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the most the largest populous most populous state in germany so you know being under rated as john engler mark no harm and no he'll just have to prove that you know although he's not he can do the job as well and perhaps it's a bit early to underestimate but his own party has really made it very difficult i mean to do all this and 5 months before you can even go out and go out and sell yourself to voters is certainly shortly as they would say. you know he just. will move to describe. well to. go and i would like to stay if i may with pub because i think. i think we can even add to that another image that it doesn't just stand there is a pub owner but he stands there is a pub owner with a big bruise in his face because he's already been punched and you know he wasn't the natural leader of the c.d.u. he had to fight his way through there as well and so he went into this rivalry with lockwood sudha as somebody who many people saw as a compromise candidate because the other options for him as a no but what can what really viable options are you know this pub. and he has to in this important electi

head of the most the largest populous most populous state in germany so being under rated as john engler marks no harm and no have to prove that you know although he's a man he can do the job as well perhaps it's a bit early to underestimate but his own party has really made. very difficult i mean to do all this and 5 months before you can even go out and go out and sell yourself to voters is certainly shortly as they would support you as you did. you know he just he will. go will move to describe bombing. and i would like to stay if i may with pub because i think that is. i think we can even add to that another image that doesn't just stand there is a pub owner but he stands there is a pub owner with a big bruise in his face because he's already been punched and you know he wasn't the natural leader of the c.d.u. he had to fight his way through there as well and so he went into this rivalry with lockwood sudha as somebody who many people saw as a compromise candidate because the other options for a no but what can what really viable options there you know this pub. and he has to in this impor

we will see if there's any pushback from this. >> john: mark meredith, thank you. >> sandra: let's bringput in charge of it march 24th, 34 days and counting where we still haven't had a clear plan laid out. >> i think republicans need to start looking at the crisis has really something where they're not intending to solve the problem. what i mean by that, the biden administration wants to see mass immigration, they want to see releases into the interior of the country. so we shouldn't be surprised that this mass migration is part of a feature with the immigration policy. no one is leaving because this is what happened, but i would point out that mark meredith's recording that just now hopping on the phone to the northern country, this is months behind an issue that's been brewing since the beginning of the year. what i would note it is it's hurting our diplomatic relations with mexico. under the trump administration, they worked very closely to use try and stop the flow of migration from the northern triangle. this is a problem that the mexican government wants to thwart as well. not onl

mark mckinnon is here, former advisor to george w. bush and john mccain. , i mean the incredible credible witnesses and also just real folks there on the witness stand. what did you make of this week? >> so powerful, don. you know, how many times over the past four years we've talked about a school shooting or injustice that occurred we and talked about it's happened again are things going to change? and they don't change. in fact i'm thinking of a thoughtful writer that says the wheeping passes and the rage takes hold. the blame bounces back and forth and promises are made and the promises wither and complacency returns. i'm not sure this time, don. this week of testimony was so compelling, so profound. the sense of communal grief and guilt that the bystanders experience but by extension all of us experience. i have the sense that i'm watching something that's going to make a change, going to make a difference. it feels like this trial is kind of like a trial of a lifetime. i know we see a lot of big courtroom dramas and courtroom justices and injustices b

better grab a bag of frozen peas. >> john: that will leave a mark. >> sandra: they have a neat relationshipto honor prince philip. prince harry will likely return for his funeral. and luisa james joining us. the last time i saw you was for the most recent royal wedding for harry and meghan a couple years ago. now prince philip has passed. our condolences to the royal family. how will he be remembered? >> as the queen's life-long companion. 73 years at her side, which is incredible. he was her strength and stay all of these years. and for other members of the royal family who spoke about as he was somebody that they looked up to advice. he wasn't afraid to speak his mind and be honest. what has been forgotten perhaps with the focus on the younger members of the royal family, what a man he was in his own right and what he achieved in his own life apart from his amazingly successful naval career. he set up numerous schemes for young people, he carried out more than 20,000 engagements, wrote books, kept fit. really, in his own right, he was an incredible man. here in this country, it will be ha

