kevin and paul's relationship had been rocky at times. california and michigan showed a history of domestic violence arrest between the two. one included paul is a rest in california for hitting captain with the bottle. the case was dropped when kevin refused to press charges. in the months prior to the miami trip, kevin was arrested twice for assaulting paul in michigan, the last time paul's nose had been broken. >> they had been together off and on, two years, there was a history of domestic violence. >> you wonder right? >> you have to wonder, again this goes back to he is the last person to see her who knows her. you have to wonder about what is he not telling us? >> police say the victim's boyfriend is still considered a person of instruments. >> her boyfriend a man with mugshots from a history of domestic violence. >> his background quickly got into the reporting on the lurid murder, the reporters found the court records of domestic violence complaints, that didn't look good for the boyfriend. and neither did the story told by the l

where's kevin? he's wandered off. kevin! dug, find kevin. find the bird, find the bird! hi, hi.se is over there in those twisty rocks. she has been gathering food for her babies and must get back to them. wait. kevin's just leaving? [ kevin purrs ] [ screeches ] but you promised to protect her. her babies need her. we gotta make sure they're together! sorry, russell. we've lost enough time already. [ sighs ] yeah. [ squawks ] [ chirps ] [ sadly ] this was her favorite chocolate. [ swallows ] because you sent her away, there's more for you. [ sighs ] huh? kevin? [ rustling ] [ dogs barking ] aah! aah! [ dogs growling, barking ] aah! ♪ [ alpha growling ] alpha: where's the bird? you said you had the bird. oh, yes. oh, yes. since i have said that, i can see how you would think that. where is it? uh...tomorrow. come back tomorrow, and then i will again have the bird. yes. [ barks viciously ] you lost it. why do i not have a surprised feeling? well, at least you now have led us to the small mailman and the one who smells of prunes. master will be most pleased we have found them and w

the defendant, kevin eastman, he didn't want to lose heather frank. >> kevin eastman was the only one hands are the hands of a murderer. these are the hands of the defendant kevin eastman. >> what really happened to scott sessions and heather frank? that's what everyone is hoping to hear from the prosecution. >> on february 8, scott sessions never saw it coming. literally, ambushed from behind by a man with an anger, fueled by jealousy, and a large sharp knife. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm -- >> to prove that kevin eastman ambushed scott sessions in a fit of jealous fury the prosecution calls more than 40 witnesses. >> it's obvious that it's a very large sharp knife that went from the front to the back, that nearly decapitated scott sessions. >> people's exhibit 126. >> the prosecution also presented dna evidence they argued linked kevin eastman to the murder of scott sessions. >> the biggest thing that we have was a pair of pants that was found amongst kevin eastman's clothing. actually had blood on them. >> -- developed from cutting of the jeans indicated a mixture of two cont

back to you. >> kevin: thank you. two women and three minors facing assault charges for attacking two workers at a texas 7-11. we showed you the wild footage last week, where you see the group jump over the counter and begin attacking the clerk. officials say it happened after the employee refused to sell a cigar to a minor. both employees suffered injuries, minor, and treated at the scene. >> carley: former marine charged in the choke-hold death of jordan neely is speaking out denying accusations he tried to kill him. the three main threats, i'm going to kill you, i'm prepared to go to life and i'm willing to die. i saw women and other than which, he was yelling in their faces, i couldn't sit still. some say i held on for 15 minutes issue not true, between stops, couple minutes issue less than five minutes. some say i was trying to choke him to death, which is not true, i was trying to restain him. >> carley: penny faces second-degree manslaughter charges. fox weather alert. home security camera catches a lightning s

kevin: rapidfire questions. the hesitation for giving certain weapon systems to ukraine has been that the united states wasn't sure that ukraine had the restraint to not use it inside russia to attack. if the ukrainians have shown that they are willing to play ball and use restraint, why not give them -- gen. milley: it was a policy decision. i would never predict anything on or off the table. from a military stand point, we have relatively few attack comes. have to make sure we maintain our own imitations. the range of the weapon is overstating of what they can and can't do. you are looking at a single shot, a musket versus a repeating rifle. the killers file -- fired six shots. there are other systems they can get to that range. the brits have a couple systems. right now we are not providing them. kevin: you told congress that you are witnessing in the ukraine and incredible consumption rate of conventional munitions. any future raw -- war could be off the charts. the u.s. has a ways to go to ensure the stockp

