kurt didn't play the hits.here did you sleep last night ♪ >> i remember watching him play a cover of a leadbelly song, "where did you sleep last night?" and it was emotional for me because i love nirvana, and i felt this connection to kurt cobain, and i was always, even when i was young, just so worried about him. ♪ my girl, my girl ♪ >> in that era there was always the speculation kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana "unplugged" was this kind of thing like, the clouds parted. you know? and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. ♪ the whole night through ♪ >> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. >> i pulled over and i was there for like 20 minutes, half an hour, just crying right there. i just don't understand it. that's all. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came t

joining me once again are kurt bardella and barbara mcquade. kurt, i will start with you.to choose but, what is your favorite george santos lie of the week? >> how! well, i think there are too many to choose from. i think my favorite one is when you put out the press release saying he was a member of congress and sworn in and they hadn't been sworn in yet. it's not even the volume of lies at this point it's how awfully bad at the fedex they are. it strikes me at times. and the thing that i keep going back to in my mind as i watched the saga unfold, i seem to remember a great many republicans clamoring to see barack obama's birth certificate based on absolutely nothing. just innuendo remainers, basic theories. i want to know why they aren't insisting on that same level of transparency for someone that is a proven liar, a proven fraud. someone who clearly isn't something that he makes himself out to be. do even know that this is his real name, do we know that he's an american citizen, that he's eligible to be a member of congress? given the volume of lies that we have been p

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i think it will be a diversion and and up hurting them in 2024. >> kurt, what is your best sense? this donald trump stay in this race? if it does, to any of the people that we have been talking -- i think a lot of people are betting on the fact that ron desantis is going to get in, but run desantis is up against donald trump, it's not clear what happens there. >> yeah, i think the trump days in this because this is really his legal defense mechanism right here. running for president in donald trump's mind is a legal shield. all the money that he is going to raise my as well before a legal defense fund the fend off all the lawsuits and investigations that he is the center of. that's not donald trump is really doing this, and you watch how the first months of his so-called presidential campaign unfolded, he's not really acting like a candidate running for president in any way. he's just sitting there using the specter of that label, presidential candidate to shield himself from responsibility and accountability, it's a legal tactic for him, i don't think that will dissuade other or

all of, you katie, kurt, basil, julie, thank you so much. well done. good chat. two years ago, the big story was also on capitol hill, but for a fright in the different reason. what lies ahead for the criminal investigations into what went so wrong on january 6th. 6th. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patents say: “you know doc, it really works." ♪♪ hey dad, i'm almost out. i got you. any questions, chris? all good, thanks maura! there you go, one new inhaler! nice did you get my refill too? maybe [door bell] here you go, sir. you're a lifesaver. have a nice day. healthier is managing all your family's prescriptions in one app. cvs pharmacy. healthier happens together dad and i finally had that talk. no, not that talk. about what the future looks like. for me. i may have trouble getting around, but i want to live in my home where i'm comfortable >> it has now been two years since the january 6th attack on the capitol. president bide

times, kurt, about when things started to get weird. and it was 2014 in the obama era. >> when you look at what's unfolded today, joy, to me, all of this started eight years ago when dave brat defeated the sitting house majority leader eric cantor in his primary. the first time really that we saw from that tea party wing of the party that had emerged them successfully take out what they called the establishment, which they really thought of as the enemy. it's funny because that wing of the party, the democrats were the opposition, but their own leadership, their own party structure, they saw them as the enemy, and they successfully took out eric cantor. he was part of this trifecta that was anointed as the young guns. paul ryan, eric cantor, and kevin mccarthy, they were going to take over. cantor goes down. boehner then a year later resigns from congress. not just vacating the speaker, he left. he took his ball and went home. mccarthy was supposed to be the leader at that point. the night before the votes are supposed to happen, the fr

