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especially the john stuart report because i'm in a john stuart building and what he inspired in he is collaboration. my vision is the tenant associations they represent and the family and not seniors and disabled, there is a way the buildings can learn from each other and unit our voices to make them stronger instead of unified. to quickly recap some of the things we do, through distribution--agency referrals, advocacy between management, tenant and residents services, open communication at all those levels, train the officers, work towards better living conditions. the tenant associations are better living conditions. promeet community in the community. welcome new tenant orientation. financial oversight of the tenant associations and conflict resolution. that's the real big one. i would like to ask the commissioners if i may formally present a proposal to you if i was to put this my vision on paper if i can present that to you? >> absolutely, and you also during the city wide council and senior disabled make use of the time there as well. >> yes, i meant for the resident council com

now people like bill maher and john stuart and the new york times are catching onto that. hn stewart on the new daily show? >> yeah and his very first monologue, he took aim at joe biden is trump at the same time. but at least it was refreshing to hear someone throwing ball languagessed grenades. stuart: we did a story where tram has a new nickname nor gavin newsom calling him gavin newscum. i don't like that . i don't think there's any call for that. shouldn't do it. >> text the former president and let him now. stuart: i could do that. >> he really needs a manners lesson. stuart: what do you say 124 >> i think his nicknames are very on brand. i think -- stuart: social security crude and almost obscene. >> he's like scum. scum. newscum. the scum in your bathtub scraping off with a razor blade. stuart: moving along swiftly. whoopie goldberg said biden could throw every republican in jail. watch this. >> look at scenario where the supreme court says yes, he has all those rights. he is immune from everything. you know what joe biden could do since he's presently president? >>

stuart: good question. johns, you're right in the middle and we thank you for coming on the show and telling us how it is. good stuff, john. see you again soon. >> thank you. stuart: owner of iconic new york restaurant chain is fed up with crime in the city. ashley, come back in again, please. who are we talking about? >> his name is allen rosen and he's the owner of junior's restaurant operating three in brooklyn and rosen is curious with new york politicians that made it okay to shoplift without consequences and he's very concerned about safety of workers when they leave the job and his for own daughter was assaulted-sumsumsummer and his restaurants close before midnight during the week and told the new york post "we feel uneasy and unsafe, we want our city back". rosen said the lack of support and protection for police is elmore boldening criminals and the city streets are dirty and too much aggressive panhandling and the city must and can do better. amen. stu. stuart: that i canning them to that. check the m

john louis. that's the twin brother. and stuart. one of the first couples to get married during that time along with so many others. we are grateful that they helped to lead the way because there are other people who fought for that day in 2004 that were not here to witness the moment. and now so many of you are here to carry the torch. make sure that we continue to recognize this significant milestone, but more importantly, that we continue to be the beacon of hope as a city for the lgbtqia+ community in the policies that we change, in the investments that we make and in how we celebrate events like we are doing today. we are so honored and happy to have each and every one of you here today joining us for marriage equality in san francisco. at this time, i would like to introduce, before we start marrying people. anybody want to marry me? please, anybody? don't tell my boyfriend i said that. and this is the amazing work that he did and take that case all the way to the supreme court. he was our fearless attorney in san francisco, l

well, john stuart in london is the senior manager of environment and trade of the international shaver of shipping. i spoke to him last hour. he says the sinking ship is creating has it's from a real life, the environment and people's livelihoods in the red sea. the risk presented by the, the fertilizers, if it does spill into the marine environment, which seems possible given the ship is now, so it presents or beautification risk. and that results in oxygen depletion is extremely severe. so for the marine environment, i think also the sinking gives of ruby ma demonstrates the severe threat to the a t a tax present to the lives of ship of c firas transiting 3 of these waters. and they all the, the principal concern of, of the shipping industry. it's unacceptable that the men and women who serve international trade coming on the search threat. and it's, she a look that we've not seen a much severe incidence. the situation is obviously deteriorated considerably because salvage may not be impossible depending on the depths to which the the ship is sunk and that will need to be assessed. i

and you know as john stuart mill says that that even something in opinion is wrong or false. it it deepens the living truth within us to engage it. and i think so. and that's what this forum is all about, right? i mean, there is a diversity of opinions. and we were always engaging with opposite about this time period. dr. john will and lincoln group of d.c. we're a little bit about this before we had another president called the great communicator. of course ronald reagan, and we were talking about some of the similarities between, lincoln and reagan, the apparently they were like to tell stories and, cabinet meetings and things like that. so can you think of anything similar between those two and with harold, also the other communicator, roosevelt and lincoln, since you're now a roosevelt guide, you, i just want to mention i have a friend who's very old man. now, but he was a member of the reagan cabinet. he said every single cabinet meeting reagan would open up with a joke and a self-deprecating joke. so that sounds me very much like lincoln. and he said that broke a lot of

