what claire was showing in her book was prior to the cold war, john locke was not really known as a liberallosopher but a red for his epistemology, the essay argument understanding. and i thought i wonder if there is a similar story with smith, that may be along the way smith became more known for writing the wealth of nations than he was known for writing the moral -- the theory of moral sentiments. i said out loud with the bunch of other intellectual historians, i wonder if there was a reception story about smith and wealth of nations. my that advisor -- then advisor looked at me and said, now that is a project. and i sat on it for a while, because i did not know if i was ready to commit to something that was kind of a narrower but also more expensive in a different way and were -- and would require a different methodology and different way of thinking about political theory and intellectual history. i started working more closely with carolyn winter and another political economist and political scientist who had read all of the works of smith. he became o a close mentorber as well as co-

we heard from the difference with alice and from the us marine john lock doogan, who says the move showed the true colors of those ukrainian politicians. i think it's absolutely disgusting behavior whether or not you agree with the country or not. ah, there were hundreds, even thousands of people that have died or that very flag were their beliefs. the fact that they don't agree with them gives them no right to be wiping their shoes with their flag. that's really disrespectful, disgusting behavior. but it shows their mindset. it shows exactly, ah, how they think, and it shows that the negotiations are only for show it's, there is nothing real about it. well, there are, so this is all check out all t dot com for more international and the local news will be back of the top of the hour with ideally, you know, they're out there with my kids, giving them with you a month to month. maybe the posting to the, with the, with a 1000000 as well because there's some way you should just clear with the city because i'm here to do with you down in my, me and my bill is over here on the changes was done

i mean, we talking about adam smith, john, lock, newton. i mean, this individual isn't, this was the hero of individuals. and that great. the other thing with the enlightenment that we thought, you know, europe thought that because it was word distinctly secular, then it was neutral. and everyone would see it was that for neutral, but that's not true for the muslim world. it's not true in india or it's not true in china or in many ways either they see secularism as a particular product, a product of western thinking and inimical to spirituality. to religious, even in russia, to the revival of the orthodox church, which is so important. and they understand that you cannot get back energy into your society, into your community without some understanding beyond just the literal of moving beyond that you have to have the narrative, the missed the stories, the moral stories that give your community meaning and give it a certain a certain death and without that you, you don't, you haven't nothing except the sort of assess the descent into liberal

this is something that we have seen in cold worse by movies, and john locke hurray novels, what was it >> anderson, thanks for having me here tonight. it was, i want to say surreal. we have actually done this a few times in the last few months though. every time it is unique, every time it is special. we work hard to bring these boot s about. the most important part of i guess the moment is jumping on to the plane of the other country and in this case the russians, going up to britney, telling her that i am here to take her home on behalf of the president of the united states and secretary of state. and then bring her off the plane and put her own arms. >> can i ask, is anything said between griner and boot? was there any recognition? it is just such a weird passing moment. >> it is. i wasn't able to really i guess, get a picture of that. i was kind of out of position. i think there were crossing each other and i was on the other side of them so i don't record what they said. if they said. anything >> obviously you are aware there has been a -- exchanging an american who was haired for

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lock downs becoming stricter and stricter. the lowest point, of course, for china was this year in q 2. when john high was locked down for 2 months, almost, you know, the most vibrant economic powerhouse of china. it really almost led to the chinese economy to contract in q 2 this year. the 1st time that would have happened in several decades. so it's hard to underestimate how much damage is done both economically, but also to some extent in terms of patients of the population in day, many competing factors. we really appreciate your insights, money by kink. the china director with the economist intelligence corporate network, thank you. ah, sedans, military rule is and the opposition forces of freedom and change have signed a deal to end a months long. political stand of the agreement will pave the way for the establishment of civilian rule and elections. sudan has been without a functioning government since october last year, when the military seized power. let's bring in hip morgan who's following developments for us from cartoon. hello there he but just how credible is the agreement given tha

