let's ask joyce chang chair of global research at jpmorgan. it's great to see you. you could weigh in here. i'm thinking back to 12 months ago when one of the talking points looking into 2024 was some huge majority of the world would be going to the polls and the possibility of these kind of sweeping policy reorgs around the world. i guess we've gotten a lot of that. i wonder what you think now the implications are of all of it? >> it's great to be with you. happy new year. well, i think it's still a story of u.s. exceptionalism and what we're seeing is greater uncertainty in europe and that we still have elections that are coming up there at the national level, votes of no confidence. we've had the surprises that have come out in korea as well recently. but, you know, the geopolitics haven't changed the dynamics on the macro side. the u.s. remains the global engine for growth. there's still a lot of reasons why the s&p 500 is going to be favored over other markets. even though we're seeing a less certain and more cautious fed here. so we've seen the electoral uncer

military, pro law enforcement, and this is the spinout we're seeing from that very dramatic change. >> joyce, new topic, if kash patel is confirmed, if pam bondi is confirmed as attorney general, what would it mean for the country to have these two people at the helm of trump's doj? >> it will depend upon whether or not they take their oaths of office seriously because one of the most important jobs of the leadership of the justice department, you know, you have the attorney general and then the four law enforcement agencies. fbi is one of the four, atf, dea, and the marshal service and their oath is to the constitution and to doing justice and the very real risk in this coming presidency donald trump has made it clear that he wants to use the justice department. he wants to bend it to its will and make it another political tool in the president's arsenal. he wants to be able to use the justice department to engage in revenge prosecutions, punishing his enemies, presumably he wants to reward his friends as well. so it will be up to bondi and to kash patel, they are confirmed, to draw the lin

change. i'm in it for leadership and in it to win. >> all right. well, michael -- >> there it is. rumor confirmed. >> congresswoman joyce beatty, thunk.ank you so much. we will be talking to you soon because we are interested in the dnc chair's race. >>> next, democrats, they're already working to expand that congressional map in 2026. we'll get into this. 2026. we'll get into this. pursue a better you with centrum. ♪♪ it's a small win toward taking charge of your health. ♪♪ so, this year, you can say... ♪you did it!♪ (children speaking) conflict is raging across the world, and millions of children's lives are being devastated by war, hunger, disease and poverty. we urgently need your help to reach children in crisis. please call or go online to give just $10 a month. only $0.33 a day. we need 1000 new monthly donors this month to help children in crisis around the world and right here at home. you can help us provide food, essentials, and lifesaving medical care to children in the most need. in the darkest times children suffer the most. you can help by calling right now and giving just $10 a month. all we need are 1000 monthly donor

it's the hope and change that he feels that he can do better than what the democrats did back again during obama 1 and 2 terms. >> rina shah and joycece. thank you both. >>> coming up, i'll discuss what the future of journalism could look like during the next trump administration with the pulitzer prize winning creator of the 1619 project nikole hannah-jones. >>> and why civil rights leaders are sounding the alarm on trump's pick to lead the civil rights division at the doj. >>> plus, secretary of state antony blinken is the middle east for talks on the future of syria following the fall of the assad regime. after your break, we'll go live to damascus for the latest. >>> but first, breaking news on another government in turmoil. hours ago south korea's parliament voted to impeach president yoon suk yeol following yoon's controversial decision to briefly impose martial law. last week a previous impeachment attempt failed after yoon's party walked out of the proceedings. he remains in the presidential residence but suspended from state duties while the country's constitutional court decides the next steps. the prime minister is now se

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joyce beatty of ohio. it will help ensure that rosa parks' brave sacrifice is never forgotten, and it will remind us of the power of ordinary americans to achieve extraordinary social change. moreover, it will become the first federal holiday in our nation's history to honor a black woman. rosa parks is a true american hero. she was awarded the presidential medal of freedom in 1996, the congressional gold medal in 1999, and even became the first woman to ever lie in state at the u.s. rotunda -- capitol rotunda. her lifelong work in the fight for equality and justice still resonates today. there is no more befitting figure in our nation's history to honor with a new federal holiday. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting h.r. 308, the rosa parks day act. thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. kustoff, for five minutes. mr. kustoff: thank you, mr. speaker is. i rise today to honor a lifelong west tennessean, a dedicated public servant, and just a good friend. mayor joiner. stan joyner after 25 years of exemplary public service has decided to retire fro

joyce of ohio and andrew garbarini barino from new york, who sided with the committee's five democrats in voting to release this report. talk to us a little bit about what we make of this sudden change, especially among the republicans who voted for this. >> well, it does show what we just talked about, which is that there is bipartisan, in some cases, hatred of matt gaetz within the house, while donald trump is still very close to matt gaetz, he is really alienated a lot of his colleagues. and also, i think this report highlights how rushed the process was in picking him as attorney general. you have to believe that if trump's inner circle knew every single detail of this ethics report, which the senate, even if it wasn't going to become public, senators were insisting that they read before voting on him, he would not have nominated him as attorney general. this would have been, you know, a fiasco if he was actually going through attorney general hearings the next month or two. >> yeah. and, brad, let me get your thoughts sort of, sort of how you how you interpret this and does this, does this impact trump at all? does this have the impact of hurting him at all? >> well, matt gaetz