jared: painter chuck johnston is one of gateway's 98 artists. once finished in the studio, their work may be shown downstairs in the organization's gallery, offered for sale in its shop, or even published. johnston's latest volume is his take on television's the golden girls. >> it's like to put a spin on making it look more animated. yeah, the golden girls, like, i mean i did that one, but as soon as i finished that, it's like man, i just wish betty white could have had that one. jared: historically, one place work by artists like johnston and clark has been omitted is muses. recently though, some of the country's largest have begun a course correction. at boston's museum of fine arts it's begun with tours highlighting the work of disabled artists in its collection, both contemporary and well-known figures whose disabilities are often only a footnote in their biographies. like frida kahlo, whose late career paintings were made while she was confined to her bed. and edward manet, who had a nerve disorder that often left him unable to walk or sta

the frank household was one of ten free black households in johnston. the fool is enumerated in the 1774 colonial rhode island census on the far right side, which is the area of the census that was designated for black and native americans. rufus and his fool were part of a growing blablg population before the revolutionary war. there were approximately 500,000 people of african descent which made up 20% of the population on the eve of the american revolution. a very small percentage of black were free and they lived under very restrictive conditions like the franks. as the war progressed, the desires of these half a million people could be separated into two categories. as defined by ira berlin. the enslaved looking for liberty and freedom. free blacks were looking for equality. free buildings were looking for equality. throughout the duration of the war they would judge who would and could grant their desires. the british or the americans. now william and ben would follow in their father's footsteps and serve in the military during the revolutionary w

it has collapsed and johnston all i've sold has called for the confidence vote in mid january. charles of this or from the democratic party, made the announcement off to dismissing his finance minister, christie, i believe not. who leads to business friendly, free democrats, they formed, bought the countries 3 potty coalition government with the greens, the confidence vote would likely trigger a new parliamentary elections by the end of march. here's how salts explained his decision that is happening. but as i ask permission from the federal president to dismiss the finance minister, i was forced into this decision in order to prevent damage to our country. so then we need a government capable of taking action that has the power to make the right decisions for our country. that's what i needed in the last 3 years. and that's what i need now. i made another extensive offer to the free democrats earlier today. so that we can close the holes in the budget and to avoid scrubbing our country into chaos, did you look at one of this house actually some going on? it was a long distance

detectives called knox county chief deputy attorney hal johnston down to erika's apartment.agreed this has got to be the same guy. we don't know. but those-- those very strong correlations there, both of the victims were young college students. they were white females. they lived off campus. the couch cushion in the tub indicated to me something had happened on that couch that the perpetrator wanted to clean up. there's been some type of an assault here. and they're desperate enough to have moved the body. andrea canning (voiceover): erika's family lived over 100 miles away and got a call from investigators that no one wants to get. erika's mother, elaine. andrea canning: what did they say? that she was missing. and i was like, how could she be missing? i couldn't understand it. you know, what are you talking about? andrea canning (voiceover): erika's sister, ronda, made the long, agonizing trip to vincennes with her parents. ronda norman: and it seemed like an impossible feat that she's missing. and now we have to find her. andrea canning (voiceover): detectives didn't shar

home for rufus was not johnston, rhode island after the war, that is where he settled. it is a small town just northeast of providence. rufus married, he had three children he had two sons by the name of william and ben, one daughter by the name of hannah, it was one of 10 free black households in johnston, the family is enumerated in the 1774 colonial rhode island census on the far right side. which is an area of the senses that was designated for blacks and native americans. rufus and his family's -- his family were part of the growing black population for the revolutionary war. there were approximately 500,000 people of african descent which made up 20% of the population on the eve of the american revolution. most were enslaved. a very small percentage of blacks were free and they lived under very restrictive conditions like the franks. as the war progressed, the desires of these half 1 million people could be separated into two categories as defined by historian ira berlin, the enslaved were looking for liberty and freedom, free blacks were looking for a quality. th

william settled in his hometown, johnston. after the war and became a part of a growing population free blacks of over 3400 that were now living in the state of rhode island. another 1000lacks remain enslaved. william is listed as a free head of household of two in that federal. the first federal census and the red is pointing to william's name that census. his brother ben's life was little bit more complicated, just a little after ben left the cannon army, he signed up to serve with british troops. he alone in fleeing to the british. as i said earlier, thousands enslaved people fled to british lines during the war. at the end of the war, many of the defeated british troops and loyalists, black loyalists among them, made their way to new york city, which is one of the last british strongholds in america. at the end of the war, they at new york until the final peace treaty was negotiated and a passage would be arranged for them to go to england or british colonies in the caribbean and. as part of the peace treaty promised the r