kurt has abandoned california for the dmv, but thank you both for being here. i want to go to you first, kurt, on this. look, women don't need their man to fight their battles. but i will note that elaine chao has had to come forward and say that on her own. and her very powerful husband, kentucky's senior senator and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, did not defend her. and did not defend asian americans when the attack was initially made. what do you make of her response and the silence beyond her own self defense? >> i mean, obviously, i agree with every word she said. i wish it didn't take something like this, something that personal, to get any republican to speak out against a dangerous and incendiary rhetoric, the racist rhetoric targeting the asian american community for years now. we have seen this rising dramatic escalation in hate crimes targeting asian americans that directly coincides with the rhetoric of the republican bartee, of donald trump, using the terms like kung flu and china virus. it shouldn't take a personal attack to get someone w

kurt, i want to bring you in here. from kevin mccarthy, we have mitch mcconnell in the senate. earlier today, we learned that president biden is going to travel to kentucky this week. he is going to appear with the republican senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. what does this visit signal to you about the presidents approach to this 118 congress? >> i think, republicans continue to be in complete and utter disarray, kevin mccarthy dealing -- with president biden is out there going directly to the people with one of the fiercest opponents. and showing they can get things done. we are as a democratic party, we are the grown-ups and their room. for all of the punditry, for all of their rhetoric and flare, from the conspiracy theories from the republicans, democrats have managed to get something done in your day today. life that will make influence rather than all the -- and having mitch mcconnell standing right there for all republicans steadfast against the biden agenda, of very effective agenda, mitch mcconnell now

let's ask "kurt the cyberguy." great to be here.o write legislation. what is it, tell our viewers about it. >> pete, good morning to you. chatgpt, your friends likely talked about it since november when it came out. everybody abuse about it this is essentially our first real look at how a.i. is going to dramatically change how we live, not just here in america but around the world. google is afraid of this. what this does, you can go to chatgpt, you call it chat bot. you put in a question. it contextualize answers based on specific questions you ask it. for example, i'm congressman ted lieu. i would like to introduce a resolution that says -- about whatever. it will actually write that legislation in front of your eyes and you're look, holy bananas when you see this so this is why you're hearing about it it is concerned for classrooms. kids, i'm a harvard mba. i would like to get a exam done, about how george washington might fund the white house in 2023. boom. there it is. and so, i mean, here is where we are with this. this is goi

is that how you see it, kurt?t republicans on oversight, will they put democrats in a better position to combat the investigations? we >> here is what we know about these cast of characters. 14 of the new members appointed at the oversight committee are election deniers. when you put people up there who have shown a penchant to embrace wild, fantastic, conspiracy theories not rooted in reality at all and undermines the credibility of anything that you do as a committee. what's going to have been wondering some of these committee proceedings, these cast of characters say something outlandish. they say something not factual, they just outright lie, get caught, it will undermine the entirety of all of those proceedings. i'm not entirely sure why republicans think that this is going to be a winning strategy for them. i don't think that when you're trying to cast yourself and calmer is really doing a lot of this, going out there publicly saying, i want to have serious oversight, i want to be credible, i want to be fact

kurt, do you think that there is someone in the republican party who does have the stature to do it? because people like adam kinzinger and others are being chased out. there are republicans who are saying they were afraid to vote for impeachment because they thought their own base would kill them. they're afraid of their own base. is there somebody who is not afraid of the very heavily armed republican base, part of it, to say something or do something about it? >> i think that's really kind of the sad thing at this point, joy, is that there isn't. there isn't anyone that has the stature and the ability to successfully lead the republican party out of this extreme wilderness. we have seen the folks like kinzinger and liz cheney. guess what, they're not in congress anymore. every time at least one or two of them try, they get ran out of town, ran out of their own party, ran out of their own leadership in the case of liz cheney. kevin mccarthy was caught on audio agreeing with liz cheney about donald trump's culpability on january 6th and a few weeks later, what was kevin doing? high

eugene robinson and kurt bardella. >> up next on "the reidout," the house is in session after kevin's pyrrhic victory. he's officially in charge of a caucus bent on rage and retribution, not legislating, that's committed to endless political investigations and dangerous economic brinksmanship. just moments ago they passed a rules package that would give them the tools to do both of those things. breathing. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. ask your doctor about fasenra. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of u

