now foundation, kevin roberts. now they've a legal they've been launching a legal action try and find out. did action to try and find out. did prince harry lie on his visa forms about his drug taking.7 and it's ladies day.7 yes, it is at cheltenham at the festival. and yet it's no longer called ladies day. no, they've decided to give it a gender neutral tum. is nothing sacred? before all of that, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> nigel. thank you. it's 7:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. newsroom. your top story this hour . diane newsroom. your top story this hour. diane abbott, the mp at the centre of a growing racism row, has accused the speaker of the commons of not serving democracy after she wasn't called to speak in parliament. it's after the conservatives biggest donor, frank hester, allegedly said that the former labour mp made him want to hate all black women and that she should be shot. mr hester says he's deeply sorry for the remarks at prime minister's questio

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kevin roberts and jeff smith. [applause] jeff: good morning, thanks to everyone in attendance and everyone watching at home and in beijing and friends around the world especially beijing. we have a great program today. and a special guest to kick off the discussion, dr. roberts, thank you for joining us this morning. kevin: always good to be with you. jeff: dr. roberts came to the heritage foundation over a year ago promising to make china a priority and he has followed through on the pledge. i've seen him become personally invested in some of our struggles and our efforts to make better legislation on china make better policy on china and pushback against the ccp. he also wrote a fantastic commentary last october titled we are in a new cold war, it's time our politicians started acting like it. i would encourage all to read that, it's one of the better things i've read in china in quite some time. despite the considerable demands on your schedule, you took a trip to taiwan and japan in late february and early mar

his name is kevin roberts. action davos. in action at davos. >> political tell the >> political elites tell the average people on three or 4 or 5 issues that the reality is x, when in fact reality is why take immigration elites tell us that open borders and even illegal immigration are okay. the average person tells us in the united states that both rob them of the american way of life. they're right . elites also tell they're right. elites also tell us that public safety isn't a problem in big american cities. just travel to new york or washington or dallas, texas. the average person will tell you that the lack of public safety damages, not just the american way of life, but their life. elites tell us that we have this existential crisis with so—called climate change, so much so that climate alarmism is probably the greatest cause for mental health crisis in the world. the solutions the average person know based on climate change are far worse and more harmful and cost more human lives, especially in europe du

he came to c-span for an interview when i worked there in the 1990s. >> kevin: look at that picture of chad looking good. robertlming the hunger gains, me and woody harrelson did shots. >> kevin: tough to top that one david. >> i was 16 years old doing singing telegrams in cleveland. they sent me to a party and i thought i was singing happy birthday to bob hope. >> kevin: paul, how about you? >> sir charles, saw him at a hotel bar, watching basketball. we talked about sports, did not even mention i knew who he was and that he was my favorite player. >> kevin: 15 seconds. >> taylor swift randomly in a bathroom in nashville while i was eating at a restaurant. she was super nice, putting on her read lipstick. her mom took our picture and i will never forget it. >> kevin: me, at event halen at a casino in vegas at around 3:30 am. [ laughter ] >> kevin: thank you for watching america's favorite late news, i'm kevin -- kevin corkede and we will see you back your on monday. d [♪♪] [♪♪] eliver serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if

kevin roberts and jeff smith. [applause] jeff: good morning, thanks to everyone in attendance and everyone watching at home and in beijing and friends around the world especially beijing. we have a great program today. and a special guest to kick off the discussion, dr. roberts, thank you for joining us this morning. kevin: always good to be with you. jeff: dr. roberts came to the heritage foundation over a year ago promising to make china a priority and he has followed through on the pledge. i've seen him become personally invested in some of our struggles and our efforts to make better legislation on china make better policy on china and pushback against the ccp. he also wrote a fantastic commentary last october titled we are in a new cold war, it's time our politicians started acting like it. i would encourage all to read that, it's one of the better things i've read in china in quite some time. despite the considerable demands on your schedule, you took a trip to taiwan and japan in late february and early mar

