my book, kushner inc., does, as you say, i show the kushner's financial problems as this ticking timeagainst, i sort of write the chapters in parallel, you have the ticking time bomb of this building and of a loan that was due and what jarred was doing in the middle east side by side. i could always see that there were lots of parallels. rex tillerson, you know, was rightly furious that jared kushner appeared to be conducting foreign policy that was very dangerous. >> he's not just conducting foreign policy because he disagrees with tillerson. he's doing allegedly for financial gain. ryan, it's not just the qatari. kushner gets two billion dollars from the saudis after leaving office for his immense investment fund. -- advisers are questioning wondering why kushner is getting this money, according to the new york times. you've reported in the past on the close ties between kushner and mbs. what is going on there? >> -- also reported that people advising mbs and people advising this fun said this is absurd. in fact, he got a copy of the perspective going around wall street. it was just

that's one of the many things the young but not soap or christmas jared kushner never understood. as a journalist i love it when people in the white house areof critical of her colleagues but explain why you thank you so much of the former president's downfall when he gets back to jared kushner. >> one thing i was soha sure abt jared going into the administration he always thought that i was a rabid china hawk in way over the top of my criticism with beijing but by the end he agreed with everything i had believed. the question i would ask why would i have to go to the learning curve with a person without any policy experience would never t been there except for his family connections. let's focus on the mechanics of the campaign as to my criticism edof jared, the 2016 campaign ws the same of absolute beauty, there was 20 people on trump force when flying around to rallies. a s speechwriter and running mea all the time. i was back in the room most of the time with 100 people we were fighting the good fight every day positive messaging, research and then fighting back against the ne

and kushner in july, there's a great story. and take it back to trump's america about how kushner in july gets on fox news and says, we turn the corner on the virus and we'd be rocking and rolling this summer right. and that triggered this wonderful story about how steve bannon almost was brought back by by the president through the help of bernie marcus. and again, kushner was able to beat that back in taking back trump's america. shifting gears a little bit, you talk, as we've been discussing extensively about china, you write extensively about china, china's impact on the american economy, on the global economy, and also, you know, some of how you you learned about what what you believe are the very negative effects of how china operates on the american economy. i wanted to focus a little bit on that because whether people agree with you or disagree with you, i think if you are steeped in the issue of trade vis a vis china is, as you are, you have this passage early in the book where, hugh mentioned teaching mba students and

certainly jared kushner was another. the worst one of the lot was treasury secretary steven mnuchin. the problem here,e, david, is tt in my judgment, , and the floodf bipartisan agreement in this town, communist china is the single most existential threat this country has ever faced, and yet we had people like branstad in kushner and mnuchin and cohen and thenn later kudlow constanty working at back purposes through the president and to the guy who supposed to be doing the trade negotiations. so i stand by that. i'lli' tell you, three of the people who i was, this is the president's most damning word, most disappointed in, this kind of just blew my mind. you had the three generals. you had mcmaster and mattis and john kelly. kelly was a chief of staff. mattis was a secretary of defense. mcmaster was the national security adviser. now, you and i both know that the most important thing in the military, for the military to work, is chain of command. you are supposed to always obey the chain of command. and repeatedly these

it's totally the wrong meaning to take away and i hope people don't take that because jared kushner i'm very critical of him. i got along quite well with him but what i'm trying to do in "taking back trump's america" is to provide in accurate historical account of how a white house should and sometimes doesn't work. the original sin of this administration happened the day after november 8, 2016 election in theen decision made to bringn the traditional republican wing of the party. reince priebus from the republican national committee mitch mcconnell wing and the bush-cheney wing and the concept here seemed logical at the time was that this was a big government and if these folks came and they would adhere to president trump's vision. and that didn't happen. there's a story about trump sitting in the roosevelt room a few months into hismi administration. the president is increased if we rested and at times angry about the slow place apart trade policy's. we ran on this and it was important like in key states like ohio. he sitting in the roosevelt room he sees someone right across from hi

