party panel is back, inez stepman, kevin walling and brad polumbo. i nice, i'm over him. my large. [laughter] i think a lot of people are over him and especially ridiculous the phase one thing in the pandemic when he himself admitted variance from omicron plaintiff i'm just about everybody he himself admitted just about everybody is going to get this version, so contagious but there's a deeper think your, why is this unelected bureaucrat, why does he have so much power? why are we hanging off his pronouncements i understand there's a goal for medical expertise and managing a pandemic but we need to be clear about who's making the actual judgment balancing decisions required, those are ultimately political decisions because of back, they should rest with people who have to be accountable to voters, also known as the president and congress. we are two years and, no reason to be operating on this emergency basis that bypasses the normal way our system works. kennedy: but if it's emergency, you can bypass that democrat more power. just like more time, shut everything down if

former biden campaign surrogate who's the author of every great love portrait painted by man, kevin wallinglieve me, i know it. the foundation for economic education and host of beast, hannah cox. welcome back, everyone. great to see you all. testing has been a total failure as we know, stephen l miller and greg, bless his heart, he was just trying to get a straight answer and was this a tough interview for the vice president? you think they assumed this was like going into the lion's den there would be potential evisceration? >> there's nobody left in her office to advise her against not doing things like this. this was the today show, clearly set up as an easy kind of interview, it's nbc, a friendly network to these guys and she didn't prepare for the test it seemed like. she really comes off most of the time like lucy pulling her own football out from under her, i can't imagine, the good news is this happened at the beginning of a bad day of this administration so she might get off the hook on this. i can't imagine who's reassured by any of us, i'm sure kamala during this interview, she

kevin walling, shane hazel. i don't know why this is so exciting.we force them out of office? >> i would love that i certainly don't think the founders ever envisioned having an 81-year-old speaker of the house and her number two in command is even older than her. this is not something i think they never envisioned anything like it but what you do? i don't know. i do know i think a big reason why nancy pelosi clinging to power is the alternatives for her party are so bad. what we've seen the republican party go through the past ten or 15 years with the tea party and everything is nothing compared to the crackup i think the democrats, they haven't even begun to grapple with in the put off for a while because you had barack obama, a wildly popular within the party but they've not dealt with the figures in the party and who's going to lead into the future and that doesn't start until nancy pelosi releases her phony grip on power. kennedy: but kevin, i will give her credit, she can raise a lot of money. i'm surprised younger people in her party haven't

with got former biden campaign surrogate kevin walling and project 21 cochair horace cooper. with us. kevin -- >> good evening. >> gillian: kevin, as the president of the you know returns from delaware, we are now three days into the new year, he is facing a whole host of sort of spiraling crises. there is the nationwide testing shortage, there is inflation. what if none of these sort of abates ahead of the midterms? what does it spell for the party? >> will certainly, gillian, the president has his plateful and he's going to speak on the variants tomorrow in terms of the covid crisis. going to give an update to the country, to your point, gillian, in terms of this testing situation, 500 million tests going out this month to americans. so certainly that is a key focus as he campaigned back in 2020 on ending the covid crisis. that's the number one priority for this it administration but certainly as you mentioned as well, inflation is certainly a key concern. he had a meeting today with some of the leading meat producers in the agriculture industry to talk about some of the ri

cities progressive policies are under the microscope let's bring our panel kevin walling, democratic ince coglianese executive editor, welcome too. >> kevin, what more do democratic leaders and beyond need to do about this crime crisis? >> certainly it is a crisis, mike i'm happy to see the president going to new york city on thursday to meet directly with the mayor to tackle some of these issues. they talk about ghost guns for example, reforming the bail which has released a lot of violent criminals on the streets at certainly something democrats and republicans seem to work on together. because this is a crisis that affects all of us. that's one of the reasons why i support a present biden during the primary for my party is he's always stood by the police, provided three to $50 billion in direct aid to local and state governments. as part of the american rescue plan actually funding police. this is a crisis that's hitting our cities, urban areas are suburban areas this president is committed to do something about it. >> vince what is your assessment? >> one of the big problems we ha

when i see a guy with a swastika on his face, that is like an instant wall of fearful but when kevin,ka, walked up, wow. if i don't ask him now, when in my life i would have the opportunity to ask. kevin, can i ask you what is this? do you know? of course, i have fear. i have boundaries. my wall every day to fight them. >> come around. come around this side and paint your face. in between lines. that's the most important. >> you see the first eye in here? look at that. that's yours. yes! >> are you in there? >> oh my god. yeah? every line. every line. >> every detail like that adds something. >> people do it on the put aer. >> let's go! >> let's do it. >> the guys cleaned the yard yesterday. they said they cleaned the blood, the tear gas. it is hard to imagine there's violence every day. >> yep. >> how many guys? >> 11 years. >> i was raised here. i never really imagined that one day you could get out and do something that you will never even believe. the more we think like that, the more we can obtain those dreams. people want to be this big. from way up there. do you know what i mea