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. >> joining me now, the denver mayor, mike johnston. so mayor johnston, you heard what he said. you got something in common. you're willing to go to jail. he's willing to put you there. he says he's going to enforce the law. are you willing to go to jail over this you know, i think there are thoughtful ways to solve this problem if they want to focus on violent criminals we would be happy to help support pursuing, arresting and deporting them. >> we've helped past administrations. we do that again. if they want to focus on adding more judicial capacity. so folks with asylum claims can have their cases heard more quickly. we would support that. well, we're not going to do is support deploying the 101st airborne into american cities to pull ten year old kids out of their classrooms and handcuffs i think that is immoral. >> that's unconstitutional, and that's un-american. >> and so i think if that's what they're proposing, they will find us resisting. if they want to partner on common sense solutions, we'll always be happy to partner so if trump were to order ice agents you know, f

radar is it means that if you've got a ship like johnston dancing in and out of the rain squalls for johnston, as long as her radars operational can maintain her range bearing calculations and keeps her control lock on the japanese every time one of the us ships disappear behind smoke or rain school or whatever completely resets the so japanese optical fire control, once they're ranged in, is really good. but every time a u.s. ship pops up, they have redo those calculations, send off some testing sailboats, make corrections, and then they're back on target. and by that time, someone's docked in a way again and they're all back to one. so from online we've got a question says was the japanese bomber that landed the fatal hit on the uss princeton flying out of luzon, or was it flying from one of admiral ozawa's. presumably, i'm sure that was a land based plane. yeah, i don't recall there being any any belief that. well, halsey, it was from ozawa's carriers, but it wasn't. yeah, i was just thinking where princeton hit. that would be a very lost. hmm. gentlemen, that. thank you. i have a

i carry johnston. we'll have one use for you after us. why's stay with us? the i'm counting the cost. what does the 2nd trump presidency means a big tech in the us? spain, devastating floods on the school. the huge cost of climates in action plus big oil companies in the idea of running for the exit. so who cleans up the environmental damage? counting the cost on al jazeera, the the 1st $2.00 programs if their series of ice royce would be looking at how the low is being used to full governments and multinational corporations to take the climate action. but what about the changes already going on with in the business world itself? and this program i'm exploring with the transforming the economic legacy of the industrial revolution. could imparts be an inside joke. i'm beginning my journey in the u. k. and the historic university town of upsets where i need to sell style to renegade economist h way west i i want to hear why she thinks it's critical, the business changes. they cool this era, the triple scene is the era in which commodity we have become the bigg

johnston, professor of practice. and i want to get into with you guys what some of these billionaires plan to do now that they essentially own this country. ali, elon musk gets to reorganize the government any way he likes. they're going to create a new agency for him so he can slash spending and then what? >> look, there's a couple things think about here. one is forget the taxes, right? going to be lower corporate taxes but corporations already pay a substantially lower tax than they do in most other developed countries. you hinted at this. this is about government contracts and deregulation. elon musk, jeff bezos, both have government contracts. people have canceled their subscriptions to "the washington post." forget it, it's not the money making venture here. it's the government contracts that amazon web services has. cancel your prime subscription before your "washington post" things. but space, you have that side of things, and then you have the massive deregulation. there's a woman named lena khan, 35 years o

johnston, what to the working-class people get out of all of that? their pockets picked. we already have a whole series of stealth ways that the government reaches in on behalf of very wealthy people and they take a penny here and a quarter there and a dollar somewhere else and they redistribute it to people at the top. there is one thing you said, joy, i want to address. i think it's very important. there is no such thing as deregulation. there is only reregulation, which enhances the power of the oligarchs which shields them from responsibility for what they do, which helps them get rid of competition so that they have better than a monopoly. if there is two or three companies with complex contracts, cellphone companies, they can raise prices more than a monopolist. >> that's right. >> that's their goal. not to be accountable. not to pay taxes. and by the way, trump did not pass a tax cut law. he passed a tax deferral into the future with interest because he financed it with borrowed money. that's not a tax cut. a deferral with interest. >> and the

to the v these hit by real kits pod from the evidence, at least 6 people, the injured the carry, johnston, this is out to sara with loss from tow. so coming up, another strike coming lebanese capital is ready will change, hits a residential building into a route. 5 people are confirmed dead so far. leaders from the wells top of the 20 economy estimates and re addition nearer to find solutions to climate change. rising global.

