if jim carrey wants to pretend he is andy kaufman, the crew plays along.t a little unorthodox. and when you demand everybody play along or be punished, that's when i have a problem. that's when you get girls in the boys room, men boxing women. you get coed prisons. what could go wrong? >> god forbid i ever go to jail. but if i do, i hope it's in california. because as soon as the judge sentences me, i'll say, "your honor, before you sentence me, i want the court to know, i identify as a woman." [laughter] "send me to women's jail." [laughter] and as soon as i get in there, you know what i'm going to be doing. "give me a [bleep] fruit cocktail before i knock your [bleep] teeth out! i'm a girl just like you, [bleep]! come over here and suck this [bleep] i got. don't make me clean myself. i'm a girl." >> jesse: predictably, chappelle is under attack by biology deniers and people with no sense of humor. he's found out that trans is ripe with material. now to a galaxy far, far away. where chewbacca is transitioning, it is illegal to body shame jabba the hutt, a

referencmed anen because andy kaufman was the inner gender wrestling champion. that's tru we and these days they would just like, say you're a chicken punch them. >> yeay h, but to me, you know,i it's interesting. >> they want to control what you're saying as a comedianan . and if they can make me say men can have babies, they can maken say anything. and i won't just say anything.s that's not true. you're not five seven. greg: no, i know. i never asked you to isk sayed . >> five. seven. i just wanted you to fill outt a form. >> fair enough. my goodness. 5"you're not even five. five.>> g we'll talkre about that after wy the show. >> we're going to make some changes, by the way. i should let you know. >> see, i'm five seven. kat, you a bestselling book called you can't. you can't joke fat or dead. and do you stand by chappelle for doubling down? >> well, that's the poiny t of d book because you can joke about anything and it doesn't matter. >>doesn't the the headline thae daily beast wrote said that his new netfli newx proves you leard nothing. i disagree with tha

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do you think kaufman was right?ou and i were talking last night about where turnout was going to be? >> i had set the over/under about 150,000 a week ago, a little less than 2016. i don't think we're going to get there. i don't see a way to do it. it's cold. it's not just cold, though, we talked about this last week. this is painful. this is dangerous. in rural counties where they don't get plowed as quickly, you know, you go in the ditch, your car's not coming out. your battery might be dead. this is really different. i think we'll see something a little bit lower than we did before, which might produce a surprise, which is kind of what iowa is famous for anyway. we'll see if that works. >> i keep saying, there's not so much suspense with trump burks i have to-- but i have to say, we, who knows, maybe we are in for a surprise. let's walk through what each candidate has to do in iowa. let's start with trump. what do you see at line he needs to hit, and how will it play on either side of the line? >> yeah, look he's

jeff kaufman gop chair in iowa good luck we're all watching. >> i agree with tony. >> three of us.ir. let's check back with lawrence jones as he's breakfast with friends at the horizon family restaurant in sioux city, ahead of the iowa caucuses, lawrence. lawrence: good morning pete. i'm having this fascinating conversation with the keane family i wanted to -- bring you guys into it. so the keane family i've talked to them both, they think that donald trump is going to win the iowa caucuses. but vivek voters an they plan on caucusing for vivek and the question is why? why vivek? >> because i think he's -- i like his ten truths. i think he's very intelligent i think he's focused on america first. right, those, you know, he wants to close down the border he doesn't want illegal immigrants coming in. those are some of the main things. i like his focus on getting rid of the -- they talk about the swamp. he talks about getting rid of some of these governmental agencies that aren't doing what they should be doing. >> your wife said that you're talking about american identity -- and you s

your republican party chairman bobby kaufman and his son who is a brilliant guy, and he worked with ushitaker, who is a very talented and good attorney general. he is around here someplace. he has been with us all the way. we have a man that is very impressive. nothing wrong with it. he is so solid and good he did not catch on. sometimes being controversial is good. he is so perfect, though he did break his leg during the campaign. that is not so good. doug burgum from north dakota, the governor and his beautiful white -- his beautiful wife catherine. he got out of the race. he actually supported me on the others twice. he was outstanding. the traction is never easy. you need controversy for traction. this is the most solid guy, no controversy whatsoever. he is one of the best governors in our country. i hope i can call on him to be an important piece of the administration. [applause] also to conclude, with this the entire trump team, that includes my two boys who were here all the time whenever we needed them, whenever we needed them. eric an d -- and don. look at all these people, su

