it can't be kerry washington.t walk by her own star." [ laughter ] >> i feel like when i go, there's a very high probability that my dad will already be there. [ laughter ] because he -- this was really his dream. >> seth: okay. >> like, my dad -- to the point where, like, if it was announced somebody else was getting a star, he'd be pissed? like, "where's your star?" but with a lot more expletives. "where is you're mother f -- [ light laughter ] so this, i feel like he manifested it. >> seth: was he thrilled about it then? >> oh, my god. i think he thinks it's his star. >> seth: sure. [ light laughter ] >> and i said it's our star, so kind of true. >> seth: well, so wait, i'm sharing it with him? never mind. [ light laughter ] i just kind of wanted it to be ours -- he seems great. >> he's good. he's good. >> seth: but was he e -- and that's great. it must be -- >> he was there. he and my mom were at the ceremony. >> seth: fantastic. >> it was really sweet. >> seth: are they -- obviously they're very proud of you.

kerry: politics.ad been put together with, you know, senator langford from oklahoma -- he worked hard at that. it was bipartisan. it was ready to be passed and president trump then -- former president trump called up and said don't pass this. it will help the democrats. it will help the biden administration look good. jonathan: do you think they hurt themselves in the last four years, the democrats? sec. kerry: there were serious questions about the message and so forth but i'm not here to be political. i'm here to talk about the energy crisis. jonathan: isn't there something political about this crisis though? sec. kerry: it seems to have been weaponized. unfortunately that is a loss for all of america. if you decide to pull out of paris, we are not at the table. we lose the leverage of being at the table. we lose the protection of our country in terms of something that might be passed were not passed by not being at the table. moreover, last time he pulled out there was only one person in the entire

kerri, i'm sorry, i have some bad information. maybe they sound the same. >> john: they said kerri is not available. she is gone for a time. >> dana: she was our person inside the courtroom and how long this portion took. so that our viewers at home can understand what's happening. they are reviewing documents right now. this is typical in a courtroom, jonathan turley? >> yes, it is. you know, they go through the probation report. i have been on the defense side of these cases. and everything else that follows is hardly what we normally see. usually when your client stands up ultimately to address the court, there are common references to being redeemed, to showing your past good deeds, your future plans. that's not what followed this standard step. you had a defendant here who knew he was not going to be sentenced to jail who used the opportunity to really confront the judge as to what occurred in this case. and to go after some of these -- >> dana: we'll take a moment to listen back in. >> state prison to a variety of non-incarc

let's bring back, i think we've solved the audio issue with kerri urbahn. what does it mean for the american people and first what does it mean for trump? >> as you are saying that trump supporters are walking by right now holding signs about political persecution, about weaponization of the department of justice and their message is loud and clear. they're tired of this and why they went to the ballot box in november and voted decisively for donald trump which i thought was a very effective point he made. at one point he leaned forward on screen looking at judge merchan and said the people are watching the trial in your courtroom and they voted for me. it was decisive, the swing states, all of it. and andy mccarthy made this point earlier. >> harris: my team is telling me they are listening to you and queued it up. let's watch it together. this is the president-elect donald trump from his sentencing just a short time ago. >> it has been a political witch hunt. it was done to damage my reputation so that i would lose the election. obviously that didn't work

>> i will tell you john kerry was amazing. john kerry was very, very in tune with the work i was doing. he met with us, he talk with us. secretary granholm was very engaged. so to be fair when the president was himself the were several people on his team who were really watching what we were doing and wanted us to be successful. >> where do you, what do you think the goal is that come for republicans in this of administration? >> such as in case anybody is not totally similar, the duck into a top line. a number of years ago a little concern republicans were not engage in the climate conversation so i did what i would suggest it i should do and i jumped in with both feet. i found the conservative climate caucus to get republicans engaged. people can add it on the back and said you'll get five republicans that will join. i'm to just unitary today ths 87 house republicans that are part of the conservative climate caucus. that answer your question, the role is incredibly important. the reason why is if you have conversation as som

