kevin roberts a president the heritage foundation, think you some attribute here.>> can compete. will toss it over to rachel what do you think. >> a great topic i gave my kids our own list david hansen helped us build our list and we said you can go to these colleges and will help you pay if you want to go to any others it's on you. that is one way to handle it, thank you great stuff. turning to your headline a passenger on a private jet dies following severe turbulence during the flight that just like the one that uc was carrying five passengers from new hampshire to virginia. it was diverted to connecticut due to bad weather conditions the national transportation safety board is investigating the incident for the austin, texas police department listing the help of artificial intelligence to combat a dramatic aspidistra of officers and budget cuts austin police association detective thomas joined us earlier with more. >> it appears were not could have an officer or civilian networks for police department to take this calls we saw the defunded movement alive in aus

i think the closing for the two of you is to bring up what kevin roberts brought up when i interviewed him an or so ago. just the the question of like the conservative movement needing to answer like what time it is. so from any personal perspective on the of your ends, i'm curious at what time is it like, you know the year 2023. hmm what time is it? i mean, do think there's an element, you know, among conservative or maybe even right question and that's an answer to well, i mean, i think if you if you look at like something like the senate race in indiana with jim banks and mitch. mitch daniels, you know, there's a sense republican voters. i do think, that we can't do politics the way that we did in the nineties and 2000 when there was more sort of overlap between parties and in the information age. and it was just sort of a model where compromise was more possible. and i think, you know, voters just fundamentally want to see their politicians, you know, really represent their views unashamedly. and so i think, you know, what conservatives are getting at when they say, you know, we ne

industrial base problem that there is that there are these shortages and to, you know, bring up kevin roberts this point from the last panel like, it's the what time is it question it seems like aside from public statements, everyone agrees that it's not a great time now. so what's happening? like what, what do you see as the gap between clear understanding, public or private and just what feels like a lack of we're going to keep hearing these stories for the next year or so. it's weird because the weird you were very kind of mentioning my book, but like i don't get people often sort of directly arguing against my book and saying like, you're totally wrong. china is not a threat. we're going to go back to the bob zoellick world. no, you don't get that. you get. yeah, china's the number one threat. and we, you know, there's a potential for them to use military force. we could lose. and they have enormous economic leverage and they're expanding their influence, etc.. and it's like, okay, well, if that's all true and you look like just the raw numbers shouldn't, we be acting in a different way.

he will be joined by our president, kevin roberts, on stage, for a moderated discussion, and we will take questions for our audience. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, richard. it's always a pleasure to be back at the heritage foundation. it's an honor to serve on the board alongside the great ed folder and so many other fine people. what an honor it is to give a lecture named for russell kirk, one of the towering figures of the conservative tradition. someone who deserves his status because he was such a great defender of the permanent things. the things that really matter. . there are some things that matter, money and power and influence and status. you can use ghost dance for good things. but they are not good in themselves. they are not what ultimately matters. kirk devoted himself to the defense of what ultimately matters. faith, friendship, family, honor, integrity. the things that really matter. abraham lincoln began his remarks at gettysburg in 1863 by noting that the nation he served and was fighting a civil war to preserve was founded "four score and seven years ago." as

present of that heritage foundation kevin roberts reuters white house correspondent jeff mason. guys get extra credit for coming in on time changes sunday per there's a lot of hearings this week. i want to go back to this afghanistan 44 surgeries lost a leg, arm, kidney pre-talks about how he was set up to patrol and watches airport area. he had a warning and was asking for the ability to engage with this person they believed to be the suicide bomber he said plain and simple we were ignore there's a lot of people's self questions about what we can figure out with what happened in afghanistan. >> getting answers that questions would be really critical part as a reporter at listening to testimony wants me want to ask who made that order who were the people in his command to make that order. i think on a more macrolevel, the fact these hearings are happening, politically it means is going to get some more focus. and it is going to be of vulnerability for president biden. i don't think there's anything that came out at that hearing that would suggest president biden was giving order

kevin. this is from robert. >> well, let me say it again. the problem is the bond market. my prediction -- i called lehman brothers years ago. i think the next bank to go is credit swisse. if that happens -- >> neil: because of its exposure to a lot of this? >> yes. because the bond market is crashing. >> neil: he says bigger fish are on the way. i don't consider that. >> if credit swisse is going to fail, let it fail. my point is we should have let silicon valley bank fail. that's not the end of our system. they represent a tiny fraction of the economy. the whole issue is around confidence in banking. i think, you know, cooler heads would have prevailed realizing that 95% of the assets are recoverable in silicon valley bank. you talked about selling this bank. the franchise value of the world silicon valley bank has been trashed. it's no better than radioactive waste. it's the poster boy for idiot management. nobody wants it. i'm confident they won't get bought. when you guarantee a bailout for every depositor, what about the people that were outside painting the steps or