it's area relief. foundation the i'm carry johnston and david all the top stores now and i'll just here is ready as strikes of them bonded areas across 11 in the past. the 24 hours, the types of kills at least $37.00 people, including full paramedics, thousands of others have been injured. well this video shows often mouth of one of the is ready as strikes and own back city in the east. the regional governor says israel targeted a civil defense center. i've had 20 people in sight. meanwhile, the us some past due to a route to submit to the draft, the c spot proposal to the evidence to speak to opponents. and i'll be very us has been trying to blow cold truths to end. the escalating conflict between is well and has the dosage of body has more from the deputies capital and the details of the draft has not been obtained. if its sources of told l g 0 is that this is a being seen as a 1st step in a restarting dialogue between the root and washington. now what this documents contains is ways to move forward in opening up discussions about the possibility of a cease fire down the line. this is

hard liners from florida. nominated for the secretary of state and attorney general, the cherry johnston, the ssl just here a lot from day. i also on the president, no way in gauze or is off limits. and as well as the bombing campaign and s tried hits tense, sheltering palestinians, we'd been forcibly displaced. desperate for help prompted leaving the zones behind . we talked to people who fled fighting in essential sit on and pose open shortly. insured then cause of parliamentary election.

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[000:00:00;00] the so i'm carry johnston in the top stories on challenges here. donald trump has named more top level positions for his administration. us the president elect has opted for those who have stood by him and defended his past actions. florida senator mancha rubio has been picked, has trumps, secretary of state, trump described smooth, it was a fearless worry to not back down from adversary's. rubio is known for his orchestra stones, sonya china, rod and cuba. my hair wasn't great enough in my present, replaces confidence in me in a position of such importance, such a tremendous responsibility and the job of the secretary status to execute on foreign policy set by the elect, the president, the united states. and i hope to have the opportunity to do it as my current colleagues here in the us senate confirmed this. and i know that florida for this and not gates is trumps. pick to serve as the us attorney general from the news gates will protect us borders and help dismantle organized crime. gates has previously denied obligations of 6 trafficking, and has been investigated fo

and a quick reminder of a top story of this german, these governing coalition has collapsed up to johnston. shoulds fired. it's fine, as well as the shoals as called a confidence vote in mid january. and any elections could be handled by the end of march, before the crisis, germany was due to connect the new government in, in september, next year. you are up to date. we are back again in about 15 minutes from now and see you then by the take a look around havana and you can still see signs that the us auto industry is glorious past. but some of the old calls won't get you very far off. and the fact teresa once built them, now law and ribbons. will this also be the fate of germany's law just come on? you've got to repeat w. how's it failed to recognize the signs of the times? also a made today sustainable kerosene will flying soon be green of solar panels. how difficult all they to recycle. i accept. so i like to how to get ships to great heights.

to jail johnston after he said his city will resist efforts to use the military to carry out deportationsre's his response to all this. >> we are not going to support applying the hundred first airborne into american cities double 10-year-old kids out of their classrooms in handcuffs. america is not after another conflict. if they are going to send the u.s. army or navy s.e.a.l.s into denver to pursue folks to pull them off the job at hotels or restaurants where they are working to pull kids off the soccer field i think we will see folks around the country who will not resist that. >> you expect us protest in response to mass deportation? >> i do, but i don't expect mass deportation. i think it sounds good and they look like the tough guys and we know that has been their brand. basically look like the bullies that they are. when you start to get into the nitty-gritty and talk about details that's when they are like we didn't realize this or that or even when you start to talk about the cost. when we started to ramp up what the cost will look like for us to effectuate this but then also lo