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. >> kaufman . in year to you too. >> kaufman. in a year to you too. >> kaufman . few minutes, i'll be speaking to former rear admiral chris parry about crisis about the recruitment crisis facing royal navy before facing the royal navy before that latest news headlines with pip tomson . michael thank you. pip tomson. michael thank you. >> good afternoon. it is 1232. i'm pip tomson in the gb newsroom after being criticised for not meeting with flooding victims. the prime minister has been out and about talking to people in oxford today, and he claimed they were at pains to say that the environment agency's response to flooding had been great. rishi sunak also spoke with environment agency workers at their depot on osney island as they battle rising river levels . more than 1800 river levels. more than 1800 properties have been damaged by rising rivers, and 200 flood alerts remain in place across england, the met office is warning that a drop in temperatures will lead to snow and icy conditions in some areas of england within the next 24 hours. the uk's health securi

defense during this year, there was also an interesting publication by general rob lee and michael kaufmannown american defense expert, who write that ukrainians actually have an opportunity. to resume offensive actions, but it will be already in the 25th year, whereas now, if aid is resumed, the main idea is to hold the blow, defend, prepare and to strike next year, there are some predictions that the army thinks what this year should be, opinions differ in the army, of course, we want to liberate our territory as soon as possible, but everything depends on the supply of ammunition that comes to us. as, if there are any, the more ammunition and means of warfare there are, the less casualties there will be. the question is, are we now prepared to conduct offensive operations with limited supply and are we prepared for such losses? i think, probably, it is necessary to stabilize and make our production to we did not lack any means, we prepared reserves after the mobilization, we had the resources to conduct offensive actions, and then, of course, there will be an order. there will be a team

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>> yeah, cindy kaufman deputy director of community services and yes, and so the online resource hub -- the directory itself is it will be an aid to the hub, but it is really more communities focused, so that people have that accessibility. the hub absolutely will be able to use it, but the idea is it is more encompassings and another tool in the tool box for the hub but it is not the only one. they have a variety of resources because they do intake for most of our direct service programs along with several of our community services, so we're always looking at ways of improving it. did that answer the question? >> you know what? i didn't mean to over complicate it. we all have been interested in that project and now i can sigh we have additional requirements that are listed here because of the different legislative requirements, and will that in any way stop that program? so i guess it's a pretty simple question. i didn't mean to over complicate it. >> we're good. >> [off mic]. >> okay. thank you. >> any other questions? . >> one minor question and more of a comment. my question is t

joining me now is one of them, jeff kaufman, chairman of the republican party of iowa, who i'm sure is keeping an eye or two on the weather. we know you're tough in iowa, but are you worried about the effect that this weather could have on turnout tomorrow? >> well, i mean, i don't know if we're going to have a record turnout. i mean, we had an environment in terms of the enthusiasm and the organizational abilities of these campaigns. it looked like we were in an environment where we could shoot for that 186,000. i don't know that we'll get there. but i really do believe it's going to be robust. today was clear. the ice -- we're going to have another 24 hours for the snowplows to get out. doesn't look like we're going to have whiteout for blizzard. so, we're focused on the temperature. there will be multiple, multiple times when it's below zero in iowa. we're used to that. we're used to the precautions that you take. i honestly believe that we're going to have a robust turnout from. my perspective, i'm going to let the rnc know exactly what iowans did when it was temperatures and we're