battle happening between the white house and kevin mccarthy.evin mccarthy's talking point was republicans have passed a bill that raises the debt ceiling. it was successful. and yes, it involves spending cuts. yes, it involves some g.o.p. priorities and provisions. we are the ones who have acted to raise the debt ceiling. that was an effective talking point, effective political argument against the white house as these negotiations were happening behind closed doors. to your other question, there is not a whole lot that actually needs to happen this year. the must-pass bill is the bill that -- is a spending package that needs to pass the congress at the end of the fiscal year, september 30, in order to prevent or avert another government shut down. this is going to be the next target on capitol hill. the appropriators have now been tasked to pass 12 of their -- all 12 of their appropriation bills. they want to do it clearly by the end of the fiscal year, but that seems very, very ambitious. what appropriators are saying we are going to try to d

kevin mccarthy.to garret graves and patrick mchenry, the two negotiators. before we got that bit, there was this procedural point in all of this, which basically helped to advance it to the stage we are at now. i think what was interesting about that was that, usually, the minority party doesn't get involved in that bit. but the democrats did get involved and help the republicans to basically advanceit republicans to basically advance it to the stage where we are at now, where the debate is happening and the vote will happen. so that is quite unusual. and it probably suggests that this will happen again. because it's very likely the republicans, may be the democrats again in the house, we might say it again in the senate... if we see that and finally the bill gets to biden�*s desk and he signs it, we can say it truly is a bipartisan deal. interesting, thank yon _ bipartisan deal. interesting, thank you. we _ bipartisan deal. interesting, thank you. we are _ bipartisan deal. interesting, thank you. we

but kevin mccarthy gave up, because kevin mccarthy did not want to come back to that room. kevin mccarthy did not want to be in another highly pressurized debt ceiling negotiations again. and so, kevin mccarthy gave president biden two full years on the debt ceiling. that is an outcome that was almost unimaginable even a week ago. and it is the proof once again that to govern is to choose, and the choices are never easy. governing is a job for serious people. there is a certain range of predictability to governing when serious people are involved. bob dole was a serious person. he was a republican leader of the united states senate for 9. 5 years, serving as the minority leader and majority. he never allowed any gamesmanship over the debt ceiling, never. he cooperated with democratic presidents and republican presidents, democratic majority leaders in the senate, to make sure that they could get debt ceiling increases without even requiring a 60 vote threshold in the senate. that is unthinkable today, because the republicans in congress mostly behave like logan roy's spoile

kevin spacey is well known for his role in american beauty.suspects and seven and the critically acclaimed television series, house of cards. he was also artistic director of the old vic theatre in london between 2004 and 2015. kevin spacey denies the charges. the trial is expected to last four weeks. matthew, kevin spacey left southwark crown court here in the last couple of hours or so, he walked along the pavement, got into a cab and dozens of photographers trying to take his photograph as he got into that taxi. as i say, he denies the 12 sexual offence charges that have been laid against him and his barrister today in court also said that the jury would, in due course, hear from mr spacey himself. the trial expected, as i say, to last for around four weeks. let me return straightaway to that breaking news from moldova that we were talking about with that shooting incident at the main international airport. just as we were watching halina the latest word from moldova's interior ministry, saying they captured that person —— just as we were w

, is facing. —— kevin spacey, the hollywood actor.well feel starstruck, little overwhelmed, they were sitting on a jury that was going to try such a famous person but told them that they must stay grounded throughout the trial. kevin spacey was in a glass in court one here at southwark crown court as he listened intently to those allegations that were laid out, and the prosecutor claimed that kevin spacey had abused his power and influence. and afterwards, kevin spacey�*s defence barrister went on to tell jurors that they would hear some deliberate exaggerations and many damned lies. kevin spacey arrived at southwark crown court this morning, and smiled as he made his way in. it is a far cry from hollywood and the film sets he's used to. the two time 0scar—winning actor, accused of 12 sexual offence charges, walked past photographers. his case has attracted global attention. inside court one, the 63 year old sat in a glass dock, appearing under his full name, kevin spacey fowler. he listened intently as the prosecutor opened the case

the question is -- is kevin mccarthy essentially endorsing a democratic position? they don't trust him. host: can you remind viewers what happened last week when those conservative republicans you mentioned kind of were able to revolt and stall the house? guest: revolt is the right word. there was a situation where a group of about a dozen house republicans voted against the rule. it sounds incredibly procedural but what it did was stop the votes from happening in the house. the house ended up in a complete standstill, no votes occur because kevin mccarthy was negotiating with the conservative wing to figure out how he could give them what they wanted so they would allow more boats to go forward. host: they are back today. the rules committee is meeting today. that will be at 10:00 a.m.. there will be some pills and want to talk to about one of them. they are considered noncontroversial but what will you look for today is an indication of whether this stalemate continues whether speaker mccarthy is reach an agreement with these far right conservatives? guest: i wil

