. >> this is nightline nine tonight jonathan majors, that exclusive headline making interview. what? you haven't heard yet. >> my hands have never struck a woman, ever. >> the former hollywood heavyweight and ant-man star opening up about his recent conviction of misdemeanor assault against his ex-girlfriend. >> i was, uh, i was absolutely shocked what he says did and didn't happen. >> you feel that you did anything wrong. >> plus, i'm sorry, there must be a mistake. this job is for a housekeeper. >> that's me, mr. goodman. >> tony danza, you really don't want to do push ups? really? do you want to do pushups? >> you want some of this showing us who's still the boss in an epic? muscles match off on our own set. the beloved actor, known for classics like taxi. >> if a guy doesn't do what he can't do, what are you gonna do now? >> taking on a darker role? >> it's really a lot of fun to playing a bad guy. this guy's particular fun because he enjoys his evilness and our very own nightline connection with tony's newest project. >> now i have an inside source on the show, and i can't

in an exclusive interview, with abc news, actor jonathan majors denies injuring his then girlfriend after being convicted of misdemeanor reckless assault. what he reveals about the incident. >> linsey: plus, the showdown in houston. undefeated michigan versus undefeated washington, and one quarterback's long winding road to the national championship game. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm linsey davis. tonight, millions in the northeast are digging out from the first significant snow storm of the season, and already bracing for what comes next. a potentially more dangerous cross country storm bringing a major flood risk by early this week. overnight, more than a foot of snow from pennsylvania to maine, parts of i-90 west of boston were pummeled making for dicy conditions on the road. snow plows were out in force overnight. these images are from the boston area which saw its first major snowfall in two years. a freeze forecast overnight could bri

. >> but first, actor jonathan majors is speaking out for the first time since being convicted of assault. you're watching world news now doubles partner. >> something big is happening. >> so what do you do? i enjoy skinny skiing. >> actress cindy morgan best known as blond bombshell lacey morgan in the film caddyshack, has died. officials in palm beach county, florida, say it was due to natural causes. the chicago native started as a model, then made her big screen debut in the 1980 comedy. she also appeared in the 1982 disney film tron. cindy morgan was 69. >> jonathan majors is speaking publicly for the first time since his domestic violence conviction. today marks three weeks since the actor was found guilty of reckless assault, a misdemeanor, and harassment stemming from an incident with former girlfriend grace jabari last month. last march, speaking exclusively with abc's linsey davis, majors addressed jabari's accusations. >> she says inside the car, you hit her in the face, twist her arm behind her back, fracture her middle finger. yeah that did not happen. what happened? she went

now our abc news exclusive with actor jonathan majors. him. >> yes, this is majors' first interview since he was convicted of misdemeanor reckless assault and harassment. there's a lot to unpack here. he calls the two-year relationship toxic, dangerous and unhealthy, but he is adamant, he says there was absolutely no physical abuse. >> i told you time isn't what you think. >> reporter: less than a year ago, the name jonathan majors was followed by talk of critical and box office success, sky rocketing fame, even oscar buzz. >> i have come for everything. >> reporter: but this morning a different conversation surrounds that marquee name. >> something about sitting here right now, looking at you, understanding the gravity of the situation. situation that i, in many ways, put myself in. >> reporter: the actor spoke exclusively with abc news for the first time after being convicted in late december for harassment and misdemeanor reckless assault in the third degree which could carry a penalty up to a year behind bars. why did you decide you wa

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♪yeahhhh♪ morning even better with dulcolax jonathan majors is speaking publicly for the first time since> today marks three weeks since the actor was convicted of reckless assault, a misdemeanor, and harassment in an incident with his former girlfriend last march. speaking exclusively with abc's linsey davis, majors addressed the accusations. >> so she ends up with a one inch cut behind her ear laceration. >> yes, ma'am. >> fractured finger. yeah. how did those injuries come about? >> i wish to god i knew. that would give clarity. that would give me some type of peace about it. >> but you're confident you didn't? >> i have no question. >> marvel owned by abc parent company disney, dropped majors after the verdict. he's due to be sentenced next month. >> hollywood's biggest stars were out in full force last night for the first major awards show of the run up to the oscars, the 2024 golden globe ceremony was marked by a few surprise parties and some history making moments, as well. emma hollywood is back. overnight, the golden globes ushering in the first award season since the actors and

