i'm curious about frederick law jr. was there any sort of animus between father and son or jealousy or because so much of what the son did is credited to the father, that kind of thing? absolutely not. and they were extremely close allies, so much. i mean. that was the reason why steven hill, the grandson of. so is your microphone. yes. just put it on. that. that's one reason why steven hill was the grandson of a drug lord jr offered a grant to write about him because he really wanted those two entities to be drawn apart, evaluated separately, so that almost ted jr got credit for a lot of the things he did. i'll just add to that that i think one of the challenges that that all of us who deal with olmstead the olmsted legacy in some way struggle is the fact that there were in fact three homesteads right. and there were a number of other individuals, particularly in that later firm who contributed significant ently to the work of the almost dead firm. and so i think that it's kind of a misconception that happens. and we h

. great-grandmother alexandra lazareva jr.ll-known noble surname mandryka from her grandmother. there, fragments of her former life were kept, some strange feathers, some lace gloves. something she had i gladly. it played a little then she had a real sir's divine fantastic crockery. i'm afraid that even a little bit of the 18th century. he had three cups preserved, which i saw exactly the same in the hermitage. svetlana vladimirovna does not know very much about her noble roots, but she has been preserved in the family archives several photographs of her close and distant relatives. yes, yes, it's beautiful. look how i know they were all officers. i know that uh, here is his father they had less in the chernihiv province. this is important, it means that they are from there in the chernihiv province. yes, i will advise the expert of our program alexander goes to the state public historical library of moscow to find out in which of the great battles his family could be interrupted and how many tribes between him and the mandryk

donald trump jr.'s lawyer said essentially the same thing he said in that deposition. donald trump jr. was not the author of this text and they don't know where it came from. >> i don't think donald trump jr. was the author of it. we have operational control, total leverage, moral high ground. that grandiose language rings a bell, but we'll get into that with our guests. >>> we will get into details on how melania trump was feeling. >> she was pretty unimpressed. this was according to the congressional investigators, stephanie grisham, a top aide to melania trump while they were in the white house. stephanie grisham was disenfranchised with the people around her husband at that point. she felt like he wasn't getting good advice. here's part of what stephanie grisham said. there didn't seem to be anyone pushing back. at least push back. at least look at another side. it didn't seem that anybody, mark meadows included, would have offered him other advice. she was always pragmatic, more realistic, give u

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i know that guy was close to donald trump jr. i'm just saying, donald trump jr. has some, i think he has some dirt on his hands here and it is probably a good thing he can't recall anything because i think he's got some explaining to do. >> shan, that leads us to you. with all of this evidence now what? what accountability will there be? don jr., mark meadows, donald trump? who is most -- not most in trouble -- who will be in trouble? >> i would say meadows leads that pack. trump sr. next with don probably a little lower down there. to ron's point absolutely, special counsel will be very interested in that but there are tools to compel further disclosures are limited and it is really interesting because you're seeing some of the advantages of the congressional investigation where they have these sort of free wheeling depositions with the witness's lawyer being present. it is not as intense or curated an experience as a grand jury. if it was a grand jury to begin with most likely he would have said nothing just constantly taken the fifth. here they were able to te

she took issue with donald trump jr. she took issue with kimberly guilfoyle, who was donald trump jr.'s fiancee. she took issue with sidney powell who was kicked off the legal team as well as giuliani who was the former president's lawyer. saying she didn't necessarily believe these people were looking out for the former president's best interests. >> sara, i want you to stick around. we have more questions coming up. right now a member of the january 6th select committee, zoe lofgren. thank you so much for joining us. as you know, this new transcript reveals senator lindsey graham wanted what he suggested were five dead voters. what does that say about the lengths trump allies were going to go to perpetuate this lie? >> well, it looks like an excuse for remoting the lie rather than evidence that the lie was true. and clearly, in the end, it was clear that the ex-president was pursuing, you know, a strategy even he knew was false. he knew he lost the election, and he lied about it, and he talked millions of people into b