east don't spend as much time in far east as i should it was high time for heritage's president kevin roberts met with the president electric, lai soon to be former vice president, former ambassador now vice president, in washington, and taiwan is a wonderful success story struck me like israel as a country punches hugely above weight had enormous technologically success in a horrible neighborhood under terrible threat one issue you discussed many times, is that taiwan is one of the world's producers of if not great producer of semiconductor chips critical to everything we now use technologly, as developing ai capacities going to need more and more ever more sophisticated chips very difficult to produce them in the united states to cost and scale, we need taiwan, and that is what with respect exploring with them on this trip, how taiwan can fortify itself, against communist china their designs on the island how united states can sift. >> as to it starts with policy at the top president biden has not done much to stop or try to challenge communist china's aggression on the united states, for e

i think kevin roberts, president heritage is absolutely right.when he asks the question, do you know what time it is in america, you have to understand the actual circum stances on the ground before you can even to imagine the world that you would like to build in this tradition. in particular, we could turn to machiavelli, who's included in this collection for advice. but today, i'd like to focus on saint thomas more. to me, thomas more is the quintessential christian realist. and in his book, utopia, he's describing a conversation, a fictional character named thomas moore, and another character named rafael. rafael is a traveling intellectual. he's a man of the world. he claims to have a lot of experience. he read a lot of books. and so he's dialoging with thomas more. and thomas more says, you know, you're so wise, rafael, have you ever considered entering into the council of a king, getting your hands dirty in the business of politics? and rafael was was offended. he said, you know, no, absolutely. you know, i could not bear to see my beautif

now foundation, kevin roberts.nd out. did action to try and find out. did prince harry lie on his visa forms about his drug taking? and it's ladies day? yes, it is at cheltenham at the festival. and yet it's no longer called ladies day. no, they've decided to give it a gender neutral tum. is nothing sacred? before all of that, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> nigel. thank you. it's 7:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. newsroom. your top story this hour . diane newsroom. your top story this hour. diane abbott, the mp at the centre of a growing racism row, has accused the speaker of the

now foundation, kevin roberts.legal action try and find out. did action to try and find out. did prince harry lie on his visa forms about his drug taking? and it's ladies day? yes, it is at cheltenham at the festival. and yet it's no longer called ladies day. no, they've decided to give it a gender neutral tum. is nothing sacred? before all of that, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> nigel. thank you. it's 7:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. newsroom. your top story this hour . diane newsroom. your top story this hour. diane abbott, the mp at the centre of a growing racism row, has accused the speaker of the commons of not serving democracy after she wasn't called to speak in parliament. it's after the conservatives biggest donor, frank hester, allegedly said that the former labour mp made him want to hate all black women and that she should be shot. mr hester says he's deeply sorry for the remarks at prime minister's questions today , sir keir questions today, sir keir st

think generally about your thesis arthur, some of the materials i've i saw your interview with kevin roberts and i there is look, i've been in congress since 19. one of the things you said is that maybe we need to look to ates. i agree with that i'm leaving congress to go run to be attorney general of north carolina for exactly reason you're talking about. i think is that as a general theme, the problem is there's a lack will, a lack of courage in people who've served congress for far tooare who are nominal conservative. and that's got to change. and so it's a matter of this this timidity in responding to an all out assault on the american way of life by a radicalized left, be is not a solution and so yeah i think you've got to. use tools that you've been we've reticent about and if people are are scandalized by that well i'm sorry that's just too bad thank you representative. babbin we we bit. i just have a basic question. why the right always talk about doing something about and never does anything you've seen it from the inside tell us absolutely when i got elected in 14 and i said don't