>> yes, jonathan majors is saying that there was absolutely no physical violence.e, of course, as you said, was convicted just a few weeks ago. and in this first interview, he is maintaining his innocence. we have a clip. let's take a look. >> i'm not in the car -- none of this is happening. if i leave the relationship, none of this is happening. if i'm man enough or brave enough to say i want to see somebody else or i'm -- i'm done now, i'm not in that car. we're not here. i'm responsible for those things. >> but none of her injuries? >> i can't say that. none of her injuries. >> so as you see there, he is taking responsibility for some of his actions in that relationship which has been described as toxic and volatile. but he is, again, saying that there was absolutely no physical violence, and that the injuries that his ex-girlfriend claims that she obtained, he is not responsible for those injuries. now of course we know jonathan minimum wagers after this conviction was fired by marvel. he was set to be the future star of marvel. so it remains to be seen where h

>>> plus, why does jonathan majors keep invoking the late coretta scott king?g family has something to say about it. martin luther king iii is here to talk about that and what he hopes we'll do on his father's birthday. >>> the state of texas is blocking federal access to part of the border with mexico, and that caught homeland security officials by surprise. this is happening in eagle pass, texas, a former homeland security official called the action mind-blowing. now, for more than a year, texas governor greg abbott has been busing migrants out of texas to cities with democratic mayors, including new york and chicago. the governor of illinois is pleading with abbott to stop migrant drop-offs during the winter storm. the fear is that migrants could die in this cold. new york city is struggling to find housing for more than 33,000 people who have arrived from august since august of 2022. now thousands of migrant families have to move again and find potentially new housing. new york's 60-day shelter rule means that families who have been placed in hotel rooms ar

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. >>> in the meantime tracking a ton of other stories including jonathan major's breaking his silence once rising hollywood star, gave his first interview, since a jury convicted him last month of harassment and reckless assault. >> major says he was reckless with his ex-girlfriend, grace jabbari's hard never physically abused her and he admits the relationship was toxic and unhealthy, that is the word he used, unhealthy but says he was shocked by the verdict. >> i was absolutely shocked. and when the verdict comes down, how was that possible? based off of the evidence, based off the prosecution's evidence. let alone our evidence. how is that possible. i shouldn't have been in the car. i shouldn't have stepped out of the relationship. i shouldn't have been in the relationship, if i'm not in the car. none of this is happening. if i leave the relationship, none of this is happening. >> majors is facing up to a year in jail and he plans to appeal, sentencing is next month. >>> now some of the other headlines are you watching, dr. anthony fauci, the former top administration voice me covi

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. >> jonathan: you know, it's extraordinary. our poll shows that a vast majority of republican voters say that they believe that donald trump has the best chance of winning in november against biden, against the democrats. you obviously outperformed in 2022 in your re-election. trump -- republicans other than some exceptions like you have vastly underperformed since 2016. why are republican voters thinking -- saying, why are they wrong in saying that donald trump has the best chance of beating biden? >> well, i think it's a couple of things. i think one, our voters understandably see biden as a very feeble, weak, and poor president, and so i think some of it is they think anyone can beat him, you know, my argument on that is, is that would have been a case in 2022 in the midterms. we probably never had circumstances more favorable for the party. biden was unpopular, inflation was hot. the border was a disaster, crime. all these issues. we should have been able -- every republican with a pulse should have been able to win, and yet the democrats made it a referendum

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load of premium onto their projections which is all very well but the majority of the bonds value is explained by the shorter end. jonathantrated by the question that he is asked repeatedly about supply. in the heat of dubai, steve major of hsbc. good to catch up. the playbook is not changed for the team at hsbc. lisa: bonds are going to go lower and that seems to be the conviction that continues. jonathan: coming up, bob diamond, ceo of -- alongside stuart kaiser and kelsey barrow. fresh, warm hot dogs! when i'm not selling hot dogs, i invest in a fund that advances innovations like robotics. fresh, warm hot dogs, straight out of my torso! one for you, one for you. oh, you're a messy one. cool, right? so cool. anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. hot dogs! fresh, warm hot dogs! before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. fund investment objectives, rit's the only we need.s go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchd

department of defense press secretary, major general patrick ryder, speaking with bloomberg's jonathanwe are seeing u.s. oil futures and higher in asian trading with traders awaiting the biden administration's response to the deadly attack on its troops. fresh news on steady output from opec-plus appears to have put the brakes on last week's rally. bloomberg's su keenan joins us from new york. a lot of questions as to the direction of oil from here. su: the u.s. military will choose its timing on any response. that puts the oil market on edge. traders continue in this waiting game to see how the u.s. moves. white house officials have said the u.s. is seeking a response that is measured. tough enough to deter iran but it has to be not so dramatic that it sparks direct warfare with tehran. markets were poised for correction with the west texas intermediate flashing signs of being over about the last two sessions. but the competing forces, the geopolitical risks versus the supply is what is causing a lot of the volatility here. wti was up 7% this month. it will end the month with a gain.

this happened in major corporations, heads would roll. jonathantack in man. what was the communication between the white house and the pentagon at that time? should they have found out where the defense secretary was at that point? >> they should have. jonathan: what happened? did no one talk to each other when that happened? >> it seems like the deputy was responding to queries. we have been told that the secretary's assistant was themselves in bed with the flu. this is where all the communications broke down. that does not strike me as a satisfactory answer that if one person has the flu -- that cannot be right, not in this day and age. lisa: there has been outrage from both sides of the aisle in order to get more information. you mentioned two raging wars. one of them, we started the segment with antony blinken talking about a profound moment of tension, a moment that could eat it -- easily metastasize and cause more suffering. we are hearing more news about strikes by israel against hezbollah in lebanon. is this de-escalation that antony blink

jonathan: norman roule there. prude up by 4%, i would not call this a major move but we are back in the 80's on brent crude. tom: standard deviations, 82, 83 gets my attention. people say oil is searching. that is not the right word. jonathan: we are seeing business have to respond to this. the disruption in the red sea, first recite affect shipping -- first we saw it affect shipping. then we saw business on the ground. this from reuters tesla, partially holding work at a utility plant near berlin because suppliers have to shift transport channels off the back of this tension in red sea. tom: bloomberg intelligence had a lot of perspective yesterday. there is a big number on the disruption of the billions and billions of dollars. it is 10 to 11 days around the cape of good hope. it is longer. jonathan: we have a lot to get through. we have to talk about bank earnings. ken leon reacting to bank earnings later. jp morgan, bank of america, wells fargo all do within the next half-hour. we have to talk about citibank, pvi -- ppi. tom: each of these stories are different and unique. leon and our team will slice th

jonathan: we have seen a major move in the other direction.o the other side. so one-sided now in the last two or three months which is why people like max content and others are talking about the rates being this year, one of repricing rates higher all over again. tom: i look at the full faith and credit debate, and the way spreads have widened out, i am baffled by the issuance. joe lovington, i am looking at the bond ownership of apple. 4.4%. that is absurd. i don't even know what to do with that. lisa: apple is not walgreens. this is the issue right now. what do you do with lower rated companies? this is going to be the year when people get deals done. jonathan: they might have to get some deals done. given the maturity on the horizon at there. we are from her hereby 1% of the s&p 500. a little bit higher after three days of losses. in the bond market, higher by three basis points. we need to talk about some losses beyond tech. we need to talk about the airlines. american airlines's seven-day losing streak in -- losing streak. that is some b

jonathan: by election day? >> at least to one of those charges, one of those. the vast majority -- a substantial plurality of republicans now, at least a large percentage say no. no go. i think that's a huge red flag for donald trump. he is weak. he is more unhinged than he's ever been. he's less disciplined and less interesting. i find him less interesting. it's not even as entertaining as he was in 2020 or 2026. >> jonathan: how worried are you about a third party? there will be multiple third party candidates. it doesn't take a lot. i know a third party candidate isn't likely to be elected president. how worried are you? >> i'm worried. you have to control the controllables. right now it's getting the vote out. >> jonathan: do you think it's a mistake for democrats to try to keep these third party candidates, no labels and the others off the ballot? we're seeing an effort to do that. >> i think when you try to suppress choice and voice, it tends to backfire. >> jonathan: especially when you are talking about democracy. >> i'm not concerned. i'm here on behalf of the biden adm