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nato because that was in effect and ukraine ability to launch an international wall on the hall with an interest and ok kevin, who teaches are completely irresponsible on this question. so that would be another, might move in my strategy coming from a jo biden's administration. i think if there's anything positive that has come out of this crisis, it is the west will recognize that it can't get away scott free by bring you crying in tonight. it would be awfully hard for them to do say so. and so it was always going to weeks to tensions one sure natal course is in the baltic states once you update your forces in point to check like elsewhere, the positive in georgia in the black sea. once you have that revised russian feelers. and as i say, you don't ban of why do appears in to understand what those feel given russian's most recent history given what happened in the 2nd world war, i'm just going to say it's clear that there is a process of regime change across the world wherever there is governments, we don't fit with the neo liberal law, denila florida, which is control the same story by united states throug

that was in effect and you, crane and the ability to launch an international wall on the hall with an interest and ok, kevin, who teaches are completely irresponsible on this question. so that would be another might move in this strategy coming from a jo biden's administration. i think if there's anything positive that has come out of this crisis, it is the west will recognize that it can't get away scott free by bring you crying in tonight. it would be awfully hard for them to do say so. and so it was always going to weeks to tensions one sure natal course is in the baltic states. once you update, of course, it's important to check back elsewhere the positive in georgia in the black sea. once you have that revised russian feels. and as i say, you don't find applied to a person to understand what those feel given russian's most recent history, given what happened in the 2nd world war, i'm just going to say it's clear that there is a process of regime change across the world wherever there is governments, we don't fit with the neo liberal law, denila florida, which is control the same story by united states,

kevin mccarthy today. oh, to be a fly on the wall at the next republican caucus meeting. can you guys please stop with the criming? just for a little while. just for a hot minute. trump is not here to keep you all out of prison anymore. enough with the felonies, you guys. hit pause. save me. so the day was already not going great for the house republican leader kevin mccarthy today. but then, at 4:00 this afternoon, it got worse when the january 6th investigation posted this letter to kevin mccarthy himself. it is a letter inviting him to please provide information to the investigation. quote, dear leader mccarthy, we write to request your voluntary cooperation with our investigation on a range of critical topics, including your conversations with president trump before, during, and after the violent january 6th attack. you have acknowledged speaking directly with the former president while the violence was under way on january 6th. this information bears directly on president trump's state of mind during the january 6th attack as the violence was under way. the select co

. >> well, it was wall to wall for a few weeks during the afghanistan debacle. kevinbout half a minute. i've always said president biden needs to engage the press more, help drive the news agenda, but as you know, he did very few interviews last year. do you think i have a point, and do you think the white house approach may change? >> you have a point, and absolutely not. they just can't afford it. the risk is too great even in favorable settings, the president remains gaffe-prone. i think the strategy remains the same, and that's to his detriment, i think, politically, howie. howard: already -- already. happy new year -- >> is happy new year, howie. howard: up next, why "the view" can't seem to find a conservative woman and disturbing allegations against another cnn producer. stay with us. ♪ ♪ miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplement

walls are people. >>> he wrote a book and he signed it for kevin. and kevin is right.very much. i do look forward to meeting you. >> cheer. >> that's a good book. right there. >> okay. let me run to the point of view. >> no more walls. >> yeah. >>> welcome to a special presentation of the "meet the press" film festival. what you are about to see is a little piece of this year's broader festival program. these are the best in class short documentaries covering the most consequential issues across the united states. in the last five years, we have showcased more than 100 films from five countries. dozens have gone on to be nominated for emmys and oscars, including the winner. this year we have some of the best films we have ever been prif lived to showcase. from democracy and covid to race and the teaching of history. you are about to see three films here, plus my conversations with two of the directors. first up is directed by seth green wessler. we hope you enjoy it. >>> hello. >> hi. it's seth. what's going on with your husband at this point? >> they retaliated agains