included inned in governor and former gop presidential rival burgum, elise stefanik and robert lighthizer. even kevin mccarthy is being considered to serve as chief of staff. senior trump campaign advisor is denying the details, saying somebody has decided to list everyone who has met president trump and speculates as to potential participation in a second trump administration. truth is unless you hear it from president trump or his campaign, this is all bs. bottom line, a lot to watch. >> todd: that comment is pretty accurate, probably not something to take to the bank. national security adviser jake sullivan pushing back on the claim president biden has grown angry and anxious about his reelection bid. >> peter: the quote is he began to shout andir swa, when he does that, is he shouting and swearing about benjamin netanyahu or about hamas or about his poll numbers? >> this is the when did you stop beating your spouse question, i don't think he ever did that. >> did he? >> that is premise of your question, when he does that, i have never seen him shout or swear in response, from my perspective, that

kevin: it's nice to end on an optimistic note. i think you are needed elsewhere but dr. roberts, thank you for spending time with us this morning. kevin: thank you all. [applause] jeff: michael, thanks for taking some time to talk about your paper with us this morning. you are very well known at heritage but you are an unknown commodity to summon the audience. i thought maybe we could begin the conversation by you sharing a little bit about your background and how you came to heritage and where you were before. michael: thank you, i actually took a different path i guess to the think tank world and most people. i worked in the private sector. i was a political risk analyst based in china. i actually lived in china during two different times and in between that, i spent time living in taiwan where i learned quite a bit about the situation there. it's from the perspective of businesses. i was an advisor for businesses there. i guess it was a unique perspective in the think tank world but one that really changed how i view taiwan and mainland china as well. jeff: that experience ha

and kevin hassett and motomike faulkender has manage to say about that and robert o'brien on joe biden's shrinking u.s. military and liz peek and caroline downey will watch bernie sanders go ballistic on capitol hill, but first hillary vaughn live on capitol hill, slugging it out with all of the powers that be, how are you doing? reporter: larry. i'm still out of breath from the chasing, right now senators are really waiting for leader chuck schumer to figure out when and how he will brin the tiktok bill to senate floor, tiktok ceo shou chew is not waiting, he has been here on capitol hill today to take advantage of this limbo to lobby lawmakers his way, he met with senator fetterman today, and he talked with aishah hasnie and said it not possible to do about what the house bill asks in time frame it wants, he says. tiktok will be banned ultimately. >> the bill is 12 pages long, we have looked at it, it not fees feasible. >> to divest the company? >> this bill, in all details. this is will lead to the banning of the app. reporter: even though chew had a one-on-one with senator fetterman

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kevin. and it's the moment that's been terrifying team biden for mo months. robert f. kennedy jr.lly naming attorney and entrepreneur nicole shanahan for his running mate as the independent campaign for president heats up. >> 70% of americans, they don't want to have to choose between president trump and president biden. they don't want to choose between the lesser of two evils again. both the democrats and republicans are lucky those poll results, and they are devising ways to keep me off the pallet. they're trying to keep me off the ballot and frighten you into choosing between the two tired and unpopular heads of the unit party. >> judge jeanine: and team biden is launching an all-out effort to stop rfk jr. from securing any votes. the president's campaign staff is reportedly plotted an entire operation to take down kennedy. and the liberal media is more than happy to play along. >> my view is third parties, they are like cockroaches in the kitchen. it's not what they carry off, they fall into and foul up. >> let's be clear, a vote for a third party is basically a defective vot

already done so you and marco rubio for me is making jersey robert o'brien session social beauty advisor and right going back to you and keviny for my money coming chief of staff, and doing summa stephen miller will be part of the roster of course the major player in kelly and conway and who knows if they can match the fox money and she will be there christina, maybe vp, at least in stock, the role of the makes and fanned out across the country, by the way, they can earn money they can express division, they know policy. then campaign, talk about the vision of the country as they see it in different from one for currently experiencing a look, i know donald trump is a one-man show and i know the garden never comes down but he cannot do it by himself and now is the time, get everybody lined up in the rules, let them know, who will be nominated and who's not get everybody together ready to go clear up as background checks make it clear to the market people, that you know what they want and we know who you want to know they are getting in trouble could you be going from the leasing springs president 2016, even tell you that, the