>> well, you know, reading through kushner's transcript, and he's not the only one.just seems very hard to believe that you just don't remember anything. i mean, these were huge events that he was involved in, and other witnesses were involved in. and, you know, it makes me suspicious, is that the right word? but we have a trump paid lawyer who, according to miss hutchinson, essentially told her to not tell the truth to the committee. that if she could recall things, that she was to say she didn't recall. and then you've got all these other witnesses who also have trump paid lawyers who can't seem to remember anything. and that doesn't prove that they're lying. but it does raise some suspicions. >> yeah, i've got to say for those -- and this was all available online, it does jump out to read jared kushner kushner and cassidy hutchinson next to each other, or stephanie grisham who is quite forthcoming, the former chief of staff for the first lady versus some other transcripts released. i want to ask about another portion of the transcript that is fascinating and confi

what rudy giuliani and jared kushner swore under oath. >>> today donald trump's taxes now in plain sight after a year's long back and forth legal battle. >>> plus the transportation secretary's new threat aimed at southwest airlines, make good on getting thousands of passengers home or face thousands of dollars of fines for failing to get planes in the air. this is what we're watching "at this hour." >>> and good morning, everyone. i'm amara walker in for kate bolduan. just minutes ago, the committee investigating the insurrection putting out a new batch of transcripts from the work. today's releasing includes a few headline names. rudy giuliani, donald trump's former legal mouth piece who helped lead some efforts to undo the 2020 election. jared kushner and jason miller a top campaign visser and ginni thomas who also attended stop the steal rallies. cnn is reading through all of this right now and we'll bring you details as soon as we get them. >>> also this hour, a never before seen look at donald trump's taxes. how democrats making six years of the former president's financials public

jared kushner right in the middle of things again. >> willie, as history is rewritten each and everyone day, and we follow this each and every day, it becomes clearer and more clear each and every day that the combination of incompetence, duplicity, and delusion in the trump white house was staggering. i mean, you had a president who was incompetent and duplicitous. you had a white house chief of staff, mark meadows, who feels more than incompetent and more than duplicitous. >>> coming up, donny deutsch joins us with a special edition of "brand up, brand down." >> happy 50th anniversary, "morning joe." guys, i love you so much. i mean, i spend my mornings -- i start out at 4:00. i'm up before jonathan. and then joe, mika, willie, you guys have me at the table and on zoom. you supported our foundation over the years, our animal rescue, the work we did during covid, what we do to keep people fed and improve school food, but what i love most about it is whether i'm there or on zoom, everyone who watches you always feels a part of the conversation and at the table with you. you do great pol

it really does trump out you, for cassidy hutchison and jared kushner next to each other. or some of the other, stephanie, who was quite forthcoming, who was the former chief of staff for the first lady, versus some other transcripts that have been released. i want to ask about another portion of transcripts that are really fascinating, and confirms the thing that i think that we have all known, but confirms it. and this has to do with ginni thomas. now, jimmy tanis, of course though wife of clarence thomas, she came into talks with the committee, the reason is because she saw several attacks urging mark meadows to essentially do what he can to carry out the coup. she also contacted members in the states. so i'm just gonna read this and i want to get your feedback on it, these are about the text that she is sending to mark meadows at the time. this is pretty shortly after the election. their response. this is a good fight over evil, evil also looks like the evil until the king of king triumphs. to not be -- i stayed my career on, it or at least my time in d.c. on. it >> an

jared kushner has a god complex. he thinks that everything he touches turns to gold. and from the beginning he shows moral blind spots as white as the grand canyon. the book is written in an as told to style pixel image about seventh-grade level. what comes across loud and clear is that you're reading the book of a rich kid with no interior life and no introspective ability. >> host: elizabeth harris, fast actinp would help to sell books, is it? >> guest: i don't know. it's all news, is all attention good attention? probably not. but it don't think, you know, that is gotten a good number of reviews but the people watching that i don't think never going to read that book. i think the kind of enjoy hearing someone say the book is bad. i think that's why they're watching it, , not because theye looking for a recommendation. >> host: when i i grow up i wt to be an influencer what does that what is an influencer? >> guest: oh gosh, what is an influencer? that's a great question. i guess in this case it would be somebody who can come i guess a book top influencer summit wit

