrong from north dakota, republican. >>> first, we will take a quick break and reset. we

two year three authorization until 2026, john question mike >> john: kelly farris as they had to take another vote next week on a motion to table on the motion to reconsider. can you put that in english for us? >> rick et cetera is basically saying we are going to vote again. okay? so what you can do to euthanize that, to terminate that, is table it. that kills it. so we don't see that very often where somebody demands a roll call vote on that very arcane piece of parliamentary procedure. basically you hear this at the end of very roll call vote where they move to reconsider and somebody says they moved to table and that's it. that did not happen today and that is the hold-up that will delay getting to the senate, john. >> john: it would be very helpful if google translate would add congressional >> sandra: it's app so we could all understand it. >> that's what i'm here for, john. >> chad, thank you very much. center? >> sandra: fox has confirmed an afghan national with ties to terror has been arrested and released into the u.s. not once but twice now. senior correspondent why it wasn

porter lived right down the from where we are today kelly would come to morristown to visit fitz john porter sketches do conduct and also across the street is thomas nast another friend of kelly from the art world and so kelly came right where we are a very. bar relief on wall street at federal washington a prayer at valley forge when this was unveiled, the american public, it became a sensation, a wealthy real estate baron. new york city ordered, a thousand folding drafts of this relief about two foot by three foot. and those were framed and placed in a thousand classrooms throughout the country. so, you know, when we were in young and in our classroom, we had a portrait of george washington, portrait of abraham and this portrait alongside it. now, when passed the law of prayer, the classroom, they were all taken and most destroyed a few are still out there. i have one in my collection now by the 1920s thirties. kelly is now. he's in his seventies and artistic commissions sculptures as public monuments becoming fewer. the depression didn't help, but no one wanted to hire an artist or

is part of this thingo that trump likes to talk a lot about, this atlantic articleut from 2020, john kelly says that he heard trump call an american war dead from world war ii. suckers and losers war. bide biden tells that story all the time. so it is entirely possiblen e sr that we will hear this story s again and again and again as we go. >> you know, you write the . the charactersrigh he'll introduce a corn pop or black somali or is chopped somali. >> i forget which one it is. and these will become reoccurring characters in the theme of joe biden's life. you can'd comengt introduce unce boosie eaten by cannibals like 10 minutes before this election's about to start. i mean, do you think that hefr got this from the michael rockefelleom tr legend? doe because this just doesn't comes >>t of nowhereof. i if i had i to guess somebody.n so we're in scranton to start the day on wednesdayt th, and hh at the war memorial. he sees uncle ambroseename e finnegan's name etched into the war memorial. and i'm sure a lot of memoriest from his whole childhood start comingmemori back. somebody told him a

reduce us troops, for instance, in south korea during his last term, i'll just tell you what, what john kelly, his former chief of staff, told me in the book, he said the point is he speaking of trump. so i know point nato. he was just dead set against having troops in south korea, again, a deterrent force, or having troops in japan a deterrent forced that would be a remarkable switch for a us president to reduce or even eliminate those alliances. whereas you have biden, expanding them, it fits into trump's skepticism about the importance of the nato hundred miles as well. and this is an alliance with japan. it's been going on in so-so significant right now, jim, thank you very much. jim sciutto. and once again, his new book, the return of great powers, various viet, russia, china, and the next world war is available right now. it's out there on bookshelves. you can go check it out. >> it's >> a must read. i must say that and as i pointed out earlier, it's already in new york times bestseller congratulate places you. thank you, sir. i'm that well-deserved. still ahead this hour. another assoc

a lot of reporting has come out about john kelly taking messages and direction from trump to be morend i think we get lost in a cloud of trump's ignorance. some of the reporting suggested he didn't know which german generals, which war. but the point is the generals saw firsthand exactly what trump is promising to do if he goes back in the second term, which is to politicize the u.s. military. and if they care about the men and women who serve, i think that they have a duty if not to tell people who to vote for, to tell people who they're going to vote for, no? >> i completely agree with this. look, these are people who have either sent people to die for democracy or themselves have been willing to die on the battlefield for democracy. and the idea that now you say, well, because i, you know, was a general or i wore the uniform it's not right for me to speak out, you served in donald trump's administration. you understand the importance of democracy. you understand the threat that he represents. and i think that the obligation is total for these people, especially the generals. they