john question marks become more and this with the panel later on this hour.id lee miller in new york get thank you. a pfizer pharmaceuticals say that its german partners as they've asked the food and drug administration to its band emergency use of the covid-19 vaccine to include adolescents aged 12-15 beer last month the drugmaker says the vaccine was found to be safe, effective and producing robust antibody responses and 12-50 years in a clinical trial. enter retired clinical ethologists as george floyd died of a lack of oxygen because of the ways held down by police. jurors heard that testimony today in the trial of the former minneapolis police officer accused in floyd's death. dog dare lyndsey thomas but the blame on law enforcement. >> what was scum of the manner of death for mr. george floyd? speak of the of death was the law enforcement's subdural restraint and compression on site. >> derek chauvin's attorney has argued that the officer followed his training and was not responsible for floyd's death. the floyd incident and that he found the police mov

much of the plastic lands on these trash dump recycling isn't common here john may recover mark pays young trash collectors to double to use that he can use to build houses. every time i come here and. give some money to other people to break up with locally all keeping our environment to give me a lot of hope that even the future then that is what will it mean hold it hold the planet that we we have done all we have protected from plastic with. us is pressed into plastic bottles to make bricks many women work for government's business giving them the chance to on their own money. cover must seize their house is a cool inside even on hold days his business has already constructed more than 100 buildings using over 3000000 plastic bottles in the process. due to the coronavirus pandemic commissions have slowly but there is funding coming in from abroad we are revising different solutions on the we are going to be able to survive a company also good some people who support us for example we go with some funding from ikea. that decided to support us and especially. so another guy has bro

much of the plastic lands in these trash dump recycling isn't common here john may recover mark pays young trash collectors to gather both to his that he can use to build houses. every time i come here and i do like give some money to other people for example it's locally all dipping our environment to give me a lot of hope that even the future then that is what will in the hold it hold the planet that we we have done all we have protected from plastic with. us is pressed into plastic bottles to make bricks many women work for governments business giving them the chance to on here own money. cover must seize their house is a cool inside even on hold days his business has already constructed more than 100 buildings using over 3000000 plastic bottles in the process. due to the coronavirus pandemic commissions have slowed and but there is funding coming in from abroad we are revising different solutions on the way we can be able to survive as a company probably have also good. people to support us for example we go with some funding from ikea. that decided to support us and especially.

founders of john's crazy socks, mark and john cronan joining me now.ing? >> rachel: very good. >> i'm so glad to be with you. >> rachel: i am so happy to have you on my show. tell me what inspired you to have this idea, john. >> my idea, i create a new sock, and i give the stock to all the members of congress. >> and what do you want to do with those unity socks? >> to bring everybody together. no fighting. >> rachel: go ahead, dad. go ahead. >> we had a simple idea. we will have more in common than we do that separates us. even with our different backgrounds and different views. we have to remember the promise of this country that binds us together, and we made socks, right? >> we did! >> we can make a stock to bring people together. >> rachel: i have this huge family -- by the way, have a daughter with down syndrome, as well. we can't agree on anything. i think we need the socks. the only thing we agree is little baby dallen tina, our little daughter. tell me about the business itself. how many employees do you have? >> we have 31 employees today. 21

long before stephen colbert and john stewart, mark russell there to choke and saying about the often upsurge political process. though he actually knew little about politics when he first began forming, russell's ability to find humor in anything made him an immediate hit. his career spanned from capitol hill to 30 years worth of his mark russell comedy specials on public television. and regular to theaters and college campuses. until his retirement very recently, mark performed annually at fourth theater and we are delighted to have him join us. thank you mark. former congressman joe crowley is a political consultant who provide strategic advice to clients, on a wide range of public policy matters. he represented the 14th district of new york, including his home town in queens and the u.s. congress for nearly 20 years. the former chairman of the democratic caucus is also known for his love of music, and even the odd dwight with stephen colbert at a famed democratic retrieved. today's moderator his gordon peterson. gordon is an award winning news anchor, reporter, writer and producer