can there ever be accountability for trump and kushner and others in that administration who were -- it? negligent, i think, is an understatement, in their handling of covid and they're allowing people to die. >> there can be, mehdi, if any of the prosecutors in any of the 50 states, the district of columbia or the territories choose to present to the grand jury a case of involuntary manslaughter, as you and i have discussed. all it takes is three things. three elements that trump, kushner and or others acted in a grossly negligent way, that they are gross negligence was reasonably likely to result in death or serious bodily injury to another. in other words, they put people in harm's way. and their gross negligence, thereby, cause the death of another with causation in the lobbying defined as conduct that is a substantial factor in bringing about death, like lying to the american people and downplaying the risk, like telling people it will go away like a miracle, like jared kushner doing everything he could to prevent a smooth, safe, informed transition of the government's coronavir

one of the most interesting characters is jared kushner. he was expected to go along with ivanka and to moderating forces. they are democrats from new york, they will keep him from going too far. they discovered early on they didn't want him to do that. he would get mad if they were sent in to stop him from doing something he wanted to do. kushner learned to not do that which disappointed a lot of people who thought he had a responsibility to interact more. he came up with a formula for how he would deal with his own father-in-law -- a two to one ratio. every time have to give him bad news, i'm going to give him twice as much good news. two times good news to one time bad news. if he had a poll to deliver, they would allow five points to it. the biggest moment for kushner -- he was successful in a lot of ways. he gets his father-in-law to agree to criminal justice reform and helps hold together israel and its neighbors. he has some things he can point to that were important. but in the moment where it really came down to it, after the elect

but i read the first six chapters of jared kushner's new book, breaking history. so you don't have to. it was painful. jared kushner has a god complex. he thinks that everything he touches turns to gold. and from the beginning, he shows moral blind spots as wide as the grand canyon, the book is written in an as told to style the language about seventh grade level. what comes across loud and clear is that you're reading the book of a rich kid with no interior life and no introspective ability. elizabeth harris that's not going to help to sell books as it is. i don't know, is all is all news, you know, it is all attention, good attention, but probably not. but i don't think. but that you know, that that has gotten a good number of views. but the people watching that, i don't think we're ever going to read that book. i think they kind of enjoy hearing someone say the book is bad. i think that's why they're watching it, not because they're looking for a recommendation. i would just be my guess when i grow up, i want to be an influencer. what does it mean? what does an

one of the most interesting characters is jared kushner. he was expected to go along with ivanka and to moderating forces. they are democrats from new york, they will keep him from going too far. they discovered early on they didn't want him to do that. he would get mad if they were sent in to stop him from doing something he wanted to do. kushner learned to not do that which disappointed a lot of people who thought he had a responsibility to interact more. he came up with a formula for how he would deal with his own father-in-law -- a two to one ratio. every time have to give him bad news, i'm going to give him twice as much good news. two times good news to one time bad news. if he had a poll to deliver, they would allow five points to it. the biggest moment for kushner -- he was successful in a lot of ways. he gets his father-in-law to agree to criminal justice reform and helps hold together israel and its neighbors. he has some things he can point to that were important. but in the moment where it really came down to it, after the elect

jared kushner is -- that is in qatar watching the world cup finals alongside qatari officials.y likely to get this thing off the ground? >> yeah, so, one of the under the radar changes that a 51 seat senate majority will bring that senate democrats can now issue subpoenas without needing gop support for the past two years. that means that if they want to issue subpoenas, they needed either the buy in of the top republicans on a prospective committee or they just needed gop support more broadly. they -- they say this is going to be a caucus discussion. as we get closer to making those decisions, you will hear it ramp up. senator schumer has been really adamant that this new -- it will let them use subpoena power. >> it's interesting. i spoke to mazie hirono. she spoke a little bit about the. she talked specifically about launching investigations possibly into the actions of the supreme court. let's listen to what she had to say and then we will talk. >> this is a supreme court who has -- >> the senate plans to hold hearings? >> i think so. yes, i talk to dick durbin who will con