we have quite few members who did and congress member robert menendez pat ryan kevin mullen chantel ribbon gallego josh gottheimer and sheila jackson-lee. let's give them all up round of applause. [applause] we have time for a couple of questions. >> when do you hope to get this moving forward? >> we feel very confident that in two years we will be in a position to put it on the floor once again and we are determined also a course to keep our majority in the senate. i think the future is bright and we can get this done. they are doing everything they can to deny access to this critical lifesaving health care and whether its litigation with its legislation or mobilization we don't stop organizing because they don't have the gavel. we know some legislators who don't have the gavel in art -- [applause] >> with that, thank you all for coming and let's get the women's health protection act passed. [applause]

robert kiyosaki of rich dad, poor dad fame, it doesn't stop here, silicon valley, regional banks, it goes higher. respond to this, kevinthis again from robert kiyosaki. >> let me say it again again, the problem is the bond market and my prediction, i called lehman brothers years ago and i think the next bank to go is credit suisse. if that happens japan -- neil: because of its exposure to a lot of this? >> yes. because the bond market is crashing. neil: bigger fish are on the way, do you buy that? >> i don't consider credit suisse bigger fish. if credit suisse is going to fail, let it fail. my whole point we should have let silicon valley bank fail, signature bank fail. that is not the end of our system. they represent a tiny fraction of the economy. the whole issue is around confidence in banking. i think cooler heads would have prevailed 48 hours late, really 95% of the assets are recoverable in silicon valley bank. you talked a little bit about selling this bank. the franchise value of the word silicon valley bank has been trashed. it is no better than radioactive waste it has become the poster board for idiot manag

the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee democratic senator robert menendez of new jersey and republican senator kevin cramer of north dakota. >>> four astronauts who spent more than five months at the international space station are back with us on earth this morning after splashing down overnight in the gulf of mexico off the coast of florida. among those who returned nasa's nicole mann. she and the crew logged more than 2,500 orbits around earth while they were up there. >>> tonight's 95th academy awards may be watched as closely for references to last year's infamous slap as for the drama around who will win those life-changing trophies. nbc's kaylee hartung is there. >> reporter: tonight is the night that hollywood waits for all year and pretty soon here this champagne carpet will be buzzing with a-listers coming together to celebrate the culmination of awards season and this year's show is expected to have some surprises, some cant miss moments including moments like last year's hollywood slap. tinseltown is rolling out the champagne carpet. >> the decision to go with a champagne carpet rather t

kevin o'leary is leery. he's here. why rich dad important dad's robert kiasacki is a bigger bank failure is coming.it. investors celebrate other positive signs like maybe the federal reserve holding off on a rate hike that could have happened might still happen next week. is ken fisher one of them? what does he think

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arrival but thi is an opportunity for kevin mc carthy to make a name for himself to see how other house speakers do with presidents fro opposing. >> i have to agree with robertates and take it a little further bradys not only been wrong on every foreign policy matter, he's wrong on every economic one. as a republican, i am loving it paid let's have this talk. >> there has to be some reconciliation how long it's going to take. thank you both. >> thank you. mitchell, remains hospitalize getting treatment for for dinne at a washington hotel last night . he is expected to stay in the hospital for a few days for the ceo of norfolk southern told th senate committee he is deeply sorry about last months train derailment that unleashed toxic chemicals in eastern ohio and i determined to make things right. in the case of bad timing just hours before that another train operated by derailed in alabama no reports of injuries or hazardous materials spills. another congressional hearing focused on the threat posed by mexican drug cartels especially with the fennel crisis as the nation's top intelligence officials ruled by republicans on the house intel committee, the chief

kevin mccarthy. dangerous and tricky times, all signs of the world. back to you. >> john: dangerous world we live in, no question about that. greg, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: robert o'brien, former national security adviser to former president trump, and hostage negotiator. you first, we would want to know how do you get him out of there? >> well, first thing i would say, americans need to understand don't go to russia. i don't care if you are a journalist, a missionary, priest or reporter, don't go to russia. it's too dangerous. they have shown like the iranians, the chinese, they'll take americans hostage and so americans need to pay attention to the state department even if they think they are working for a wall street journal or fox or a big news agency, that's not enough to protect you from vladimir putin. number two, i think putin is probably looking for a prisoner exchange. i assume that's what he wants, and he demonstrated he could get that with britteny griner and so i assume he's trying to set this up for something he wants, whether it's a prisoner exchange or policy concession he believes by taking an american, in this case evan, he may try and claim h