stuart: thank you, john. >> thanks for having me. alabama's legislature passed a ban on state funding of diversity, equity and inclusion problems at public universities. i like the sound. tell me more, ashley. ashley: well, the alabama measure bans state funding of dei programs of public universities and local boards of education and government agency. the legislation also limits teaching divisive concepts about race and gerunder and prohibiting transgender students from using the bathroom that aligns with gender identity of public universities and colleges and the bill ads that concepts teaching a personal is inherently responsible and alabamas committed in the past and all though a person should accept and acknowledge affirm or consent to a sense of guilt, complies sent or immediate to apologize based on race is divisive. the legislation heads to alabama's republican government kay ivy. if she signs the bill, the law goes into effect october 1. stu. stuart: refusing to negotiate with the basketball players who chose to union ice. we

but all i heard michael say was he watched john stuart. that's 11:00 on monday nights. laura coates, design. i don't know what that does for >> not there. thank you. so much. shermichael, lulu, come back days after my goal >> for the side, i >> i had university of iowa's caitlin clark breaking it 54 year-old scoring record. what's next for the basketball star plus but that tearful retirement announcement from jason kelce, we've got the sports roundup just a moment >> and he couldn't get out >> vegas was having an identity crisis. that was the beginning of the downfall, but degas, at a different idea vegas story of sensitive. next sunday at ten on cnn. >> washington's proposed capital regulation comes with a steep price tag and they're forcing americans to foot the bill. they're new plan will make loans more expensive, increasing the cost of mortgages and car payments than it will hurt small businesses, making it harder for them to access credit, meet payroll, and run their operations oh, well, budgets are already stretched by inflation and an uncertain economy washingto

um, rely on, are going to go down because of the housing that we currently rent out through the john stuartompany is managing much of that, that, um, that, that housing stock is going to be demolished. um, as the new units are built. and so we won't have that rental income and then the commercial spaces as well, um, is also an area where we get rental income. um, and those opportunities are going to get less as island gets developed. so um, looking forward into the future, i want to have some assurances that we have a projection on, um, of what our expenses are going to be. could you could you answer that? yes. um, that, that that that is the as court was core to our evaluation of, uh, this idea and agreeing to put this idea forward was looking at what we see as our revenues and expenses. um addressing some of the points that you raised currently are our residential leasing revenue represents only about 10% or slightly less than 10% of our total, uh, revenues. the leasing revenues, the vast majority of our leasing revenues come through our commercial leasing program. and, um, our our real e

right 360, mercy housing, chinatown community development center, rubicon program, tool works, john stuartca of san francisco, all that we accomplished would not have been possible. and so, for everything that our members do every day, we are internally grateful. and we need to absolutely acknowledge and thank the incredible work of bob beck and the treasure island development authority and i think our partnership-being on an island you really work in collaboration, very unique and we couldn't be more fortunate to have a partner like them and i think because of our partnership we have been able to go through all of those obstuicals and challenges and create all the amazing opportunities that we have created and will create in the years to come, so thank you very much to the treasure island development authority and also, we have been fortunate to have a developer by treasure island community development that really cares about the inclusive vision of the island and has been supportive since they were selected in 2003. you don't build a organization that navigate complexities of base reuse,

it was john stuart mill who said that a national identity is based on collective we've been collective so long with diversity as our greatest strength, when in fact it is unity that is our greatest strength. if you don't have a sense of unity, a sad sense of nafion sense of unity, a sad sense of nation , and it has to be . a nation, and it has to be. a a christian one in that that is what that we are a christian nation. if you don't have that, you will have social disunity. it will come apart at the scenes. at the most important day in the christian calendar, when christ overcame evil, he descended from heaven and conquered if cannot, conquered death. if we cannot, even if there's no one who wants to put easter celebration, easter lights up in our city, thatis easter lights up in our city, that is a sign of the apathy of a nation. and that is why it is extremely concerning . extremely concerning. >> do you think that certain people laugh at us when they see that we've got the ramadan lights down? oxford street, and they see that we've got a variety of different i variety of different th