host: what is your question about jared kushner? caller: i think he is going to be upset, is this not going to affect the relationship? host: i am not clear on his question. we will go to john in pennsylvania, good morning. caller: the gentleman who said the squad is anti-israel. i would probably say they're not anti-israel, they are probably calling out israel for how their violating international courts, particularly with the settlements on the west bank. that is my main point there. and how the palestinians are forced to travel and what they go through and they are creating it and perpetuating it. the fact that i say that doesn't make me anti-israel and a friend of israel, i am stating fact and they are bringing that to light which i don't see a problem with. guest: there is a distinction being critical of policies of the israeli government and being anti-semitic. there are some things when omar talked about it is all about the benjamin which plays into jewish stereotypes, that crosses the line into antisemitism. if you just talk

and jared kushner.o compliment the 845-page report before the panel dissolves tuesday. among the findings, emails from jared kushner showed donald trump wanted to trademark the phrase, rigged election days after election day 2020. tony ronaldo, former secret service agent, testified he could not remember if he knew the proud boys were when its leader visited the white house in december of 2020. ginni thomas, the supreme court just wife of clarence thomas told the committee she regrets sending messages to former white house chief of staff mark meadows saying, i would take them all back if i could today. she also denied discussing her role in charge of the election results. the committee member zara lawford now says that is not enough. >> justice thomas would be well advised to recuse himself from participating in matters that relate to this, he should have done so for the other cases >> joining me, now our dear friend peter baker, msnbc political out in the analyst, chief correspondent in the new york ti

jared kushner thinks that everything he touches turns to gold.nd then to read the book cover rich kid with no introspective ability. >> will that help to sell books? >> i don't know it's all attention get attention but probably not. that has gotten a good number of views but people watching that ith don't think will ever read that book they don't enjoy hearing that the book is bad. >> what is an influencer? [laughter] >> i guess in this case i guess a book tok influencers somebody with allied of followers a take their recommendations seriously. >> here is an influencer talking about university press. >> now i have become a pretty big university presses reaching out and here is what i got from university of north carolina press white evangelical racism. >> and alabama communist during that and how the blind ideology and civil, rights. how banks in the real estate industry with black homeownership. and then i'm so excited to get to these books. >> how does not show them rather than showing what is inside them? >> and then that was not done well tha

e kushners are relatives of us president donald trump, they had a tailoring workshop.sewed men's hats, and therefore they remained alive in the execution on december 7, 1941, and during the selection they were selected as masters by the germans, as you know, they occupied novogrudok on july 4, 1941. and already 22 days later, a demonstrative execution of jews was staged here on the square to the music. the theme, ghetto is a person who hurts to touch, hurts to remember, but it is impossible not to leave. novogrudskaya, getta 4 mass executions last may 7, 1943, the survivors understood. soon it will be their turn to die, imminent. in the middle. in may the prisoners began to dig the underground passage with shovels, spoons and nails. what will happen in 5 months on september 26 through the tunnel. the most massive and successful escape of the jews in the occupied territories was carried out. right here on the spot of the former ghetto erected a monument dedicated to the children of victims of the holocausts, to acquire wings to fly far, far away from the ghetto barracks

one of his aides emailed his son-in-law, jared kushner who also had a long history working with trumpy wanted to trademark that as well as "save america" but the urls, the website addresses were taken. >> we were truly living in the dumbest time. there's a big shift happening on tuesday when republicans take the majority. obviously we noted the committee's work basically comes to an end. what happens with -- there's got to be dozens if not more transcripts still left that we have not seen from witnesses. are those rolling out and ruining your weekend? how does this all work going forward? >> they will continue to roll out. they did interview lots of people. we have a few hundred transcripts at this point. what we do know is going to happen is all of this material that the house select committee is collecting, has put together, and has as a record of this unprecedented investigation, it is going to ultimately go to the national archives. before it's public there, the government publishing office will make it available to the american people. there is going to be an online repository se