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kerry's only response was how that hurts. so it's fine. is, i can't join. let people join a gym and don't judge them. and or maybe you could say to them, join a different time and have a talk with them. but this is just like this is just arrogant. >> join in november. we've got the daily mail now with news for anyone doing dry. jan, she's asked if you can use some lube. >> kerry this is arrogant as well. no, i'm just getting in the mood now. >> section four is where you've got angry. >> yeah, exactly what actually happens to you to your body when you give up alcohol for dry january? this is the daily mail. who then don't tell you exactly what happens. they tell you generally, what we all know is there are going to be some changes. and so some of her tips for the person they're giving advice from for abstaining include setting realistic goals. brilliant idea. find a palatable substitute, drink. amazing. avoid temptations and practice how to say no. who'd have thought that? this is absolutely amazing advice? brilliant. so it'll improve your

i will tell john kerry was w amazing. so john kerry was very, very in tune with the work i i was do. he met with us. he talked with us. secretary granholm was very engaged. so do theer fair, while the president wasn't himself the was over people on this team who were really watching what we were doing and wanted us to be successful. >> what do you thinkou the roles for that for republicans in the civilization? everybody's not totally familiar, maybe i could do a top one. a number years ago a little concerned republicans were not engage in a climate conversation site i did what everybody suggested i should do and i jumped in with both feet. i founded the conservative climate caucus to get republicanss engaged. peopleen kind of pad of the audt back and said you'll get five republicans that would join your i'm here to tell you today there's 87 house republicans that are part of the conservative climate caucus. now to answer your question, the role is incredibly important. the reasonn why is if you have a conversation as some

why did you think that kerry washington was the one to play that particular role?she is loud. thank you. >> the first time that tyler perry met my mom, who you know my mom is very elegant. >> very elegant. >> gracious, stoic. he said you are so lovely. what happened to your child? she has no inside voice. >> so i thought i knew she could command the room. but i also knew that as an actor, she hadn't had those opportunities to show all the range. so i thought let's show the world that there is something so different here from you. i know they know olivia pope. i got it. but when we're done, they're going to see no one but charity adams from the time she literally comes into focus on the screen, you go whoa, that's somebody we need to follow. >> you have to stand up straight. posture is important. >> one of my favorite scenes, i got really choked up watching it is when they landed. and the way they marched and the pride in which they march, and the way people were looking at them, you called debbie allen for that scene. >> company, halt. >> i did. because when i saw

trey: just for the record, neither kerri urbahn or i requested a pardon.ank you, kerri, for loaning us your legal expertise on this sunday night. take care. >> thank you, you too . trey: thank you for spending part of your sunday with us and have a great week and find us online going for them on the trey gowdy podcast good night from south carolina ♪ hello everyon

glen johnson, senior advisor to former secretary of state john kerry.world and across the u.k., you have been watching bbc news. ben: the u.k. prime minister sir keir starmer has made his first visit to ukraine as prime minister with a pledge to put ukraine in the strongest possible position this year. the visit and that of the italian defense minister aims to underline european solidarity with ukraine and of donald trump's second term as president -- prime min. starmer: we have committed 3 billion pounds for military aid of year and we are going further to support the frontline, providing a 2.2 billion pound loan which will be paid back not by ukraine, but from the interest of frozen russian assets. we're also galvanizing british and -- british industry. ben: sir keir starmer in kyibv. let's speak to a former british ambassador to moscow. keir starmer talking about a 100-year pact. how much comfort will the ukrainian leader president zelenskyy take from that solidarity? >> i think it is helpful. the u.k. since the beginning of the crisis has been at th