in the ring, it has john coney's makers mark inside the ring. john coney was a gold and silver smith in boston. there's no inscription, so even though it did pass down through the family, we can't be 100% sure that the story behind this ring is true, although it is quite possibly true, but we can't say for sure. but we do know that penelope had a very difficult time with josiah's passing. there is a surviving letter from a plymouth colony secretary, nathaniel wharton that is in the collections of the historical society, in the winslow papers, it's this wonderful document. and nathaniel wharton writes to penelope and he's trying to console her on the loss of josiah. we don't have any letters between josiah and penelope that survive. in his will, josiah gave penelope broad powers over the estate. at this time the widows typically received a one-third of their personal property and one-third interest in their real estate. but josiah leaves penelope in charge of everything. he gives her the power to sell land if she needs to. so he clearly has great

it has john coney's maker's mark inside the ring john. coney was a gold in silversmith of boston, but there's no inscription. so even though it did pass down through the family. we can't be 100% sure that the story behind this room is true, you know, although there was it is quite possibly true, but we can't say for sure. but we do know that penelope can very difficult time with josiah's passing. there's a letter surviving letter from a plymouth colony secretary nathaniel morton, which is actually in the collections of mass historical society in the winslow papers. it's just this really wonderful document and if you know morton writes to penelope, he's really trying to console her on the loss of josiah. we don't have any letters between josiah and penelope that survive but in his will josiah gave penelope broad powers over the estate. so at this time widows typically received a third of their husbands personal property into third life interest in their real estate, but josiah lee's cannot be in charge of everything. he gives her the power

the pace of death is quickening with the 3 million mark coming just three months after crossing the 2 million morrow according to john- two million mark according to johns hopkins data. we are talking about two different milestones this week. one, a grim one, the 3 million global debts i mentioned. also a more positive one, the u.s. having half of american adults receiving at least one dose of the vaccine. what to these milestones tell us about the state of the pandemic now? >> you can see them, obviously they are not related in any formal way. there are related data points here. it shows the burden of death basically, is going to be increasingly shifting for countries. brazil, india, mexico, turkey y. that brings the second data point, which is why is that? partly because the u.s., which had suffered a tremendous death toll, most of the world. it has gone down, 50% of americans, adult americans now have had at least one dose of vaccine. and we have seen it plummet. and if you look at the data, particularly older people, vaccines do prevent deaths among older people for the most part. the burden of death is shifting.

john, the queen marking her 95th birthday on wednesday. 0bviously, without prince philip on this occasionsurrise. , , ”i ., ,': surprise. the first birthday and 73 ears surprise. the first birthday and 73 years without _ surprise. the first birthday and 73 years without a _ surprise. the first birthday and 73 years without a duke _ surprise. the first birthday and 73 years without a duke of— surprise. the first birthday and 73 | years without a duke of edinburgh surprise. the first birthday and 73 i years without a duke of edinburgh by her side _ years without a duke of edinburgh by her side. it's going to be a very sad personal moment for her and obviously— sad personal moment for her and obviously with coronavirus restrictions the family are not going — restrictions the family are not going to — restrictions the family are not going to be able to rally around her in the _ going to be able to rally around her in the same — going to be able to rally around her in the same way as they would normally— in the same way as they would normally be. i should say there's not going — normally be. i

we'll be joined by john thune from south dakota. first, mark meredith is at the north lawn. the president just wrapped up his first cabinet meeting. >> good afternoon. president biden is urging congress to think big. republicans say it's the price tag and the tax increases that go with it that has them worried. cameras were allowed in briefly as the president had his first cabinet meeting. he urged the cabinet to buy american as the government makes plans to potentially spend a lot of money on new projects. >> my administration is a commitment to buy american. a plan we're putting forward. to make sure that when the government is spending taxpayers' money, they're spending it on american-made goods, american corporations and american employees. >> the president is tasking several of his cabinet secretaries to lead the effort to get his spending bill through congress. that includes the heads of transportation, energy, labor department as well as commerce and housing. republicans are already revolting against this proposal. they argue the $2 trillion is too expensive and that

mark: hearing this presidency we have at least the combination of the incompetence of the carter administration, and the ideological left wing positions of the obama administration. i can't think of anything worse -- johnf first i want to thank you for your service to country service in congress as well and i wish you all of the best. thank you, sir. >> thanks mark, great to be with you. mark: we'll be right back. jeff's been to the bottom of the ocean. the tops of mountains. and wherever this guy runs off to. a life well lived should continue at home. with home instead care, older adults can stay home, safe, and happy. home instead. to us, it's personal. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? home instead. see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. welcome to fox news live i'm jon scott law enforcement facing mounting pressure to rel