jared kushner is that what is most -- does not drink, button up, you know, very -- he was having -- this security clearance, that is how insane this was. so they did not affect the sky but that does not shock me because they do not let the africans that were clinging to the planes in kabul. yeah, come in and whatever. could be al qaeda. could be ices. hop on board. we will fly you to michigan. what about all these illegals? they are not letting anybody. anybody overseas. they are not vetting these guys. no, who else are they letting inputs, that is what i'm worried about. that is the point. and if you can't run the demonstration properly, you can't run the country probably. jonni asked regular new yorkers, what is the definition of a man? what is the definition of a woman. and these are liberal new yorkers and even liberal new yorkers know this is, as he would say, judge, hogwash. >> that is it, baby. you know what? the truth is, brian, that when you have got these people who are absolutely insistent on, into being gender fluid. as this guy is. he is not one or the other. he is non-binar

. >> i read the first six chapters of jared kushner's new book breaking history. it was painful.thinks that everything he touches turns to gold. he shows moral blind spots. language about seventh grade levelre. what comes across loud and clear as you are reading the book of a rich kid with no interior life and no introspective ability. >> that will not help us sell books. .... .... not. but i don't think. but that you know, that that has gotten a good number of views. but the people watching that, i don't think we're ever going to read that book. i think th >> this what i think a kind of enjoy hearing someone's of the book is bad and i think that's why the watching it, not that they arean looking for a recommendation. >> whenat i grow but want to ben influencer, what is an influencer. >> oh gosh, what is an influencer, that is ain great question and i guess in this case, it would be somebody who can you know i guess a book talk influencer an influencer has a lot of oliver's and take the recommendation seriously and wanted by book. >> talk about university press books. >> another

she also said trump's senior adviser and son-in-law jared kushner shot down of any idea of looping the incoming biden administration into informational covid meetings following the 2020 election, saying, quote, it was the first covid morning meeting that jared led after that had been announced. and dr. birx raised, well, should we be looping the biden transition into these conversations, and jared just said, quote, absolutely not, and then we just moved on. so jonathan lemire, where to begin on all of this. i guess the first thing to say is none of this is surprising. this is the picture of the trump white house as had been painted for many, many years now. but to hear this kind of specific detail and to hear donald trump again going out there in april of 2020, talking about a powerful light being able to knock out covid. we heard later from dr. birx that he had heard a kernel of something about the light -- the sunlight on playgrounds making them safe, that the equipment was safe for kids to play. he internalized that and said, we should shoot light into peoples bodies. but to hear it

, specifically, he wanted to trademark rigged election, jared kushner said out to make that happen foree has a few more days to release the transcripts, the final piece of work, before it expires january 3rd. back to you. >> sara, thank you. so from transcripts to tax returns. we're talking about six years' worth of returns from donald trump's time in office. here to help us sort through some of the findings, former u.s. attorney michael moore, a partner with moore hall in atlanta. and retired tax attorney peter faber, he advised wealth in and high-profile clients over his 50 years as a tax attorney. welcome, both, gentlemen. peter, i'll start with you, the trump return showed that he had large losses before and throughout his presidency that he carried through to practical eliminate his tax burden. that doesn't seem to be out of the ordinary, right, as long as the losses are legitimate? but were there any red flags to you regarding his taxes? >> there are many red flags, but there's nothing unusual about people who are heavily invested in real estate having large tax losses. so that d

these witnesses include son-in-law jared kushner, who testify to the committee in march. the transcript reveals emails kushner provided the committee, including one from then trump aide dance giving no who claimed trump wanted to trademark the phrase rigged election days after he lost in 2020. another key witness in these transcripts is ginni thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. she had been pressing chief of just -- to overturn the election. thomas told the committee she now regrets her texts to meadows, claiming it was an emotional time for her. the january 6th committee set to end their work next week as the do congress is sworn in. msnbc's katie -- takes a look back at the work done by the committee this year. >> what happened on january 6th 2021 played live and and and it it across all networks at the same time. meaning all of us saw the same thing. trump mobs beating a police officers, vandalizing the u.s. capitol, ransacking the floors of the senate, free ethnical spin or imagination. but that was then, and by 2022, the events of that day have got