right 360, mercy housing, chinatown community development center, rubicon program, tool works, john stuartca of san francisco, all that we accomplished would not have been possible. and so, for everything that our members do every day, we are internally grateful. and we need to absolutely acknowledge and thank the incredible work of bob beck and the treasure island development authority and i think our partnership-being on an island you really work in collaboration, very unique and we couldn't be more fortunate to have a partner like them and i think because of our partnership we have been able to go through all of those obstuicals and challenges and create all the amazing opportunities that we have created and will create in the years to come, so thank you very much to the treasure island development authority and also, we have been fortunate to have a developer by treasure island community development that really cares about the inclusive vision of the island and has been supportive since they were selected in 2003. you don't build a organization that navigate complexities of base reuse,

stuart: john barrasso republican from the great state of wyoming joins me now. mr.run a different soundbite where he use the word bloodbath the media took the out of context because he was really talking about the car industry and not about something that might happen about the election, what do you think about trump's language should he use an expression like bloodbath. >> this is dishonest reporting on the media and the democrats and the media set their hair on fire when he use that phrase why so many people in wyoming and across the country don't trust the media when it comes to reporting a president trump. >> do they not like his language they did a pickup on his language. >> there always looking for something for one new wants and he was clearly talking about electric vehicles and the reason is so critical, the biden administration is going to come out with new regulation make it harder to buy up gas powered vehicle forcing you to buy an electric vehicle something you don't want, can forward, those don't work for the people of wyoming. this is part of the admin

stuart: speaker john johnson wants a bigger majority in the house for republicans.ke that happen in lauren lauren fund raising. he lawneded a committee, republicans hold 219 seats to democracy' -- democrats' 213. all 435 seats up for grabs, but let's show you these 19 republicans who are not seeking re-election, ken buck in there, patrick mcif henry. and 17 others representing districts that biden actually won in 2020. so this is the message from mike johnson, act now in, donate now to stop the biden chaos. he sees democrats in 2024 doing two things; this amnesty, bringing all these migrants in, giving voting rights to illegal immigrants which means maybe the republicans don't take the senate or keep the house anytime soon. stuart: voting rights to illegals? lauren: that's right on if web site. >> crazy. stuart: it's not constitutional. lauren: he thinks that's a purity for democrats in 2024. stop the madup, give us your money. >> think what they did in san francisco. the elections board nominated and elected to the board a woman who is a chinese national who barely

doing, reality, doing, ensuring that reality, the enlightenment values of john locke and mill's john stuartsuccessful civilisation the has seen, and the world has ever seen, and which gender identity, ideology, queer and all its vapid queer theory and all its vapid offshoots do very best to offshoots do their very best to undermine ? undermine? >> okay. thanks forjoining us on show. and barry on the show. and that's barry wall is founder of the wall is the founder of the winning mindset. summing the winning mindset. summing up the tribune . the defeat for tribune. all the defeat for kevin lister, the teacher dismissed for refusing to use a student's preferred pronouns. let me know what you think about that. vaiews@gbnews.com now, nearly 60 years ago, a heartbreaking disaster saw more than 100 children killed in wales after a catastrophic mining landslide. the aberfan disaster in south wales saw 116 children and 28 adults die after a junior school was engulfed by colliery spoil slip well, a leisure centre built to support bereaved families and bring communities together, is now at risk of cl

stuart: senate minority whip john thune from south dakota joins me now.it? >> absolutely. couldn't agree more. must have given a couple red bulls before he came in because he was very amped up but that was by design. what they were trying to do, a lot of it was targeted with democrats in the chamber last night is to hype up the democrat base, in terms of substance it was oriented toward that and i think he was trying to convince democrats in this country that they need to stay with him. in that sense they accomplished what they are trying to get done but in terms of a message to the broader american public it missed to the point. he didn't get as you pointed out to the real issue, border until 40 minutes in. stuff about taxing the rich and creating more programs, abortion, divisive issues and in my view that is what they were trying to accomplish. stuart: marco rubio described biden's speech. role that tape. >> going into tonight there were people in his own party worried does he have the energy, was he too old, does he have the mental and physical stamin

money for iran to use for its proxy groups, house republicans want to know what john kerry told iran and what he said. stuartnow that. thanks. celebrity is protested at the oscars, red pin as they walked to the red carpet, the red pin calls for a cease-fire. jonathan hunt with me now. the israeli government says it means something completely different. what are they saying? >> a dozen celebrities at the oscars sunday night. it was immediately seized upon by some supporters of israel as a tacit show of support for the killing of jews. that narrative was taken up by the israeli government which said on the state of israel exit camp, quote, the image in your red hands is associated with one horrific event imprinted on the minds of israelis and palestinians, the 2000 ramallah lynching of israelis and the account said, quote, the symbolism isn't a coincidence. the incident the israeli government is referring to is the brutal murder of two idf reservists in the west bank in october 2000 after which one of the palestinians involved in the killings was photographed holding up his bloodstained hands. the group that m