kelly: yeah. >> and, john, let me ask you this. what type of republican are you?onservative republican? you're certainly not a country club republican. i've been with you, you're an ex-marine. explain your political philosophy a little bit. >> listen, i am a centrist, pod rate republican. massachusetts voters, they know someone, former republican governor charlie baker. if you had to compare me to someone, you could compare me to him, a centrist, fiscally responsible, socially moderate. but i'm my own person. there's no candidate like me, and that's why elizabeth warren keeps talking about me, charlie. you did a segment on why is she so afraid of me. >> is she going to debate you? >> what'd you say? >> john, is she going to debate you? >> >> she's going to have to. she debated the last two candidates, and right now i'm issuing a challenge, let's have at least 3-5 debates, senator warren. let's give the people a real chance to compare our credentials. she won't do it because she knows she's going to lose every im. kelly: -- every time. kelly: gentlemen, we're going

says , who's taylor john, kelly says, who's taylor swift?you're a swiftae . swiftae. >> i am a swiftae. yes. and there's something for everyone . there's something for everyone. i will say you've just got to find your genre right from miss swift, and you'll be away all right? >> okay, so there you go, kelly and john. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you're missing a trick. >> you're missing a trick. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> have a little. listen, take your time. we're talking about the new album, weren't we? because the new album is out this week. stephen said to me this week. stephen said to me this week, how are you feeling about the new album? >> you weren't sure. >> you weren't sure. >> i wasn't so sure it does. you really have to focus your mind , really have to focus your mind, but it's a grower. >> i would say it's a grower. it is? yeah >> well, there you go. as long as you get there at the end. we're back in a minute. we're back in a minute. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb n

. >> john, it's interesting kelly because mike johnson when he was on the house judiciary committee was actually vehemently opposed to the re-authorization of fisa, taking issue with the 702 position his colleagues on the hard right are taking issue with, which is essentially this 9/11 passion that gives u.s. agencies about to surveil non-u.s. citizens threatening national security. and the major point at issue here is whether spy agencies can then analyze communications with -- that americans at home are having with these foreign threats. but in terms of this issue, republicans have been amplifying a lot of misinformation around it. mike johnson has now come out and said now that he's got access to the highest levels of intelligence, that he's in support of re-authorizing 702 as is without this warrant reform as people who have rallied around the reform have called it, which is essentially issuing a warrant so there can be a proper review internally of whether or not certain people can be spied on. but a lot of national security hawks and mike johnson, and a growing cohort of republica

the justice department to prosecute people who have offended him including his former aides like john kellyday. we have to see this in the context of his presidency and how he wants to use it for the next four years. >> we can imagine what donald trump would be like if he were completely given immunity. if he has immunity, you can only imagine what a second term might look like under donald trump. >> yeah. you'll notice when judge jackson was bringing up the idea of criminality, she was using a fairly clear hypothetical, putting this on the most extreme level. we've learned that is not something to be taken as pure hyperbole when donald trump is involved. he has put the bar here at total immunity. donald trump is not drawing distinctions between official acts versus personal acts. he would i'm sure say whatever he did in helping to plan january 6th was an official act. does it suit his personal benefit? of course. he would say this is an official act because i'm president and i should be immune from all oversight. he doesn't draw a distinction between a former president and a current sittin

john kelly said, don't worry, it is not as bad as it looks, it is so much worse. i see that surprised me? i saw a man in moments of decision or consequence talking about whether we were going to pursue an international agreement or not who made decisions on the basis of personal self-interest, but also made decisions recklessly that put lives in danger. i did not expect as a lifelong conservative to work for a republican president who didn't want to stand behind law enforcement officers, openly attacked law enforcement officers, openly blasted the free and open press, abrogated free trade agreements, backed away from nato. this was a guy in my eyes who was not a conservative and, in fact, was behaving in the least conservative way possible. if you think that first term was bad, my message would be you ain't seen nothing yet, because he didn't getwhat he wanted in that term. if you give him a second, he will. to me, this is civic insanity. if insanity by definition is doing the same thing and expecting a different result, that is what we're up against right now as

. >> welcome to "the exchange" i'm john fortt in for kelly evans.embrace them he'll tell us what he's buying against this backdrop and one name that's out of character for him and musk makes a surprise visit to china as tesla clears a major hurdle in the market is this the catalyst that can have the beaten down easy maker and this offers a unique way to have the gop diet drug craz

. >> welcome to "the exchange" i'm john fortt in for kelly evans. our market guest says don't fear high rates, embrace them he'll tell us what he's buying against this backdrop and one name that's out of character for him and musk makes a surprise visit to china as tesla clears a major hurdle in the market is this the catalyst that can have the beaten down easy maker and this offers a unique way to have the gop diet drug craze and the company's products spans various sectors. that's what makes it so interesting. the ceo will join us exclusively ahead, but we begin with today's market and bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. bob? >> hello, jon. good to see you. we have been chopping around in a fairly narrow range and the trend is up and certainly since the pc report and the s&p 500 and the trend's been up here we're trying to get to the 200-day moving average and we're at 5114 now, slowly, but surely. a lot of strength in boeing, that's great news. apple. caterpillar's been strong. goldman sachs has been strong and that's at a 52-week high and