this is beginning to move and i think for global wall street this is a major story to see the swiss strength. jonathang, inching higher extensions in the red sea escalate with iran sending a warship in response to the u.s. navy sinking three houthi boats over the weekend. lisa: this goes to the conversation that we were having about the domestic issues in israel and the fact that the economy is struggling with so many people out of the workforce and fighting. oil, i so focused on this year. we were surprised at the end of last year how much prices went down despite this conflict. how much for risk as this to market if prices go up? it challenges the concept of inflation moving steadily lower. tom: i'm completely focused on the domestic politics of israel and mr. netanyahu. that is what i saw on the zeitgeist. i think it is underplayed in the u.s. press. jonathan: in japan come the latest developments, a japanese coast guard airplane colliding with a plane in tokyo. the larger airbus 350 nine aircraft was evacuated safely, but five of the six crew on the coast guard airplane were confirmed dead. the sm

jonathan: exciting stuff. lisa: it doesn't reflect any major diversion.is week but i wonder if her tone has switched. she had a different tone than jerome powell. lisa: a lot of the ecb hawks say they will test say there will be no rate cuts. jonathan: we've heard that this morning on the federal reserve. let's continue the conversation with adena friedman from the nasdaq, good afternoon. let's talk about the transformation of your business, a lot of work has been done and a lot of our audience typically think of you as listings in exchange. let's talk about what you are about to become. >> our markets are the foundation they always will be. they are incredible part of our business but what we been able to do is expand our relationships with their clients across liquidity. how do we bring liquidity to markets around the world to make sure liquidity is greater? how do we help our clients manage risk so they can bring more to markets. transparency in terms of helping investors manage their investment strategies and integrity and that's where we have our ant

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. >> jonathan ashworth now severe winter weather is causing causing major travel disruption tonight ash the met office warning the worst is yet to come. flights have been cancelled , trains suspended and cancelled, trains suspended and drivers are being warned to postpone any travel. the strongest winds of up to 80 mile an hour are expected through the rush hour tomorrow morning, before your storm. jocelyn eases . off the measles outbreak has been described as deeply troubling by labour saying there should be more action to kerb the spread of the disease. the shadow health minister, karen smith, said today red tape needs to be cut to give health visitors more powers to vaccinate children. that's as cases grow in the west midlands and parts of london and the world health organisation issued fresh warnings today following a surge across europe . a study by surge across europe. a study by oxford university suggests disinformation

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jonathan turley, thank you very much. happy new year. >> you bet. larry: folks, house majorityder steve scalise joined a growing list of republican leaders endorsing former president trump for president. he joins us now to tell us why. louisiana congressman steve scalise, house majority leader, happy new year steve. thanks for coming back on. >> happy new year, larry around great to kick off the new year with you. larry: great to see you and you look great. so quickly why now? why the endorsement of mr. trump? what key principles were you looking at? >> well you know if you look at last year we had a lot to get through internally, a lot of internal fights within the republican house, a lot of big battles and things we had to deal with in terms of moving our agenda through the house. in 2024 this is the time to be focused on the election in november and i think the more you look at how off the track our country is and what we need to do to fix it, there is nobody better positioned than donald trump to get our country back on track. you were there. i was there working with him on

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jonathan: they have a lot to investigate. coming up, the future of energy. >> we are very concerned that the larger global effort to fight climate change is missing a major focusthat conversation coming up next. you are watching "bloomberg surveillance" from new york city. good morning. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside - and the other goals along the way. wealth plan can help get you there. ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management. jonathan: live from new york city, good morning. equity market positive by 0.5% on the s&p 500. yield lower by two or three basis points. a week away from a fed decision with equities at all-time highs, lisa, for a third consecutive session yesterday. lisa: while this has been driven by big tech, this idea that people trying to bleed into the russell 2000, that rotation story more, as we think about what a soft landing looks like. jonathan: the euro, 1.09 against the dollar. under surveillance this mo