standing here who is not only physically one of the bravest people i've ever known in my life, john kerrypplause] i want to thank you all again, the families, for your service to the nation. and by the way, you the families have had such an impact on all they have done and all the country is doing. we know it's not one single person that does it. no woman or man can go out and do the things they do without the support of family, so thank you, thank you, thank you. and congratulations. let's remember, our work continues. we have a lot more work to do, to keep this going. every time i walk out of my grand pops house, he would yell, joey, keep the faith. my grandmother said no, joey, spread it. let's go spread the faith, ok? god bless you all and may god protect our troops. >> please remain in your seats until the president and the president's metal recipients have departed the east room. ♪ ♪ [playing

now you have to be skilled because your kerry caused of -- your kerry cost of, say, five to 8%, you haveo be good. francine: the integration of western. how is that going? jenny: we are working through the integration of western, yes. we have done it i think now -- we have been integrating putnam investments and there's less integration that happens on a private market acquisition than a traditional acquisition, so we have been methodically going along. francine: is the plane quicker than expected, slower? jenny: probably quicker because we were not planning on it until july 25 and have now started earlier. francine: are you happy with the progress you started earlier? will it finish earlier? jenny: it's definitely a positive. or home model is to keep the invest -- our whole model is to keep the investment team's independent and to build around them. we -- on one of the acquisitions, are private credit manager said when franklin bought us we thought they would help us on distribution but now with ai and the cost of data i realized we could never participate at this level without the scal

all right kerry thank you. well, happening now, the u.s.as shut down meta's bid to avoid a multi-million dollar class action lawsuit. advertisers suing meta, saying that the company inflated the number of people its ads would reach. well, meta argues that the advertisers are too diverse to combine into a single lawsuit, but the judge's decision today means that advertisers can continue to band together to seek damages from meta. coming up, we're going to take a look at the wildfires burning in southern california. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] take that up a little bit higher. you should feel

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john kerry was there saying the same old thing. said it was unfortunate to see the net zero coalition fall apart because it was big business for us. not that it didn't matter what was happening to the people because as the energy prices went up, the food prices went up and everything else along with it, so that is one of the things i liked about it. >> greg: harold, you must have been bumped not being there with your rich, elitist, remote friends in davos skiing -- >> harold: i've never been there. >> greg: you never been to davos? it's wonderful. we will go next year, i have a place. >> harold: can i? >> greg: yes. >> harold: i think that president trump, the unconventionality of him is refreshing. he is a different kind of leader, and democrats and those who did not support him, whatever their political stripe, need to understand that. he is a risk-taker, and he is going to continue to take risks. this was a risk today, what he said and how he said it, his campaign message was risky but the voters ratified it. i hope as he takes

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fates of to his australian life in las kerry, upset his time. is a singles player may be coming to an end or curious was backfiling. it is time grand slam for the 1st time since 2022, following a series of career threatening injuries. and he looked short of fitness throughout this last the presence of jacob fairly full month women, finest is still set to compete in the doubles at melvin park. a knew that i had the doubles so i didn't want to. um, you know, i kinda was taking everything into not, you know, in those maintenance. um it was, it was, yeah, it was, it was nuts, but yeah, just that's what i made. i didn't wanna just throw in the towel and walk off all retire. oh um. you know, i was always hurting physically, but i yeah. respect my point in the fans away it alice to come see me play. yeah. i mean, realistically, probably concept most of playing singles much here again and have a joke of its needed a few words of advice from his new coach on the murray on his way to the 2nd round to chris last, the 1st i think it's the american teenager

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now i want to bring in brent sadler to the conversation along with jonathan and kerri. what he is saying is it will take bold diplomacy and that his hope is that it could begin with some kind of a cease-fire. what is your take? >> happy new year, and good to be back on your show. i think also in his comments the senator's comments said you have to deal in reality. only so much you can change on the battlefield given the relative power disposition and sizes of these two countries, ukraine versus russia. at the end of the day it's about american scents. those are served and protected going forward. you have to deal in the real world and you have to deal in reality. i think making a very clear statement as president reelect trump has said the goal is to end the fighting and the killing. what happens next we have to see what putin does, if he takes initiative to try to put an end to it or else we'll have to start seeing more pressure applied and costs imposed but do it differently and have to be educated with the reality and what our strategic ends are. something that allud