what did rudy giuliani, jared kushner and ginni thomas tell the committee. >>> donald trump's tax returns are finally public. this is what we're watching. >>> hi, everyone, i'm amara walker in today for kate bolduan. we begin with breaking news. police have made an arrest in connection to the murders investigation of four college students in idaho. two federal law enforcement sources tell cnn that the fbi took a suspect into custody in northeastern pennsylvania. the arrest comes nearly seven weeks after the students were found stabbed to death in a home near the university of idaho campus. police in moscow, idaho, will hold a news conference later this afternoon and cnn's veronica miracle is live in moscow, idaho, with the very latest. veronica. >> reporter: well, amara, as you said, those federal sources telling our cnn's josh campbell and mark morales an arrest has been made. we understand that at this point it is a man in his 20s but beyond that there are very few details coming out at this hour. i did speak with police this morning where they said there is going to be that news confer

check kushner's transcripts revealed a lot of, i don't recall answers to questions, including whetherop the counting of votes after november 5th. rudy giuliani's transcripts shows he considered the committees interview, quote, illegal, and said he believes trump won the 2020 election. and he told the committee that he, quote, put together quickly, a team of lawyers, yeah, lawyers, when trump asked him to take over the campaign in the days after the 2020 election. along with learning more about the one up to the capitol riot, were also finding out about the former president's tax returns, how much taxes he paid or did not wait. the house ways and means committee committee released six years of trump's tax returns. our reporter has more on that. >> reporter: thousands of pages of trump's tax returns show the former president paid relatively little in federal taxes, from 2015 through the end of his term, including a zero dollar federal tax bill in 2020 as his businesses struggled. the returns showing that despite a pledge to donate his 400,000 dollar presidential salary, he reported, no

trump aide, and longtime correspondent, and jared kushner, and rudy giuliani that read the ridiculous -- to overturn the 2020 election. she told the committee that she never spoke with her husband about any of the challenges to the 2020 election, and she did confirm though, that the supreme court justice is the best friend that she references in her tax. terror then chief of staff mark meadows. and she told investigators that she regretted check texting, the chief of staff about having a coup. tony told the panel, the first time he heard the story about trump's fight with a secret service agent going to pass the law. with from cassidy hutchison. she told the committee, about what they told her about what happened. jared kushner faces a lot of i don't know and i don't recall answers to stop -- on november the 5th. rudy giuliani shows that he considered the committee's interview quote, illegal, and he thinks that trump won the 2020 election. he told the committee that he put together quickly a team of lawyers, yeah lawyers, when trump asked him to take over the campaign in the days afte

the new batch includes more key interviews involving rudy giuliani, jared kushner and jason miller andinni thomas. cnn's sarah murray joins us now. what are we learning from this new round of transcripts of which there are many. >> yes, there are many. and our team is diligently reading these. gi ginni thomas's interview came out late in the game and she sort of tried to walk some of those back or was more apologetic with them in her interview. she's asked about the messages she exchanged with mark meadows about pressing election contest. and he said i regret the tone and content of the texts. at one point she said in a message that she was disgusted by vice president mike pence and she, again, sort of tried to explain why she sent that. she said i was frustrated that i thought vice president pence might concede earlier than what president trump was inclined to do. according to her interview. i wanted to hear vice president pence talk more about the fraud and irregularities in certain states that i thought was still lingering. she expresses these concerns about election fraud in her in