. >> well joining us now is meteorologist john kelly. good to see you this morning john.ew problems in the north—west of the country in particular. but it's blowing everywhere and it's still blowing pretty strongly. this morning as well. i'm sure there are a few trampolines being blown fences blown over, a few garden fences coming well, because the coming down as well, because the winds fierce, winds are still pretty fierce, but you just alluded to the fact that yesterday was the warmest day the so far. it day of the year so far. it wasn't saying an awful lot. it only got to 21 degrees or so around about thetford in east anglia. record anglia. and, the record temperature that particular temperature for that particular date, which would be the 6th of april, occurred in 2011 when we got to 23.9 degrees in roughly the same area. so it didn't match that , it was pretty warm, match that, it was pretty warm, but of course, the wind was knocking it on the head to some degree. it didn't feel that great, actually. if you were in the wind , out of the sunshine, the wind, out of the

kelly ward as well. who came in and had this revolution. they ousted the likes of john mccain. they ousted jeff flake. kelly ward ran against jeff flake he was losing in polling to kelly wardment all of these years later these folks effectively took over the party. are still effectively running the party. and there is little evidence of this. it is the same allies these very individuals along with folks like boris epstein who is also indicted in this. who continue to be the lead counsel adviser. legal adviser for donald trump's 2024 campaign. they are all in it. trying to bring justice to past actions. but these are folks that are still intimately involved with what is happening over the next six months. >> what do you see as the handshake between the georgia case and the arizona case given the overlapping defendants in both? the fact that jenna ellis pleaded out in georgia. does that suggest to you she will plead out here? what can we map from georgia onto arizona? >> it is difficult to say. one thing that strikes me, the former president of the united states who is not a defendant here. that leaves m

been frustration with individuals like tyler bowyer and kelli ward as well who came in and sort of had this revolution. they ousted the likes of john mccain, they ousted jeff flake. kelli ward ran in the republican primary and jeff flake dropped out because he was losing in polling to kelli ward. all of these years later, these folks effectively took over the party, are still effectively running the party, there allies are the ones running for office here and there is little in kari lake's senate run here is evidence of this, it is the same allies of these very individuals that we are naming in this indictment here, along with folks like boris epshteyn, who is interested in this, who continues to be the lead counsel advisor, legal advisor for donald trump's 2024 campaign, all of these folks are still very much in the game. it is not just a matter of 2020 as a bygone era, making good on trying to bring justice to past actions, these are folks that are still intimately involved with what is happening over the next six months ahead of the 2024 elections. >> to that end, lisa, what do you foresee as the handshake between the georgia ca

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kelly. we had to call in lonski group president, john lonski. we call him cool, calm collected.n, you sat down, saying you have been cautious, a little cautious. i know why. the data comes in, one data point, oh, man look how strong it is. the next data point, look how weak it is. how kang you measure what the economy is? >> i'm cautious because i sense inflation is here there, everywhere. charles: sounds like a good dr. suess book. >> it is a dr. suess book. maybe we should look back at it now because i could make the market that the equity market is inflationary at this point in time. very high p-e ratio, despite the fact we have relatively high interest rates foreboth treasurys and corporate bonds. charles: right. >> speaking about corporate bonds however, what kelly said is correct. these yield spreads, compensation lenders and corporations get for credit risk is at historically low levels. so there is a great deal of confidence in the continuation of double-digit corporate earnings growth. i don't know whether or not that confidence is deserved because i don't see where int

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kelly sadberry on that lie from chicago for us, thank you, john?ue perspective from the front lines of the economy, president biden's legal fight with texas in the louisiana court as three judges heard oral arguments on the constitutionality of tex's immigration law. texas says the laws needed to help secure the border but our next guest is concerned with it stretching local police too thin. henry cuellar for the 28th congressional district in the great state of texas. you have proposed, congressman, sb4 because you don't think police and law enforcement have the resources to enforce but do you argue in the basic construct of the idea that you can't just let all these folks come across the border without doing something about it? >> certainly i am with you on that end i have been on this decision that we need to work together and i certainly want to have the state work with the federal government along with the local government. i understand how the state can be frustrated. i have been frustrated also myself with the past. but again, enforcing immi