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testing and lock downs, aimed to stamp out the virus completely days of rear. nationwide photos appear to have triggered this move. public anger, rub it after a deadly apartment fire in the chin. john province. rumors quickly spread that coven locked downs were to blame for the fire. it said allegation, the authorities deny the w investigative team as more. the fire started on the evening of the 24th of november, november she, the capitalists, in general, province. most of the people living in the building a week is endlessly minority, long pressed by chinese authorities. that night, 10 people died in the blaze. t w's investigative unit analyzed dozens of photos and videos to try to figure out what happened. we'll say, talked to several sources who had had the rel, paternity of hearing from eye witnesses. it's almost impossible to get reliable information from the grand dis, contacting someone who lives abroad is enough to get you thrown into jail. but for a very brief period of time, relatives abroad were able to contact their loved ones back in the room. she and the other people we talked to. we located the 21 story building in this neighborhood. while we identified 3 vehicle acc

testing and lock downs. aimed to stamp out the virus completely days of rear. nationwide photos appear to have triggered this move. public anger, rub it after a deadly apartment fire in the chin. john province. rumors quickly spread that coven lock downs were to blame for the fire. it's an allegation, the authorities deny the w's investigative team as more the fire started on the evening of the 24th of november, november she, the capitalists, in general, province. most of the people living in the building a week as endlessly minority, long pressed by chinese authorities. that night, 10 people died in the blaze. t w's investigative unit analyzed dozens of photos and videos to try to figure out what happened. wheels. i talked to several sources who had had the rel, paternity of hearing from eyewitnesses. it's almost impossible to get reliable information from the ground, just contacting someone who lives abroad is enough to get you thrown into jail. but for a very brief period of time, relatives abroad were able to contact their loved ones back in the room. she and the other people we talked to. we located the 21 story building in this neighborhood. while we identified 3 vehicle acce

john f. kennedy, yet thousands of pages are still under lock and key 59 years after kennedy's murder. y and what's in those pages? back with me john berman and john miller and joined by presidential historian douglas brinkley, author of "silent spring revolution." doug, i want to start with you. might these 13,000 pages that have just been released reveal some new nugget that we didn't know about? >> well, people are hoping that might be the case, another piece to the puzzle of the great murder mystery in american history, but alas when we throw numbers 13,000, we usually find out that most of these are just sort of articles or general observations, nothing really that exciting and what also is very disturbing to the public but isn't to a scholar is how much gets redacted. you know, our intelligence services, defense department, national security apparatus does oftentimes darken parts on a document and when that's not filled in, it just leads to conspiracy-minded people getting inflamed, but biden met his mark today. he got these documents released, but that's not going to be enough wh

testing and locked downs, aimed to stamp out the virus. days of rare, nationwide protest appear to have triggered the move. public anger, a ruptured after a deadly apartment fire in chin. john province. rumors quickly spread that covered locked downs were to blame. it's an allegation, the authorities deny t w's investigative team has more. ah, the fire started on the evening of the 24th of november, no room chief, the capital of syndrome province. most of the people living in the building are wiggers and muslim minority, long, oppressed by chinese authorities. that night, 10 people died in the blaze. t w's investigative unit analyzed dozens of photos and videos to try to figure out what happened. we also talked to several sources who had had the rare opportunity of hearing from eyewitnesses. it's almost impossible to get reliable information from the grand dis, contacting someone who lives abroad is enough to get you thrown into jail. but for a very brief period of time, relatives abroad were able to contact their loved ones back in the room. she and the other people we talked to. we located the 21 story building in this neighborhood. while we identified 3 vehicle access po

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end up in uvalde and the county, and the town does not need another problem, the schools get locked down. >> johnbit of a disagreement over what the president thinks is important, coming from the border patrol council, mike tobin on the border. thank you very much, sandra. >> sandra: tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn, great to see you on this tuesday afternoon. it's hard to believe what the president said just there, and if anybody missed it, play it out. >> why go to a border state and not visit the border? >> because there are more important things going on, they are going to invest millions of dollars in a new enterprise. >> sandra: a lot of things going on, a lot of problems, certainly the border is one of them, senator. >> indeed the border is one of those and making certain we secure the border and the border patrol has been saying for 30 years they need a barrier at the border, they need technology where you cannot get that barrier and they need more officers and agents. it is important to protect this nation, it is important that we stem the flow of illegal immigrants coming i