we've got john trouble and reyna harvey standing by with checks of weather and traffic here at the half hour mark. john. good morning, guys. we are looking at some low clouds still surrounding the bay area this morning. >> making for the grey start that we've been in the midst of all morning long. good news is visibility is pretty good, actually for most areas as this cloud cover sitting right above us looking outside right now at your mount tam cam, which is actually situated right above the clouds. you can see that blanket hovering right over the bay itself visibility. i mention being pretty good for most areas. santa rosa's, one of our spots where we do have a pocket of lower visibility currently radar shows you that blanket of clouds that still persist across the region. and even though we will still see some cloud cover in the afternoon. more and more brightness will break its way through 40's and 50's are your current temps. so don't forget the jacket or sweater much like he did yesterday. now, as far as traffic goes, we're starting to get a little bit later in the morning. and we've seen s

john downey made appearances and mark manning's mission published in 1886 and also the story chester rand published in 1892. alger sent john to business school in brooklyn and later apprentice to a photographer. and bedford, maine and his brother edward downey appeared in the odds against him published in 1889 and both of these boys would figure a very principally in alger's when he died. during the decade before algae retired in 1896. he continued to stay the course writing books staying busy. he would write for the story magazines many story magazines, which would serialize the works and then publishers would bring them out in book form. so we got paid twice as in other words. he wrote under a number of pseudonyms as he sometimes had different stories running simultaneously in the same magazine. he wrote rather hurley very quickly simply for the money, and he admitted that he did not enjoy the work as much as he once had in order to both gather material for books and to escape the brutal new york winner. alger went out west via the railroad in 1890 returning to new york in the sprin

her response was no, i will have to talk to sean hannity and fox and mark living on the radio and say this is how john -- mark levine on the radio and say this is how john boehner is making it possible for republicans to take back the house. i just thought she had the power and she was right, of course." that was john boehner talking about radio hosts and those on fox and the blaze.com. guest: to me it did not matter how any books we sold, i'm just glad we sold more than john boehner. we live in an era of such a lack of self-awareness. him on the cover of his own book with a drink -- that is about as on brand as it gets for john boehner. like i said a toast to stacey abrams but also to john boehner because they are pretty much on the same side because what they are saying is the idea that there might be power outside of me. the idea that power might come from the bottom of as opposed to the top down, because i am such and such in line to the presidency that i don't get to dictate to you uninvolved pleads that you are not part of district one in the hunger games and the capitol. you have your own peopl

we'll be seeing daytime highs closer to the 80 degree mark reyna. john, thank you.ave that early morning hot spot along the peninsula. one. oh, one. >> that's been clear for a little over an hour now. but looking at the bay bridge and all the traffic gathered here. we're still doing pretty well under 40 minutes for a drive time. so cities you hit the bridge. get to the metering lights. you can get into the city and under 15 minutes. a look at the san mateo bridge. you have no issues along this commute all morning long heading across towards the peninsula. 15 minutes. yeah. a high wind advisory along the dumbarton bridge and also on the altamont pass. so be careful there. the richmond sandra fell community at a richmond also starting to build just a bit there at 11 minutes for your drive. time checking on things along one. oh, one, 30 minutes as you travel to what's in the park will have more on that up next. but for now, james, back to you. >> ok. thank you very much. rain is 6.50 on the clock. governor newsome says the state's mask mandate. we'll stay in place and

joining me right now moodies analytics, john lanski and joining all morning long fox news political analyst and out loud with gianno caldwell host, gianno caldwell. markr here. great to see everybody here this morning. thank you so much for being here. >> good morning. maria: john, kicking it off with you, let's take a look at where we are in the economy with growth expectations all the way to 9% to the gzp right on the doorstep of first-quarter earnings, how do you assess things right now? john: you know, it's an optimistic outlook. we believe that we will have the fastest rise by real gdp since 1984, 7.2%, but in 1984 we had much higher treasury bond yields and one time well above 10%. instead today, because of a very accommodative monetary policy, we will have perhaps a ten-year treasury yield averaging less than 2%. this is a great oddity. very rapid economic growth in the context of forthcoming fiscal stimulus and continued monetary stimulus. where is this going to lead us to? maria: yeah. and we heard some of that of tht sentiment when they wrapped up meeting to keep rates at low levels. most of the officials said that rates are expected to stay