election will be resolved, can be resolved. ultimately we forge thanks to the efforts of secretary john kerry, a government of national unity that we hoped would be able to manage the country and keep this democratic experiment moving forward. the mind from watching, not a few of them and the uh the, the gym when they the, the products and you look them up and they can know who to share. listen to must the fall. doesn't much full of what i say to uh, why would i be nothing with the zip codes um its a bit of a flag. i wanna sign on on that cuz it was like picking them up. and uh huh medium, can you get the most kind of most chosen this had that kind of chest on. hold them to get a price on the could i not ask them my i will most certainly have to buy sure they hook negative them to him. the guy, so i got another sticky, sweat him out of the companies and then by the guy in other them white and was not even pushed back. that's i'm getting 12 and i kind of the, the new like the presidents and also told none of them. the family didn't live here. uh, they had no connection to this country. unfortu

kerry, maybe you should come and see what i'm seeing. because what i'm seeing is at this.dren and unarmed women in front of their weaponry. the israelis are putting their weaponry in front of the children and the women trying to protect them. there is not an equivalency here. this is not saying this. this is not about both sides trying to somehow calm down. this is about one side trying to murder innocent people and another side trying to protect their families as they have a god-given right to do. i realize that for the past several years there has been both on the democratic and republican side the notion that we would be able to achieve new east peace by something called a two-state solution. i want to be a record and in no, this would not be something that be agreeable to some of you because there are many republicans who think that the two-state solution is, in fact, a solution. i consider it no solution whatsoever. there cannot be two states holding for the same piece of real estate, spatial when one of those states does not believe the other one even has a right to

that is what it will be under kerry lake where we have ideas pushed out of americanism so we can startthat bandwidth of liberty and freedom. look back at reagan he never fired a bullet against the soviets hadn't destroyed the global ideology through things like the u.s. information agency, radio for europe and otherwise. our domestic is so great to see some like elon musk working with the president. platforms like x and others are where the jihad he cool get spread it spread in our universities. we are going to build the counter that by beginning to have an unabashedly pro- american mindset orchids like my children are looking at the only thing we would ever die for it is america. we do not to die for islam we don't to die for anything else but understand as america goes the rest of the world goes and that is why we need a new ideology push fourth of forth of americanism against political islam and the red/green axis. mark: whom we come back zuhdi jasser live student site care, students for justice in palestine part of the groups all across the united states but all of our college camp

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or an al gore or john kerry. all of these lunatics. they want this for the entire country.d not elected donald trump, gina would be happening to the power grid? you know what happened to the gasoline and oil in this country? you know what would be happening to us? you cannot treat an industrialized nation this way like it is some kind of a fourth grade science experiment. and yet that's exactly what's going on and costs live in is horrendous. man kind matters. mankind is not second to nature. mankind matters that it's a jobb of politicians and governments. to represent the people. to service the people. not these crazy radical left wing ideologies. i will be right back. [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin, with real honey & elderberry. but st. jude has gotten us through it. st. jude is hope for every child diagnosed with cancer because the research is being shared all over the world. —i have

or an al gore or john kerry. all of these lunatics. they want this for the entire country.d not elected donald trump, gina would be happening to the power grid? you know what happened to the gasoline and oil in this country? you know what would be happening to us? you cannot treat an industrialized nation this way like it is some kind of a fourth grade science experiment. and yet that's exactly what's going on and costs live in is horrendous. man kind matters. mankind is not second to nature. mankind matters that it's a jobb of politicians and governments. to represent the people. to service the people. not these crazy radical left wing ideologies. i mark: will come back america. we heard their friend newt gingrich the former speaker as you all know, historian. that is why what i an intercom. before we get into a house of representatives document california briefly. california's water shortages electricity shortages run out some blackouts. it's got uncontrollable fires. it's got the highest taxes in the nation the worst regulatory state in the nation. it's got a one-party r