so explain that. >> well, because we actually have factual information that shows jared kushner got $2 billion shortly after leaving the white house from saudi arabia. we know jared and ivanka worked in the white house in the administration as president trump and his family reaped the benefits. we know for a fact that they billed the secret service and that money went right into donald trump's pocket. those are legitimate threats of oversight. jim jordan, comber, it is a phishing expedition. they don't have any proof of anything. they hope they can make statements and find ways to back it up. >> kevin mccarthy said any republican out there trying to work with democrats right now is wrong. so if they're going to come up with a deal to fund the government and avoid a shutdown, obviously the two sides have to work together, right? how do you think that is looking right now? >> well, look, the democrats can pass, you know, a spending bill by themselves and the house. the question is the senate. where they need of course republican cooperation. that's what they're looking at. there are repu

jared kushner passed that along to a couple of other people to try to get the ball rolling on the former president's request. >> and don't forget the exclamation point very important here. and the interesting part is the interview with tony ornato. and also cassidy hutchinson's explosive allegations. what did he say about the events of january 6. >> he was asked about a whole host of things by committee in part because cassidy hutchinson had a provided this explosive testimony and he did not corroborate the incidents that she talked about that happened allegedly trump getting irate and lunging at people in the motorcade and he didn't corroborate but he was asked about what happened on january 6 about efforts people were to make a public statement and tony ornato was like, it was so crazy, i can't really remember very much. he said it was a very chaotic time in trying to get the information and it was usually late information or wasn't accurate or it was the fog of war and it was misrepresented and it was a very -- a very chaotic day so i don't recall those specific details. we should als

know for sure, but the role of dunyasha in solovyov’s film was played by the refined beauty mariana kushnerbecame her partner. i know a lot of women who are in love with him, who are in love with his sense of humor, there are men who are ready him to marry immediately, even here, uh, from the first day of their acquaintance. and this is sergey alexandrovich the closer you get here. what makes everyone around openly fall in love is a shirt, and there he has some kind of golden cross and he gnaws nuts and throws his legs on means us on a chair. and it's somehow so unexpected, that is, well, you don't expect it, really. and here is something absolutely easy all at once in such an informal environment. he immediately switches you. here from these standard relations of the master teacher, student to some kind of human. ordinary such pleasant relations. santa claus always remembers me, but the person who is a magician has the feeling that he can cook miracles. well, kind, that is, it’s pouring, here’s dad’s kindness. it's absolutely unique energy that fascinates all people, including women there,

jared kushner is a straight shooter, so it did surprise me to find that out. >> what do you think, david was surprised by the whole thing, but i don't think it's going to go very far. i think it's another hit below the water line. but this particular issue i think is not going to explode the way -- i think the tax issue, for example, is much more accessible to most americans. they understand there's been a lot of concealment of his taxes and his losses. and people are waking up to the fact that a lot of his original assets came from his inheritance. this is a guy who had a huge inheritance from his family, managed to fritter away a lot of it apparently, and now is claiming he's a great capitalist. i think the documents that have come out in the last 48 hours, show the lie of that once again. >> we have the tax documents coming out that we were just talking about. and now we have all these transcripts coming out with people in trump's circle speaking to the committee, including the president's son-in-law and also ginni t thomas, the wife of supreme court justice thomas. she claimed she ha

we saw video of i vanca trump, and jared kushner talking about what he did or didn't do leading to you that dale. that was compelling for the public at large. yamiche: i wonder what you make of these ethics committee referrals. anything going to come from that right before january 3 when the republicans are going to take control? >> they're evenly divided to avoid that partisanship when control shifts from one party to another. but at the same time i think what's going to come up in the argument, and the political discourse is that republicans, when they take charge of the house in a matter of days, they're going to be pushing a lot of oversight and investigations on the biden administration and i wouldn't be surprised if democrats point to perhaps their lack of compliance as kind of a hypocrisy point here. yamiche: it's really interesting when you think about what happens next. former vice president mike pence saying he hopes the d.o.j. doesn't charge trump then senator mcconnell telling n news that he thinks trump's role in the party has been diminished. what are republicans saying a