john: well, yeah, eventually, but there are a lot of locks along the way to do. ut suddenly you decided you need to do a merger with dean witter. why did you need to do that? john: well, dean witter was owned by sears, and they had decided to spin it off. morgan stanley got the order from sears to do this transaction, to raise money in an equity transaction, so we met with phil purcell and talked about all their salesmen, their french offices. it became apparent to me and also to dick fisher that this is the way to build a franchise because distribution is going to be more and more important and to have a connection with retail clients would be important. there was pushback at the firm, but with dick fisher's leadership, we were able to convince the partners that this was the right way to go and we did it. david: how did you negotiate who was going to be the ceo? john: at that time, dean witter owned discover card, so their market cap was dramatically larger than ours, so we based it on market cap, and they had a much larger market cap. purcell wanted to be in cha

john f. kennedy. thousands of pages are still under lock and key, 59 years after kennedy's murder. why? n those pages? back with me john berman and john miller. we are also joined by presidential historian douglas brinkley brinkley, author of -- douglas, i want to start with you. 13,000 pages that have just been released reveal some new nugget that we did not know about? >> people are hoping that might be the case. it's another piece to the public puzzle of the great murder mystery of american history. but alas, when we throw numbers, 13, 000, usually find out that most of these are just articles or general observations, nothing really that exciting and what also is very disturbing to the public that is not to the scholar is how much got gets redacted. our intelligence services, defense department, national security does oftentimes darken -- document. conspiracy minded people getting inflamed -- but biden made his mark. today he got his documents released. that's not going to be enough when they're still cia files and others still not's cause to fight. where is the west rest? >> but john

john f. kennedy. but some documents remain under lock and key and we visit the shrine to south american football. that's during legions of woke up more or less. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sibling cattle, a ways. hello. we got some proper winfrey weather in the forecast for japan, and a good deal of china over the next couple of days. speclink shower cloud, sliding across the saved pad that will bring some big flowers of snow into western a northern passage, pan over the next day or so further south trailing where the system they're just running across taiwan into southern china will bring some outbreaks of rain. it will be very heavy at times, but it will gradually clear through so that is something to look for to the west weather moment, pushing up into central china and north of that. it is generally dry, but it is cold sub 0. therefore, beijing cold enough in sol as well, and there's that snow therefore, to pam, which becomes a little more extensive as we go on through saturday. so fair, better see effect snow coming through. much of the country will see a flurry or 2, possibly so

born citizen, though. >> sandra: that would help, john. >> john: and insight into congressman zeldin's decision not to run, when ronna mcdaniel locked up 107 votes yesterday, there was really no point in him running. >> sandra: he put out that statement on twitter. >> john: smart enough to not run a losing race. pot use among kids is up. plus, a new book from american girl dolls is telling kids they don't have to be an american girl at all. we have our own copy of the controversial book and we'll tell you what it says about gender that has so many parents fired up. and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and coinsurance. but they often have higher monthly premiums and n

oh, oh, we the country and chanting, freezing john, we won't, the rule of law don't want to be locked up. we won't freedom. we want to vote in this episode of the stream, we will look at the strict covey policy. and what's next for the anti locked down protests in china. ah, joining us to have that conversation really good to see ya chose dolly and also on note thank you for joining us. helping us understand these and t co, vague, locked down protests and what might happen next, yoko, please the highlights out audience around the world. welcome back. i am the i chill out my senior china, a researcher and human rights watch. good to have you. hello, dolly, welcome. please introduce yourself to our audience around the world. yeah, i'm dolly, i'm a fact that they, you know, it's to chicago and also helping walking our book manuscript on china as decision making regarding cope it. get to have you and i know welcome to the stream. please say hello to our audience. hello, i'm a new ivan. i work for the dodge financial daily, and i work as a correspondent engaging that. we've all experienced

san francisco's johns grill and its insurers settle the lawsuit over denied claims of business interruptions during the lock down. the terms of the settlement were not made public, but the restaurant owner says it is a substantial amount of money, most of which will go to the workers. >> we deem everybody family here. we are so delighted to give back to the people who worked so hard here at johns grill. we will also be donating a significant portion to the city college foundation for the culinary department. >> several other restaurants have made similar claims, but the settlement is believed to be one of the first victories against a major insurer over business interruptions caused by the shutdown. >>> and california workers who catch covid on the job will no longer be guaranteed paid sick leave. the state's occupational safety and standards board just devoted to end the rule saying it's become too difficult to enforce. that's because only people who caught the virus on the job are eligible to keep getting paid. but the virus is so widespread, it's next to impossible to tell when or where someone picked it