. >> that was denver mayor mike johnston said we be willing to go to jail to stop the mass deportationgrants. in los angeles city council passed a sanctuary city ordinance barring resources from being used for federal immigration enforcement in boston michelle wu said the city's police will not cooperate with federal immigration agents. all around the country city and state level officials are preparing to fight trump's mass deportations. and trump's team is preparing as well. the washington post is now reporting adviser to president- elect trump are discussing how to ute laterally strip federal resources if cities that refuse to participate in the mass deportation agenda. so, how will the showdown play out. joining me former secretary of housing and urban development and the former mayor of san antonio, texas. deputy director of the aclu immigrants rights project. thank you both for being here. as former mayor, help us understand the kind of power that cities have to resist trump a deportation efforts. >> thanks, well, these mayors mayor johnston and mayor bass are following in a long

these mayors, mayor johnston, mayor bass.llowing in a long tradition of mayors who have pushed back against getting local police involved in immigration enforcement. many cities don't participate in the programs that involve local police acting as immigration enforcement agents and cities have home rule power so they have a good amount of power themselves. now usually, the way that the federal government would try and make them comply would be to threaten to withhold funding for transportation, safety. these conflict haves gone to court before. and the courts have given a lot of latitude to cities in certain cases so it will be fascinating to watch. and i think probably disappointing for donald trump if he tries to force these cities to comply with his wishes. i'm glad to see them standing up. it's what people need. and it is also good for keeping neighborhoods safer. police chiefs say you make people into immigration agents, local police, people will be afraid to report crime. >> that is such an important point. what donald

the ground carried johnston itself. is there a lot from to also on the is really a tax could at least $55.00 palestinians across the goal is that including 18 people, a single stride corner, residential building.

mike johnston the mayor of denver walked it back. let me play for you senator rand palls. thoughts for him before that and get your take. >> the mayor of denver, if he is going to resist federal law, which is a longstanding history of the supremacy of federal law, if he will resist that it will go to the supreme court and i would suspect he would be removed from office. i think the mayor of denver is on the wrong side of history and really i think will face legal ramifications if he doesn't obey the federal law. >> dana: tell us what's going on out there. >> the mayor of denver is doing what mayors in liberal cities do. saw the mayor of boston do the same thing. he is quote, unquote, walking it back a little bit but not that much. he is merely saying i wish i didn't maybe call it something like our tiananmen square moment but not changing his view. on our radio station a couple of days ago the mayor compared possible deportations of illegal immigrants to the internments of japanese americans by fdr during world war ii, which is a terrible comparison. illegals aren't suppos

i am chris johnstone. it's a thrill for me to be up with these two legends of the u.s.-japan relationship. we are going to have a conversation here about some of the ground we have covered. i don't think they really need an introduction but i'm going to attempt a short one to get us started. ambassador armitage, ambassador kato, really extraordinary careers in asia and in this relationship. ambassador kato joined the ministry of foreign affairs in 1955 and thereafter had an amazing career as a diplomat. most of us know him as the longest serving japanese ambassador to the united states from 2001 to 2008. he was also deputy minister of foreign affairs, director general of the foreign policy bureau, among other distinguished posts. as many of you know, he was also commissioner of japan's professional baseball league from 2008 to 2013. we should spend a lot of time talking about that but we will focus on alliance matters today. welcome, ambassador kato. ambassador armitage, you were deputy secretary of state from 2001 to 2005 bid prior to that, extraordinary career in u.s.

let me just tell viewers the south dakota senatorjohnston south dakota senator johnston has just southn has just been elected as the new majority leader in the senate. ——john new majority leader in the senate. —— john thune. new majority leader in the senate. ——john thune. give new majority leader in the senate. —— john thune. give us your assessment of what that means because i think i'm right in saying he perhaps was not the chosen trumped candidate? that is really interesting result, because in the last few weeks, senator rick scott in fort has emerged as perhaps the favoured candidate of the trump camp. a lot of his backers have been picking up rick scott, not least elon musk, and he is promising things donald trump is keen on, such as these recess appointments, this is the idea of getting people confirmed without a vote during a senate recess, a congressional recess. rick scott had promised that the donald trump had asked for that. this, ithink, he did not wade into this formally, let's be clear about that, but people around him, if people on the flanks did very much so, so this i