how do you top kevin hart.rything >> well. [ laughter ] the goat, uh, goat took a [ bleep ] on stage >> jimmy: there you go, there you go [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] dude, questlove said it was the funniest thing he ever saw >> it was -- it was not planned either, quest. [ light laughter ] that's the one thing i didn't think about. i said, "the goat's going to come out, do a tight two minutes. [ laughter ] but instead, he [ bleep ] on chris' shoes [ laughter ] he -- he destroyed chris' shoes. chris had on some white moon boots and that goat -- that goat got him >> jimmy: moon boots >> chris just jumped in, "you gotta be --! you know chris, he's like -- he's "this [ bleep ] goat, [ bleep ]! >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. >> sorry for cursing >> jimmy: you have so many - >> it's the gran coramino. >> jimmy: i know, yeah it's -- you have so many things going on "hart to heart" is your show on peacock. you do a great job with that >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: i know you probably got inspired by -- who's your fa

fortunately, kevin mccarthy did seem to get that. you make is after 15 ballots clawing his way to the speakership, we didn't know whether that would mean he would have the ability and the authorities to pull this off. and i am pleased for the country that he did. >> joy, this is -- >> i will note that -- i will just say very quickly that biden very pointedly thanked hakeem jeffries because in the end, democrats were needed in order to deliver this because there weren't enough republicans to do it. >> a lot of democrats needed. >> joy, it also shows that that marjorie taylor greene, matt gaetz faction, what they are are media stars. they are very, very loud media stars, because remember, as chris hayes said a moment ago, and filling in on newsmax, that's their next gig. in the middle of kevin mccarthy's multiple votes, i interviewed lauren boebert. during the commercial break, you know what she said? how do i get a gig like this? that's what they're thinking about in their next move. how do i become a paid speaker? how do i speak at t

kevin knows this were sell. now, the issue though is that they cannot control these accounts and the minute they -- sate hash tags for example accident right, you'll have likr something, well, if that is a blocked hash tag, they come back and put in an emoji and that hash tag is right back on the platform. there's zero control over that platform and it's not just the abuse of children, it's also animal abuse and it's also fake accounts and there is a lot, a lot of fake identities. i think we all have them on instagram. i can't control my fake identities on instagram anymore. it's just a platform for criminals and so unfortunate. kaylee: i couldn't help but think about mark zuckerberg sitting before congress and talking about the harmful effects of social media on young girls and proving this was harmful to young girls. take a look at how mark zuckerberg answered congress. he had interesting new ideas, watch. >> i find that very concerning arguing this particular incarcerated bracket. 13 and under. given the pres

they are a problem for kevin mccarthy. so is the fact that's less republicans than democrats voted for this the that also, by the way, use the democrats something to think because not all of the democrats were really happy with a substantial yes vote for this deal still consignments in washington talking to us about how us lawmakers have passed is crucial debt ceiling bill. steph, i'm in washington. thank you so much. in all the news. now, officials in the european union and united states side, i expect to draft a voluntary code of conduct on artificial intelligence within weeks. both sides hoping that other nations will sign on to critics seem to take industry say that i especially content creating programs like chat, g, p, t pose as much of a risk as pandemic. so nuclear war, investor, catherine type coordination, and corporation i, united states secretary states to recurring themes as top us and you offer shows, discussed to digital transition at time you think of to trade and technology console in sweden. the top of th

you negotiate with this guy, kevin mccarthy, right? who had the most sort of humiliating speakership election in over a century. can he actually deliver, when the time comes, right? because if you negotiate something with him, then he goes back to his caucus and he loses 100 votes on it, like, what have you really done? and it doesn't look like that's going to be the case. it looks like it's going to be, what? they lose 30 or 50 votes? >> right. at this point, it should be somewhere around 30 or 50. it could be more than that, but regardless, if mccarthy delivers this deal with a majority of his republican conference, he will have passed his most important test so far, you know? getting elected speaker was the easy part. passing a bunch of messaging bills is also an easy part. >> very easy, yeah. >> and yet, he struggled with both of those things. now, he does have a narrow majority, that sorted speaker pelosi the last time around. if mccarthy delivers this, it will take the biggest headache of his, you know, played for the next year a

kevin a. yeah, i think the, you know, demetrius point that it is a very different scenario today than, than the previous wars that have been mentioned, this sort of forever more is going back to, you know, vietnam afghanistan racks. but i do think that the common problem is that so much of american politics is actually determined by, you know, non elected actors. right? so you do have this massive, you know, it's been called the military industrial complex has been called the deep states uh, by various commentators. you have this machine that basically is based on war. it's driven by the economics of war. and that is something that, um, any of the candidates have to meet your mention or going to have to confront. i'm not so confident that i'm about a trump will actually have the strength to stand up to that machine. you know, in our, as a junior might but, but that's, so that's a serious challenge. and i think that there's other important players too when we look at the possibilities for peace