john carroll where there. people at the baltimore sun are the locks into paper when he took on the university of kentucky, sports and kentucky. that's like taking on tobacco i winston cheryl. i think mary is right, it didn't fall far from the tree, whatever that clichÉs. let's take one more. more on a roll. >> hi, i'm recall. i'm actually a classmate of marries from -- and there's another class right here to, mick walsh is there. so i did not have the benefit of having rain wallace carroll as a professor, in fact mary probably wouldn't have liked me to be in the class anyway, i'd like to avoid that. i'd be really interested in hearing, you know, wallace carroll the professor. just react to that, however you want. >> it is true that my old friend meg nottingham is here, she did have wallace carroll as a professor. you, know i say in the book that he was very quiet, and he was seen in the corner, and he would listen to what you had to say. every now and then he would ask a question. you just, you didn't want to appear stupid, let's but it that way. am i right? not that he ever said anything threatening, or was try

john to be about a father and brother. personal society ah valuable shadow only you lock the hardware, which of my interest is in people like commodity who worked on rehabilitation and who've been told by the system, you will never get out. it does not matter what you do in prison. it will make no difference in terms of where you die. i want to be able to say yes, it will. because i believe that somebody like commodity makes our community a better community. ah, this year than this, they're all on the same dis in different stages of right so, so this was yes for that one's really really. right. and there's something that turn proposal just different varieties i was released in june. i was at work release until november 5th. during that time i worked went to school and now i am still on monetary community. gusty and i live with my family. i'm just trying to, ah, figured out ah, free will is it's all free or is not equitable. so if you have the resources to have 5 options open to you and i have the resources they have to open to me. how free am i to really choose? and as long as society divvy up opportunity and resources wher

in the aftermath of the midterm elections, we heard people saying he locked like people in pennsylvania like john fetterman. i went to school with people that looked like him. when we look at wisconsin, mahmoud dell la barns looks like people in wisconsin. of we have to be willing to talk about the fact that across this country, we do not have a lot of people of color elected statewide into governor's mansions, to senate races and we have to unpack why some people do not feel these candidates represent them. he is a son of georgia. he's just as georgia as jimmy carter. >> and we are out of time, but i really want want to et g to this because this is the latest loss for a trump-backed candidate. but even herschel walker himself seemed to take a shot at the former president last night. take a listen. >> i want to thank all of you as well. because we have had a tough journey. but one of the things i said is when they called the race, one of the things i want to tell all of you is you never stop dreaming. i don't want any of you to stop believing in america. i want you to believe in america and conti

the failure of our covid policies and put in place plans so that we don't lock down again, i'm afraid it will come back. >> john: doctor, before i let you go, this is spreading throughout china. almost 250 million people have been infected the last 20 days. a massive outbreak. is there a risk that there's a new variant that we haven't seen yet and start in china and come to the u.s. and affect more americans? >> so there's from what i understand, four major omicron variants floating around different than the ones in the u.s. they're omicron variants. i'm not worried too much about that. as long as people in the u.s., vaccination on a large scale, most of the population have been infected and recovered, we have a lot of protection against the omicron. i'm not so worried about that. >> john: thanks for being a clear voice. everybody was trying to shut you down and you were still speaking. america is grateful for that. thanks. chip roy is one of the only lawmakers in congress that read the 4,000 page, 1.7 trillion spending bill that just passed. here's his assessment of the bill. >> we have 18 republicans join wit

john dean, thank you so much. >>> next, kevin mccarthy racing to lock down votes for house speaker. he is trying to make deals as the votes loom. does he have enough? >>> ukraine admits heavy losses have taken their toll from what it calls air genocide as putin says he intends to strength russia's military cooperation with china. back when i had a working circulatory system, you had to give your right arm to find great talent. but with upwork, there's highly skilled talent from all over the globe r. it's where binesses meet great remote talent and remote talent meets great opportunity. ♪ ♪ this is how we work now ♪ technically when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but there are ways you can repair it. i'm excited about pronamel repair because it penetrates deep into the tooth to help actively repair acid-weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair to my patients. >>> tonight, whip count. house republican leader kevin mccarthy still does not have the votes to become house speaker next week. this even after a nearly hour-long conference call with various gop members today. a g