and that soldier was a man named kurt klein, who you can see a photograph him here. and eventually, gerhard and kurt, they stay in touch, they write to each other, and eventually they marry in a really beautiful story. they get married. they then go on here. you can see them in paris. their wedding. and they have three children and here you can see gerda with her children when their and then in her later years, then they have eight grandchildren and 18 great grandchild. and and gerda was able to meet all of them shortly before she passed away this past. so a happy ending to very difficult and hard story. yeah, because gerda was the only survivor from her immediate family. both of her parents killed and very she never actually found out what to her beloved older brother. he like so many, does not have a grave that you can visit or a sense. it's wonderful to see the family blossomed from so much loss and actually have a note from gerda. jim just wrote in to say that he's watching now and thanking us for what he says are beautiful comments about his mom. jim, easy to ta

kurt graham of the truman library institute, members of the missouri delegation, both and senate. and i might as current and past and leaders and mcconnell. and together we will unveil this spectacular statue. lay. ladies and gentlemen, mr. clifton truman daniel honorary chairman of the truman library institute and board secretary for the truman scholarship fund. thank you, madam speaker. senator blunt. congressman cleaver. leader mcconnell. leader mccarthy. family. friends. and thank you again, senator blunt. and congressman cleaver and chairman pat ottensmeyer on the board of the truman library institute. alex burden and the institute staff, dr. kurt graham and the library and the generous donors friends, supporters, lawmakers who helped make this day possible. my grandfather was a modest man and frankly, slightly embarrassed statues. his presidential library is an education institution rather than a monument to him, but we're here with us today. he would be honored and humbled. he loved the united of america. he loved the work of government. he loved this very building. he took

kurt, to you first. i don't really care who cooperated more or less, which one of these three men is cooperating and which is not. kind of like kevin was saying, i want to know what's in the documents and why these men decided to take the documents. >> you know, trace, i'm kind of torn. on the retired army colonel side, ray spent years working with classified material, i know that if i had done any of this i would now be at leavenworth making large rocks into much smaller rocks. as a lawyer i can only dream of having clients that the media would bend over backwards to excuse wrongdoing. i'm torn, i'm not sure how to feel. >> trace: i want to play this sound bite from chuck schumer and get your response on the other side. >> look, there's a huge difference between how the president handled it and how president -- former president trump handle that. one cooperated fully with the authorities, and the other stonewalled for over a year. the bottom line is simple, there are prosecutors in both cases. they ough

kurt bardella, -- i will start with you, john.fter that speech where he was critical of donald trump, kevin mccarthy flew down to mar-a-lago and basically began the political rehabilitation of donald trump. he knew he was going to make a calculation that if he was going to get to the position where he is today, speaker of the house, he would need to do it with maga. >> first of all, that clip is so fitting. sitting right behind kevin mccarthy's lauren boebert who is one of these holdouts until the end. you are right. kevin mccarthy made the calculation that he was going to need donald trump on his side. he endorsed him for a while. it didn't work this week. people who were loyal to trump, some of those final holdouts did come across the line. when you look back a few years ago, there was an effort to take the government by force, to take the capital by force. what we saw this week is very different in terms of the exercise of democracy in a republic. at the same time, those same members are looking for ways to dismantle the basic

kurt, christina, welcome back to the sunday show. kurt, since you're sitting here right next to me.lican majority. >> i'm confused, jonathan. i remember in the midterm elections. republicans talking nonstop about the economy, talking about inflation. talking about crime. none of those easy just listen to anything to do with any of the things they talk about running on. i'm wondering a lot of the voters are wondering what are you guys talking about? the last thing the american people want is just a myriad of investigations. taxpayer financed witchhunts. what they do want is their lawmakers, this is true for both parties. to do things all actually improve their day-to-day lives. guess what? hunter biden's emails, joe biden's documents. the american people don't care about that. they have -- this does nothing to impact their lives. this is looking to do without anybody promised he would do the ran. >> christina, could all these investigations backfire? >> jonathan, and i think you're absolutely right. there is a real risk that the republican side overplay their hand. even in the court