okay, fast forward to january six, when they tried some of these things instead of a donald trump jr. is texting a different tune. here it is. we need an oval address. he has to leave now, it's gone too far, it's gotten out of hand. i mean, what did they think their shenanigans would lead to? >> it led to chaos and violence. >> yeah, there is a dangling threat in the first series of text or emails that i cannot imagine the special counsel will be interested in investigating because as you know, donald trump jr. is really the first one to suggest, this in the report, suggests the strategy of trying to the stable -- and simply substitute donald trump electors for joe biden electors based on the actual verified results in their state. in this deposition, he is asked about that because as you point out, this is very specific and in language that does not seem to flow naturally with donald trump jr.. he says, alison, andy deposition, that is, quote, a cut and paste job. he acknowledges that, it came from somewhere else, but then he insists that he can't remember where it came from. in fact

let's send him more funds without any reporting sneers trump jr.twitter, we recall earlier in the lviv region have already banned the activities of the ukrainian orthodox church. at the beginning of october, the london police spent almost $ 7 million on increased patrols to counteract environmental activists , this was stated in scotland yard, i remind you of a demonstrator and blocked roads, poured paint on luxury car salons and paintings by artists, for example, sunflowers poured soup on a van gogh painting, he all poured soup in 2 months police detained 755 violators of the order. not a lot, taking into account the spent seven million. the head of the european commission again said too much in her speech at a meeting of the irish parliament in dublin ursula von der lein compared the ukrainian crisis with the struggle of ireland for independence from britain after such a policy even started talking about a possible break in diplomatic relations , and the british themselves criticized the head of the european commission. is stupidity a necessary r

so the fact that you're seeing him, don jr. and other witnesses not giving us that sort of thing, i think that in and of itself is really telling. >> jennifer rodgers, thank you so much for your insight. >>> "outfront" next, a savage russian missile blitz, pounding ukraine. ukraine's defense minister calling it one of the biggest missile attacks since the war started. yes live from kyiv. >>> plus, congressman-elect george santos, no, the story is not over. feeling more heat about wild lies he has told about his life. now there are questions about claims he has made about his mother. but will any of it change his swearing in as a member of congress next week? >>> and transportation secretary pete buttigieg with a warning for southwest airlines tonight. do right by all those stranded passengers or else. the house whisperer! this house says use realtor.com to see homes in your budget. you'rere staying in school, jacob! realtor.com. to each their home. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the tightness, stinging... the pain. e

can i focus, abby, on another -- following up on another aspect of the trump jr. deposition that i think is really critical because as you know, i mean, i don't know, i don't recall, i don't remember, if you take those words out you might reduce it from 105 pages to 5. but there is one critical thing, there is one critical thing that he acknowledges and, you know, in the report the first mention of the idea of having state republican control state legislators throw out the vote in their state and simply substitute donald trump electors is from donald trump jr. to mark meadows two days after the election. it's somewhere around page 260 of the report. and in this deposition, he's asked, where did he get that idea? and he acknowledges that it was, quote, a cut and paste from someone else, that he did not develop this himself, but he says i don't remember who gave me the idea initially. i'm guessing that as they investigate the fake elector scheme and the broader conspiracy to obstruct the official proceeding that that is something that the special counsel is going to

anchor and trump jr.'s girlfriend. stephanie grisham, alexa farah griffin, stephen miller, a former top adviser, christopher miller, the former acting defense lawyer and paula reid joining us with the latest. what did he tell the committee? >> a lot of news in this batch of transcripts. we have a whole team of people poring over them but some of the highlights from donald trump jr.'s transcript, he was asked about money, all the money raised after the election, $250 million. now, about 10 million was spent on litigation but he was asked, hey, where did the other $240 million go? now, donald trump jr. was not able to answer that. he said he didn't know so definitely more questions than answers on that topic. then it came to these text messages he sent to former white house chief of staff mark meadows on january 6th. cnn previously reported on many of these but, am remarks we are getting new details according to the transcripts donald trump jr. acknowledges texting former white house chief of staff mark mead

now donald trump jr. has also texted mark meadows urging him to get his father to hold an over office address and do something more forceful to denounce the violence that was taking place on the capital. we are also learning in another transcript from an interview with a trump attorney that senator lindsey graham and mark meadows discussed ways that graham could help them to amplify the false claims of election fraud. graham told meadows that he only needed, quote, five dead voters. he just needed a little bit of information that he could latch onto and then amplify these claims. now there is also additional testimony from stephanie grisham, a top aide to former president trump and his wife milani a. grisham testified that the first lady did not trust mark meadows. she was concerned that he was not getting her husband the best advice that he was telling him. she also had concerns about some of his attorneys. basil we learn from this investigation and the transcripts, those concerns appear to be well- foun