men detach watts, heads up the shots group, which owns the discounts supermarket chains, legal and kaufman. you know, the name of the test bar. yes. it's close. everyone knows who the spots. yeah. that's the guy from calc london leader. but not personally. you don't see him a bounce when the stuff. okay. no one's allowed to publish a photo of him. so only when he dies, does he influence life in the city? sure. he owns pretty much everything. before do you think of that? yeah. i'm pleased. he wants to invest his money. he. he could move it to switzerland on those look inside and try it. so we're lucky to have health folks if we didn't have his city center wouldn't look so good. so he's a role model for you as well. yeah, it's a me too. so, so toilet is, doesn't say a few months, although it's good that he does so much. it's a double edge sword. we also need rooms with people who maybe don't have money in this, but do have great ideas and thoughts and sort of the that's not the case. this is the data spots on the present yet invisible doesn't give interviews. no one here knows his face, but

that from the moment he woke up to the time he went to bed at night he would live his life at andy kaufmanjust went there to meet him and when he walked into the room and we were supposed to meet i screamed jim carrie! and everyone said, no! call him andy. but as it was happening, i was very disappointed. because i wanted to meet jim carrie and i had to pretend it was andy kauffman. anyway, i say all that to say, that's how trans people make me feel. >> greg: the obvious point the trans agenda often feels like a forced game of let's pretend where for a few of them it's often just a power grab. you remember that awesome delta video from last week? you better play along or else. >> and what about when adults ploy misgenders you intentionally. >> while he's talking you're talking too. >> you just misgendered me again. >> okay. >> multiple times. >> got you. >> both of you have. >> sorry. >> wasn't intentional but if you want to take it personal, that's also -- >> she did do it intentionally twice. >> you're talking to me, too. >> you said she and then you said he. >> you're being condescendin

let's bring in jeff kaufman who is the chair of the republican party of iowa. is a really big night for him and for his party and their commitment to iowa. he's a former iowa state representative. byron york, chief political correspondent for the washington examiner and a fox news contributor who you know well, and he has been on the sustain here in, many times -- scene here in, many times. it's great to have both of you with us today. jeff, leapt me start with you. what's your feel for tomorrow? what do you sense in the second place category as you look at this as it's ready to unfold? >> you know are, i think at this point, martha, especially when you're dealing with a caucus as opposed to a primary or general election, i think it's too close to tell. i think we've got drama in that department tomorrow -- martha: in second place. >> absolutely. and i also think a lot of this is going to depend on turnout. you know, there's -- can both those candidates, actually, all four of the leading campaigns have some very impressive turnout and organizational models, and

i want to start with an excerpt from a book of mckay kaufman's.s book coming out about mitt romney, chronicling him. we're gonna put this on the screen. this is from the book the reckoning. he writes that, this is the text, from mitt rneto senator mitch mcconnell. he says, the senatowrote in a text, i hope that sufficient security plans are in place. i am concerned that the instigator, the president, is the one who commands the reinforcements, the d.c. and capitol police might require. madam mayor, the former president has blamed you and speaker pelosi for what happened on the capitol that day. this day three years ago. you read that text message understanding that there were so many warnings. people knew, so many people were afraid that donald trump would not rise to the occasion and do what needed to be done. three years later, what your take on everything? >> first of all, it's a solemn day. i'm glad that you are talking to the american people about what actually happened. the very significant threat to our country that day. and the threat that

and until you feel the kaufman trade to the same as main, or you have the same rights as men, and wesome kind of equal rights amendment, it's a really -- at a slippery slope. you know. >> we all look to to the younger generation is going to save us. eugene, molly, david. thank you so much for starting us off tonight. i really appreciate it. >>> and as we mentioned, on monday night e. jean carroll will joint rachel maddow at nine pm is, for her first interview since today's verdict. you don't want to miss it. now, when we come back, i hand things off to stephanie and the nightcap. that will break down all the biggest news stories of the week from donald trump's win in new hampshire to this ek's oscar nomination. the 11th hour, just getting underway, on a friday night. ♪ (loving me is loving you) ♪ from centrum, the women's choice multivitamin brand. >>> well, this week started with donald trump winning the new hampshire primary. getting that much closer to clinching the republican nomination. meanwhile, president joe biden hit the campaign trail calling for more access to abortion. bu