they have marked and paid at checkpoints before, and you see hundreds of migrants and rise in the u.s. >> sandra: alex hogan reporting live for us today. >> johngeneral, let me get you first of all to respond to one of the things that alex hogan talked about there that we've been reporting all day and that's in fact that customs and border protection has revealed that the two men who were on the terror watch list, one of them at least on the no-fly list, were caught illegally entering the country somewhere near calexico, california. that's one state over from you but i assume that you are probably experiencing the same threat there. your thoughts? >> border security is national security. this is a humanitarian crisis and we were just talking about these cartels, the drug cartels exploiting the children that are coming across the border, exploiting the families but this is also a major national security threat. this affects everyone. it is on our front porch today, it will be in everyone's back yard tomorrow. that's why i have sued the biden administration and invited biden down to the border. this is not an issue of right versus left, it's a f

in the history of the cone of ausmin demick according to figures from johns hopkins university over 19 that passed that 3000000 mark the west his country is the united states with more than 566000 that in brazil more than 368000 people have lost their lives to the pandemic in mexico at least 211000 they are followed by india the united kingdom if you look at the rupee and region as a whole if it accounts for the highest total number of that just over $1000000.00. india is one of the hottest it's countries and it's facing an alarming surge in infections day after day for more than a week it's reported a new record daily rise in cases this is the region is particularly dire in the capital of delhi which has been placed on a weekend lockdown in a bid to contain the spread but also in other cities like mumbai infection numbers are exploding. once again he and his family are packing their belongings during the lockdown last year the couple and their 2 children had to leave mumbai now a year later they again say they have no choice. there are so many problems i cannot work so we cannot afford food we live on just one or

>> mark: the characteristic of john roberts' supreme court though is that he shies away from anythingwhether it's election fraud or whatever. he figures that brings the court into disrepute and he wants no part of it. isn't this -- wouldn't this just be the typical john roberts court case that he doesn't want to go anywhere near? >> shannon: yeah. you make a good point. is he very sensitive to any perception that the court is partisan in any way. yes, the justices are nominated by other democratic president or republican president, but he very much wants them to consistently be viewed as neutral. he had gone his own way on many cases that were not beneficial to conservatives. they had been frustrated with him. but there is this growing conversation about the court not even taking these tough cases. justice thomas also along with a couple of other justices raised the alarm that he think these need to also look at some second amendment cases. he said that right is sort of a disfavored right right now at the supreme court because they don't want to touch anything to do with that either.

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happens in that courthouse they're going to take to the streets in a big way yet john and there's been some criticism of her marks by a democratic congresswoman what more can you tell us about what she had to say and the reaction to it. that's right maxine waters is an african-american member of congress from southern california and she was asked about the protests and she said. people need to stay out in the streets they need to demand a guilty verdict and she said they need to get more confrontational well that caused a backlash mostly by right wing television commentators on fox news and stations like that there's been a sort of what i would call a reverse chancel culture people have been condemning their members of congress want a statement of condemnation some people have asked her to resign but. in reality we have all watched this trial we've all seen the evidence and most people have formed an opinion she didn't call for violence in the streets she called for confrontation and she wants people to know that the crowds in the street are demanding a guilty verdict she didn't say a false guilty verdict so ther

i could go on and on but let's go to the experts, john lawsky, is joining us, mark hammerich, bank ratehey continue to just amaze. what do you think is going on here? >> well in large part this is a release of pent-up demand, we have a record high personal savings rate, and that was because of people actually couldn't spend money on a number of services that were effective ly shutdown, talking about the airlines, the airlines are reopening, hotels, resorts, and this will lead to at least a temporary surge by spending. neil: so mark, when i'm looking at these numbers, keeping one eye by the way on the white house, gentlemen, the japanese prime minister has arrived to meet with president biden as the first foreign leader to meet with the president, we'll keep you posted on those developments and arriving a short time ago on the north portico entrance of the white house, but looking at all of the developments here i think japan would love to have our type of economic growth. you don't want to curse a good thing, but is there anything out there that worries you, that maybe some are getting