paul johnston and roberto sembiante, who ran the 100 miles in 23 hours, 22 minutes and 57 seconds, beating previous record by nearly an hour. >> this year's antarctic ice ultra was held last week when high temperatures were just -25. >> okay, so a little warm. >> i have so many questions. do they take breaks for hot chocolate? like what do they do in between? oh my goodness. >> how do you go to the bathroom? all those snow pants on mid-race i guess you just you just do it. >> i don't know. is it free diaper? i've never ran diaper. >> yeah, maybe it just freezes. >> i have never run that distance in my life. yeah, antarctica or anywhere else? >> well, next to a crab safe car. >> wait, what? >> yeah, a photographer down under invented a crab safe attachment to his truck's wheels that enable him to drive through hundreds of red crabs migrating on christmas island. it gently shoves the crabs out of the path of the truck's wheels. >> we love this, right? more than 100 million red crabs emerge from the burrows in the jungle and migrate to the coast every year at this time, and at sundown, they a

the carry johnston, this is alice, is there a lot from the also coming up is rarely strikes, spring destined destruction to east and 11, and it's been under attack every day of the past week. sprint to the finish line coming to harrison. donald trump riley in swing states just 3 days, let us selection campaigns 1st. i'm funny, i got in my boss out just outside of.

and when they are competent enough they do carry a lot of legitimacy and i do wonder when you hear johnston say i am happy with the mix if it puts the brakes on others who are still in the process of changing their own if disney has already done that. >> take disney out and i thought they did and maybe he will make deals and they say we are done and fine but again it speaks to the idea i can model disney and i don't have to say once they by the film library of warner bros., now i will get excited and a real company doesn't have to do that but it's disney and i can model that. >> on disney the main cable network is espn and they already breakout sports and they will be launching the direct to consumer espn next summer and that will be important but when it comes to other linear networks maybe they say yes i can go back to that sun valley interview with bob eiger i did in the summer of 2023 where he said nothing is off the table but clearly that is a different approach but it doesn't necessarily move the needle whereas for other companies it is obviously much more vital and at warner bros. di

is 2024 election on out to 0 the the because i'm carry johnston. this is i'll just hear a lot from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. i see a nation determine to turn the page on hatred and division and chart a new way for with democratic presidential candidates. cala harris makes a last ditch appeal to bates as a plus michigan for just 2 days to go to review a selection arc. with your vote on tuesday, i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of criminals coming into your country. your country is under touristy, republican candidates, donald trump doubles down on his rhetoric on integration, is campaigning across the street swing states, plus anger and grief and gaza as palestinians born children killed in an it's very strong con, phone units. at least 35 people are killed across the street on sunday. and these are our launch is a series of strikes on residential errors in eastern and southern 11 and trusting civility and some of the buildings the beginning in the united states where it says sprint to the finish. and one of the most conseq

>> i think we lost our connection with hugh johnston. our thanks to him. he said utilities being a non-bull market sector would be one to stay away from. >> normally, yes, but everything happening with a.i. now. >> yes. absolutely. >>> let's turn to the bond market with big jumps in yield ahead of tomorrow's inflation report. >> indeed you nailed it. cpi tomorrow and ppi the next day. the market has much different prognoses or diagnoses for inflation in the u.s. economy, much different than many economists as rates pop before we see the data and it is not only that but as the wall street journal said 23 nobel laureate economist that it wrong on how the equity markets would respond after the election. if you look at the dow jones chart after you look at the interest chart you can see it is a mere image taking a breather and finally a breather after such an excited response to the obvious notion we will have better growth under the new trump administration. if we continue to look at 10 year, look at the two day and let's drag friday back into the picture. fr

again, defined by the carrier johnston, this is alex, is here, where i live from. tab will stay on. the product is ready for us is once again target. it's a so called safest southern guns, that at least 10 displaced palestinians are killed in almost see the screams of terra and lebanon, as well as the defense minister projects to cease 5.

the other one carried johnston into one of the top stores on i was just here, not a nation. the security council has met to discuss the deteriorating humanitarian situation in gaza. it comes as a agencies one that simon is immune into the northern parts of the strip. you an agency for palestinian refugees says a number of a trucks entering gauze that has forwarded to us lowest level in 11 months with just the 2 trucks a day on average in october. not a nation says at least 600 trucks a day on needed to meet basic needs. meanwhile, an s tri cuz hits of palestinians living in a make shift tenant in central garza, the drawing this house trying because they to on tuesday, triggered a huge fight at the camp. and they all belong, at least 2 people have been killed as several children among the image. it is where the forces have hit the southern sub of lebanon's capital it for a 2nd time in the past hour. but assignable to be seen in the here in they rotate folders a strike less than an hour and 20 minutes to is a caps has rules down to cease father to is rose. all goes on that the