john j. george washington have sat for this portrait. gilbert's stuart have been recognized here in america. so this is john quincy adams room nam for secretaries of state who became president and who is this? this is john quincy adams and this is a likeness that was done in 1816 when he was an american foreign minister in england. and this is after he had served president before before he had served as president. he would come back and become secretary of state. and then after, of course, president. i don't think i've ever seen that image of john quincy adams. it's one of my favorite. when i thinkams, of course, i on adams. and the role he had in his son's life. and of course, people would come up to john and they would say, well, you must be so proud. your son and john adams would say he a mother, too. so i to think of him asn of abi. there is a resemblance to abigail and there is. well, one of the treasures that is in this room is right here. what is this? this is the desk on which the treaty of paris was signed, which ended the american signed it. we

you remember the guy, john lewis, who is a saint -- stuart: is yes. >> here is a man who was nearly beatenh on the edmund pettis bridge and went on to serve a storied career u.s. congress. he himself in 2005 was a member of the group with james clyburn to deny the outcome of the 2004 election. finish in fact, he then appears on "meet press" in 2017 with, being interviewed by the former head of "meet the press" and said i don't see trump as a legitimate president. of he was an election deny or or e, and e yet he was welcoming back time and time again. in fact, when he passed from this earth, he was subject to a glowing, and deservedly so is, you know, praise by the "meet the press," on "meet the press." my point is there's a double standard here. stuart: yes. >> ron that ronna mcdaniel must beremoved because she's an election are denier, but with we can have democratic election deniers and and never raise a stink about that. stuart: any connection to trump is verboten at nbc, it seems. donald trump currently holds an 111-point lead over -- 11-point lead over bind, however, is separate polls

stuart: thank you for sorting this out. coming up, listen to this. johnry says people would feel better about russia if vladimir putin made a greater effort to reduce emissions. we have a soundbite. president biden facing a challenge, 80% of voters think he's too old for the job. he's got to convince us he can have another four years. can he pull it off? chip roi on the high-stakes state of the union next. ♪ ♪ lect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. ( ♪ ) i got injured, um, my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. did physical thera

stuart: this is the a good debate on this one. well done john and mark.tion we often ask guests on the program, is college still worth it? all right, ashley, i believe you've got some new data from the fed. what does the data say? ashley: it says, yes, college is still worth it. federal reserve data shows that the wage gap between resent college and high school grads widening for decades and grew even more last year. in 2023, resent college grads age it had 2-27 working full-time earned $20,000 more per year than the 22-27 year-olds o only a high school degree. high school graduates don't see much wage growth but college grads might see their salaries double or more over their lifetime. more educated workers also more likely to have other benefits and the ability to work we motely, access to paid sick and family leave and health insurance. all of that said, as we know americans are becoming just a little more skeptical about the four-year degree and confidence in the value of the college education is falling even though this latest data tells us very diff

stuart: thanks very much. politico reports the white house, quote, no longer feels a sense of urgency to act on the border crisis. listen to what johninistration still considering executive action on the border? >> i don't have any announcements about executive action. the argument the president hasn't taken executive action is not true. >> nothing more he can do? >> i won't get into anything more he would a wouldn't do. i won't get at the president's decision space on this, the idea that he hasn't taken executive action unwarranted is not true, he has but there's a real limit to executive action in terms of what's needed down there. what is needed is funding more than anything. stuart: they don't have a sense of urgency on the border, do they? senator marsha blackburn from tennessee joined me now. she's at the border in eagle pass, texas. is there a sense, do you detect a sense of urgency from the administration at the border? >> they are letting it go, they don't have a sense of urgency about this border. having an open border is the biden administration border policy, here in texas what you are seeing is texas and the texas depar

it is ironic because john mere worked in a sawmill early in his career so he understood balance of forest management and environmental protection. stuart you want the government to do? >> quite a few things they could do. we will be there in three weeks and our office is across the street from the white house not far from capitol hill. we invited the administration and congress to call us, have lobbyists from across the country, there's a lot of things they could do, a lot of things they shouldn't do. some things they are doing now are expanding protections from old growth to include mature timber, you have to have mature timber. that logic would support the fact that you have to protect seedlings and young trees. there's a lot of things that could be done. stuart: i'm sorry, i have to jump in here, flat out of time but we wish you well in april. go to battle for us would you please? thank you. still ahead, martha maccallum on firing ronna mcdaniel. christian wyden on america's ceos meeting with xi jinping in beijing. jonathan morris on why church attendance is declining. the 11:00 hour is next. okay y'all we got ten orders coming in..