in the battle of former champions yesterday, it was mark williams who came out on top. the three time champion beat johnlliams will play mark allen or mark selby next. last year's runner up kyren wilson is also through to the quarterfinals. he beat barry hawkins by 13 by ten frames to ten. wilson will face neil robertson next. shaun murphy leads yan bingtao 6—2 in last night's other match — they'll resume today. there was more success for great britain at the european gymnastics championships in switzerland with a second medal in as many days for 16—year—old jessica gadirova. she won silver in the vault, going one better than the bronze she took in the all—around event. home favourite guila steingruber claimed the gold medal in basel. and joe fraser and amelie morgan won bronze medals on the pommel and uneven bars respectively. you can watch highlights of those european championships right now on bbc two but right now here it is time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what's in the sunday papers. with me to discuss them are arejames rampton, who's features editor at the independent, and si

and mark twitchell was very good at drumming up attention and money from local investors like john princeton. >> he was a very sharp, bright young particular entrepreneur. exactly the kind of individual that most of us are looking for. >> so he checked out. hardworking local boy in a city of hardworking people. good parents. nice young wife. sweet little daughter. on his way to becoming a celebrity here in edmonton. detectives even got a look at the teaser film for switches next project, the three and a half million dollar body comedy, date players. >> guys. >> that's mark in the background playing the role of director even as he was the director. sort of a hall of mirrors type story. a movie about a movie about making a movie or something. fantasy and reality all mixed up somehow. just to cover the bases, police interviewed mark twitchell's cuban crew member and they vouched for him completely. mark twitchell came off squeaky clean. his film company was respected as was he. and bill clark and that police back at square one. >> when we got? we got nothing. >> coming up. soon this top cop wil

i was just reminding john, he used to go home from work everyday -- >> why are you saying me? >> this is really a markhow serious you took it. john, would go home and take off all his clothes and wash them immediately. >> i'm uncomfortable with you talking about me taking off my clothes. >> we want ratings. is it in our hair? maybe we should be wash our air everyday. we have to clean surfaces constantly. disinfectant services. now there's this guidelines from the director of cdc about surfaces. here it is. >> disinfection is only recommended in indoor settings, schools and homes where there has been a suspected or confirmed case of covid-19 within the last 24 hours. >> totally different than what we thought a year ago. >> that's right. early on in the pandemic we were struggling to make sense of how this virus was spread. i remember pulling in my groceries and putting them in this sort of no-go zone before they got wiped down and wiped down every banana before i ate it. thankfully what director walensky is saying is that this is spread via the air. that's why masks are so critical but good that the cd

what we know, we know from matthew, mark, luke and john.documentary telling of a piece of history. it is a filmmaker's interpretation of a story presented to us in the way that he finds most powerful. >> bill: need a quick answer. what do you think we learn from this now? >> just remember go back to the passion of the christ. it transformed people and maybe this is taking place in some of church membership. i participate in this amazing documentary called resurrection, which you can stream now as well by roma downie and mark burnett. the other side of the story. someone died. he was our friend. he gave his life for us. there is possibility and resurrection. great topic for these days for us to meditate on. >> bill: great message, too. jonathon morris, nice to see you. check you out on fox nation. >> dana: he is the best. >> bill: happy hour tonight fox nation hemmer will be a part of it. >> dana: i'll grill hemmer on opening day baseball trivia. >> bill: we've done this before. >> dana: who was the first u.s. president to throw out a ceremo

let's bring in politico's national political reporter, mark. john lemire is still here.of story, but greenberg writing to stone for help with a pardon and sort of sharing what he has to offer on gaetz is certainly consistent with the public-facing comments of both mr. greenberg's lawyers and just the investigative movements. what do you make of it, mark? >> well, yeah. i think you probably hit the nail on the head. so did gaetz's response, actually. i think it's important to remember that so far, we've seen no corroborating evidence that matt gaetz has had sex with a 17-year-old, with a minor, or that he paid for prostitutes or at least paid for prostitutes and transported them across state lines, violating the man act. this letter from greenberg is consistent with some reporting we had done previously in that one of their circle of friends had shared messages with us, whatsapp chats with us, where he thought greenberg was trying to set him up in order to find a way to cut a deal with the prosecutors. and greenberg is charged, among his 33 federal counts, with falsely sm