kurt, it is interesting talking to you about this, because you have an interesting perspective afterittee, so tell me what you think the goal with all of this is, with these investigations. whether it's james comer, or jim jordan, why are they doing this, and how will they go about it? >> well i think that the real goal is purely political, it is partly to cover up the ascension and the feeling that exist within the republican conference that barely was able to even pick a speaker of the house, and so they use these investigations and the bombastic posture and rhetoric to try to smooth over the eternal dissensions, because they know that they don't have a governing majority. they know that they can't even agree amongst themselves on any kind of substantive a policy agenda. for all of the rhetoric that we heard about the economy, about inflation, about gas prices, it is interesting that the very first posture that they have in their new majority has nothing to do with any of those issues, and everything that they do with political investigations targeting their political adversaries.

we told to poor boss kurt and saskia badge in 2 people from munich for whom boxing has provided a new opportunity. yeah, wow. illness lot poor ox. now 30 is from munich in the neighborhood. he grew up in disputes were often resolved through violence the wrong i neglected, even i knew north of assistance. china msr were a few of us and a few of them won't. but it came down to a one on one with me after emboldened because it was only when i saw his blood on the ground that i actually began to enjoy it. i had to buy food and a couple of older guys had contacts to hooligan groups. the so called 3rd half and asked whether i could join. i happy by the time i was 15 or 16, i was unable to control my aggression any more. there'd be a capo to arrange how many, where and when, then we'd meet and smack each other up, taking on people with a reputation and doing them. and it just felt wicked o'loy mconnell the nominate them out. it was, i'm on policy of who book has 27 criminal convictions and has struggled to get back on the straight and narrow he's now a rare sight here. the 18th 60 lions boxin

in teen i don't know how to say that some as long as that is, it should boost source as his name is kurt. he's been introduced to a female named holly. she recently gave birth to a female fall okay. who doesn't have a name yet in twenty-twenty? kurt was cloned from the dna of a horse that was frozen. 42 years his story formerly extinct in the wild. this breed is survived for almost 40 years. almost entirely. >> in the zoo's cloned horses. i'm like. i didn't know to 42 years ago. >> let you guys sleep on stick with this boat sports >> championship sunday, the hopes and dreams of for fan bases were at stake today for the fan base here in the bay. it will be a day to forget just a brutal way to go out during such a memorable season. we'll break down the nfc championship game with a report from philly and hear from the winners and losers. we've got some hoops to. if you want to take your mind off of football, which i completely understand. so take a load off. get comfy. i'm jason dumas and you're watching sports night live over the last 8 weeks or so. the san francisco forty-niners became a

it is hardly possible, the star of the german reality show rafi and the rachik himself kurt by nationalityan emotional video message to politicians. if politicians don't actually take a tougher stance, then i don't even want to think about what will be here in 10 years. hot. police arrested more than 100 suspects, including one who appeared on the same footage of the attack on the ambulance crew. this man is detained, it remains only to hope that he will be severely punished vent, speaks of the need to send a clear message to the perpetrators. the law is harsh subsequently the inevitable signal was given. that's just not what was expected all the detainees were released to their homes press reports new language standards for the berlin police middle easterners now you need to call not southerners, but representatives of the west asian phenotype. it will help avoid discrimination, what will this change on the streets, however, it is not clear ivan-year-old alarms. lyubov dmitry roman kudrin channel one in mexico, guzman lopez, the son of drug lords, known by the nickname shorty, was detaine

they doubly kurt correspondent, roman, gone to ranko and keith, thanks so much. now, arab leaders have condemned the visit by his roused new far right. security minister to one of jerusalem's most hotly contested holy sites. palestinians are angry that a security detail accompanied it. it may have been given into the compound one of the most sensitive sites in jerusalem. this holy complex is known to palestinians as the noble sanctuary and to israelis as the temple mount. competing claims over the shrine represent a major source of conflicts between the 2 sides. one that has often resulted in violence. now tensions arising once more, just days after being sworn in as israel's national security minister. fall right, politician is a mob been given, has visited the site he to the grounds flanked by armed security, a move that has outraged palestinians, the militant islamist group, hamas recognized as the terrorist organization by the e. u. has threatened repercussions how through this provocative behavior increased, the state of tension brings matters closer to a ma

