larry johnson. now it was a pleasure to see, thankfully, here today now the governor of florida has criticized this incident as a weaponized nation of power by the by and how is it is agent fuzzy? do you agree with them? and i said to me, how widespread do you think this issue is? well, i'm not sure it's time to read spread, but i probably agree with governor to santas on this. i to i'm a florida resident. and what we've heard over the last 2 years is trump, who's preparing to run for president, is a trump represented a threat because he would quote, punish his political enemies and his political opponents. yep. the reality that we've seen under the bite and harris administration is that the people that are being jailed, trump supporters, conservatives, people who do not support or did not support the by the ministration. so what they're engaged with is just a form of projection, where they're accusing the trump and the republican side of doing exactly what they're doing. and this one they got caugh

larry johnson. larry, good to see you as always starving, correct? quite, quite a day. it was your reaction to the nice there was a white knuckle day for a lot of people, and trump. oh, certainly overcame a lot of obstacles that were rep, corrected by the. let's call it the deep state, the establishment, and both the republican and the democratic parties. they, they really were going all out to try to feed them and, and he overcame it. and i think what, what we saw was what made the differences this time. trump understood the power of social media, social media, as opposed to the legacy, maybe of the conventional television stations. the cbs abc, nbc fox news cnn. that's in the past. he took control of the social media and he dominated there. and i think that that played a very critical role coupled with bringing on forming alliance if you role was eat on most with robert f. kennedy junior. but tulsa gabbert, he was seen as reaching out to the non traditional groups. and a really, uh, i think that's ultimately what the turn, turn the tide for him. a lot of people aren't

all right, larry johnson, pharmacy i analyst and ceo of ferg associate's larry. thank you. thank you so much, rachel. have a good day. well, the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for his rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in his former defense minister, you'll have gallum sane, both bear responsibility for a slew of war crimes against the palestinian people. with regard to the crimes, the chamber found reasonable grounds to believe that mister netanyahu and mister galani, each bear criminal responsibility for the following crimes, as co perpetrators for committing the acts jointly with others. the war crime of starvation as a method of warfare and the crimes against humanity of murder, persecution, and other in humane acts. the chamber also found reasonable grounds to believe that mister netanyahu and mister go on each bare criminal responsibility of civilian superiors, for the war, crime of intentionally directing an attack against the civilian population. we know it since october. the 7th 2023. israel doesn't like listening to the united natio

i'm joined by my guess, larry johnson in tampa. he is a managing partner for burg associates, a former c i, a analyst, and us state department counterterrorism official in columbus. we have missed the winston.

all right, let's cross lived a former c i a analyst of larry johnson, the ceo of burg associates. very good to have you on the program with us for your analysis. we heard one repeat and speak just over an hour ago, saying that russia will respond to any escalation against his country. what messages moscow sending to crane and its western allies? you think the number one he sent the message that the united states should have stayed in the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty, which donald trump walked away from in 2018. the president pollutant was very precise in saying that, you know, russia had launched an intermediate range ballistic missile under, under that i n f treaty. they did differentiated between what were called short, medium range missiles that was the 500 to 1000 kilometers a range. so like the storm shadow scale missiles were calling those long range, but they're, they're not really long range. they fall under the short medium range category. the next category up is the intermediate range, which goes from 10025500 kilometers. and what russia demonstrated today, e

now for me, i see on the list, larry johnson explains why the blaming russian narrative is back. once again. what's going on here is the democrats realize they're likely to lose the election if it is free and fair to. and so to sit there wanting to set up a fall guy, someone they can blame when it doesn't go their way. and so russia is the convenient village, but the reality is go back to georgia in 2020 says there were a significant corruption there. and reference burger, the secretary of state of georgia, you know, he was part of it. they allowed multiple ballots to be counted multiple times. and you'd say, well, that's not significant except trump only loss of state by like 12000 votes. so there was clearly fraud on the part of the united states, but that had nothing to do with russia that had the all to do with internal corruption. here in the united states. we always blame russia on things that we do ourselves. the united states has a 75 year track record of meddling in the affairs of other countries controlling their elections interfering and the elections. creating institu

the cross section biden's legacy, i'm joined by my guess, larry johnson in tampa. he is a managing partner for burg associates, a former c i, a analyst and us state department counterterrorism official in columbus. we have missed the winston. she is an activist and host of action for a science and in lake county we crossed to anthony. so by penny he is chairman of the lake county republican party. alright, cross lock roll is in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate larry, i'm going to ask you a question. i want you to take as much time as you need to answer. i'm very patient here. the name, the foreign policy achievements of the by the administration. again, you have as much time as you want, as well as the actually there are several is have been a very consequential present and presidency. number one, he brought about the unity of russia and china the prior to the start of the special military operation. the notion that russian china, it'd be collaborating in a, in an intense way. nobody really thought of and now look at them.