when we negotiated nucle agreement with iran in 2015, john kerry, first senator then secretary of stateused back channel of the sultan of oman who had good relations with both, to get the negotiations going. the famous 1993 oslo accords, which were the only time israel and the palestinians really agreed was done through a back channel. the prime minister of israel, a great man, didn't realize those talks were going on. now in the case of the hostages, we court negotiate directly with iran. they didn't recognize us and we didn't recognize them after the coup that took over so how did we do it? we had to do it through indirect means through algeria and algeria played had in role of being a functioner of taking our offers to the iranians, their offers back. it was never done with the two participant neither same room. warren christopher deserves a lot of credits for that negotiation. he was deputy secretary of state but so does jimmy cart every. again, his attention to detail, which was at one level a weakness but in another a strength. he went into every detail of that agreement. how much

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fox news legal editor kerri urbahn was here when the news broke, and she is sheer to talk more abouthat they said about judge john coughenour order said, and it it is blatantly unconstitutional. frankly he said he... you go back to 1868, it's what coughenour said. >> no one is talking about this? it's not the in aclu brief, and they go back to the senator who was giving speeches and said at the time this does not include he'llens. that was a known -- he'llens and that was a known thing. the reason that birthright citizenship is a thing because as i said earlier because of the decision by the supreme court and as i explained earlier, the time was very different. the court, the high court there specifically emphasized that the parents of the chinese national who wanted his u.s. citizenship, he had been born here had been, quote, permanently domicileed here and at the time, his parents were legally here. it was almost impossible for chinese nationals to become citizens. i think there's a way to distinguish what the culture is now, like i said earlier, there's a birth tourism industry, a

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trey: just for the record, neither kerri urbahn or i requested a pardon. i reserve the right to do so in the future. thank you, kerri, for loaning us your legal expertise on this sunday night. take care. >> thank you, you too . trey: thank you for spending part of your sunday with us and have a great week and find us online going for them on the trey gowdy podcast good night from south carolina shannon: i am shannon bream the senate works the weekend to confirm key members of president trump's national security team the new president lays the groundwork for his most ambitious policies yet. >> we have accomplished more in one week than other administrations have accomplished in four years. shannon: president trump it's a ground running with aggressive agenda and major changes to both at home and abroad as two of the president's most critical cabinet picks are confirmed. >> pete hegseth got approved. kristi noem just got approved. >> tom cotton a third ranking republican in the senate joins us live as another key trump nominee prepares for a make or break we

we reached a nuclear agreement which john kerry and president' bob: negotiate with iran which would have boxed in their -- bram for 15 years with. yes, it had flaws in it but it cut 2 thirds of their centrifuges out, it disabled their pew tone yum plant in iraq. he had 24/7 surveillance with cameras. and then president trump when he came into office, withdraw drew, just as he withdrew from the paris climb changes talks and said we're going to do even better with this than obama has negotiated so what did we end up with today, 2024 as we're talking? what did we end up with? iran with 60% enripped uranium when they had to go down to.5% but within two and a half weeks, those sentry funerals had been replaced with the modern centrifuge. the plutonium plant is back up and running. the inspections are more limited so when you withdraw from an agreement that hour predecessor reached, you have problems. let me give you an example. ronald reagan. the land slide. one of the criticisms from the 1980 campaign was our salt 2*r agreement which he said gave too much to the soviets and we didn't get eno