i don't trust kevin mccarthy as a fiscal| kevin mccarthy as a fiscal conservative.significance of spending and the threat to the united states. look, china is going around the world right now. we have been getting reports talking to the governments of foreign countries in africa, asia, latin america about how the united states is out of control spending and out—of—control debt, and china is a better partner, economic partner than the united states. that is a very serious consequence of this kind of irresponsible bale. congressman, what do you expect to see next from your colleagues in the senate? well, i think the _ colleagues in the senate? well, i think the senate _ colleagues in the senate? well, i think the senate will— colleagues in the senate? well, i think the senate will have i colleagues in the senate? well, i think the senate will have a i i think the senate will have a very similar dynamic. i think there will be a large percentage of democrats who will support this spell. i think it will be some republicans who willjoin them, and able will declare victory

i don't trust kevin mccarthy as a fiscal conservative.arthy understands the significance of spending, and the threat to the united states. look, china is going around the world right now... we have been getting reports, talking to the governments of foreign countries in africa, asia, latin america, about how the united states is out of control with spending and debt, and china is a better partner, economic partner, than the united states. that's a very serious consequence of this kind of irresponsible bill. congressman, what do you expect to see next from your colleagues in the senate? i think that zenit will have a very similar dynamic. i think there will be a large percentage of democrats who will support this bill. —— i think the senate. some republicans willjoin them. and they will declare victory and talk about what a great effort this was. the reality is the american people are going to be losers. ., , , ., ., ~ , ., losers. congressman, thank you so much for— losers. congressman, thank you so much forjoining _ losers. congressman,

kevin we can continue this outside.tful and dysfunctional finale before the finale of succession. ♪ ♪ >> it has been an absolute media phenomenon. articles, interviews, podcasts. ending its four season run this week. no spoilers for recent shows. the saga logan roy who built a global media empire that his kids including kendall the fiercely ambitious front runner and chef ski aimlessly battling to take over against their dad and each other. >> i love you, but you are not serious people. >> yeah. my father was a brute. he was. he was tough. but, also, he built and t acted. >> you are only with me to get the power. you've got it now, tom. >> i'm with you because i love you. >> publisher of the fourth watch newsletter. steve, welcome. >> k. great to be here. >> so much media coverage of the final season. every big player being interviewed or profiled. why have journalists made this the biggest thing since game of thrones are even going back to the sopranos. >> it is true. the difference between the amount of media coverage

battle happening between the white house and kevin mccarthy. mccarthy's talking point was republicans have passed a bill that raises the debt ceiling. it was successful. and yes, it involves spending cuts. yes, it involves some g.o.p. priorities and provisions. we are the ones who have acted to raise the debt ceiling. that was an effective talking point, effective political argument against the white house as these negotiations were happening behind closed doors. to your other question, there is not a whole lot that actually needs to happen this year. the must-pass bill is the bill that -- is a spending package that needs to pass the congress at the end of the fiscal year, september 30, in order to prevent or avert another government shut down. this is going to be the next target on capitol hill. the appropriators have now been tasked to pass 12 of their -- all 12 of their appropriation bills. they want to do it clearly by the end of the fiscal year, but that seems very, very ambitious. what appropriators are saying we are going to try to do it

the go back to kevin in hamilton. this conflict is just has been much about propaganda and controlling the narrative as it has been about military hostilities coming. i mean, it's very interesting the way western media is that describes the conflict. it's called, called the ukranian, russia war, the russian, the russia, ukraine, war on all these kinds of things. but really what it is, i mean, this time, last year the ukranian army had been destroyed and it's been slowly but surely reposition and with material money, ammunition, etc, by nato. so this is a nato russia conflict. okay. we should say that and repeated inputs and correct people with they don't say it because that's what it is you're having. this is what, what i think is very, very dangerous. but also, i personally think is an opportunity because nato is putting it's a reputation on the line and it's losing okay. now in less, one party wants to go to the ultimate level of escalation, which god forbid we ever get there. nato is dealt itself a pretty poor hand