stuart: you've got the stuff in alaska but you know how to get it. you are a guest of arkansas senator johnozeman. i bet you will be looking at the president's mental and physical abilities as much as anything else. am i right? >> we all age differently. i had a chance to meet the president on two occasions, i would say donald trump is fit for office. stuart: we should leave it right there. you are diplomat too. see you soon. coming up. a confused looking biden avoided questions from reporters during an event at the white house. >> president biden: better not start the questions. i will get in trouble. stuart: who is the president going to get in trouble with is the question to ask. presumably the real president. colombia national on the terror watch list crossed the border in eagle pass, texas after a week before trump's visit. griffin jenkins has the story from the border next. everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too. that's why we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it into everything? what? i don't do

john kennedy. it's not going to work. i don't know the circumstances but not the head of the ticket for the democrats. stuartat the state of the union speech and speaker of the house mike johnson and they were beaten much by migrants in time square and in the box. i wonder how many democrats will stand up and clap when new york city police officers are introduced. >> none of them. very good for the speaker. stuart: i digress. new wall street journal poll shows voters are not giving credit to biden and lacking in the latest head-to-head matchup and trump 47 and biden 45. will the economy decide this next election? or biden's age or the border. >> the prospects for the economy and the border were knot now hitting every state in the union and every major town in the union and why did you let it happen? don't go to this nonsense and started under tram and it did what trump did to stop that flow and on the economy. things are going to really get better. not just slowly getting improvement and real faith in the future and real prospects and coming up with exciting proposals and tax cuts and i think social security

john chrisman and seymour nissen. [applause] accompanied by speaker mike johnson leader mitch mcconnell, jeffries, senator susan collins, senator edward markey, representative koster, former representative stuart, deputy secretary of veterans affairs tonya, secretary of the army christine marman, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general charles junior, chief of staff to the army general randy george and president of the ghost army legacy project, mr. rick buyer. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. [applause] >> thank you all so much. we are proud to welcome you here to the capital. it's a good to see you all this morning and i want to just thank you so much of the many important folks that are here gathering. my colleagues and congress and of course the secretary and general brown and general george and mr. rick buyer who you will hear in a little while. our friends and family and of course the veterans of the ghost army we are so delighted to have you gentlemen here. the congressional gold medal is the highest honor that this body can bestowpodividual and today o s1404 we are here to a word that metal to the

stuart: can we move on and let me talk about this: donald trump teasing a possible pick for treasury secretary. who is it? lauren: johnade $20 the billion shorting the housing market in '08. yeah. well,ing john paulson hosted a trump fundraiser a few weeksing ago at his palm beach home, and he's hosting another one with next week with cantor fitzgerald's howard limb nick. so he is a potential name being floated on the short list. stuart: what do you think? >> that's a tough one, he's a man who has made enormous if amounts of money some years, but he takes as though he makes enormous amounts of money every year, and it kind of rubs prose on the street the wrong way. of -- pros on the street the wrong way. stuart: thanks very much is, adam. now this, we received the producer price inflation report this morning. janet yellen spoke with fox business' edward lawrence on inflation. this was yesterday. roll tape, please. >> i wouldn't look at expect this to be a smooth path month to month, but the trend is clearly favorable. that said, president biden's top priority is addressing the issue of high costs that concerns so many

stuart: congressman carlos jimenez, appreciate it. some senators are positioning themselves to be mitch mcconnell's replacement. who are we talking about? ashley: the list of prospects begins with the three johnss to mcconnell. they are in order john cornyn of texas, to announce his bid. to fix a broken senate. another candidate, senator john thune who made no secret that he wants the job. senator john barrasso who held the number 3 gop post since 2019 as chair of the senate republican conference. all three have endorsed donald trump for president. they have that in common. who does the former president support? there are a lot of good choices. politico reported, privately encouraged senator steve daines of montana to replace mcconnell. stuart: coming up, we told you parts of arizona are the new epicenter of the border crisis. why did biden visit brownsville, texas where there is no action? former border patrol chief chris klemm joins that momentarily. residents near the southern border, a fifth-generation rancher has seen it all from dead bodies on his property to dangerous cartel members avoiding checkpoints. that is next. everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. alan, we get it. you lo