john mccain, ousted jeff flake. jeff flake dropped out because he was losing in polling to kelly ward, and so all these years later these folks effectively took over the party are still effectively running the party. their allies are the ones running for office here. andfo there's little in kari lake's senate run here in 2024 is evidence of this.of it's the same allies of these very individuals that we're naming in this indictment here along with folks like boris epstein, who's also unindicted in this, who continues to be the lead counsel advisor, legal advisor for a donald trump's 20 campaign. all these folks are still very muchlk in the game, so it's not justso a matter of 2020 it's a bygone era making good on tryino to bring justice to past actions but these are folks still inltimately involved what's happening in the next six months ahead of the 2024 election. >> just to that end what do you see aswh the handshake between e georgia case and arizona case given the overlapping defendants in both. the fact jenna ellis plead out in georgia, does that suggest she's going to pleades out here? what can we map from arizona

notices of apparent liability for forfeiture against john running us, rolled, robert belanger, pierre and mario turner and shane kellyaging in pirate radio broadcasting in apparent violation of section 511 of the communications act. the preventing illegal radio abuse through enforcement act oo pirate act codified as section 511 of the communications act requires the commission to perform yearly piratedra sweepsn the top five pirate radio markets. theyco stem from the first pirae to sweep in the boston market. we underscore the commission's continuing commitment for curtailing pirate radio broadcasting. david marks chief counsel land office of the field director and andrew, field counsel in the office of the field director. good afternoon madam chairwoman and commissioners. unlicensed radio stations also known as pirate radio stations operate illegally. they undermine the commission's efforts to manage limited radio spectrum and pose a danger to the public by-- interfering with licensed stations that inform their listeners of important public safety messages. these messages include emergency alert system transmissions

and john combs, a slave by these two women. and mary kelly fell in love with a guy. they fell in love with each other. and she wanted to free him. it was against the law in georgia for someone to a black person to buy anyone who was enslaved. so the two white women made a deal with laura combs. keep in mind, in 54, she became the first black landowner in the city. she got a parcel of land and the lots we have documented. and she turned this over to the combs sisters and the combs sisters, in effect gave her her husband and she left augusta and we left atlanta and then went to augusta fast her that alexander dr. alexander, who he was a guardian who helped her buy that land. that dude became a hardcore confederate right. he served in the military a surged as a doctor. he came back and he established a medical center. medical center became emory's medical center right. her children, her son actually served in the military one of her sons, served in the military became a band guy in military and and anyone who knows anything about the history of jazz. we know the jazz em

kelly ward rose to prominent when she challenged john mccain for his senate seat in 2016. e republican primary. two years later, kelly ward ran against jeff flake in the republican primary for u.s. senate seat, and she was beating him in polling. that led jeff flake to drop out of the senate race. ultimately, he left congress. kelly ward then came on to end up becoming the republican party chairwoman. she was the one that led this effort, along with her husband, along with a guy named tyler boyar, who is the current rnc committee man from arizona and the chief operating officer of the charlie kirk group, turning point usa. he was acting as her number two, as a part of the scheme. if you look in the months that follow, it was the cyber ninjas, right? kelly ward was on the front lines of that at the arizona state fairgrounds, leading what they were calling a forensic audit of the ballots. of course, that was not a part of this indictment here. yet, kris mayes, upon winning her election in november 2022, committed to ensure that those individuals who sought these efforts in 20

cassie, steve, corey, kelly, matt, daniel, danny, rachel, isaiah, john, lauren, kyle, and dave. we remember the families, survivors, and entire columbine community. some who became the country's first gun violence prevention advocates. those like tom, father of daniel, who for 25 years has gone toe-to-tow with the gun lobby to fight for change while wearing the shoes his son was wearing the day weigh-e was killed. to honor their memories we cannot allow another 25 years to pass before we say never again and final mean it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the assistive technology day. a.t., is any item, peace of equipment, or product system that is used to increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of individ

notices of apparent liability for forfeiture against john murray's, ronald david, robert belanger, giovanni p.r. and mario turner and shane kellyor engaging in part -- pirate radio broadcasting and a in violation of section 511 of the communication act. the 2020 preventing illegal radio abuse through enforcement act or pirate act codified as section 511 of the communications act requires the commission to perform yearly pirate sweeps. the six nal's for your consideration today stem from the first pirate sweep in the boston market. they underscore the commission's continuing commitment for curtailing pirate broadcasting. looking at the table -- with me at the table is the deputy bureau chief, the chief counsel in the office of the field director and the field counsel in the office of the field director. andrew will now present these items. >> thank you. good, madame chairwoman and commissioners. unlike radio stations, pirate stations operate illegally undermining the -- impose -- and pose a danger to the public by interfering with licensed stations that inform their listeners of important public safety messages including emergen