kurt wagner who joins us now because on top of that news report by the information that twitter revenuepped as much is percent last quarter. uni, we had a rough 2022. navigating this let's start with the financials and we will get to the furniture. >> a drop in revenue as reported by information, what's happening? >> we have been talking about this for a while which is 90% of twitters revenue comes from advertising. if you are an advertiser twitter is a scary place. it's not comfortable, a safe environment to be spending your money so i don't think any of us are shocked. we have seen the headlines about these big advertisers that stepped back. the reality is that this at them really hard. a lot of the marketing budgets usually come about, it was not a big surprise to me. >> how is tweeter in chief dealing with this? many saying the tweets coming from elon musk have gotten less controversial. how was he trying to ensure people come back to the platform and wanting to advertise with them? >> it looks like he has sort of just -- mr. -- redirected his attention. there was a lot of frustrati

kurt the cyber guy joins us next.e saying it will do the work for students. the program is called chat gpt. it allows students to ace their writing assignments, generating essays or answers by pressing a few keys. here to put the text to the test is kurt knutsson. in college i hated spanish. i was. bad at it. these new apps you could pump the english and then it would come out the spanish but it wasn't very good spanish. is this quality stuff they are pumping out? will it pass the smell test with teachers? >> for some, good morning, it is the biggest threat there is to cheating in schools coming up this semester and i will tell you why. chat gpt has bubbled up. it is in ai chat but, what is all that, the reality is this is something, the next level of google, the biggest threat google has ever seen because when you put in something on chat gpt, you can literally say, write me a thesis paper in 1800 words that describes -- and goes on. pete: it is an example. >> you can do the same thing. it is a great search tool in t

let's turn to our panel who have been watching with us all night, kurt bardella former spokesman for the republican house oversight committee. he is now a democratic strategist. david jolly, former republican congressman of florida who left the party back in 2018. tim miller, writer at large at the bulwark and author of why we did it, a travelog from the republican road to hell. and also with us, john allen msnbc senior and now the -- but thank you for being. here diverge ali, i've been watching your analysis throughout this week. i've been extremely impressed by the analyses on what this says about the republican party. so given how this has played out, how it has transpired, what is your take away about speaker kevin mccarthy? >> listen, to the entire world, i underestimated one thing, the willingness of kevin mccarthy and to give everything he could possibly give away and the willingness of the never kevins to actually be never kevins. congratulations to the new speaker of the house, i didn't think he could get to 218 votes, he did it. get the 2:16 but he got enough to be speaker

it is hardly possible, the star of the german reality show rafi and the rachik himself kurt by nationalityorded an emotional video message to politicians. if politicians don't actually take a tougher stance, then i don't even want to think about what will happen here. after 10 years. in hot pursuit, the police managed to detain more than a hundred suspects, including one who appeared on one tape and with an attack on an ambulance crew. this means that this person has been detained, he only hopes that he will be severely punished. vent, speaks of the need to give a clear signal to the offenders. the law is harsh afterwards the inevitable signal was given. that's just not the one that was expected all the detainees were allowed to go home the press reports on the new language. regulations for the berlin police natives with middle east now it is necessary to call not southerners, but representatives of the west asian phenotype. this will help to avoid discrimination, what it will change on the streets, however, it is not clear ivan the noble volkov love dmitry roman kudrin channel one happy n

program guess the melody 20 years later, everything can be experienced if you choose the right song kurt i am calm for our future with you, because the repertoire is for choice.