. >> john: sandra, house gop leader kevin mccarthy thought he managed to lock up the votes to be electedeaker early in january. battle for the gavel is more difficult in recent days after andy biggs said he will change mccarthy for the top job and claims he knows at least 20 house republicans who will not back mccarthy. joining us now is arizona republican congressman andy biggs. good to be with you. the first chance we have had to speak with you directly about this. why launch the challenge against mccarthy? >> well, we actually, i actually launched this challenge on november 15th, and it's just continuing. here is the deal. we need to make a change in trajectory, change of procedure, change in policy. all of those are not going to happen with the current leadership -- leader at the top, he's had 12 years at or near the apex of republican leadership, it's time to make a change. and if we make those changes, i think we'll get better process, which will lead to better policy for the american people. >> john: your colleague and friend, jim jordan, does not agree that there need to be the w

fleeting moments of shopping happening right now and we're going to be under the lock of mother nature in just a few hours, john. >> john: as they say, it is winter, barely, but it is winter. robert ray for us in downtown chicago. robert, thank you. and don't forget to download the fox weather app for the latest updates on the life threatening storm. scan the qr code on the screen and download it right to your phone or go to the app store and get it as well. julie. >> we have no dialogue with this administration sad to say. we're on our own out here. this is like the forgotten border. sadly, this is america's border. >> julie: that was the sheriff explaining how border states are preparing for the worst-case scenario with title 42 in limbo. human and drug trafficking posing a threat and businesses trying to defend themselves from an uptick in crime. grady trimble is live at an auto repair shop in arizona with more for us. good morning, grady. >> good morning, julie. smuggling is a huge problem in this area. this road right here, state highway 92, is one of the main human and drug smuggling corridors in this cou

john carroll where there. people at the baltimore sun are the locks into paper when he took on the university of kentucky, sportsand kentucky. that's like taking on tobacco i winston cheryl. i think mary is right, it didn't fall far from the tree, whatever that clichÉs. let's take one more. more on a roll. >> hi, i'm recall. i'm actually a classmate of marries from -- and there's another class right here to, mick walsh is there. so i did not have the benefit of having rain wallace carroll as a professor, in fact mary probably wouldn't have liked me to be in the class anyway, i'd like to avoid that. i'd be really interested in hearing, you know, wallace carroll the professor. just react to that, however you want. >> it is true that my old friend meg nottingham is here, she did have wallace carroll as a professor. you, know i say in the book that he was very quiet, and he was seen in the corner, and he would listen to what you had to say. every now and then he would ask a question. you just, you didn't want to appear stupid, let's but it that way. am i right? not that he ever said anything threatening, or was tryi

and mega city of john ching life is beginning to return to normal. shops are open and residents back on the streets. just last month, many of its $32000000.00 inhabitants were under locked down. but now authorities are relaxing cobit rules across china, even as infections remain near record highs. in several major cities, testing requirements for buses and other public transport are being dropped. in beijing authorities have been closing test sites, leading to long keys. those that remain open as tests are still required to access many public spaces. despite the frustration of a long wait, many beijing as are enthusiastic about the loosening of restrictions. and i don't think rosanna can yet, oh, i feel that the controls are loser down before i thought i thought you know, you and every one is eager to go out at granularity. every one feels more relaxed as though cabella mas and another to go down further. now with rules almost gradually being easy. but those of us working with her that had her have a sense of hope. you're out to go on fernand and go through the to her despite the rule changes, beijing says it's still following it's 0 cove. it policy just with a more fle

zack morris very mat lock, aka pj mat lock gary deal aka mystic mac as aka laid back and john robert,or the stock sniper ripping off thousands upon thousands of people in their pump and dump schemes. everybody knows what a pump and dump is. buy a stock and publicly hype it to sell immediately. the saparanos had a good one in new jersey where they were pumping and dumping. they beat the living daylights out of a broker that tried to recommend the mutual funds rather than that joke of a company but candidly this case is astonishing and relentless ruthless scamming. listen to this for the complaint. to the legion of followers on social media, the eight defendants have for years promoted themselves as trustworthy stock picking gurus. in reality, they are seasoned stock manipulators it goes on quote, they identify stocks right for manipulation and require substantial securities and recommend the stocks as good investments on twitter and online stock forms they run and on podcasts. they encourage their followers to purchase the selected stocks and claim they like bought or intend to buy the