e kushners are relatives of us president donald trump, they had a tailoring workshop.hey sewed men's hats, and therefore they remained alive in the execution on december 7, 1941, and during the selection they were selected as masters the germans, as you know, occupied novogrudok on july 4, 1941. and after 22 days, a demonstrative execution was staged here on the square to the music. jews. the theme of the ghetto is special, which is painful to touch, painful to remember, but it is impossible not to leave. novogrudskaya, getta four mass executions last may 7, 1943, the survivors understood. soon their damn death, inevitable. in the middle. on may , the prisoners began to dig an underground passage with a shovel and spoons of nails, which will be necessary in 5 months on september 26 through the tunnel. the most massive and successful escape was carried out jews in the occupied territories. here , on the site of the former ghetto, a monument was erected dedicated to the children of the victims of the holocausts, to acquire wings to fly away far, far from the ghetto barra

the former president claims that he advised ivanka trump and jared kushner not to join his fledgelingresidential campaign the former president's assertions come after a new report from olivia newsy in new york magazine that details a series of controversies that's plagued trump's '24 campaign including that kushner has refused requests to help his father-in-law. trump posted on his social media site writing, contrary to fake news reporting i never asked jared or ivanka to be part of the 2024 campaign for president and, in fact, specifically asked them not to do it. too mean and nast kwlee with the fake corrupt news and having to deal with some absolutely horrendous sleaze bags in the world of politics and beyond there has never been anything like this ride before and they should not be further subjected to it. last month the new york post also published and article claiming ivanka and jared wanted nothing to do with the campaign. according to the post insider sources claimed trump begged them to join him on stage at his campaign launch but the pair refused. john heilemann, this feels

kushner, president volodymyr zelenskyy spoke to congress previously virtually. why did he choose to do it in person this evening? >> hello. yes. thanks for having me. so today is actually 300 days of this war. and it's important that today was probably the moment when this war comes at like a second stage and the relations with the united states also comes to the next stage because of the level of support has been increasing. and he actually came to say thank you to the president of the united states, to all the congressmen and the people of the united states, most importantly. and that's the best way to do it, of course, to come and do it in person. so that's thanks to the strong alliance to the united states that we are standing strong in this fight against russian aggression. >> yeah. we should note that congresswoman lee is also with us. we are working on an audio issue. we'll get to her in a second. is there a concern that american funding will run out? so far the u.s. has given your country more than $50 billion in aid. >> well, we'll get to that number if

jared kushner, republican lawmakers have repeatedly said they plan to investigate hunter biden's foreign business dealings and what role, if any, the president might have played in them. >> forty-niners will be getting an early christmas gifts saturday for their game against the washington commanders. coming up next in sports, jason dumas, so tell us what entered player will be making a holiday returns. and now kron 4 sports. >> the niners are getting some reinforcements back on a defense that is already locked and loaded. defensive lineman javon kinlaw will be activated for the commanders game on saturday today kyle shanahan said that can lull has gotten through a successful week of practice in that he's ready to hit someone else. he hasn't played since week 3 because of an issue in that knee. they have surgically repaired last season present cordinator demeco ryans was like a kid on christmas morning knowing that he's getting back one of his >> refreshing to have a seat, just his presence to be out there and cool to see him get back into the groove of, you know, playing football again.

short while after elon musk was pictured rather controversially at the world finals next to jared kushnera former adviser to donald trump. elon musk, no stranger to controversy and that sequence is just interesting to note what also flags it is, it it comes after a pretty chaotic week with twitter banning users of accounts from other social media sites and then removing the announcementing about the policy change hours later. definitely this is something to keep an eye on over the next 24 hours. >> coming up next, angie is restking some rain in the >>an > d ahead, the fight over drag shows takes center stage in tennessee. because while they have no idea what's going on here... -hi. -...a little something of their own will get them in the spirit. they don't know why you'd ever leave the house like this... but they'll happily hold down the fort while you're gone. -smiles! -and let's be honest, they'll never understand this whole situation... but they do get this. thank goodness. great prices. happy pets. chewy. cleanining is the e worst. seririously. there'e's gotta bebe a better . so w we