in my case, i already tried that, not the rock, but jon stewart. i tried to get progressive leaders, and that didn't work, and then the democratic governors to join the race. we have to beat trump, and no incumbent under 50 points wins. an incumbent under 40 points has never won. they are lying to you. he has almost no chance of winning. that's why i tried so hard. when i couldn't get the democratic governors, i tried for jon stewart. he's entertaining, and that matters in modern day politics, and he's a decent human being, who by the way outside of congress, got congress to help veterans and first responders, and he's gotten things done. jon stewart does not realize it, but he would win the primary fairly easily. i'm saying it on tv, john, come into the race. you will win. don't listen to your advisers or whoever is telling you that you can't win. donald trump, you know what he started at in 2015? 1%. 1%, and he rose up. part of the reason he rose up, he was a celebrity, and he was not a politician. the caller is exactly right, and i think the bes

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this is something new, but always saw was jon stewart's involvement and another key point was president biden talking about the issue of improving health care for burn pit victims in his state of the union address. that was a tipping point. the state of union is a posturing speech, a way to highlight a lot of these issues. it was the first time this burn pit care for veterans and illnesses was brought to that level. that give extra momentum on capitol hill and give impetus for things to pass through the house. we saw the fights over the summer of 2022. everything with legislation gets complicated. the veterans groups have been fighting it for a long time but we are pleased to see that it moved ahead last year. host: how has the v.a. ramped up to deal with the influx? there are a lot of veterans that were exposed to toxic burn pits. they are also screening every veteran to comes to -- that comes to any facility. guest: that is why the v.a. has ramped up its hiring. it is already second-largest agency in terms of spending within the federal government. up to 450,000 employees. $320 billio

jon stewart led a real good campaign to help the poor soldiers out.ost: i should note we have covered some of those press conferences and some of those hearings jon stewart has appeared in on those issues of burn pits post 9/11. thanks for the call out of cincinnati, ohio, this is bob, independent. what are your thoughts on cameras in the courtroom here? caller: hi. good morning, sir. ok, remember what happened in 1939. hitler became close to god in a fascist way. also, mussolini, putin, and others. just to name a few, gaddafi, saddam, xi. i mean, come on. host: what does that have to do with cameras in the courtroom here? caller: because the american people want to see the real facts. the whole world wants to see the real facts,the whole world wante facts. period. host: bob in texas. this is vernon in maryland, republican. good morning. caller: hello. good morning. my point is the cameras you are asking, it is long-standing that there should to cameras in the courtroom. i am of the opinion that we should not have them. if we want to change that, we s

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jon stewart would win the primary easily. you could definitely beat joe biden. tv. jon, come into the race. you would actually win. don't listen to whoever's telling you that you could not win. when donald trump started out, he started out at 1% and rows up because he was a celebrity and was not a politician. the caller is exactly right. i think the best person for it is jon stewart. host: from text messages, tom from pennsylvania asks your position on what is happening on our southern border. guest: people who watch our show are surprised when on the first day of greg abbott busing people to democratic cities i said it makes sense. we are supposed to hate the republicans. why do you think it makes sense to bus these people? because border states have to deal with that wave of people. we do not give them enough help. we say it is your problem. when they started busing people to democratic cities, it became our problem. that is the way it should be. i am in favor of immigration. i would send an army of judges to go through asylum seeking as quickly as possible. p

a number of years ago at the end of an interview with jon stewart then of "the daily show," where she had lobbied him to pay more attention to fighting the stigma of mental illness, offered to award him a rosalynn carter fellowship to improve his reporting skills. he looked at her and said, mrs. carter, you are truly one of the good people in this world. today, we do indeed mourn a remarkable person. one of the truly good people in this world. may those of us who knew and loved her as a friend and colleague honor her life by building on her legacy of caring deeply for the most vulnerable among us. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ praise for the sweetness of the wet garden sprung in completeness where his feet pass ♪ ♪ mine is the sunlight mine is the morning born of the one light eden saw play praise with elation praise every morning god's recreation of the new day ♪ >>> a reading from the book of psalm. may this be pleasing in your site, lord, my rock and my redeemer. >> president carter, president biden, dr. biden, vice president harris, second gentleman, president clinton, secretary clinton, mrs. bush,