in louisiana democratic senate candidate gary chambers locked the cash to blanket the tv airways against republican incumbent senator johnennedy so he dreamed up some low-budget but provocative ads he knew the media could not ignore, including one where he smoked marijuana to call attention to the cost of the drug war and another where he burned the confederate flag chambers lost his race but sparked a lot of conversation. and then there's rhode island's state senator tara -- tiara mack, who probably wasn't expecting a tiktok she posted of herself twerking on the beach to become a turning point in her career, but when the eight-second clip attracted a lot of attention and criticism she turned the controversy into a teachable moment about the double standards women of color face >> am i surprised that the internet is more ready to talk about me twerking upside down on america's birthday yesterday than they are ready to talk about any of the policy wins i had this year or any of the other accomplishments that i've had outside of the senate chamber, inside of the senate chamber? i'm not surprised. >> now, miss mack won her

. >> yes john, i learned today from a pulley source, that the police investigators really just locked in on their suspect within the last few days in a dna, more specifically, genetic genealogy, whiskey played a key role in pointing them to their suspect in a s.w.a.t. team arrested and 28 -year-old ryan kohlberg, early on friday morning and his peers else and northeast pennsylvania and he made an initial court appearance on fugitive arrest warrant with four counts of first-degree murder, as court-appointed lawyer reportedly said, kohlberg is easy to be exonerated and not challenges extradition, back to idaho at a hearing set for tuesday at a moscow chief said that their cases solid, and kober acted alone. >> we pulled many items of evidence and that will all come out as and when we truly believe that we have these he committed these crimes. dan: powers of the rs the fbi washington state university police conducted a search of his apartment at office in washington, and both are on the ws campus just 8 miles from the scene which is next in campus, the university of idaho and he just com

we are told the scene of the attack is locked down, cordoned off, hopefully no more problems tonight. but a protest is planned for tomorrow. back to you. >> johnene there, glad it's beginning to calm down. >> aishah: moving to the east, president zelenskyy back in ukraine promising victory after visits to the u.s. and poland. and this comes as north korea is denying that it's providing russia with weapons, but national security council spokesman john kirby says a private russian military company received infantry rockets and missiles from north korea. nate foy is live in kyiv, ukraine. what is president zelenskyy doing on his first day back? >> aishah, he's back in kyiv and already back at work. president zelenskyy met with the foreign ambassadors in an afternoon meeting where they discussed building relationships with other countries in the new year, and creating opportunities for ukraine. as we look to the new year and more, you know, specifically, more soon, the christmas weekend coming up, president zelenskyy said they do not have the luxury of any time off. >> we have no right to a weekend, no right to rest, no right to vacation, no right

that big of a -- >> john: it has an effect, pointed out by barrons, said the problem is with continued stronger than anticipated employment the fed lockedinflation taming narrative, this leads to greater risk the fed will overshoot its target, keep interest rates high based on estimations that are incorrect. >> and again, we don't know which of these reports is incorrect. the one that says 10,000 or the one that says it's a million. i will say this. right now, right at this moment, it's still a strong jobs market for people looking for jobs. the jobs are out there right now. we have another report that says there is about 8 million open jobs. the problem is, as we move into 2023, it looks like the economy is really weakening and my advice to people if you are thinking about getting a job, get it outwhile they are still there. >> jacqui: my other question is the biden administration claimed historic job growth in july is the big reason why we are not heading toward recession as we are dealing with inflation. said in a statement the strength of the labor market is call for number three, along with other economic indicators not what we gen

locking us down again? i'm watch the ramifications of this devastating admission be right that makes my superstar panel christine hamilton. johnnd amy the go as the royal race row rumbles on and threatens to overshadow the wales is us tour look was dropped with impeccable timing as to everything i could to protect my family . so harry and protect my family. so harry and meghan deliberately destroyed william and kate's world tour and actually trying to destroy the monarchy itself by releasing the monarchy itself by releasing the trailer for their bombshell netflix series today, esteemed royal biographer tom bower. and that will special us tour correspondent samantha markle. give their takes on a monarchy at war at 1050, with the government ruling out running out cells actually is a time to forget tough justice and put fewer people behind bars. or do we simply need to build more prisons? we can never debate that in the media. once at 1030, pimlico plumbers boss charlie mullins has been forced to apologise after he made this joke at the british curry awards. and that comes india, another team in the world cup , another team in th