kevin mccarthy wants to denigrate it, it's just onee1e1 prosecutor and one borough. the manhattan d.a.'s office isx probably the most visual district attorney's office in the nation. ipíhe office was once occupied robertssiop involving donald trump's personalé@■ lawyers, the manhat d.a.'s office, the united states )(q)s th@v protect 100 r meájrj in modern history unprecedented to have a former president protected by the secret service submit himself for arraignment, processing.fálp the nearestñ precedent i can think of was 50 years ago when agnew showed up in federal court in baltimore, maryland, to plea( to a charge of tax evasion. his sentence was suspended. he resigned from the office of vice presidente1 that very mome protected by the secret service. it was this law firmÑi that represented him in 1973.lp thexd delicacy here and the5a■ challenge fort( the secret serve is, theire1 job is to take caref the physical security of the protectee. they are notok there --lp not p of their mission tor and avoid political embarrassment. the secret service is first and Ñi a federal law enforcement agency bound to defend the law, promoteok the l and enforce the law. i hope and expect that dhs leadership, secret

robert kiyosaki who predicted lehman brothers predicted this banking crisis says more bad news on the way. after this. i'm thinking couches... or loveseats? yeah, loveseats. something about loveseats make me feel happy. kevinght the team! ♪ cash brothers! out here, you're a landowner, a gardener, a landscaper and a hunter. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment. .. paul: do you think we are on the verge of a lehman moment or can we avoid it? >> this is more of a bear stearns moment. a lot of people including me said when they bailed out bear stearns they were creating the expectation of further bailouts and no doubt in my mind lehman brothers would have solve its own problems earlier on, raised more capital, all of the above, if they haven't got in the back of their minds, they wouldn't bail us out, we are bigger than bear stearns, that is the problem, the expectation that you create and then you don't do a bailout and then you really have the system seizing up as we saw when lehman brothers went to bankruptcy. paul: she was the head of the federal institution when they were imploding and she was trying to stave off the ones that could still be rescued but back then, long before lehman bro

speaker kevin mccarthy has said to, cuts to those programs are off the table in debt limit talks, but its budget proposal has not been released yet. back with us tonight, robertke murphy, veteran republican strategist, and co-director of the center for the political future at the university of southern california. they are both co-hosts of the hacks on tap podcast, along with david axelrod. robert, let's talk about what president biden's approach seems to be over the next two years? no big bills will go through with this split congress, so it seems like he will work around the edges, and really popular things, put them forward via executive order, and if they end up in the court, so be it. >> and you saw that today with the student loan arguments in front of the supreme court. i think what you also saw today, is him starting to draw some important bright minds around the budget, and the fight that will come from that. protecting health care, making it affordable for families across the country with something that democrats campaigned on in 2022, and protecting it in 2024 will be hugely important. that budget fights are values fights. it is a fight, i know, th

robert, explain to people at home. when we get to this part of the, i don't know, we have been here so many times before. debt ceiling debate, anything to do with the budget, kevinarthy says no. >> i agree with him the debt ceiling and the budget have nothing to do with each other, and i've been saying this for 15 years whether president obama is president or president trump. the debt ceiling, you have to pay for, things we have already spent. credit card comes due, you pay for it.enter with that respect we have to pay for the debt ceiling and cannot put the full faith and credit of the united states. >> sandra: i'm going to write it down, have to? >> it's a must, and it's going to pass whether kevin mccarthy and biden sit together or don't, there will be at least five republicans in the house that will pass the debt ceiling. so i don't think that's a question. >> sandra: tell people why they should care, how will it affect them? >> it affects them, the debt ceiling impacts them, we owe each and every day, north of 30 trillion. interest is eventually the burden of the taxpayers. >> sandra: if we didn't meet our obligations we would significantly lower our credib

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kevin de bruyne. they are, 7—0. it turns out pep guardiola wants a visit from julia roberts.ope and he is cross with julia huge victory in europe and he is cross withjulia roberts. that is what he is talking about. absolutely. that will be in the papers tomorrow. well done. liverpool also need goals tonight. i don't think even a spanking of hollywood stardust would help them either. they trail crack —— they trail real madrid 5—2. if there is only 1% chance, i would like to give it a try. so, we are here to play an extremely strong opponent and try to win the game. that is what they have to do. it was all looking good for the british players at indian wells, but mixed results overnight. emma raducanu was beaten by iga swiatek in california. these were some of the best form she has showed since winning the us open 18 months ago. but the world number one proved too strong in the straight sets defeat. she will take some encouragement from the performances in california, having reached the fourth round. injury forced jack draper, you might remember beat andy murray, out of his mat