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about 20 public statements that kevin mccarthy said, and said we want to bring you in and talk to you about this statement made to politico this statement you made to the wall street journal. they already have all the evidence, it's sitting in their letter, they can use it right a to adam schiff in what he's doing, it's a little rich for u to start taking advice from the quarterback of the fake russian hoax for the past four years. this is political theater. >> it is bad theater. jason coming here take? >>sean: jackson, and want to axes when thing first. why commit when the committee chairman, bennie thompson was asked if nancy pelosi is off limits, he acknowledged she is off limits. okay. and nancy tipped off jim jordan and jim banks and put on the tw biggest trump haters and the political republican party. >> the person in charge of security for a separate but equal branch of government, the legislative branch, the person in charge of security at the house of representatives is nancy pelosi, she is in charge and to appoint the sergeant of arms, the chief of police, the capitol hill police, how can yo not talk to her about the lapse in security there at th

kevin griffin has created. i am sure we will have folks on wall street to wake up this morning and say, wow, there is somethingoia early on was one of the early investors in apple and just about every major company that's come out of the valley and, you know, interestingly, we've interviewed ken griffin so many times on this broadcast he's often talked about his firm as a technology company. which don't often think about it like that. sequoia is talking about it like that paradigm is another transaction, they're another growth venture capital firm investing in this company. he owns about 85% of the company of this unit on to itself. so, unto itself, he's just, that's just valuing his stake in this of $18 billion. that's not even talking about the hedge fund of citadel investments. so good news this morning in that world yep. >> sure. >> amazing >> we hope to have a chance to talk to paul tudor jones in the next hour and talk to him ab these kind of investments. it's interesting >> andrew, how much of this is a reflection oh >> go ahead. >> how much of this is just a reflection of what we've seen with robinhood

wall street. lawmakers are divide and the calls to the stock trades and ownership altogether are coming from some surprising corners of capitol hill house minority leader kevine considers new rules for taking the house in november on the other side of the capital and the other side of the aisle is democratic senator jon o ossoff he plans to put the deal this week to require dependents to put their assets in a blievendz trust or face penalties. the trust in congress act, moderate democratic relationship abigail spamberger is leading that push. >> reporter: this goal of this bill is to say you have no control over where your stocks do or don't go have you no control of whether or not you know you are buying or selling stocks to benefit yourself with information you know because you are a legislator or any of the votes you may take on the house floor are not meant to enrich your stock portfolio. >> now one of the biggest opponents of this idea is house speaker nancy pelosi, who has defend congressional trading as a part of a free market economy. back over to you. >> wow i know, i saw that i thought about the seinfeld episode in a bizarreo world. trying to make

kevin mccarthy, later this hour. don't miss my interview, live, coming up with the gop leader if reaction to biden. futures have another rebound this morning after a dismal day on wall street that ended with a selloff. the dow industrials up 140, nasdaq up 142, bouncing after falling into correction territory, the nasdaq now down almost 11% from the highs, investors are worried about inflation fears despite upbeat earnings from the major banks as the federal reserve will soon begin raising interest rates. yesterday at the close, the dow industrials down 339, nasdaq down 166, that would be more than 10% down from its high, better than 1% yesterday. european markets this morning are lower, take a look at the european action right now where the ft 100 right now is down just a fraction but the cac is down 16, the dax index has turned positive, it is up 15. in asia overnight markets finished mostly higher. in hong kong, stocks were off better than 3% as china cut the benchmark lending rates for the first time in two years, lower interest rates in china. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ i can't take no more. ♪ her tears like diamonds on the floor. ♪ her diamonds

wall" seats, says the prime minister's admission is "too little too late". thati'm is 6:22 good morning. for the past year, we've been following the extraordinary challenges and achievements of rugby league legend kevinrhinos team—mate rob burrow. now, kevin has received an obe for services to sport and charity. graham satchell was with him. kevin sinfield and his wife, jayne, at windsor castle as he prepares to receive his obe. huge honour, massively humbled by the whole experience. i think, to be here, absolutely, with the mnd community behind me, has been magnificent. it's also my wife's birthday, so i can't steal the limelight too much, and i can't thank people enough — the support has been brilliant. i were just trying to be a mate, and the response has been incredible. in the last two years, kevin sinfield has undertaken two epic, gruelling challenges. the first — seven marathons in seven days. and then going the extra mile — running between leicester and leeds — it was 101 miles in 2a hours. in many ways, we've had the easy bit of running. i know it sounds daft, that, but, like, the work that's gone on has been incredible. wejust had to run. and i understand that, you know, from my years in ru