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grisham said the melania trump showered on donald trump jr.'s advice, kimberly gil freud advice, rudy giuliani, other folks that she was skeptical of, she felt again, according to stephanie gruesome, her husband is not getting good advice and the push back that she should have gotten. >> that has proven to be true. sarah, thank you very much. joining me now, we have former water gate prosecutor, nick akron, also editor of the national review and former senator doug jones. gentlemen, great to have you here. i don't mean to be flippant, but this grandiose language in this tax that don junior sent to mark meadows, it does ring a bell, doug. when somebody says, quote, we have operational control, total leverage, moral high ground, protests must start the 2nd term no, state assemblies will step in and vote to put forward the electoral state, republicans control 28 states, democrats 22, once again, trump once. i don't know if that was an inebriated rudy giuliani or steve benin, but, that was a road map for what they ended up trying to do. >> yeah, th

now donald trump jr.interview with the committee that he thought this was a copy and paste job. he was not the one who wrote it. and that's what his attorney had told cnn originally when we reported on the mark meadows text. >> you're also learning about senator lindsey graham's offer to support then president trumps election fraud claims. >> we know the south carolina senator, a republican has been a close ally of the former president. this really gives us an indication of how much he wanted to be out there supporting donald trump as he was trying to challenge the election. this is from a transcript with an interview with christina bobb who is a member of trump's legal time at the time. she is recounting a conversation she had with the senator. and the senator says just give me five dead votes. give me, you know, an example of illegals voting. just give me a very small snapshot that i can take and champion. and this of course interesting because you didn't need five dead votes to overturn the election. y

donald trump jr.nd lindsey graham. >>> a new claim from congressman-elect george santos is putting his own mother's death into question. that's right. >>> this morning we start with southwest airlines saying it is resuming a full schedule after a meltdown led to mass cancellations. currently flight aware shows 39 southwest cancellations for today compared to the thousands we've seen the last few days. transportation secretary pete buttigieg called it unacceptable and laid out how to fix this. >> the airline said to me they were going to go above and beyond what's required of them. i'm looking to make sure they actually do that. i'm in a position to levy tens of thousands of dollars per violation, per passenger in fines. i can't go in and fix an i.t. system for an individual airline that is failing to do its job. but as a watchdog our department is going to do everything it takes to hold them accountable for their treatment of their passengers. >> adrienne broaddus is live at chicago's midway internati

and it's from donald trump jr. to then white house chief of staff mark meadows.ys out a plan, a way to keep his father in power by subverting the electoral process. and what's significant is that the plan that he shares and outlines is almost identical to the one that was adopted by the former president and his allies in the months that follow. trump said he was not the original architect of this plan, he can't even remember who sent it to him, but he said he wanted to share this specific idea with meadows because he said it was, quote, the most sophisticated and detailed. and that it sounded plausible. now, initially meadows didn't respond or engage in this text message exchange. but when trump followed up meadows said "much of this had merit. working on this for pennsylvania, georgia and north carolina already." so here, wolf, you see the seeds of this effort to subvert the election, these being planted two months before the violence at the capitol. and in this exchange this involves the former president's son and his chief of staff. talk about inner circle. no