kevin mccarthy. in other political news, new jersey first lady tammy murphy has dropped out of the democratic primary race for robertenendez's senate seat , clearing the way for andy kim and others in the democratic primary. menendez, who is facing multiple corruption charge, has announced he won't run in the democratic primary but hasn't ruled out running again as an independent. if he is exonerated. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, isis-k claims responsibility for friday's attack on a russian concert hall that killed at least 137 people. we will look at how putin is responding. stay with us. ♪ [music break] this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in russia, the death toll has risen to 137 from an attack on a popular concert hall in moscow on friday. authorities say gunmen opened fire inside the crocus city hall during a sold out rock concert and then set part of the venue on fire. more than 100 people were also injured, many in critical condition. a survivor described the attack.

robert halfon. we've heard tonight that ngannou becomes minister for europe. leo docherty is minister for the armed forces . kevinhollinrake armed forces. kevin hollinrake moves to be minister for business trade , luke hall business and trade, luke hall takes education and alan mak becomes under—secretary of state in business and trade and the cabinet office. now the chemical attack suspect abdul ezedi was granted asylum in the uk by a judge despite concerns the sex offender was a liar with a criminal past. a range of previously confidential documents have shown today, for the first time, the lengths that a ezedi went to prove he was a christian convert. his body was pulled from the river thames last month amid a major manhunt after he was suspected of dousing his ex—girlfriend with a corrosive chemical. britain and china britain and the united states, rather have accused china of carrying out a global campaign of malicious cyber attacks. it's an unprecedented move, with britain publicly blaming china for targeting the electoral commission yesterday and the email accounts of peers and the email accounts of peers

i mean, by the way, i think robert jenrick and kevin schofield alluded to this just before the, top ofthe hour. i think he's one of the most disingenuous politicians out his views just out there. he his views just sort of change whichever sort of change with whichever the direction the wind is blowing in. and at the moment he wants to position himself on the right of the conservative party so the next so that he can be the next leader, which unfortunately, i think a reasonably good think he has a reasonably good chance doing . i don't chance of doing. well, i don't know. i'm not that know. i'm not i'm not that familiar with him sort of flapping in the wind on things, but certainly i think the fact that he is people are now positioning themselves. it is that needs that needs that that needs to be that needs to borne in mind. yeah. i to be borne in mind. yeah. i think we could we could jostling for position . well they are well for position. well they are well understandably so thanks understandably so andy, thanks very . if you've got very much indeed. if you've got a thought on that gb

kevin, never heard carl weathers and stallone and -- in the same praise. it's a great night, first time for everything. thank you. meanwhile fireworks on capitol hill as special council robert as divide on the findings into his investigation into president biden holding onto classified documents. the hearing was not good for the president. maybe worse for democrats. live with the breaking information on this, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, robert hur the former special council who investigated how president biden mishandled classified records. you may recall the bombshell report that called biden an elderly man with a poor memory. today he testified on capitol hill that he did not exonerate biden. hur did testify that biden was holding onto classified documents which investigators say was confirmed through audio recordings in which biden allegedly told his ghostwriter that he had "classified stuff downstairs in his rental home in virginia. >> we identified evidence that the president willfully retained classified materials after the end of his vise presidency when he was a private citizen. we did not however identify evidence that rose to the level of proof beyond

kevin o'leary. thank you for spending your friday night with us. it's good to see you again. we'll have you back on again, we hope, soon. >> take care. elizabeth: you too. coming up, brigadier general robert spaulding, former home depot ceo bob nardelli and gop pollster lee carter. we have a hot show. there's a growing backlash after a gold star dad was arrested at the state of the union for heckling the president. again, his son was one of the 13 soldiers murdered in that botched exit out of afghanistan. and "usa today" is weighing in, its judgment, president biden did not calm, quote, very real voter concerns about his age across the board. and the trump campaign is ramping it up. they're reaching out more and more to minority voters. polls show trump gaining with both black and hispanic voters in key swing states. and congress again probes china spy something on the u.s. we've got it. and the holes and weaknesses in the new jobs report that the white house is now touting. also this story, flying the unfriendly skies. a united flight just crashed off a runway. another united flight a tire fell off. plus another alaska air a incident, a cargo door where pets were stow thed left open. plu