he wants to kind of mix this and i remember when john kerry got swift voted and it wasn't the fact of going to die with his three purple hearts, silver star, bronze star, but when he was running in00swift voting thing made people say i'm not sure. there are two sides to the story. that's really what trump's ultimately doing saying it was politicized january 6th, that the deep state set it all up. he feeds into conspiracy theories and let's hope that after he gets inaugurated he'll get away from this. if he wants to pardon a few of these people as they look at it, but to do a blanket pardon and to try to turn the thugs of january sixth four years ago into some kind of, you know, public folk heroes, maga superstars would be a great detriment to his presidency and the country at large. >> doug and neal joining us here on january 6th, thank you both. let me tell folks what's coming up. >>> we will not only at the history doug and neal were discussing, but it is to maintain democracy against these type of coup attempts. >>> we prepared a special report on a fact check to arm you with the e

kerry davis air force vietnam veteran. his service continues to inpier. and joe waller who celebrates 95th birthday this month. his life of service reminds us of the strength and commitment. i wish to congratulate the following students for the class of 2029. extremely important to me that i don't get to ask anybody's permission. we select the best and brightest that our communities have to offer and this is a role that i take seriously and merit is what counts. united states naval academy, paul kerry, tries ten russell, max stalker, sebastian sri eying asand bradford webster. nominated to the air force academy, tan ell connell, cooper davis, issac friedman, kaitlin maxine and nathan cystin, and elijah their. . . . . s while this is sad, george will leave the office this fall and attend law school at the university of maryland, baltimore. congrats, george. you've done a wonderful job for us. we'll miss you and see you again. as every member knows, this job is impossible without great staff so i sincerely thank you all for the work and dedication you've sh

adaptation of kerry starting systems basic as the outcast teen quickly became a cult classic. >> then scene from >> the main scene from nashville where kerry her classmates was filmed in the pacific palisades at the palisades charter high school. it was also seen in the 2003 remake of freaky friday with lindsay lohan and jamie lee curtis and in crazy, beautiful with kirsten dunst founded in 1961 and built for 6 million dollars. the palisades charter high school currently serves some 3,000 students throughout the los angeles area. >> the high school suffered significant damage during the palisades fire. although the main campus is still standing. >> barbra streisand as brice funny lady was in 1975. musical comedy starring you got winner. barbra streisand. she plays a broadway star whose fortunes have taken a hit to the great depression. one of the major scenes of the film was shot at the will. rogers state park polo fields and ranch house. will rogers ranch house property dating back to the 1920's was completely destroyed in the palisades fire. >> built on 186 acres overlooking the pa

reaction, we can speak to glenjohnson, who was senior adviser to the former us secretary of statejohn kerry's just talk a bit about the american perspective on this. antony blinken, secretary of state, saying he is pretty confident this is going to start as scheduled on sunday. do you share that confidence? i scheduled on sunday. do you share that confidence? i don't know what — share that confidence? i don't know what he _ share that confidence? i don't know what he is _ share that confidence? i don't know what he is basing - share that confidence? i don't know what he is basing that l share that confidence? i don't i know what he is basing that on. i used to sit in the same meeting with him every morning with the secretary of state and after minutes respect for him and the work he has done over the last four years, but everybody who is really knowledgeable about that area really knows this is a wing and a prayer. everybody wants it to happen on the outside, but the players are just so volcanic. anything can set them off, and as your prior correspondence noted, is it really a how my situat

archer his, partner, he was college roommate with chris hynes, stepson of secretary of state john kerry, all these men, had all started an investment firm together, public recordings show that april 16, 2014, devon archer meets with vice president biden at the white house. just two days later, on april 18, 2014, is when hunter biden quietly joined burisma. according to public recording. remember, this is just one month after the united kingdom serious fraud office opened a money laundering case into burisma, hunter biden joints the board, and 10 days after hunter biden joining the board, british authorities seizes, 23 million dollars in british bank accounts connected to oligarch owner of burisma, did hunter biden leave the board then? no. british authorities announced it started a criminal investigation in to potential money laundering, did hunter biden leave the board? no, what happened was then only then, did can the company choose to announce that hunter biden had joined the board after the assets offt burisma and his oligarch owner, were frozen and a criminal investigation had begu