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but i want to start with donald trump jr. the committee asking him about the $250 million that trump raised after the election. 10 million does was spent on litigation. but what the committee asked is, what happened to the rest of the money? he said, he didn't know. is it strange to you that he wouldn't have any idea where several hundred million dollars went? >> yes, it is strange to me. and look, every day seems to bring another cluster of mini bombshells from the january 6th committee. today's release is no exception. and that particular portion, donald trump jr.'s testimony about where the money went did jump out to me, i mean, i would put it squarely in the category of things that make you go hmm. it's a lot of money, it didn't happen all that long ago. and they're going to be aware of this massive amount of money they're raising, the use that it was being put to. so, again, not saying it's false testimony, but it's the sort of thing, when you hear it on its face, doesn't quite seem plausible. >> it's an idea that dove t

art of the laptop scandal, when the juicy details of his life became known biden jr. was captured inn inadequate state in the company of a girl of easy virtue twitter actively blocked such materials at the request of the authorities, usa at this time, the president of france seemed to confirm his position on guarantees for russia after completion of hostilities in ukraine, while emmanuel macron, rejected criticism, therefore, about the ukrainian authorities. he made a loud statement on the air of the lca tv channel. we will need to build a lasting peace and this lasting peace implies that the parties concerned, and therefore russia, will be at the same table and i'm sorry for saying this, but let anyone who accuses me of projecting myself on such a topic will explain to me, what do they propose, what do people who refuse to cook this work on it offer, this is total war, exploratory, all-out war the whole continent will be involved in it, we do not want this, the french leader stressed that despite the military assistance in paris to kiev, he is categorically against further escalatio

roy wood jr., everyone! roy wood jr. and trevor noah from africa.aths. >> trevor: jordan klepper, you are still alive. >> still alive, yes, barely. trevor, i wanted to come out here and thank you for your candor, your wit, your intelligence. and to offer you one final goodbye. but i'm not going to do that. >> trevor: oh. >> i thought it would be better if the folks of new york did that. ♪ ♪ >> i wanted to give new yorkers a chance to weigh in on trevor's departure, so i bravely went to the only place more intense than a maga rally: midtown manhattan during the holidays. >> trevor is leaving. >> how does that make you feel? >> sad, extremely sad. >> have you heard trevor noah is leaving? >> black guy? >> he is a black guy. >> i am sad. >> he has been such a signature, he went through covid with all of us, that was an such an important part of seeing him at his house and everybody being depressed. he was such a wonderful thing. >> you know, editors trevor's final show. >> yup, yup. >> how does it make you feel? >> everything ends. hopefully. >> you wa

in one interview, donald trump jr. gave more context around texts that he sent to mark meadows about plans to keep his father in office days after the election that he lost, and trump lawyer christina baub detailed something with lindsey graham in which he pledged to become a, quote, champion of election fraud claims. sara murray with me now. i know there's a lot to go through, and there's a team of people going through them, but what else stands out to you? >> reporter: there is a team that is diligently going through these transcripts, but the don jr. transcript is tfascinating because he's the son of the former president and he lays out a little bit more about his text messages with mark meadows as the riot was unfolding. at one point, he texted meadows saying he has to condemn this. he said, he has to condemn this asap. condemn what, he said, and he said, the violence that's going on. i think i made it pretty clear in my speech we can do this peacefully. use your first amendment rights, do it that way, but violence

could jump in and trump could throw his support behind don jr.d win i think he would be a governor like ron desantis that will win the nomination but it's a way for him to say facing all of this i don't think the cultural of trump transfers to his son in the same way but don jr. is interested in the space, he posts every single day it seems like. so i'm throwing it out there, start 2023 off wild and crazy and you never know what to expect with those people. gerry: that is true. even if the numbers are dropping as they seem to be he enjoys solid support among the republican base among 20 - 30 - 40%, that's could be an issue unless he decides to drop out, especially in a crowded field he could get a significant amount of the boat or even worse trump being trump he might say i may not get the nomination may be overrun as independent. >> i don't think at all, 20% or 30% that's about what he started with and ran with in the last presidential primary when he was competing against others and of course that race is a giant question of how republicans are

now, what's also interesting here, donald trump jr.ays he doesn't remember where the ideas came from. who sent him the strategy. he was just passing along the idea that he said seemed the most well laid out. also notable that mark meadows, throughout the transcript, over the past week or so as we've been looking through these, sara, mark meadows is at the center of so many of the most interesting and notable moments in everything that's been laid out. here, you have him being the one receiving these ideas, receiving these outlines, also being the one that people are trying to communicate to the president through. also in the past few days, questions about him burning paper in his office, helping people get pardons, so many questions from the former white house chief of staff out of these transcripts. >> it seems that all roads lead almost through mark meadows. then there's an interesting quote from trump lawyer christina baab regarding senator lindsey graham. tell us about that. >> this is interesting, sara, i will say. baab bobb remem