. >> john: aishah, who knows all there is to know about congress was saying this morning the one thing that nancy pelosi and chuck schumer do well, they are in locken it comes to legislation. now you have kevin mccarthy, as a result of the vote in the senate saying oh, the 18 republican senators if they co-sponsor legislation that comes to the floor in the house it's dead on arrival. he tweeted out when i'm speaker, the bills will be dead on arrival if the nearly 2 trillion monstrocity is allowed to move forward. he's trying to win over conservatives who are threatening his bid at the speakership. but does this infighting benefit the republican party at all, garrett? >> leader mccarthy is absolutely right here to do this. you have things like title 42 that were not included, democrats did not want to bring it to a vote, popular policy for humanitarian, and national security and otherwise. there is infighting in every party. progressives and democrats, throughout the time president biden has been in the white house and democrats had control of congress. so i don't think necessarily this changes a lot with that. but going forward, i think what hous

locked in their homes and burned alive. there are a lot of reasons. when you have an administration fuel of bureaucrats that believe in same tactics, they can't condemn them and john kerby today, refusing to condemn apple turning off their airdrop function on behalf of the request from chinese communist party talk helps protesters organize in china and get around sensors that government has. with why they won't condemn them. it is because they think that what china has been doing with the zero covid policy is admirable, and if not for the constitution in united states and our court system, they would be happy to do the same here. kennedy: and what -- is terrifying. when you have a big tech company working at behest of chinese communist party and our government really sitting back and not saying anything. certainly nothing forceful, nothing truly supportive to the protesters, you have big tech, and big government sitting by allowing the worst in humanity. >> just to be clear, i don't think that biden administration necessarily believes that what chinese government has done has been good. kennedy: you wouldn't know that from there response. >> i learned over 15 year

locking us down again? i'm watch the ramifications of this devastating admission be right that makes my superstar panel christine hamilton. johnnd amy the go as the royal race row rumbles on and threatens to overshadow the wales is us tour look was dropped with impeccable timing as to everything i could to protect my family . so harry and protect my family. so harry and meghan deliberately destroyed william and kate's world tour and actually trying to destroy the monarchy itself by releasing the monarchy itself by releasing the trailer for their bombshell netflix series today, esteemed royal biographer tom bower. and that will special us tour correspondent samantha markle. give their takes on a monarchy at war at 1050, with the government ruling out running out cells actually is a time to forget tough justice and put fewer people behind bars. or do we simply need to build more prisons? we can never debate that in the media. once at 1030, pimlico plumbers boss charlie mullins has been forced to apologise after he made this joke at the british curry awards. and that comes india, another team in the world cup , another team in th

locked up in a russian prison. the former marine and security consultant was charged with espionage, a crime. he's denied. he's now serving a 16 year sentence. john kirby, the u.s. national security council coordinator told nbc news that russia refused to negotiate. whelan is released. we're going to keep for for paul island, but there was not a choice of like here. you know, you give us food and you can decide which one to bring home paula. brittany, it was only boot. >> for for brittney griner, golden state warriors star steph curry, who sports illustrated awarded sportsperson of the year said this. we're glad that she's reunited with her family. it's also reminder that we all need to stay engaged in the fight to merrick and citizens at home and abroad with mental health experts say griner's freedom still comes at a cost show any time to transition to life. >> outside a detention facility, they say she will also need lots of family support and that those who have been held captive may suffer emotional setbacks after their release as well as symptoms of trauma. >> that was kareen wynter reporting for us. russian president vladimir putin said fri

locked up in a russian prison. the former marine and security consultant was charged with espionage, a crime. he's denied. he's now serving a 16 year sentence. john kirby, the u.s. national security council coordinator said the u.s. fought for whelan freedom, but russia would not budge. you have is channels of communication open we're going to be actively working through those channels which are driving paul home. according to cnn, russia pushed back on the us's demands for release since biden administration officials refused to free a former colonel from russia's domestic spy organization who's now in the custody of german authorities by krasikov was convicted of murder in germany. he's serving a life sentence. that was kareen wynter reporting for us. high ranking republicans like house minority leader kevin mccarthy. >> are slamming this prisoner swap saying that victor boot should have remained locked up. but many experts who are in charge of this are now saying he might not be as much of an asset in the arms dealer world as he was after spending the last decade behind bars. coming up, a tier 3. >> december surprises arizona senator krysten si