. >> john: let's bring in kerri or urbahn. they ruled 5-four against him. >> that's right but the four conservative just iss said they would have requested the stay. i have to tell you, it is cold and windy down here and that may be the reason why there are not nearly as many press and people as were here during the trial or maybe it's because people realize that this really shouldn't be happening. if you recall, the district attorney alvin bragg in this case manipulated the statute of limitations to revive the case. converted misdemeanor to felonies in a way that's never been done before in the history of new york and -- and so sorry, i lost the sound for a second. >> john: we still have you. >> sorry about that. yeah, i got you. so anyway there are a number of people who did not think this should be happening including legal scholars across the board and donald trump did have a muted response to the supreme court decision that occurred last night. he may be playing the long game knowing the decision is likely to get back bef

kerry. >>>>the trump administration defended its actions. >>>>we are going to enforce immigration law. we're going to protect the american people. >>>>colombian officials are set to travel to washington this week to follow up on their agreement with the u.s.. >>>>but over the weekend, president trump continued his flurry of executive moves, firing at least 15 inspectors general. those are independent government watch groups and watchdogs meant to root out corruption, fraud or abuse. california senator adam schiff says trump broke the law because he did not give congress the required 30 day notice. >>>>the american people, if we don't have good and independent inspector generals, are going to see the swamp refill. >>>>well, republicans like senator lindsey graham were quick to defend the president, saying president trump feels the inspector generals did not do a good job. and just one week into his second term, president trump has shut down dea office programs all across government, removed at least 20 state department officials in leadership

ted danson was going to play john kerry.going to play without that it terribly mixed cast givenme the agreement they shoud have larry, curly, and moe butt, one of things that happen this week because of the pope's visit, we have unleashed on us weapons of mass distraction. because this is a week in which portion ofk about what the pope said rather than talking about the fact that hilary clinton conveniently use this week and all of the news going on to quietly say she would not support the keystone pipeline. one more got punch and one or got punch to consumers in this country. we ought to be working on not just exploring hundreds of years of it. we often become the number one exporter of energy but putin, the iranians and the saudis out of the energy e business. we supply pure after issue with energy. in doing that when only upset world of power build nuclear devices and fund to teach tears how to fly into buildings. we start making it possible to have american energy jobs another thing that happens, we make it so that a lot

kerry will be here with more news for you off to witness the as israel's war on gaza, continue, the new series takes you beyond the headlines of the country. we were now set for a month and i operated again every day. most of my lists were just children award winning move to find some repeat to speak to plastics such in victoria rose. i think when you go and you know that you're making a difference, it's very hard. no escape. i refrain on tuesday and i who might be the only woman in the room, the only black person. mm hm. definitely the only must i serve as a state representative for the 26 district here in delaware. that was locked it in 2020 as the 1st and listen to the dollar general assembly at the time i was $26.00 the what's going on in palestine, the genocide and gaza and being outspoken about that. i've definitely felt very isolated, not just among legislators, but among democrats. the great thank you recognize in the minutes here in crisis and gaza in supporting an immediate and lasting ceasefire. better speakers, because the 3rd and final reading a house concurrent resolution

when i worked on the israeli-palestinian team under secretary kerry, we were undone by domestic politicsat is what we are reminded of. i do think the outside parties, the u.s. and mediators, we cannot want it more than they do. it looks like they want it. i wish i could say it is for positive reasons, hope, but the fear factor is at play for hamas. they are fearful of becoming irrelevant, they are weak internally and regionally. netanyahu is looking at president like that tornado twisting on the horizon. the last thing that trump wants is a headache in the middle east. he is saying to netanyahu, get me a deal. annita: so you think that is a decisive factor in all this, donald trump do to return to the white house next week. >> absolutely. it is unprecedented the kind of partnership that you see between biden and trump's team. it is like herding cats but you have the big dogs on the party now. for biden leaving office, it feels that having those hostages there. for trunk coming into office, it looks bad. for him, appearances are everything. there is a perfect storm and that could bring us