i'm joined by my guess, larry johnson in tampa. he is a managing partner for burg associates, a former c i, a analyst, and us state department counterterrorism official in columbus. we have missed the winston. she is an activist and host of action for assigned and in lake county we crossed to anthony. so by penny he is chairman of the lake county republican party . alright, cross lock roll is in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate larry, i'm going to ask you a question. i want you to take as much time as you need to answer. i'm very patient here. the name, the foreign policy achievements of the by the administration. again, you have as much time as you want, as well as the actually there are several hits have been a very consequential present presidency. number one, he brought about the unity of russia and china the prior to the start of the special military operation. the notion that russian china, it'd be collaborating in a, in an intense way. nobody really thought of it. now look at them. h

the format, see, i've listed larry johnson pointed out the irony of the democrats spreading fare about political persecution under trumps coming administration. well, i'm not sure it's terribly right spread, but i certainly agree with governor to santa san diego. so my, i to, i'm a florida resident and, and what we've heard over the last 2 years, this truck was preparing to run for president. as a trump represented a threat because he would quote, punish his political letters as soon as political opponents. yep. the reality definitely seen under the bite and harrison ministration is that the people that are being jailed uh, trump support can service people who do not support or did not support the by the ministration. so what they're engaged with is just a former projection where they're accusing the trump and the republican side of doing exactly what they're doing. and this when we got caught, i think the fact that trump is noteworthy, that this news didn't come out until trump's victory was in the can. so once it was clear that a new sheriff is coming to town, so to speak is the what

a analysts, larry johnson says miss gamble is being smooth by the outgoing, find it as an australian. she's a threat for multiple strength. she's attractive. she's intelligent. she's articulate a, she's a military veteran. and she is able to explain things in a very simple fashion. and she speaks out a conviction that when you put all that together, good lord, the last thing they want us to have someone running the intelligence community, this actually intelligent, you know, so we wanna, we would prefer to have someone stupid. so that way it can be a complete oxy moran, but now she's, uh, she, she's really, uh, a woman of great integrity, united states like to sit back in the queues. russia being an authoritarian state. yet, here we are allowing this woman who's a patriot, who's a survey member of the us military, to be accused of being a terrorist in a center in a way just to smell her. because if she was actually involved with plotting or planning terrace x, they would have arrested or they didn't do that. this was entirely about creating a smear. and to use just just use the narrat

larry: senator johnson, another very interesting and i think inspired cabinet choice was pete hegseth. i know him here from fox, but he's, you know, very smart guy, very well educated i princeton and harvard, distinguished military man with any number of bravery medals. he wrote a great book called war against warriors. he wants to root out dei and crt and so forth. he's concerned about the way the defense department is going now. that's going to be controversial i guess. all though anybody knows hegseth, knows he's qualified to run the pentagon. what do you make of that, senator johnson? that's a breath of fresh air it seems to me also. >> you used the term i would apply to the people that president trump is picking smart. these are highly intent people and that's kind of the first criteria. then you need people that want to aggressively implement the president's agenda of dramatic change. i mean, the status quo is unacceptable here with federal debt and the federal government is trampling over the freedom and rights and certainly suppressing economic growth. we need regulatory relie

larry johnson. now it was a pleasure to see thankfully, here today. now the governor of florida has criticized this incident as a weaponized ation of power by the biden hours administration. first. they do agree with evan, and secondly, how widespread do you think this issue is? well, i'm not sure it's time to read spread, but i probably agree with governor to santas on this. i to i'm a florida resident. and what we've heard over the last 2 years is trump was preparing to run for president, is a trump represented a threat because he would quote, punish his political enemies soon. his political opponents. yep. the reality that we've seen under the bite and harris administration is that the people that are being jailed are trump supporters. conservatives, people who do not support or did not support the by the ministration. so what they're engaged with is just a form of projection where they're accusing the trump and the republic inside of doing exactly what they're doing. and this woman got caught. i think the fact that trump is it is noteworthy that t

larry: senator johnson, an interesting and inspired cabinet choice was pete hegseth, i him from fox. -- i know him from fox, he is very smart and well educated, princeton and harvard and distinguished military man. with any number of bravely medal wuss wrote a great book war against warriors, and wants to root out d.e.i. and crt, and concerned about the way that defense department is going. he is qualified. what do you make of that? that is a break of fresh air. >> you use term that i would apply to the people that president trump is picking, smart. they are highly intelligence people that is the first cry tieria, you need people that want to aggressively implement the president's agenda of dramatic change. the status quo is unacceptable, 35 trillion in debt, federal government is trampling over our freedoms and rights. certainly suppressing economic growth. we need regulatory relief, and tax relief. and he is speaking people who will -- picking people who are not cautious by bold like he is, he will be responsible for his picks. larry: i would like to -- >> i would like to speak to

handful of people, the aforementioned schumer, johnson and jeffries or one of the predpredecessors in secret and n it's a binary vote. that's wrong. larry: one of the candidates or all of the candidates seems that you should ask this question and no more on omnibus spending bills and no more omnibus bills for heaven's sake and such a thing as regular legislative order these omnibus bills have all kinds of mischief plus spending and plus taxing and plus overregulating and plus deficits in debt. they hide all that stuff from the public. >> larra i with every piece of spending in the federal outlays gets ties for the piece of spending and that's the attention of the american people and elected lawmakers in washington can't really focus effectively on anything. only way to make it fair is put it on the floor of the senate there for three, four, maybe five weeks and have an open amendment and it lasts that long and only way to make it any of that smooth completely unfair and you're right, there's going to be multiple bills and budget active 1974 contemplates 12 separate spending bills and that's what we have to do. larry: how many votes d to