. >> jonathan ashworth now severe winter weather is causing causing major travel disruption tonight as storm josslyn hits the uk with the met office warning the worst is yet to come. flights have been cancelled , trains suspended and cancelled, trains suspended and drivers are being warned to postpone any travel. the strongest winds of up to 80 mile an hour are expected through the rush hour tomorrow morning, before your storm. jocelyn eases . off the measles outbreak has been described as deeply troubling by labour saying there should be more action to kerb the spread of the disease. the shadow health minister, karen smith, said today red tape needs to be cut to give health visitors more powers to vaccinate children. that's as cases grow in the west midlands and parts of london and the world health organisation issued fresh warnings today following a surge across europe . a study by surge across europe. a study by oxford university suggests disinformation is to blame , with disinformation is to blame, with i disinformation is to blame, with 1 in 5 people in the uk saying they think va

jonathan, is the exact opposite. and the recognition among these candidates that the majority of the republican electorate still sidesnald trump and the maga wing of this party. for donald trump tonight on stage, we'll see what comet -- nikki haley last night, calling her bird brain, mispronouncing her name. we should expect nothing less out of the former president here has he looks to secure this nomination and all but and this republican primary before we even get to february. >> just to reiterate for everyone, vaughn just reported that the trump campaign has released a statement reacting to governor desantis's endorsement, saying they're honored by the endorsement, also saying that everyone else who still in the race should get out of the race. vaughn reported that he then went on to attack governor haley. the, on an wondering in the trump campaign rally that you've been to, when he goes on the attack on governor haley, what's the reaction in the hall, in the room? >> it's a statement that receives the greatest response. folks come, donald trump isn't shy about the w w e, for donald trump over the last decade he's

jonathan turley thank you very much happy new year. >> th thank you, larry. larry: all right, house majorityers that is endorsing president trump or president, happy new year to you, steve. >> h happy new year, great to kick you of the new year with you. larry: yeah, yeah, great to see you, you look great. quickly, why now? why the endorsement of mr. trump, what key principles were you looking at? >> well, unif you look at last year, we had a lot to get through, internally, a lot of internal fights within the republican house and big battles things to deal with. in terms of moving our agenda. 2024, this is the time to be focused on the election in november. i think the more you look at how off the track we are and what we need to do to fix it no one in bet p better position, than donald trump, you were there, i was working with him on congressional side, you were in white house, it did not take long, donald trump knows what he need to do to help families who are struggling you look at energy costs, we talk about energy policy all of the time, we never had a better more pro-america but pro-fr

jonathan serrie ktvu fox two news. more layoffs for microsoft, the gaming division making some major cuts. >> also ahead tonight, what a's john fisher says the future of the team could look like in las vegas not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and the only democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the senate - with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. the company's recently acquired gaming company, activision blizzard, which is behind well known franchise aces including call of duty. in addition to the layoffs, activision blizzard's president also announced that he is leaving the company. these cuts represent nearly 9% of microsoft's gaming unit. it comes amid a recent wave of layoffs from oth

jonathan: let's talk about it. the assassination of the majorever happened. several weeks later we were all drowning in a global pandemic. what has happened since then with the relationship between the united states and iran between two different white houses? norman: very little. what took place did produce the possibility of some sort of engagement of's -- of hostage released by the iranians in exchange for personnel but iran's original activities did not change. i don't think the white house expected them to change. more so iran's nuclear program. iran is now producing enriched uranium at a level that no state has not pursued a nuclear weapon has ever produced. it has no civilian use for the nature of its current enrichment. you have to ask yourself the question has the west de facto recognized the nuclear program. the white house would say no. tom: i'll do this is one final question. taiwan continues to come up in the first of the year conversations. do we have good intelligence on mainland china? norman: the united states intelligence progr

jonathan: citi cutting its bonuses by as much as 20% according to a report by financial news. the latest news and a majorthe bank with 20,000 jobs set to be eliminated over the medium-term. bonus season on wall street. how good or bad is it? tom: typically wall street is a pay-for-performance business. investment banking -- i know no one is crying for investment bankers -- but they've been in recession for the last year. compensation typically follows revenue. on a percentage change basis should not be surprising. one thing i read in one of the stories is that i heard a lot of the producers will get paid more than management. i would applaud them for that. that is a good step if that is happening. lisa: i wonder who the performers are. are they in the tech wing or on the trading floor or banking floor. where is the outperformance going to come from as we see banks shifting their models in a significant way? tom: there is tremendous pent-up demand for investment banking services. all the time to has been no ipo's in mergers and there's a lot of pent-up demand. five or six years ago we started the boom of