and until you feel the kaufman trade to the same as main, or you have the same rights as men, and we have some kind of equal rights amendment, it's a really -- at a slippery slope. you know. >> we all look to to the younger generation is going to save us. eugene, molly, david. thank you so much for starting us off tonight. i really appreciate it. >>> and as we mentioned, on monday night asian carol will joinnigel meadow at nine pm is, for her first interview since today's verdict. you don't want to miss it. now, when we come back, i hand things off to stephanie and that nightcap. that will break down all the biggest news stories of the week from donald trump's when and new hampshire to this week's oscar ammunitions. the 11th hour, just getting underway, on a friday night. to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer for my patients. it really works. meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whis

she said the people in kaufman, a who justice brett kavanaugh, who the president fought for, who the went through hell to get into place, he'll step up. those people will step up. is that not enough for justice kavanaugh to recuse himself? is it not enough to ginni thomas participated actively to venture that donald trump got back to the oval office despite donald trump losing? is that not enough for clarence thomas to recuse himself from the supreme court? all of these cases are going to the supreme court. >> i think what you are asking is whether we still live in a country that has the rule of law, katie. because alina habba's comments come paris leslie close to suggesting that judges up purely transactional, owing loyalty to the presidents who appointed them after they take the bench. you and i as practicing lawyers know that that's not true. when someone like alina habba, who is representing a former president, goes out on the airwaves and says something like this, how could we continue to ask americans to have confidence in the courts? this is at the heart of i think one of the

i want to give a big shout out to the iowa chair jeff kaufman and go to iowa caucus gop if you want toe you want to caucus. it is a small state. people can navigate it's not about money. it's person-to-person contact and i do not want to lose that inner presence or politics. dana: it's good to have contact with you this morning because it's warm in here. >> thank you so much. as we mentioned it is a busy day on the campaign trail here in iowa. b-uppercase-letter crisscrossing the state all day we are awaiting in person events and former president trump, governor degovernorrhonda sanchez, nikki, vivek ramaswamy do not forget asa hutchinson it all kicks off less than an hour from now. >> in the meantime we are moments away we will speak with nikki haley about the overnight polling showing her gaining some ground and a suggestion that trump does not have the state locked up. we will get the loaded on that t coming up. dana: talk about low the freezing temperature and may put a damper on caucus. bill: iowa women's basketball team not letting the winter weather showing up neither for the fa

barry kaufman, who wrote sunrise like going back to the seventies, for example, describes the, quote, vast field of intelligence that we felt existed beneath the of his son. ron's bizarre patterns. catherine morris, who wrote let me hear your voice and other hugely popular, a memoir about abba catherine, where she her daughter anne-marie as quote, wild in by her autism and is determined to assault those ramparts. robert hughes writes of, quote, the normal boy hidden just under the silent surface of his son walker and in a more much, more recent book, judy barron recounts, quote, we caught rare and fleeting glimpses of a helpless child trapped the bizarre behavior of shawn's autism. and we were determined to get him out. shawn and i have written the story of his release from the terrifying imprisonment, his own mind. so idea is in just so many autism memoirs and so half the book is just an analysis of where does this come from? doesn't reflect. i don't have to tell any of the parents in this room that this doesn't reflect anything biologically true about autism. so trace its emergence