. >> mark mckinnon is here, former adviser to george w. bush and senator john mccain. also the executive producer of "the circus" on show time. mark, good evening. so much to talk about. i want to get to gaetz. but i know that you heard, as we were talking in the break, you heard that tucker-carlson sound byte that i played for the first time and your jaw dropped. >> listen. i have known tucker a long time, and watched him during his fox-news chapters. and i -- i was stunned. you could have told me just about anything tucker would have said, and i wouldn't be surprised but that's shocking. i mean, he is talking about diluting votes. i mean, he didn't -- he didn't hide that. he said that, out loud. that -- that -- that -- that immigrants and other people, people not white, are diluting white voters' votes. that -- how racist can you get? i mean, that goes back a couple hundred years. i mean, he might as well be saying immigrants and black folks should be worth three-fifths a vote. it's shocking, even for tucker carlson, even for fox news. >> yeah. >> he inherits the mant

marks. u.s. president john anderson and his tax playstation says he is age taxes that would double the tax rates we were talking about this earlier. this shouldn't have been too much of a price for marketses considering this had been part of the democrats' platform. to drive home the pint point of this. david wrote a nice note in october saying how this would play out. so market participants had some time to figure this out and get their playbook ready. he wrote back soft prices fall, allocations decline and momentum underperforms ahead of increases in the tax rate. he says minor speed bumps for the upper trajectory of the stock market prices. these to tend to be temporary. he had a nice chart that accompanies this. the idea is that the selling is brought forward rather than amplified. the yellow bars on this chart for the s&p 500, p.i., how hold allegationses, and momentum returns, six months before the tax is imexcellented, you do tend to get some weakness across the board. but then that orange bar you see, that is six months after. stocks tend to come back pretty strongly. again, the idea her

the american way and i'll see you next saturday nig mark: hello america i am mark levin, this is live, with two great guests, johncliffe. and newt gingrich. i want to talk to john ratcliffe. i am looking at this threat assessment put out this week. john. from the biden administration, now they realized that china is quote, near peer wom at the

mark my word. >> reporter: in court, john shaffer distanced himself from the far-right even though he wore that hatmself a lifetime member. >> it is hard toz disentangle w active they were. it is clear that there are actual charges. >> reporter: cnn has learned one defendant in the capitol riot, a detective who's a member of the fbi. that information came from shawn frank who tells cnn the detective did not go to his wife for the january 6th event and asked her not to go. jennifer faces charges for violent entry and disorderly conduct. her husband filed for a divorce more than a month after the capitol attack. >> it is not uncommon to see real stresses put on relationships and between families. it could have collateral consequences on spouses and parents and children. >> reporter: jennifer's attorney told cnn she's not a criminal. william billy evans who was killed on the capitol attack issued a statement in part "billy was the best father, son, brother and friend anyone could hoped for. his death left as gaping void in our lives that'll never be filled. their dad was as hero long before the tragic

milestone in the history of the current virus pandemic according to figures from johns hopkins university over 19 that pasta 3000000 mark the west it's country is the united states with more than 566000 that's in brazil more than 368000 people have lost their lives to the pandemic and in mexico at least 211000 they are followed by india on the united kingdom and if you look at the repeated region as a whole it accounts for the highest total number of that's just 1000000 123000. it's one of the hottest countries and it's facing on our infections day after day for more than a week as reported. cases the situation is particularly. which has been placed on the weekend lockdown to contain the spread. exploding. like mumbai. once again he and his family are packing their belongings during the lockdown last year the couple and their 2 children had to leave mumbai now a year later they again say they have no choice. there are so many problems i cannot work so we cannot afford food we live on just one or 2 euros a day there is no other way we have to go back to our home village. the taxi driver hardly has any customers. that's b