now donald trump jr. is texting mark meadows two months later on january 6th urging him to get his father to hold an oval office address, to do something more forceful to denounce the violence that was taking place on the capitol. we're learning of another transcript from christina babb that senator lindsey graham and mark meadows discussed ways graham could help them dispel the myth. he only needed five dead voters. he needed a little bit of information he could latch on to and amplify these claims. now there's also additional testimony from stephanie grisham, a top aide to former president donald trump and they said the first lady did not trust mark meadows who was concerned he was not giving her husband the best advice. he was telling him what he wanted to hear. she had some concerns about his attorneys, sidney powell, rudy giuliani. two years later batsed on the information, all of this appeared to be well founded. all of this will go to special counsel jack smith to determine any criminal charges are

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don jr., i don't know. question, do you at least have a sense of who it could be within the universe of people. don jr., i don't know. there was a lot of, a lot, a lot that the former president's son claimeden he did not know durin his interview. same forng trump adviser stephe miller, transcript of his interview with the january 6th committeery was released today,e refused to discuss any conversations with donald trumpu but he did say to this very day, heis believes that donald trump won the 2020 election. also released today, the transcript of the committee's interview with doug mastriano, the failed republican candidate fored governor in pennsylvania. that transcript is short. doug mastriano never actually spoke. the lawyer berated the committee as illegitimate and then he and doug mastriano left. there is also this. melania trump's former chief of staffp' describing what she hea from people in the white house about donald trump on january 6th. quote, that he was sitting in the diningqu room, and he was

this for the role the state's attorney says crimo jr. a firearm owner's i.d. here's more of what the state's attorney said just moments ago. >> parents and guardians are in the best position to decide whether their teenagers should have a weapon. they are the first line of defense. in this case the system failed when robert crimo jr. sponsored his son. he knew what he knew, and he signed the form anyway. >> reporter: and george gomez is the attorney representing crime oh jr. here's what i had to say in part via a statement saying this decision should alarm every single parent in the united states of america who according to the lake county state's attorney knows exactly, and it attack appears he's been sarcastic, know what's going on with their 19-year-old adult children and can be held criminally liable for actions taken nearly theree years layer. if convicted on all charges, robert crimo jr. faces a maximum sentence of three years. it is important to underscore earlier today he voluntarily turned himself in to the highland park police

there are some nuggets of truth, i believe don trump jr. can't speak to his father unless it goes through an immediate area. but do you take value from think, knowing the caveat is they're all self-serving and they're doing it to save their own hides? >> this is a familiar thing to me. i used to investigate a lot of cases in the securities and commodities fraud area, where build following the s.e.c. investigation, and there would be all these deposition transcripts, very carefully prepared testimony where no one could recall anything and everyone was obfuscating, and there was still value. it made sure if i knew i indicted someone, they were locked in. i knew what they would say or not say from certain things it's hard for your memory to get better over time in preparation for trial, but also gives you a sense of where your fault lines are, how you can improvure case using different tools -- grand juries, subpoenas, search warrants, things that prosecutors have that the s.e.c. or in this case the congressional committee don't have to make t

now, donald trump jr. knows in his interview with the committee that he thought this was like a copy and paste job. he was not the one eroded. that is what is attorney had told cnn originally when we reported on these mark better texts, pam. >> and you are also learning, perry -- senator lindsey graham's offer to support than president trump's election fraud claims, what more can you tell us about that? >> yeah, i mean obviously we know the south carolina senator, republican has been a close ally of the former president, this really gives us an indication of how much he wanted to be out there supporting donald trump as he was trying to challenge the election. this is his transcript in an interview with christina bobb who was a member of trump's legal team at the time. she is rounding a conversation she had with the senator. and the senator says, you know, just give me five dead votes, give me an example of a legal voting. just give me a very small snapshot that i can take and champion. this is of course in