you created kevin. it's been the time or challenge of empires to try and rally their populace behind wars that they'd rather not fight. and, and this is something that the united states as, as encountered. i mean, you know, i, ever, since it's a really expansionist history pass world war 2, you know, and, and entering into the uniform woman after the class of the soviet union, how do you get to the american public behind all these conflicts? there's a number of strategies they use, obviously into it. and, you know, they're spreading democracy. they're liberating peoples from, from oppressive tyrants. they use the language of values. um, but as, as, as audiology to mobilize people to try and, you know, suppress domestic opposition to these wars. so i think you're right, it's clearly it's nonsensical when you look at the actual behavior of the united states military, around the world. even if you look at the reckon nomic behavior, incredibly courses, incredibly expletive of, of, uh, you know, less powerfu

kevin corke live kevin corke live in dc. to get reaction from inside -- from make america great again inc. karoline leavitt. going to have you on. i'm wondering in trump's world, what is the mood? what is the status. >> well, it is certainly a sad day for our country. and just a few minutes ago, trace, rachel maddow, the very level pardon on msnbc said that required parts out loud. posing the question, can the doj dropped this case in exchange for assurance that donald trump will never be able to run for office again? as astonishing as that is, those words are, that is the true intention here. joe biden, merrick garland, jack smith, they are colluding to target their political opposition, donald trump. they did not -- at the ballot box next november. and they are also announcing this indictment on this day to cover up for joe biden's cruft crime family and the revelations that were revealed today on capitol hill that he and his family accepted millions of dollars from foreign nationals. but they are sadly mistaken because th

kevin is right. it's the most we've ever save,ut but we never had a debt of thirty one trillion either. i wish they never gave in, especially on the issue of irs agents and a couple of other provisions i would have liked to see remain. >> there are many reason speak s to feel disappointed, but i think there are a couple of reasons to feel elated. also, the republicans didn'te th use the excuse that we only have the house, we don't have the votes, we have a tight majority. we can't do this. that'st the old washington establishment excuse. but instead, speaker mccarthest his approval rating has gone upo 15 points since he took that gavel, took this to the brink. s and here are the results wemore have twenty eight billion dollars more in defense spending than we did a yeae theo . and at eight hundred and eighty six billion dollars for defense spending. s th that is the largest defense budget in us history. that is the largest defensdefene budget in the world right now. they claim we're clawing back some

good evening, kevin. talk about taking your time, president biden waited more than 50 days to campaign for the first time since reannouncing reelection bid coming on the heels of today's speech where he told a gun control crowd he is far from finished in enacting gun legislation, banning assault weapons again, and it comes after he just won dual labor ebb dorsements from the american federation of teachers in the afl/cio. >> working people got joe biden elected in 2020, he spent delivering for workers in our union. >> but kevin, the polls tell a different story showing biden is vulnerable among democrats, you can see here, in a usa today survey showing 21% of democratic primary voters remain undecided. former president barack obama taking aim at two specific candidates, nikki haley and senator tim scott. listen here. >> i think there is a long history of african american or other minority candidates within the republican party who will validate americans saying everything is great and we can all make it.

ahead for us, kevin spacey on trial. the oscar award winning actor appears in court on multiple count of sexual assault. we're live in london. >>> plus, a scathing report in the wake of jeffrey epstein's death. the d.a. blasts prisoner workers for multiple failures. >>> a russian missile strike targets a crowded ukrainian restaurant right at dinner time. >>> also, trump's growing legal woes, word that his former lawyer, rudy giuliani, met with the special counsel's office. our nbc news reporters are following all the latest developments. we will begin with nbc's vaughn hillyard who's following the latest trump legal troubles. what can you tell us about rudy giuliani and the legal team. >> rudy giuliani is a lynch pin in so many of what is a large web around january 6th and the special counsel's investigation. at this point in time, we know that in fulton county in the district attorney's investigation there, he has already been together he is a target of the investigation. but what exactly were jack smith's prosecutors g

went out for kevin mccarthy _ past weekend. went out for kevin mccarthy and - past weekend.. suspending the debt ceiling until 2025, that is not exactly what the members on the far right of his party wanted, is it? i right of his party wanted, is it? 4' , , ., it? i think the members on the far riaht it? i think the members on the far right of _ it? i think the members on the far right of his _ it? i think the members on the far right of his party _ it? i think the members on the far right of his party say - it? i think the members on the far right of his party say this i far right of his party say this doesn't go far enough. they say, look, we are not voting for this because it doesn't cut enough into the spending. you know, republicans, of course, argue there is too much spending in washington step we need to cut it back. they compare it to businesses who just keep spending more and more money. so, of course, the far right, as well as republicans running for office. ijust had a conversation with senator tim scott, republican senator tim scott, republican senator from south

thank you for sticking around with us, kevin. so recently your organization beyond new, clear published an article regarding the u. k. government sending depleted uranium shelves to ukraine for use in the challenger to tax. can you talk to us about that piece? elaborate on it. what are depleted uranium show.