i think the best guy for it is jon stewart. but i'll take anyone at this point, because joe biden's definitely going to lose from our text messages. tom from erie, pennsylvania, asks, what is jenks policy position on what's happening on our southern border? yeah, so people who watch our show, the young turks were surprised when on the first day of greg abbott bussing people to the democratic cities. i said, yeah, it makes sense. and people are like, wait, we're way we're supposed to hate the republicans and why do you think that it makes sense for him to bus these people? because the border states have to deal with all of that wave of people and we don't fund them properly and we don't give them enough help. and then go, ha ha, it's your problem. and once they started bussing people to democratic, all of a sudden it became our problem. and that's the way we should be. so if we're going to pass laws, we should all field them both. the advantages and disadvantages of it. now, i'm in favor of immigration, so i would send an army o

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your committee sent a letter to cook yesterday asking for an explanation as to why apple and jon stewart parted ways. the question was is this over china? do you know? >> we don't know, but there are certainly rumors out there. a lot of american corporations find themselves in this pickle where they understand that china is not just a competitor. they are clearly an adversary to the united states. and at the same time, they have a huge market in china. so apple is trying hard to sell products to china. we have seen chinese sales fall in recent months. that's great concern to them, to their shareholders. we have real national security concerns about some of the business relationships that go on in china and the influence that the chinese government can have over american corporations. that's really the heart of the the matter. is china dictating what apple does and doesn't do in china. that's of the real concern to us. we hope to find out. >> let us know what you hear from apple going forward on that. i want to turn to the war between israel and hamas, given your four tours that you serve

some of the items, you can visit the seth of myth thick quest, visit with jon stewart or ahmad rashad or elizabeth banks or eric stone street. you can have lunch with me and paul rudd. i know paul is the attraction, or lunch with erin brockovich or lunch with evan pollack. so much more. it's all there. all ending in the next hour or so. all proceeds go to build specialized home for wounded veterans. thank you so much. wolf blitzer picks it up right now in "the situation room." see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, president biden says gaza's largest hospital should be, should be protected as israel insists it's striking medical centers hamas is using as cover. hospital officials reporting catastrophic conditions and increasingly desperate measures to keep premature babies and others alive. cnn goes inside gaza with israeli forces getting an up close look at the enormous scope of the destruction. the idf showing tunnels use bid hamas including beneath a children's hospital. donald trump jr. wraps up the testimony for the defense in the $250 million civil fraud trial against the trump or

>> first of all let me say in this instance we want to understand what happened if apple and/or jon stewarthat's fine we want to understand the decisions businesses make. or if they want to tell us the reporting was inaccurate i'm open to that as well the bigger issues at play here are as follows one, in order to even get into china, you know, the entertainment industry has to censur any story lines of china. and you probably understand this better than i do, andrew before pen is put to paper, nothing critical of china would be part of a script. why does it matter at least for a couple reasons. one, in order to win this competition with china, we have to do some hard and costly things, which means we need the support of the american people in the old cold war with the soviet union, even your average american who didn't pay attention to politics understood what the kgb was, who the good guys and bad guys were we have no reference here in part because hollywood doesn't want to anger the chinese communist policy. >> i don't disagree with you, congressman. i think you're right that there is a s

a group of lawmakers in washington sent a letter to apple asking why the company cancelled jon stewart'sw tv show on apple tv. lawmakers are concerned apple canned the show because stewart was exploring issues that put china in a bad light. "the new york times" reported stewart told show employees it was because apple was worried about how china would react, and now they are asking apple to respond to the allegations. resume builder found many companies expect to adopt artificial intelligence in the coming year or already are using it. one-third of the companies surveyed who already use ai say the technology replaced workers this year. looking ahead, nearly every company says future job candidates will benefit from having ai skills. what does that look like? what is an ai skill? one coach said it's as simple as having used ai like chatgpt, journey, and then given thought about how you can incorporate it into your job. >> you, as an employee, need to understand what is out there so that you can be knowledgeable about it, you can be prepared for it. i think if you're in a function that cou