robert halfon. we've heard in the last couple of hours that nus ghani becomes minister for europe. leo docherty is minister for the armed forces to replace him. kevin hollinrake moves to be for minister business and trade and luke hall takes education. alamak becomes under—secretary of state in business and trade and the cabinet office . chemical attack cabinet office. chemical attack suspect abdul ezedi was granted asylum in the uk by a judge , asylum in the uk by a judge, despite concerns that the sex offender was a proven liar, with a criminal past. a range of previously confidential documents show for the first time, the lengths ezedi went to prove he was a christian convert. as eddie's body was pulled from the river thames last month amid a major manhunt after he was suspected of dousing his ex—girlfriend with a corrosive chemical . julian corrosive chemical. julian assange, his wife, says a decision to delay a final appeal on his extradition to the united states is utterly bizarre. us authorities have been asked to provide assurances on whether the wikileaks founder can rely on the american first amendment, which provides a right to free spee

roberts. >> harry, i'm so happy to see you. >> the guys from "the big lebowski." the last of "80 for brady." andy cohen, carol burnett, kevinook a turn operating the soon-to-be automated pivot bridge in maine. >> going to be hard to top this. >> played with tiger cubs at the zoo. joined the bills mafia. shot lasers at the moon. and it all seems like it happened yesterday.day. [ applause ] >> i have nothing but gratitude. every time i would come on this show, i was always welcome to generously, so generously. i've had just this unbelievable array of phenomenal experiences since coming to nbc. and, so, i'm really full of nothing but gratitude. every time i would come on, phones -- >> which is a lot. >> pay attention to the story and then everyone would drop their phones -- >> which is a lot. >> pay attention to the story and then respond. >> we only do that for you, harry. harry, we love you. >> let's sit down. let's sit down. >> what's next, harry? >> so i am going back to my alma mater, central college in iowa, and i'm going to teach a course this fall. >> can i sign up? >> on curiosity. >> oh! >> and i might write a book o

intellectual fire power together with robert mendel as the macroeconomicist that supported the reagan supply side pro growth economic agenda which proved very successful. i think kevinvocate for the kind of pro-growth policies i support. i don't know kevin warsh well, but he came up from morgan stanley, in mergers and acquisitions. that might come in very handy at the fed. it has in the past. >> he advises some pretty smart people in the investment community with what we're currently doing as well. he's definitely the most handsome of the three, becky. wouldn't you --? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> art laffer is fine, and kevin is fine himself. judy, what do you think art laffer, since you do admire him and know how he thinks, what would he be doing right now? what would he be urging fed chair jay powell to do at this point in time? >> well, if you boil down the supply side formula, it is stable money and low taxes. i think he, as i would, and i don't mean to speak for art. i think the problem is the constant ratcheting up and ratcheting down. i would have started a bit earlier after we saw inflation in july of 2021 instead of waiting until march of

i mean, kevin in the in the mail today, robert jenrick has written quite a long piece about he sees there'sr left and islamist extremists . left and islamist extremists. >> what do you make of that ? >> what do you make of that? >> what do you make of that? >> well, it's quite interesting , >> well, it's quite interesting, isn't it, that robert jenrick is putting himself forward again. um, although he's no longer an immigration minister, no longer in he certainly in government, he certainly hasn't quietly. think hasn't gone quietly. i think he's probably an eye on what he's probably got an eye on what comes after the election in terms of the conservative leadership now leadership campaign. um, now this is obviously being crystallised , i think as well by crystallised, i think as well by george galloway winning the rochdale by—election. i think that was one of the final triggers, really for, um, rishi sunak making that speech on friday evening. um, but again , i friday evening. um, but again, i come back to this point, you know, the conservatives have beenin know, the conservatives have been