and now johnston warning that could happen here? that's what's going on?nt-elect enforces immigration law, enforces the existing immigration law? and he's refusing to back down on his ridiculous stance, saying this. "the short answer is we want change that because those are our core values, and we are not going to sell out those values to anyone. we are not going to be bullied into changing them. i think we are going to continue to be a welcoming, open, bighearted city it's going to stand by our values." does that mean, kayleigh, he's also going to stand by the murders, the savage murders and rapes, like of laken riley and jocelyn nungaray and bambi larson connect the list goes on. i'm curious if in referencing soccer moms that he has the heart within to reference those innocent young lost lives at the behest of those president trump has vowed to get rid of. >> kayleigh: fantastic question. you want to give century to those here illegally. they love tiananmen square references. do you remember when trump went to the church and held up the bible? they had t

the creed people morgan ultra 0 on through man, as well as that from me fully by 2 little carry. johnston will have more news for you on algae 0 after the documentary dying. thanks so much. the a full year of war in gaza and now it is really troops invading lebanon. are the us in israel working to reshape the entire region. who do americans trust to handle their economy, immigration, and the wars and ukraine and gaza? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line, the the we carry that we will deal with climate change. it's not only a crisis, it's an enormous opportunity. the colonizers go to war with nature, and call it a business opportunity. the i tell you that even are dead, have drowned in their graves, and you asked me to be polite. i you shy smile. so they know you are not dangerous. and still the $100.00 dead. 200 dead, the 1500 dead and no negotiation, no negotiation, no negotiation will bring them back to life. the, i want the world leaders to know that the earth has a memory the you cannot negotiate with nature. the there will come a time where no amount of dollars will be a

ready ready ready carry johnston and the top stores on the outside air of the month. so pressure us president joe biden is lifting restrictions on the use of long range missiles by ukrainian forces. the decision is key for can find the weapons deep inside russian territory. the on the front 9, it follows the deployment of thousands of troops from north korea to reinforce the russian efforts to retake ground and comes just 7 weeks before by the office. i said vague reports from keith. when you cranes use of western weapons so far. they have been several, a different kinds of weapons given to ukraine, increasing the range, the stone shadow. for example. let me so of you've had the f sixteens, has it changed the cost of the war? no, it hasn't. ukraine is still using ground in the east of the country where russia has been making advances. no, yes. ukraine has taken territory in coast. and russia is reading the force of around $50000.00 troops, including $10000.00 north koreans to take them on. and this may slow them down. essentially what ukraine may be thinking is that t

the cherry johnston. this is alex, available costing life from also coming out. relatives attends funerals in the wake of more is ready as strikes on concepts at least 70 protest opinions of til across the north and south. another is ready as dry convey route 2 people are killed and 22 inches.

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a hit on color gone, the political economist and senior electra at the university of johnston. i thank you. of the us president elect donald trump has named more top level positions, including many who have shown loyalty to him. in the past, some of his cabinet nominees have cause concern within the republican policy, which now of course controls the house of representatives. the senate chaper sounds, he reports now from capitol hill in washington, dc. donald trump has dominated market rubio as secretary of states. someone viewed with suspicion by the president elect space with welcome to buy washington's foreign policy establishment. it's a tremendous honor to the present replaced with confidence in me in a position of such importance. it's also a tremendous responsibility not received so warmly by the conservative wing of the party from normalization of to see gabbert is director of national intelligence and mountain gates is attorney general gabbert has criticized the us as involvement and watch equals wasteful foreign was and this confirmed she'll be in charge of putting to

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you seem to feel that for that seat will stay red your thoughts on even mike johnston you heard earliert of giving away some pushback, but i do know, maybe he would not mind. [chuckling] because he has been an agitator to say in the house of representatives. >> it is true, you has been one of the ones, but think about what this does, how much political powers this is giving to governor ron desantis down there. a senate seat obviously if marco rubio is confirmed, you would have to appoint somebody until another election for that prominent role on the line. districts all through florida to talk about mike waltz, matt gaetz another, it will all go through special election. you have to imagine ron desantis will try to do this as quickly as possible, without special election for her district, but it gives him quite a lot of time in the political spotlight with so many names into the trump administration. >> martha: the department of justice oversees the fbi, obviously it is a big job and it is a long arms of justice in this country, president trump was very unhappy and understandably so with

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