a group of lawmakers in washington sent a letter to apple asking why the company cancelled jon stewart'sew show on apple tv, and we have known for a couple weeks it was cancelled, but "the new york times" reported stewart told apple employees it was because apple was concerned. resume builder surveyed 700 companies and found many of them expect to adopt artificial intelligence in the coming year or are already using it, and that will mean changes to jobs. one-third of the companies already using ai said the technology replaced workers already this year. 96% say future job candidates would benefit from having ai skills. what does that look like? some say if they used ai and then thought about how they could incorporate it into their job. >> you as an employee needs to understand what is out there and you can be prepared for it. if you are in a function that could potentially get taken over by ai, you want to understand how to utilize it, because, like i said, there will still need to be people to put that information into the ai, and in some cases they need to interpret it and it needs to

jon stewart led a real good campaign to help the poor soldiers out.ost: i should note we have covered some of those press conferences and some of those hearings jon stewart has appeared in on those issues of burn pits post 9/11. thanks for the call out of cincinnati, ohio, this is bob, independent. what are your thoughts on cameras in the courtroom here? caller: hi. good morning, sir. ok, remember what happened in 1939. hitler became close to god in a fascist way. also, mussolini, putin, and others. just to name a few, gaddafi, saddam, xi. i mean, come on. host: what does that have to do with cameras in the courtroom here? caller: because the american people want to see the real facts. the whole world wants to see the real facts, so why stop the cameras? the whole world wants to see the facts. period. host: bob in texas. this is vernon in maryland, republican. good morning. caller: hello. good morning. my point is the cameras you are asking, it is long-standing that there should to cameras in the courtroom. i am of the opinion that we should not have

a number of years ago at the end of an interview with jon stewart then of "the daily show," where shereporting skills. he looked at her and said, mrs. carter, you are truly one of the good people in this world. today, we do indeed mourn a remarkable person. one of the truly good people

a number of years ago at the end of an interview with jon stewart then of "the daily show."r life by building a legacy of caring deeply for the most vulnerable among us. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a reading from the book of psalms, may the words of my mouth and meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, lord, my rock and my redeemer. >> president carter, president biden, dr. biden, vice president harris, second gentleman, president clinton, secretary clinton, mrs. bush, misses obama, mrs. trump, distinguished guests and friends, rosalynn carter would be so pleased to see that she brought all of you together on this day. [applause] first, my deepest condolences to you, president carter. to jack, chip, jeff, your families, i'm honored you asked me to participate today. news reporters and public figures we cover do not always have the smoothest of relationships. given the nature of our different roles, our interactions can be uncomfortable at times. the first time i met rosalynn carter it was 1970 and she was campaigning hard for her husband to be elected governor. it was fro

and i'm being told in response to that joke, apple has canceled jon stewart again. now, now, there you go. there you go. biden's gonna be thrilled to be out of d.c., because washington is increasingly a toxic dump. but yesterday there was a glimmer of governance, when the house of representatives approved a stopgap measure to avert a shutdown. it's a big relief, but before i forget, let me just record a promo for two months from now. tonight on "the late show," the government is headed for a shutdown. also, ravenous packs of wild dogs that now roam our streets. is your front door strong enough to save your family? the bill is the first major piece of legislation passed by new speaker of the house and sitcom dad saying "oh, smokey," mike johnson. johnson's bill had one major innovation. unlike the stopgap passed by kevin mccarthy, johnson's so-called two-step stopgap would fund certain parts of the government into mid-january and others into early february. that is genius! 'cause instead of just kicking the can down the road, mike johnson cut the can in half so now t