his campaign schedule -- will hold a tele rally with andy kaufman.will bring you comments that president trump made, these comments are from a fox news town hall on wednesday where former president trump took aim at his opponents on the issues of national debt in the future of entitlement programs. here is what former president trump had to say. [video clip] >> when nikki haley and ron desantis hit you again on this eight trillion dollar figure and call you a big government republican, what you say to them? >> i say simply, we were going to pay down a lot of debt. when covid came along if i did not inject this country with money, you would have had a depression the likes of which you had never seen. you had to inject money. we gave businesses that were going bankrupt, temporarily bankrupt but they needed money. we helped businesses. if i did not do that, you would have had a depression in this country. that was a very good investment. now, what they should be doing instead of the debt they are building at record levels, they should be paying down the

his campaign schedule -- will hold a tele rally with andy kaufman.will bring you comments that president trump made, these comments are from a fox news town hall on wednesday where former president trump took aim at his opponents on the issues of national debt in the future of entitlement programs. here is what former president trump had to say. [video clip] >> when nikki haley and ron desantis hit you again on this eight trillion dollar figure and call you a big government republican, what you say to them? >> i say simply, we were going to pay down a lot of debt. when covid came along if i did not inject this country with money, you would have had a depression the likes of which you had never seen. you had to inject money. we gave businesses that were going bankrupt, temporarily bankrupt but they needed money. we helped businesses. if i did not do that, you would have had a depression in this country. that was a very good investment. now, what they should be doing instead of the debt they are building at record levels, they should be paying down the

and ohn bridgeland co-chaired ceo move perfect and former director white house domestic policy l kaufman associate department director and senior researcher for rand. please join me in welcoming our. matt, thank you so much for wonderful introduction. we're going to dig right in to this ask this first question, which civics and history are two sides of the same relationship between the two? well i think you put it well. they are the two sides of the same coin. i think they really work together. maybe like gears one drives the other. i think one way that we look at itjohn marshall center is that history really answers the why of civics. we look backwards to see how we govern and form communities today. and i think that's so important. and then i think civics answers the why does it matter now of y? and that's probably our biggest challenge is making history relevant? but civics can provide that. so we've just joined a museum. we're. and that's kind of what we do all of our lessons is really make that connection and i do find that that's where students also can place themselves. when you d

your republican party chairman bobby kaufman and his son who is a brilliant guy, and he worked with ushitaker, who is a very talented and good attorney general. he is around here someplace. he has been with us all the way. we have a man that is very impressive. nothing wrong with it. he is so solid and good he did not catch on. sometimes being controversial is good. he is so perfect, though he did break his leg during the campaign. that is not so good. doug burgum from north dakota, the governor and his beautiful white -- his beautiful wife catherine. he got out of the race. he actually supported me on the others twice. he was outstanding. the traction is never easy. you need controversy for traction. this is the most solid guy, no controversy whatsoever. he is one of the best governors in our country. i hope i can call on him to be an important piece of the administration. [applause] also to conclude, with this the entire trump team, that includes my two boys who were here all the time whenever we needed them, whenever we needed them. eric an d -- and don. look at all these people, su

fire marshal kaufman has been working with president peskin and board of supervisors on the lithroom ion battery legislation. we have seen across the country an increase in these fires nationwide and we had several of our e(own here, so legislation is needed and this is just the first step in seeing what we can do to make things affor people. we met with the council general of singapore, myself and cd2, 3 and 4. he and his counsel came to headquarters to meet with us and see what if anything they could learn about our disaster planning and just response and then he and his vice chair the next day i saw them at saturday nert class, so really great guy. we had a high level staff meeting yesterday with myself and the deputies and adc's and our health and wellness chief as well, and our division chiefs and i thought it was super helpful to really dig into culture of ownership and culture of responsibility in this department. it was a productive conversation and we will see some actions being taken out of that meeting. we had the h2 firefighter academy orientation saturday. there were 58

your republican party chairman bobby kaufman and his son. a brilliant guy. he worked with us.he way. we have a man who was very impressive. i say there is nothing wrong with it. he's so solid and good. he didn't catch on. sometimes being a little con controversial is good. he's so perfect. he broke his leg during the campaign, not so good. stood out a little bit. doug from north dakota, the gongoneggovernor. he supported me twice alright on the other side. he was outstanding. the traction is not always easy. you need controversy for traction this. guy is so solid. no controversy. one of the best governors in our country. i hope to call on him to be part of the administration, a very important piece of the administration. also just to conclude with this, the entire trump team. that includes my two boys who are really here all the time, whenever we needed them. whenever we needed them. they are great. he ceric and donald trump. look at these people, susie i have to say and chris, chris. they want no accolades. they just want a victory and to make america great again. they don't