jonathan: how expensive is it to travel to the u.s. to china? jane: particularly in a majore been longing to travel after three years of the lockdown. i think they are ready. lisa: we talked about how there is the biggest allegation from china here on an official stature since 2017, but you mentioned there are not that many business members that are here from china. why do you think that is? jane: i think this is the first year without, you know, all the control measures. i believe more people will come and attend the meetings. lisa: you don't think it is because there is not necessarily we the interest or desire of investment from overseas? jane: not really, particularly during this time, we should stay engaged and really let people know what is going on in china, and government is taking or trying to take a giant step to welcome friends from all over the world to visit china. i hope that you will come. jonathan: you have to arrange the trip, or based on prices, we would like a major discount. thank you, jane sun of trip.com, appreciate it. trip.com, the largest travel plat

jonathan. as you noted he has not been shy in his disdain for the bill, but he has a razor thin majority, and several members who are going to be vulnerable in 2024 who might want something to run on and, is so it remains to be seen who will win out here. the senate negotiators which include democrats, republicans, and independent kyrsten sinema or president trump and his ardent supporters. now, there are still key policy issues with this bill text. chuck schumer said yesterday that they are still working on it so we are hoping to see the text of the bill today. that might not happen, but some of the key sticking points are still to deal with asylum and huhanitarian parole as well as migrant crossings and including giving the president the authority to shutdown the border. now, that would be triggered with 4,000 migrant crossings in a day for seven days. it could allow the president to shutdown the border, and if that number were to hit 5,000 crossings, then the department of homeland security must shutdown the border, and it would automatically be triggered if 8,500 crossings happen each day. you ca

majority of people's lives. that may be changing over there. jonathan: what else is working out of -- outside of u.s.ichael: the s&p equal weight is not bad. it is not far off its all-time high. this has been more than a tech-driven rally. it is just tech is overvalued. you do see there were some industrial stocks at all-time highs. you know, there is even portions of energy at all-time highs. you can look around, and the global equity market has plenty of individual names, but if you are looking for institutional and retail flows into an index the s&p and nasdaq still dominate everything else. until that changes i think the returns will show the same thing. jonathan: thank you. michael shaoul of marketfield asset management. just to touch base with the premarket price action. those names that reported yesterday. microsoft numbers were decent. we are down .2%. alphabet is where the question is. we are down more than 5%. i think people easily spooked around the search business, given the threat coming from elsewhere and ai. lisa: i think that as well said. everyone has been talking about google search

jonathan lemire, thanks for being with us. less than four months after donald trump torpedoed his hopes of being house speaker, majority whip tome former president anyway yesterday in trump's bid to return to the white house. in a statement posted to twier the number 3 house republican wrote it was, quote, time to unite behind our party's clear front-runner. back in october when the minnesota congressman threw his hat in the ring to be the next house speaker, trump wrote on his own social media site this, voting for globalist like tom emmer would be a tragic mistake. emmer drew the vote to certify joe biden's election win, something none of the other current members of house republican leadership did. among them is majority leader steve scalise who also endorsed trump's 2024 campaign this week. but like he did with emmer, trump derailed scalise's membership in october suggesting he was too sick to hold the position after scalise had been diagnosed with cancer some months before. joining us now co-founder of punch bowl news, anna palmer. she's also an msnbc contributor. anna, great to see you this morning. we see this time and t

jonathan beale reports. last week's decision to strike houthi targets in yemen was the latest evidence, said the defence secretary, that the world is becoming a more dangerous place. and in his first majorefence beach, grant shapps said britain had no choice but to act using its armed forces. ~ , . ., , . , forces. we stand at this crossroads, whether it is — forces. we stand at this crossroads, whether it is to _ forces. we stand at this crossroads, whether it is to surrender _ forces. we stand at this crossroads, whether it is to surrender to - forces. we stand at this crossroads, whether it is to surrender to a - forces. we stand at this crossroads, whether it is to surrender to a sea i whether it is to surrender to a sea of troubles, or do everything we can to deter. i believe, in reality, it is no choice at all. to guarantee our freedoms, is no choice at all. to guarantee ourfreedoms, we must be prepared to deter. the enemies are gathering around us, we need to ensure that we lead our allies in whatever conflicts are to come, defend our nation whatever threat should arise. this is what britain has always done. ., , ., , done. he said the houthis actions, boardin: done. he said the