on x, death clock says a commitment to supporting veterans i remember when jon stewart w finally ableet republicans support burn pit legislation. in a senate hearing on the pentagon 2024 budget request, secretary lloyd austin -- here is a portion of his testimony from this year. [video clip] >> our joint force stands ready to meet any challenge. you can see the forces redness after russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine. we simply deployed to poland to nace does -- to nato's eastern flank. we closely monitored and remained --while the rest of the force by design is preparing for future contingencies. this budget will help us maintain with $146 billion in funding for operations, training and maintenance. this budget invests in improving our resilience in the face of climate change and other 21st century threats. we are going to remain the strongest ella terry in the world. as we mark the 50th anniversary of our force, i am proud of the brave men and women who choose to wear the cloth of our nation. we owe it to them and their families to take the best possible care of our people. over

this is something new, but always saw was jon stewart's involvement and another key point was presidentiden talking about the issue of improving health care for burn pit victims in his state of the union address. that was a tipping point. the state of union is a posturing speech, a way to highlight a lot of these issues. it was the first time this burn pit care for veterans and illnesses was brought to that level. that give extra momentum on capitol hill and give impetus for things to pass through the house. we saw the fights over the summer of 2022. everything with legislation gets complicated. the veterans groups have been fighting it for a long time but we are pleased to see that it moved ahead last year. host: how has the v.a. ramped up to deal with the influx? there are a lot of veterans that were exposed to toxic burn pits. they are also screening every veteran to comes to -- that comes to any facility. guest: that is why the v.a. has ramped up its hiring. it is already second-largest agency in terms of spending within the federal government. up to 450,000 employees. $320 billion

and you and i know that the jon stewart mill thing applies here.now, for bad things to happen , all it takes is for good happen, all it takes is for good people to do nothing. we've got good doing nothing at the moment. >> should the march be blocked on the 11th? >> i, i it's not my decision nor yours, nigel. my view is if they are satisfied, they can deconflict that march on saturday from what is going to happen on the sunday and due respect is paid to our monuments, our way of life and our heritage, then it can go ahead. >> okay. well, if it doesn't, then that's a signal that all those people in that march do not respect what the rest of us in the united kingdom. well, as kipling identified the word if is a very big word. if it's a many chris parry, thank many things. chris parry, thank you very indeed. right. i'm you very much indeed. right. i'm going now to join gb news security editor mark white, who joins now now from joins me live now now from southern israel, very close to the gaza border there. mark, good evening. bring us up to date. i've

and you and i know that the jon stewart mill thing applies here.now, for bad things to happen , all it takes is for good happen, all it takes is for good people to do nothing. we've got good doing nothing at the moment. >> should the march be blocked on the 11th? >> i, i it's not my decision nor yours, nigel. my view is if they are satisfied, they can deconflict that march on saturday from what is going to happen on the sunday and due respect is paid to our monuments, our way of life and our heritage, then it can go ahead. >> okay. well, if it doesn't, then that's a signal that all those people in that march do not respect what the rest of us in the united kingdom. well, as kipling identified the word if is a very big word. if it's a many chris parry, thank many things. chris parry, thank you very indeed. right. i'm you very much indeed. right. i'm going now to join gb news security editor mark white, who joins now now from joins me live now now from southern israel, very close to the gaza border there. mark, good evening. bring us up to date. i've

and then the third thing and i think this is what like jon stewart mill said, one of the good things that the government can do is collect a lot of information and then disseminate it. so one nice thing about your bill is improving the knowledge that we have about what antitrust policies work and not work. i mean, when i was at the doj, it was always surprising that we would allow these mergers to happen and then we never followed up this years later to see if it was right. >> and i'm sorry, my mind just went to something else. >> but i would think that's one of the most important aspects that we can have. and then we could learn more about what markets are susceptible to tacit collusion. is there a specific threshold? like one study found once it went beyond eight sellers, the use of pricing algorithms became quite vigorous. and so we just need to have a better understanding and the united states can play an important role in that. >> one of the most pressing issues is not enough affordable homes. we just talked about that single family starter homes, the like mr quintero, doctor qu