and -- >> john: i'm john roberts in washington. mark meredith made his way to the scene.e on the straight with the latest for us. i expect you talked to the folks around the area and what do we know happened at this point? >> sure. good afternoon. i just raced here from the white house. we were coming up the constitution avenue northwest from the white house to the capitol, you cowell tell how big of a security presence this was. national guard troops surrounding the capitol complex in the line formation. as we made our way closer to what is known as the senate office buildings, i'm close to the senate office building now. this is over my shoulder that this happened this afternoon. you can see the paramedicses and the police cars still on the scene. i'm still a couple hundred feet away. you are not seeing anyone running to the scene. it's calming down. but there is a lot of focus on what is happening where it was outside the senate entrance to the capitol. this is where we expect update. hearing 2:45 now as well. we see media staging and it's rushing to the same spot. see

services committee and wanted to see if other reforms worked first, people like angus king and mark warner and johnwing momentum. because we've put into place every small piece of low-hanging fruit you can imagine. we've had several panels come up with recommendations. during the entire eight years i've been either the ranking or the chairwoman of the subcommittee. so i put those reforms in place, and they haven't made it better. now we still have an estimated 20,000 incidents of sexual harrassment last year. we had a 60% amount of retaliation for those who came forward to report. and support has gone down since i started working on this issue. we're not getting better in any regard. there is no measure saying we're taking care of this. what has been so frustrating, the commander since dick cheney, secretary of defense since dick cheney has said there's zero tolerance for sexual assault. everyone on the committee has said, i've got this, ma'am, we can do this. there is no evidence they have this, and, in fact, they've done so poorly on any objective measurable. >> i want to read from this ft. hood

john okay, thank you. thank thank you mark for the invitations. thank you. everyone who is participating? i should note at the beginning at the beginning also that i should also thank gary and others there there were. hundreds of people in washington and in some of our posts overseas who worked very long hours. to get us out. i mean we were in the eye of the storm. we were in the barry and i and others we were were in the middle of things but um, there were people who worked, you know know weekends evenings at the state at the state department other offices in wash other offices in washington and really in a thankless thankless task. so i'm very grateful to the very grateful to them on a personal level. i should just say i oh also go my roots with iran go back about almost 60 years thinking about this the first time i ever went to iran. um ali amini was prime minister and john kennedy was president of the united states. it was president united states. i mean when i say that to students it's almost like i'm talking about cyrus the great and abraham lincoln ab

john. >> hey, carl, yes, satya nadella, mark benjamin, ceos of microsoft and nuance communications, greatorning satya, get straight to this. nearly $20 billion deal inclusive of debt. give us the rationale and how important specific industries and depth and knowledge in those industries are, as you build out this ai-driven cloud strategy. >> good morning, john. it's fantastic to be with you. it's a very exciting announcement for us. if you think about this, it always starts for us with our mission to empower people in organizations, and in this case, it's about america health care. it's about patient, it's about doctors and health outcomes and nuance and mark and team have done a fantastic job of taking perhaps the most defining technology of our times, artificial intelligence, applying it in the most critical of industries, health care, and doing it also with a platform first, partner first approach, and so for us at microsoft, to bring everything we have done in health care and over the years around over the decades with nuance, with partners, is what this deal is all about. >> tell us

$30,000 to $40,000 range. [ sad music plays ] >> gabe's guess sounds closer to the mark than a million, says houdini blogger johnmillion dollars yet. >> really? >> prices keep going up, but no. nothing's reached those heights. >> "so what?" think arlene and milt. "if it's not worth a million, it must be close because of that czar nicholas connection." but john's blog dumps cold water on that, too. >> the trouble is there's a lot of houdini mythology. some of it he created himself. some of it bess has created. and the truth is he never actually performed before czar nicholas. >> what? >> he toured russia in 1903. that is true. and he did perform before royalty in moscow, the grand duke sergei alexandrovich. >> now, how do you know that? >> well, he records it, and he was very proud at listing each down to the dollar amounts that he was making at this theater versus that theater. john's reasoning is this. if houdini took the time to record his meeting with the grand duke, why wouldn't he have done the same following hishow for czar nicholas ii? >> it's one of those sexy bits of houdini mythology that gets repeated

mark: hello america i am mark levin, this is live, with two great guests, john ratcliffe.is threat assessment put out this week. john. from the biden administration, now they realized that china is quote, near