enforcement showdown coming because denver's mayor, mike johnson, now saying he may use denver's police to stop i.c.e. from from coming in -- larrytalking for the police, he's just talking for the 16 left-wing voters he's got left. you know, the mayors of san francisco and oakland, you can't get any wokier cities than that, lost in the last election. did you know that? those two, oakland and san francisco lost. >> because people don't feel secure because of what they see and the whole cliche that every town is a border town now, well, that's right, because what came across that border is now 2,000 miles away in your town. and it's fascinating too if you look at we just heard or massachusetts governor maura healey say that she will fight against mass deportation and protect every citizen. well, they're not citizens. they're illegal aliens, immigrants who are here, and many of them need to be deported. just this week three child rapists apprehended by i.c.e. in massachusetts, and yet the governor says they're going to to try and stop i.c.e. from going in there and getting them? it's unbelievable. a last point i'll leave you with, a

larry beil, all of us. >> we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel jason kelce and jim gaffigan. >> have a great night. we'll see you tomorrow. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- dwayne johnsonkelce. with cleto and the cletones.

johnson in the house. they want to balance the budget and they want to cut taxes and they want to secure the boarder and stop inflation. larryt, it all sounds quite reasonable but somebody has to win this race. senator cornyn, what's your response to what senator scott said? >> he's not wrong, he's right. this is a change election and they repudiated the biden harris agenda and the direction the country was going in. what i'd like to do, larry, is make america great again by making the senate work again. that means letting all senators participate in the process for the committees to the floor and we are going to be hand and glove with the trump administration first thing we need to do is pass a budget, which as you know is essential for not only setting spending caps and getting appropriation process going, but also to get reconciliation instructions, which we will use to continue the current tax provisions and stop a multitrillion tax increase at the end of this year. that's just the beginning. and we're going to be very busy, we're going to be voting a lot and we will be responding to what the message that the voters have

. >> and larry, right now, donald trump is determined to see matt gaetz confirmed as his attorney general despite some republicans calling gaetz's behavior abhorrent. house speaker mike johnson is strongly advising against releasing the ethics report on gaetz. so how likely is it that we will ever see that report? >> i don't know if we'll see it, but i have a hard time believing that the republicans in the senate won't see it. i think it will be leaked one way or the other. they'll they'll work out something like they do with intelligence reports where you have to go into a room and you can't take any photographic material. and you could read the report and then you leave maybe something like that but there's no way the republicans in the senate are going to forego reading that. and the democrats want to read it, too. but of course they will. they will be inevitably outraged. maybe they should be by whatever is in there the republicans wanted to protect themselves, and many critics view some of these trump cabinet picks as a threat to the united states, particularly as the trump team is now suggesting that some of these selections will not receive fbi background checks. gaet

larry the cable guy today. here he is in 2000. [ laughter and applause ] up next, here's chiefs' coach, andy reid, today. here he is in 2000. [ laughter ] ch -- check this out. here's dwayne johnson. >> whoo! >> jimmy: here he is in 2000. and just for fun, here he is in 1980. yeah, he's just -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] and finally, here's joe biden today. [ audience groans ] don't beat me to it. let me say it. [ laughter ] here he is in 2000. there you have it, everybody. that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ everything's changed. everything's changed. some big political news today. following multiple reports of sexual misconduct, matt gaetz withdrew his name from consideration to be trump's attorney general. [ cheers and applause ] so far, trump hasn't named a a replacement, but right now, rudy giuliani is outside throwing pebbles at his bedroom window. [ laughter ] ♪ in your eyes the light the heat in your eyes ♪ some business news. i saw that target's stock just fell to a yearly low while walmart's soared to an all-time high. yep, now target execs are shopping at walmart, and walmart execs are shopping at target. [ laughter ] hey, i read that in 2025, the a

larry beil, all of us. >> we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel jason kelce and jim gaffigan. >> have a great night. we'll see you tomorrow. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- dwayne johnson, jim gaffigan, and jason kelce. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, everybody. please relax. it's like all these jerseys, it's like philadelphia in here or something. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to the kimmel center. [ laughter ] no, thank you for joining us here in los angeles, home of the giant plaster doughnut where we are monitoring the events in washington as they unfold. man, did they unfold today. donald trump - you know that guy, right? donald trump? donald trump is determined to fill his cabinet with not just clowns. demented sewer clowns. [ laughter ] like stephen king clowns. trump spent the week placing perfect calls to pressure and threaten his fellow republicans in the senate, telling them to green light matt gaetz despite reports matt gaetz paid multiple women for sex, using venmo. [ laughter ] including a 17-year-old girl. the last time tr