host: who was jon stewart and who was harriet taylor? guest: he was a famous utilitarian philosopher where on liberty really stands the test of time as the most powerful defense of individual freedom of speech, including against some of the very same, important recurring questions and arguments that some astute viewers have in composing to me. he has a dedication in the book to his wife, harriet taylor, who had died a year before the book was published. it is such an over-the-top acknowledgment, that it reads as if she were a co-authored. he talks about how every word is infused with her influence and he delayed publishing edit because she was basic and he hoped she would recover enough to review it one more time. i started being curious. with such a strong credit for her, and producing this classic work, why wasn't she treated as a co-author? it turns out that other people have asked that question and some scientists at a university in england have done some algorithmic research. professor ellis had asked about artificial intelligence a

a number of years ago at the end of an interview with jon stewart, then of "the daily show," where shealynn carter fellowship to improve his reporting skills, he looked at her and said, "mrs. carter, you are truly one of the good people in this world." today we do indeed mourn a remarkable person, one of the truly good people in this world. may those of us who knew and loved her as a friend and colleague honor her life by building on her legacy of caring deeply for the most vulnerable among us. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ morning has broken like the first morning ♪ ♪ blackbird has spoken like the first bird ♪ smoet praise for the singing, praise for the morning ♪ ♪ praise for them springing fresh from the world ♪ ♪ sweet the rains new fall, sunlit from heaven ♪ ♪ like the first dewfall on the first grass ♪ ♪ praise for the sweetness of the wet garden ♪ ♪ sprung in completeness where his feet pass ♪ ♪ mine is the sunlight ♪ ♪ mine is the morning ♪ ♪ born of the one light eden saw play ♪ ♪ praise with elation ♪ ♪ praise every morning ♪ ♪ god's recreation of the new day ♪ >> a reading from the book

i rememb wn jon stewart was finally able to get republicans touprt burn pit legislation. senate hearing on the pentagon 2024 budget request, secretary lloyd austin -- here is a portion of his testimony from this year. [video clip] >> our joint force stands ready to meet any challenge. you can see the forces redness after russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine. we simply deployed to poland to nace does -- to nato's eastern flank. we closely monitored and remained --while the rest of the force by design is preparing for future contingencies. this budget will help us maintain with $146 billion in funding for operations, training and maintenance. this budget invests in improving our resilience in the face of climate change and other 21st century threats. we are going to remain the strongest ella terry in the world. as we mark the 50th anniversary of our force, i am proud of the brave men and women who choose to wear the cloth of our nation. we owe it to them and their families to take the best possible care of our people. over the past two years, we have made moves easier, c

jon: some people might be distracted. tom: i'm distracted right now. we have to start with this. martha stewart stuffing. d only. that's it. you have to dry the italian breadcrumbs the day in advance. i've never done that. jon: are you going to be doing this today? tom: i don't know. i have wonder bread. lisa: he's not taking a flight, he's watching the flight patterns, and he is cooking. tom: do you know what wonder bread is? jon: no. tom: wonder bread is a white, spongy -- help me here, lisa. lisa: it's basically inflated plastic you can eat. tom: that is accurate. lisa: it is presliced, it is packaged, you can wish it into different shaped if you want to eat it that way. tom: i'm making my stuffing with wonder bread and martha has italian bread. jon: so it is like plato? tom: that would be accurate. jon: no idea what that was going. the euro pulling back just a touch yesterday. small moves there, though. we are backing away from august highs. tom: i have not talked about enough the ascent of sterling. over the last x number of weeks, what was it 1.16? we were getting down there. it has been an actual c

a number of years ago at the end of an interview with jon stewart then of "the daily show." announcer: we're going to leave you here to bring our live gavel -to-gavel coverage. now live to the house floor to introduce legislation to expel republican george santos. live coverage of the house here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. receive us, o lord, this day into your presence. receive, too, these lawmakers as they return to the capitol having spent much needed time with their family friends, constituents, and communities. receive us all into your gracious plan for this day and equip us for the tasks and rigors of this week. refreshed and renewed from the thanksgiving holiday, we have opened our eyes and shown our gratitude for the many blessings you have bestowed on us. remind us as we have been so blessed, so we, in turn, should be a blessing. that the country we serve and the people and concerns these members have been elected to represent would be blessed by the words