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i'm wind kaufman, newly retired from teaching 40 years at city college of san francisco. so and trying to be a proud jew, it's difficult when the state of israel and the jcrc claim to speak for me, terrorism did not start on october 7th. terrorism against palestinian civilians has been the hallmark of israel since its inception. 75 years ago. starting with the nakba, a precursor to what is happening now in gaza in gaza, the average number of children being killed per day is well over 103 months into the ukraine . war, two children were being killed per day on average, and the un stated that the level of devastation had not been seen since world war two. the resolution before you is not controversial. don't make it controversial by adding one sided amendments. i know your heart breaks witnessing this genocide funded by our tax dollars. san francisco speaker time has elapsed against the genocide. good afternoon. i'm here to express full support for a cease fire with no amendments in this resolution. i'm a palestinian american, a first generation palestinian american, and ob

i'm also a member of the cif transit riders and gabe kaufman and i want to agree with cyrus and say thatthe obviously very bad. i do think if you look how many people depend on transit and how public transit is also not a benefit to them, it's actually a benefit to all the people who have the luxury of riding an uber and lyft. and in cars because there's much less traffic. but so many of us either depend or only use public transit. and so i think it's pretty unjust and anti-progressive to just budget for operating revenue coming from predominantly lower income people or people who have no other option. while we you just sort of set aside because of pressure from wealthier people, frankly, to not do any kind of fare increase or parking fare increases and with free sunday parking, the city is de facto subsidizing parking and encouraging residents not to consider even using public transit because it's cheaper. you own a car to drive and park, and it would be to take a bus. so i really think for operating revenue, we should continue car owners should subsidize sfmta because the riders are su

i'm also a member of the cif transit riders and gabe kaufman and i want to agree with cyrus and say thate the obviously very bad. i do think if you look how many people depend on transit and how public transit is also not a benefit to them, it's actually a benefit to all the people who have the luxury of riding an uber and lyft. and in cars because there's much less traffic. but so many of us either depend or only use public transit. and so i think it's pretty unjust and anti-progressive to just budget for operating revenue coming from predominantly lower income people or people who have no other option. while we you just sort of set aside because of pressure from wealthier people, frankly, to not do any kind of fare increase or parking fare increases and with free sunday parking, the city is de facto subsidizing parking and encouraging residents not to consider even using public transit because it's cheaper. you own a car to drive and park, and it would be to take a bus. so i really think for operating revenue, we should continue car owners should subsidize sfmta because the riders are

republican chairman, bobby kaufman and his son, who is a brilliant guy and he worked with us and i will family of real professionals. matt whitaker, who is the -- [applause] >> -- the very talented and very good attorney general. he's around her somewhere. so, he has been with us all of the way. you know, we have a man who was very impressive. i say, there's nothing wrong with. it he is so solid and so good that he didn't catch on. sometimes be a little controversial is good. he is so perfect. although, he did break his late during the campaign. that wasn't so good. it's sort of stood out a little bit. doug burgum from north dakota, the governor and his beautiful wife, kathryn and he got out of the race. what people don't know is that he actually supported me on the other side, twice already, right? he decided to do it. he was outstanding. the traction is never easy, right? any controversy for tracks and sometimes. this gaza post solid guy. no controversy whatsoever. he's one of the best governors in our country. i hope i'm going to be able to call on him to be a piece of the administra