can we trade kurt concerns? >> todd: no we are keeping d.j., baby. is he a young eli manning. >> pete: i want to say this kindly. all i wanted was the vikings defense to hurt daniel jones. >> todd: why would you want to. >> pete: running with reckless abandonment. i don't want him injured or wounded just out for a quarter. couldn't tattoo the guy that's all we needed to do. >> todd: he is a tough mother. let's leave it at that that guy are you giving me the wrap? they giving me the wrap. >> pete: and he is the "fox & friends" fantasy champ, too. [cheers] is the winning weekend. are you tired of the winning, hegseth. just wait until next week giants beat the eagles. you won't be smiling. >> pete: at least realistic. >> pete: i love you guys. >> rachel: a winner. a picture they put up with him wearing the king's crown. >> lawrence: fantasy. >> pete: janice is over there still angry about the season. >> lawrence: she told us she is not going to play anymore. >> rachel: not going to do fantasy football. >> janice: never do not cross janice dean. >> lawre

joining me is kurt bardella, a former spokesman for the house oversight committee, and stuart stevens. you're in the hot seat first because you were saying quietly that you're having post traumatic stress disorder. you worked for darrell issa. you saw the unseriousness with which the committee could descend. what are your expectations now given the fact that scott perry is -- tell us about working there. what was it like? >> it's interesting because in the very beginning, the oversight committee was not supposed to be this partisan stomping ground. there was a time where they did serious and legitimate oversight, things like the bp oil spill, investigating the financial institutions. totally perfect use of oversight authority. and then it got hyperpartisan. remember, at the same time this was going on, this is also when we were hearing all the noise about barack obama's birthday certificate. >> that's right. >> that's when the crazy started happen, the tea party revolution that paved the way for the maga revolution came to congress. as those members infillerated the ranks of the overs

joining us right now is the cyber guy, kurt knutsson, on what we can do about it. good to see you.at that you know of. >> good morning, maria. we're tracking the money and banking scams this week. at the top of the list is cash app. the better business bureau warning of a lot of customer complaints about the scams they're running into and how the app is not resolving it very quickly. customer service issues there. one of the scams is scammer posing as a celebrity, saying that, hey, if you want to be a fan and join this and get this kind of merch from me, send -- use the cash app to get he me here. it's not really the celebrity. they have offers for gift cards, if you give them some information and data, claiming they're doing research. that's also bogus. cash app i imposters call, actig as representatives asking for password or pin, running rampant on that one. all those are bogus, all those are to be steered clear of. avoid keeping a balance in the cash app accounts because while they encourage you to do that, that's where your money is really vulnerable and especially when it's l

ed: kurt wagner covering every twist and turn inside and outside of twitter. thank you so much.turn to the latest on apple because another day, and another scoop. it's taking on amazon and google . according to sources, expanding their in-home product lineup. meanwhile, apple still planning to unveil its first mixed reality headset this year but the plans for a lightweight augmented reality glasses have been postponed. sources say due to technical challenges. bloomberg broke both of those stories in the space of a single working day and i'm delighted to say he joins us now. let's start with the in-home devices. because actually come up when fe consumer electronic companies. what are the details you reported? this morning, apple rolled out a new pod. it's the return of the original home pod. it's a bit lower costs because they rolled it out at $300 instead of the original $350 of the homepod. there are fewer microphones and tweeters, so not as powerful. and it uses an apple watch processor instead of an iphone processor, so you have a little bit of a ship there, but for audio fan

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guess the melody 20 years later, everything can be experienced if you choose the right song kurt cobain said and if so, then i'm calm for our future with you, because the repertoire is for choice. we will, of course, pick you up. we start today with us. here is the benshik orchestra dj tv and now we greet our heroes who appear in the studio with separate loud applause. welcome, take your playing places. we are very glad that today in the new year's program you are with us today marina is playing with us. igor nikolaev and in the category of experienced stars bring out the light of the young, we call lyusya timotina and valery syurken. marina, you are the number one participant. choose any category of the first round of surprise. this song is a simple girl praskovya your baby is growing. i think it's more inclusive. it's a surprise. god knows surprises, as we understand, there are different ones. so you choose surprise two is absolutely the right choice, because today behind the inscription surprise lies the big beautiful talented figure of the chief conductor of the first channel sergei