harold ford jr.because, mollie i'm going back and looking at twitter 7 here. i don't know if you have it. what griff is talking about talking about twitter executives removing the former president in part over the context surrounding it, right? and if you read deeper into the tweet what they are saying is they are removing him not for january 6th or things that he said specifically on january 6th. what they are removing him for is the context is the totality of what he has tweeted over the past four and a half years. it seems an astonishing reasoning for suspending a head of state. the first head of state ever by the way, mollie. >> it is astonishing. and when elon musk allowed president trump back on the twitter platform, you could look at those tweets that he had sent from january 6th, 7th, and 8th. they were very different than what we had been told or that, you know, the new narrative. they were all about peace and being peaceful and not rioting. and so it was kind of clear that he was removed fo

yes, this goes against what martin luther king jr. said that people should be judged by their traits and character, and not by the color of their skin sexuality and other labels that are used too often, this is done in order to divide us all instead of, to treat each other. with respect to see each other as the children of god that we all are , instead we hire and fire people based on. well, so-called identities and negative consequences come when people are hired who do not have the necessary qualifications. let's fast forward to the front sergei

we already knew that donald trump jr. had sent a text message to mark meadows the chief of staff on november 5th essentially saying, you should look into the state legislators blocking the vote or electoral using fake electors to help trump win. and then what he says to the house select committee when they ask him about this, he says, the idea sounded plausible to him. that it seemed like an idea that was sophisticated and that he wanted someone to look into it. so he was going directly to the person that was the closest conduit in the white house to the president his father at the time. that was mark meadows. and he was pushing this to mark meadows. meadows eventually did respond to him that he was working on things like this. we see later in other people's transcripts other actions that meadows took. others were recounting what they remembered from meetings and interactions with the white house chief of staff. one of them comes from christina bobb, the lawyer working with donald trump. she remembered a meeting where mar

kennedy jr. died in a plane crash in 1999. a living trump fan, but the root of american conspiratorial thinking about everything from september 11th to covid denial to qanon can be tied back to the distrust in government and the questions left very much open about the assassination of jfk jr.'s father, president john f. kennedy, question that still linger 59 years after his assassination in dealey plaza in dallas. the warren commission concluded lee harvey oswald was the lone gunman in dallas on november 22, 1963. a lot of americans don't believe that. and today, president biden ordered the national archives to release additional documents related to kennedy's murder more than 13,000 are now public. thousands of other documents that the white house says could harm intelligence operations, law enforcement, or foreign relgs will stay partly or completely under seal. politico reported much of the information is expected to come from the cia's personality file of information on oswald collected before and after the assassination.

kenny deland jr.his family hasn't heard from him since november 27th. >> jason carroll is with us now. so jason, what do you know? >> reporter: yeah. it's a lot to unpack here. the state department is monitoring the situation. ken deland's parents say it is completely out of character for him not to have been in contact. they have not heard from him since last month. what we're about to show you is perhaps the last known image of deland. it shows him just as he was entering a sporting goods store in the south of france. as you can see from that picture there, the previous picture, he was wearing a red jacket, and a gray knit cap. that was on december 3rd. so here's just sort of a quick recap of what we know at this point. deland is a senior at st. john fisher university in reochester new york. his family launched a website detailing his last known whereabouts. they say they actually heard from him last on november 27th. that was via whatsapp. that's when he papparently boarded a train, and two weeks l

the former president's eldest son don jr. also had a hard time jogging his memory, including when he was asked about what happened to the quarter of a billion dollars raised by the trump campaign after the election. his fiancee kimberly claimed she did not solicit a $60,000 speaking fee for the riot, i mean the rally on the 6th. but that the pay was customary for appearances. she also compared the in-fighting within trump world to the movie "mean girls" and when asked about ali bar, she said, isn't that what terrorists yell? we also had christina bobb who told the committee senator lindsey graham said in a meeting with former chief of staff mark meadows and other white house officials days before the insurrection, just give me five dead voters, give me an example of illegals voting. a small snapshot i can take and champion. end quote. and former communications director stephanie grisham told the committee even if the secret service had approved it, trump wouldn't have marched to the capitol, saying, quote, i just know him. he