kevin spacey is well—known for his role in american beauty.usual suspects and seven, and the critically acclaimed television series house of cards. he was also artistic director of the old vic theatre in london between 2004 and 2015. kevin spacey denies the charges. the trial is expected to last four weeks. there's been a third night of violent clashes in france, with nearly 700 people arrested and outbreaks of looting. it follows the fatal police shooting of a teenager in paris earlier this week. the officer who shot dead the 17—year—old boy has apologised to his family and has been charged with voluntary homicide. sofia bettiza reports from paris — and a warning, her piece contains some flash photography. for the third night in a row, riots spread across france. protesters threw fireworks and projectiles at the police and set cars and buildings on fire. this is in bordeaux. lille. marseille. the government has deployed an extra 40,000 police officers, including elite police units. but as anger grows in france, so does the scale of the unrest

kevin corke live for us in d.c. kevin, thank you.h us now is the dean of pepperdine university school of public policy, pete peterson. pete, great to have you here. kevin laid it out nicely there with the what'sup message where you have hunter biden saying, "look, my dad's next to me and we need to figure this thing out right away." the washington free beacon is putting up the pictures saying there's now evidence that hunter biden was at the wellington house with his family, driving dad's corvette on the very same day as the who's app message. it's not -- whatsapp message. it's not the smoking gun, pete, but it makes it very interesting. >> points out two things about this story. first, it's obvious the doj has fought to squelch this information. this has been an irs whistle-blower that's come forward with this information and at the same time, to see what happened at the white house today with john kirby who is essentially the spokesperson for the national security council, dodging that question, we're talking about china here this

kevin mccarthy was relentless in pushing this deal ..t joe biden to give him cuts, by the way, joe biden negotiated because kevin mccarthy with republicans ,a slim majority, passed thatfi first bill that would havebi raised the debt with cuts, which gave him a lot of leverage. so i think kevin mccarthy stocko is actually going up afterinton tonight's vote , passing invona the senate and the debt limitet will be raised. th that it shows kevin mccarthy is a force to be reckoned with . he has control of hiserence conference and they're standing behind him. >> i had josh hawley, senator josh hollihan earlier. he said he was voting against. a i asked him,nd i well, what do you do? i mean, the democrats want to vote for more spending. you don't have the senate majority. you don't have the white house . so what do people who say no,ope what are they proposing?opos should have beening should havet can be done moving forward now that this has passed? forw if you hadk held up maybe a little bit longer, you could have got a little bit more . mot i

kevin o'leery, i've been a big fan and followed him with intrusion and kevin was very, very -- intrigue and kevin was very, very close to maybe being a prime minister in canada. conservative party leader, if they won, he'd be by extension the leader of the party and country. guess it was something to do with quebec and things not looking promising there and bottom line, mr. wonderful decided to do other things. that was six years or so ago. can kevin, very good to have you. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. neil: you're well known in canada and you stepped down and a lot of people were pushing you to run and take over the conservative party leadership. you know, this a parliamentary system, but you looked at quebec, explain where that was important and why that maybe changed your trajectory. >> you've got to think of quebec as the florida of canada. it determines the ceo in the canadian parliamentary system as the prime minister. depending on the ebb and flow of other provinces, you really need to win at least 23 seats in quebec if you're going to run a that jordy seizure disorde

>> hi there, kevin. carolyn gop conjunction kicked a friend like you say with some of the biggest names in the republican party scheduled to speak throughout the weekend. but for voters there, one of the hottest topics of conversation, the indictment of former president donald trump. >> nothing on hillary, nothing on joe biden, just trump, trump, trump. i'm sick of it. >> is not just words discussing unprecedented indictment, his rivals are also taking public positions on the matter, listen. >> our founding fathers would have absolutely predicted the weaponization that we have seen with these agencies. particularly, justice and fbi. because we don't have constitutional accountability, human nature is such that they will abuse their power. that's what happened. >> it is divisiveness in the country that can only be answered with facts. >> what we've seen over the last several years, is the weaponization of the department of justice, against the former president. >> former arkansas governor hutchinson has c

at stake, kevin spacey�*s reputation, his legacy, his freedom.y he is telling the truth rather than his four accusers. none of the men wanted to be touched in a sexual way, claim the prosecution, but he didn't seem to care. lucy manning, bbc news. a 15—year—old boy and a 23—year—old man have been stabbed to death in north london. scotland yard says officers were called to an address in islington last night just before midnight. a third person is being treated in hospital. no arrests have been made. there's been a significant rise in the number of children and teenagers diagnosed with type 1 diabetes since the pandemic. ? but researchers who carried out the study around the world are unsure why it's happening.? here's our medical editor fergus walsh. theo, who's nine, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes last year, just a few months after he caught covid. he's part of a huge spike in cases of type 1, an autoimmune disease where the body can no longer produce enough insulin diabetes in children and teenagers in many parts of the world, including euro