kurt volker was an american envoy to ukraine, and i travelled with him to the conflict zone in 2018. months in power, he believed he could do a deal with russia's president. i remember even in our first meetings saying, "i understand you want peace, but putin doesn't want peace". this is what he wants to do, he is attacking ukraine on purpose. it's not for lack of some formula, he's doing it because he is trying to weaken ukraine. i think he was initially sceptical of that, but i think as he tried to talk with putin, he tried to do a couple of prisoner exchanges, i think he came to the view that actually, putin is fighting a war that he wants to fight. later that year, the only meeting between zelensky and president putin took place in paris, with the leaders of france and germany acting as chaperones. but the talks were frosty and went nowhere. paris was the endpoint for zelensky�*s attempts to strike a deal. until this war broke out, zelensky�*s time as president was showing some signs of fizzling out. he'd promised a lot and, perhaps understandably, was struggling to deliver on it

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let's bring kurt into this conversation.part, kevin mccarthy, it took 15 tries and now he has got it. what is your take? >> well, you're looking at stephanie, the weakest speaker. perhaps in united states history. the fact that someone could be held hostage by just a few amount of people within this caucus. does not bode well for getting things done in the future. and i think we are going to look back on this night, months from now, when the full faith and credit, united states is on the line. when the debt ceiling is hanging on the balance. and we are dangerous, defaulting on our current obligations. >> i'm so sorry, i'm a jump in. we're gonna continue this in the second. the clerk is grabbing the gavel. let us listen in. >> those are all the tellers. they are trouble checking their work. because they don't want to get this one wrong? we are all watching it, and putting these numbers up ourselves. but the reason it says at the bottom, mccarthy appears to win the speakership. is because until they gavel it in it is not done.

new york times bestselling author, kurt anderson.ses, the unmaking of america, a recent history. tim o'brien, senior columnist for bloomberg opinion and msnbc political analyst, and host at the greek, out his new book is a must read, the ivy league counterfeiter. it's out right now. welcome to you all. tim, i turn to you first. week one of the gop controlling the house. how do you think it went? >> it's a bonfire and it's not going to get any better. i don't think, of course they are not, and of course they have bad intentions, but they're doing what they want to do, which is to defenestrate the government, to remove it as a constructive force in american life. this has been going on for a decade. they will follow that path anyway they can, either to defend the government, to throw sand into the wheels of normal functioning of the federal government, and they are getting there. they are incredibly inept. they have sensationalized racism and bigotry. they've worn this anti institutional-ism on their sleeves, but it's not just because

yes, this is the status, uh, on the one hand, the kurt formation in ipg, yes, which uh, with which damascusmehow negotiating. yes, their turks consider how the terrorists and the mirror situation with the syrian opposition, to which turkey has a responsibility damascus considers as a joy. and there is another participant in the traditional united states who has already said that this is not the time to put up with an ace, but i must say somehow sluggishly to say without paphos without passion. in general , is there an interest in washington in this topic, or is it not up to them now for the american such a big goal in this sense, anyway , is to dump the siege one way or another to contain iran and, uh, build up costs. uh for russia and uh, that's all the directions of american policy one way or another, this is the work of the military, as we already said, they support the kurds so that they cut off the actual oil-bearing regions from the country did not give revenues to the budget, uh, the corresponding supervisory sanctions authorities. they vigilantly monitor that there the laws of caesa

he heard loud music the front door was closed and kurt anxiety were pulled closed when he went inside he saw there was a dj and people drinking. he spoke with the owner about the sound complaint and in violation of permit requiring the entertainment ends at 11 p.m. the owner stop and said the bar was closing thespecter waits and saw more entering at 2:30 and heard the dj playing again of people were served alcohol and i issued a citation after 11. received a complaint about the operating she was not there that night after speaking with the house manager she learned the dj did plan on exiting the club at 4. the music was being played after 4 a.m. we issued a notice of violation for this. and the owner has spoken with her staff and ensuring that the entertainment ends at the end time for that evening. >> next galleria bo hem, an event space at 2391 mission. 's one time permit for grand opening on december third. we received 4, 311 complaints and the inspectors responded at 8 p.m. and again at 10:30 p.m. had a one time upon event permit did not obtain it from sf sd and could not have mor