geoff: conley monk jr. brookshire, i thank you both for your time and for your insights. ♪this week the supreme court announced it will hear a case that will decide whether the biden administration can broadly cancel student loans. tonight we hear from one of the millions of americans affected by student debt. astra taylor is a writer, film maker and political organizer. as a young adult, she says she was forced to default on her student loans, prompting her to join the occupy wall street movement back in 2011. since then, she has been spking and teaching about debt. taylor shares her "brief but spectacular" take. astra: it is a couple of years after the 2008 fincial crisis and i was struggling to pay my student loans and i defaulted, i could not pay. i remember getting this phone call and the person on the other end saying you defaulted on your loans and that means your principal is going to go up by 19%, so my balance ballooned. your credit score is shot. now i owe even more. at that moment i felt really

multi-million dollar contracts from the us government to research deadly viruses report that biden jr. brought metabiota together with the ukrainian energy company burisma. together they implemented a scientific project, to which advanced laboratories were involved. biosecurity. in ukraine, the questions of investigators. it also triggered hunter's cooperation with chinese partners. they were suspected of money laundering in tax crimes, another personal correspondence of the president’s son got into the network, from which it became clear that a certain chinese billionaire paid him $10 million a year for access to important contacts a few weeks before the last presidential election in 2020, a man named tony bolinsky held a press conference in which he presented evidence that jubaiden was directly involved received benefit from the operation. have a son to sell influence abroad. we spoke with babalinsky about this. he said that joe biden received at least 10% of the proceeds from the deal with the chinese state energy companies. here is the fantastic ftx cryptocurrency exchange scam. l

she gets a veto. >> greg: why can't it be like emma jr.?ht to vote. >> greg: what is chattel -- >> jeanine: who was going to name the baby? >> greg: let's show name it! let prime time do it. >> jessica: let elon musk name your baby. >> jesse: their children are named strange things. >> jessica: it is longer, like pi. a tesla. [laughter] >> greg: jesse is gender fluid, could be a girl or a boy. do a george foreman did: he named every kid george foreman. [laughter] that either actually happened or -- it happened. everybody was named george or georgina. >> jesse: i was beginning to think you are thinking that i'm egotistical. what gave you that idea? thank you for your warm regards. [laughter] you will be babysitting whether you like it or not. thank you very much. >> thrilled. >> should i take paternity? six weeks? am i entitled to six weeks? >> you are entitled to four months. >> greg: what about people like us? we do not get these perks. we have a class action suit. we have a class action suit. >> jeanine: can i do your chauffeur four month

i would probably help him up so i can tackle him again. >> even jeff wilson jr.? >> i don't talk.alked with my shoulder pads in my helmets. just like them. they don't talk. >> the defense has been talking by shutting out their opponents in the second half of the last few games. the game tomorrow morning at 7:00, team usa with the netherlands. >> in your jammies , or at a bar? connect with my kids , i might still be in my jammies. >> all right. thanks. >>> of you are thinking of taking advantage of the fresh snow in the sierra, you may have to -- may have a hard time getting there. fresh snow , skiers and snowboarders, once they are up there, rich snow. look at this. >> hopefully, with this neck city storms, we will be able to open the majority of the mountain. >> even though the roads were open, drivers faced long delays. anyone heading up there, be especially careful. paul heggen has been giving us a time frame. he is saying right now, it is not. >> it has not started snowing, but now that the sun has gone down, it has melted. we are in for more rain, and they are in for more sno

michael hollins jr. speaking out about the university of virginia football team shooting that killed three of his teammates. >> when did you realize something was wrong? >> coming face-to-face with the shooter. >> we locked eyes, and that was it. >> feeling powerless in the moment. >> if you could say something to the shooter, what would you say to him? >> and remembering his teammates. >>> harry and meghan, the the couple's claims in the latest episodes dropping overnight. >> i think it was terrifying to have any brother scream and shout at me and my father say things that aren't true, and my grandmother quietly take it all in. >> inside the palace summit between harry, william, charles, and the late queen. ♪ christmas is here again ♪ >>> and meet the high schooler on a holiday mission, delivering thousands of toys to kids in need. this morning, we've got an incredible surprise live in times square. >> and how we do love live surprises here on "gma." good morning, everyone. thankful thursday. >> we're g