that's not necessarily good news for kevin mccarthy.att excellent point, i think what we may see up ahead is some kind of reckoning. how much political capital was spent for speaker mccarthy on this, and who he has to appease? this was a huge bipartisan bill that was able to get through, but many folks i'm talking to are predicting this may be sort of the last big bipartisan effort we see in this two-year period. >> amna nawaz, matt dowd, as always, thank you both. now, back to that breaking news out of washington, d.c.. a loud boom heard by many in the nation's capital earlier today was likely from jet fighters that were scrambled after a small plane violated capital airspace. the official tells nbc, the fighters caught up to the aircraft and determined the pilot was incapacitated. that plane eventually crashed into a mountainous terrain in southwest virginia. joining us now by phone, msnbc aviation analyst, captain john cox. captain, a senior u.s. official tells nbc news that the 113th wing of the capitol guardians, and this is a unit

i think that is a testament to the people who the president, kevin mccarthy, and the speaker chose. these are serious people. they obviously have their own political views, but everyone seemed motivated to get this done. that was striking. we may be lurching from crisis to crisis, because congress responds most acutely to deadlines, not thinking too far in the future. but if people can engage in this manner, intelligently and articulately, and everyone gives a little and gets a little, that is somewhat of a positive, i think. host: i will remind our viewers that if you would like to ask questions or make a comment for our guest, the editor-in-chief of cq roll call, you can do that by party affiliation. republicans can call (202) 748-8001, democrats (202) 748-8000, and independents (202) 748-8002. still talking about speaker mccarthy, do you think he emerged from this stronger, weaker? where is the freedom caucus on possibly challenging his leadership? guest: i will answer the last part of your question first. part of the negotiations for kevin mccarthy to get the votes to become spe

my, kevin.t goes to show how truly gutless and powerless he is and exactly who remains the undisputed leader of the republican party. it is why trump's party is seemingly cowed even as we learn the extent of his recklessness and lawlessness and why most of his republican presidential rivals refuse to even utter his name. joining me now is msnbc political analyst matthew dowd and charles blow, columnist for "the new york times." what a mess. what a mess. i don't know where to begin with this matthew. let me start you. this is politico's reporting on why -- so, first of all, before i even tell you politico's reporting, your thoughts on the fact that a speaker of the whole house of representatives feels he has to gravel to a person who is just actually a retired golfer in a retired guy playing golf in florida. >> well, you know, it doesn't -- probably doesn't surprise you, didn't surprise me. it surprises me only in the frequency and the instantaneous of it. it doesn't surprise me in that. i was th

very much. >> i'm good. >> jimmy: kevin bacon!r ] well, one of those fake band things >> i keep thinking things. "they're not really going to have me do another first draft, are they?" [ laughter ] "they must have run out of other rock bits, but obviously not. >> jimmy: no, and obviously not. and they love to talk about the weather, those guys. >> yeah. [ laughter ] you know what? i'll tell you something funny. i was -- i'm out with the band and there's this guy that's driving us and i was rehearsing the -- the bit. >> jimmy: yeah >> right so i'm listening to it again and again and again in the car and i'm singing along with it. he goes, "you know, i never realized that song was so much about the weather. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're like, "no, dude they wrote this. >> and to note, "these are different lyrics." this is a -- this is a bit >> jimmy: you know, i follow you on the socials and i do love -- you're actually a great person to follow >> oh, thank you >> jimmy: your wife is also very funny kyra sedgwick is very talented yo

kevin spacey arrived re this morning? kevin spacey arrived pretty early — this morning?ty early at southwark _ this morning? kevin spacey arrived pretty early at southwark crown - pretty early at southwark crown court to a lot of media, who were waiting for him. this has attracted already, a huge amount of media interest around the world as he made his way to the entrance of southwark crown court. he paused, smiled and waved at those who were waiting outside. when he was inside the courtroom, he was in the dock and was asked to stand. the court clerk asked him, ah you kevin spacey fowler, that is his full name. to which he replied, i am. he is facing 12 sexual offence charges against four male complainants between 2001 and 2013. one of those charges carries a maximum punishment of life imprisonment. thejury this morning at southwark crown court, they were selected and sworn in and the judge said to them, i am sure the defendant would be gratified to know many of you know his name or have seen his films, that doesn't preclude you from sitting on this jury. kevin spacey de

kevin spacey has arrived in court.enied all 12 charges which include sexual assault and indecent assault. our assault and indecent assault. 0ur correspondence assault and indecent assault. our correspondence has been at the crown court in central london. there was a great flurry of activity, and activity of interest when kevin spacey came in on a black taxi wearing a dark suit and pink tie and entered the court. he gestured briefly to the waiting cameras and there are many cameras here. there's a huge amount of interest in this case because kevin spacey certainly in his heyday was one of the most recognisable and most successful faces in hollywood. he came to prominence with films like the usual suspects and american beauty and of course the long running tv series house of cards made him a household name. here in london he was artistic directory at the old for, cultural institution in the old for, cultural institution in the city, but to appear in crown court here in a very different context. he appears under his real

i am kevin corke in washington. and joining me, trace gallagher.ial counsel, jack smith, after the federal government sealed with 37 count indictment alleges the former president is illegally kept hundreds of classified documents, it is mar-a-lago estate.with full legal and political analysis coming read it. first of, our correspondent matt come alive in the west coast news and with details of the

. >> kevin mccarthy is so desperately concerned about his members, he's voting, he's having to say this. there seems to be some distinctions between republicans like bill barr who don't have to account to voters and those who do in terms of what they're saying. nikki haley was interesting yesterday because she is trying to win over voters. she said this puts all our military men and women in danger. this is reckless. she raises again the possibility of a third indictment. somebody who knows national security from her time at the united nations, it would be very hard for her to be as glib perhaps as kevin mccarthy is doing with secrets of this kind.

i think this is for kevin mccarthy who looks weakened. but this is a person who came into the office with that hanging over him. since the day he got that speaker gavel, the trump wing of the water has put pressure on him, even as he has continued to wrack up some wins in d.c. there is a disconnect between a kevin mccarthy who at times has been underestimated legislative wise in washington, but politically, this always swings back to donald trump. he remains the center of gravity for the party, and nobody is able to block that out. >> what do you think of the specter's verbal gymnastics between morning and afternoon? >> i think he is a politician. what he said this morning is true. donald trump might not be the strongest candidate, but he is the one that is polling the strongest right now. he is ahead of ron desantis by 30 points in this moment. 18% of republicans say they're more likely to consider him today than they were before the indictments. so i'm not sure it was donald trump's people that got to kevin mccarthy as much as people sa

speaker of the house kevin _ i voted yes. speaker of the house kevin mccarthy - i voted yes.peaker of the house kevin mccarthy was| i voted yes. speaker of the - house kevin mccarthy wasjust house kevin mccarthy was just holding a press conference and he accused president biden of waiting far too long to negotiate. did the white house make a mistake there? ida. make a mistake there? no, absolutely _ make a mistake there? no, absolutely not. _ make a mistake there? no, absolutely not. frankly - make a mistake there? mr, absolutely not. frankly we were waiting for speaker mccarthy to put his point of view on the table. 0ne put his point of view on the table. one thing about negotiating, you don't ever negotiate against yourself. so president biden had put his proposed budget out there. i might point out that president biden�*s proposed budget would have cut $3 trillion from the deficit. and the agreement we just voted on was far less than that. so frankly, if we had just voted to pass the president's budget, we would have lowered the deficit by even more. i have lowered the def

se prepara kevin, y el centro kevin al segundo palo., va a venir el lateral. la tiene mateos, centro que viene. no podÍa giovanni, va a salir el arquero se queda con la pelota. lo bajaron, lo golpearon. allÍ se va a quedar un buen rato. totalmente. le dio en el muslo la paralitica. algo le va a advertir calderÓn a ver. bueno no fue tanto pero estÁ haciendo tiempo. creo que acÁ vamos hasta el 130, 125? >>> ja. >>> hasta el 125 seguros por el penal. >>> por los penales perdÓn. >>> y acÁ depende del jugador en la cancha, ya estamos jujugados. >>> lo bueno que va usted a invitar el almuerzo cata? >>> sÍ, vamos. >>> ja. >>> bueno, despuÉs de esto. atenciÓn. ya se levantÓ el muy buen arquero que tiene israel. estamos a minuto y medio para los 120 pero el Árbitro mÍnimo va a agregar cinco, eso es seguro, ahÍ va el pelotazo de cabeza ganaba john pedroso. intenta como puede la estaba buscando nacemento no puede quitar el balÓn. hay uno falta dice el Árbitro de giovanni, no le gusta nada al jugador del corinthians, tiro libre favorable a israel q