lizzie borden girl detective, where she's solving crimes, lizzie borden, zombie hunter, lizzie borden movies. all kinds stuff for halloween. lizzie borden dolls. there's a whole journal of lizzie borden studies. it's actually some good academic articles on it where you can theorize about lizzie borden. hang on, the masonic shop. and the question will pick up on thursday is class is why the continuing fascination? why are there so many people who remember trial and this event so deeply and we'll discuss that in thursday's class along with wrapping up john brown.

lizzy: good morning, this is "bloomberg daybreak europe." i'm lizzy burden in london. asian equities at higher after a rocky start to the year for u.s. stocks. concerns about china's economy push the 10-year yield below one point 6% for the first time. south korean investigators failed to arrest impeach president yoon suk yeol after being blocked by protesters and his security team. the fbi finds no evidence seeking the attack in new orleans and the explosion of a cybertruck in vegas on new year's day, despite similarities. lizzy: very good morning. happy friday. we are looking at futures pointing lower in europe, higher in the u.s., but we had another session of disappointment in the u.s. yesterday. tesla results weighing on u.s. stocks. flipping over to the cross assets picture, we have japan still on holiday, so we await cash trade in treasuries. that shall start at the top of the hour but euro-dollar at a 1.02 handle. we saw dollar strength as u.s. initial jobs claims fell to an eight-month low in on the flipside euro weakness. we are still on parity watch as we aw

but lizzie sends, bridget off. all right. 1115, their neighbor, adelaide churchill's searing, seeing the commotion, seeing bridget run out of the house, comes to the side door, and she will later say that lizzie just was very and had a blank look on her face and says, oh, mrs. churchill, do come in. somebody killed father. and the doctor said, barry bone arrived. he was a doctor in the civil war and looking at the gruesome remains, andrew borden says, i didn't see anything like this at the battle of shiloh. 11:20 a.m. people are like, lizzie, where's your mother. and she says, oh, she went out and she a note from a sick friend. but i think i might have her come in. she might have come in through the basement and says, well, i'll go check upstairs. but if somebody comes with me in case there's an ax murder in the house and mrs. churchill agrees. and they go up the stairs and at the top of the front stairs. you can look into the guest bedroom. and there, abby is dead in a pool of blood. all right, well, people, where

lizzy: let's get more from bill. we have had conflicting information on these two attacks so bring us on the investigation. >> it is still in the early hours of the investigation into both attacks, and president biden said it is unclear whether there is a connection between the two. the first one, taking place in new orleans, 15 people dead. the suspect was killed at the scene. he was driving a truck that investigators say had a nice's flag --an isis flag and explosive devices inside of it. there were potential explosive devices found along the route on bourbon street and the french quarter according to investigators. they are looking to determine whether they were linked to the attack or whether they are explosives at all. investigators say they do not believe, or they believe it is possible that the driver in new orleans had accomplices. that is the lead they are pursuing with the highest urgency right now. they have taken the investigation from new orleans to houston, looking at people the driver may have known be

lizzy: good morning, i'm lizzy burden in dubai, and these are the stories that set your agenda. because a ceasefire takes hold as the wrist hostages are united with families. 97 prisoners are released. the latest live from a key crossing between israel and gaza. tiktok's comeback, the short-lived suspension ends after donald trump promises to extend the deadline for a sale, as the president-elect vows to sign nearly a hundred executive orders within hours of taking office today. shares in asia arises a positive conversation between president trump and xi jinping raises hopes of easing china tensions. lizzy: a very good morning. welcome to monday. it is a momentous day ahead. because of ceasefire underway. donald trump soon to be sworn in as america's 47th president. and questions over the impact of his second term hanging over the swiss mountains, not least how the u.s.-china relationship will pan out. a call between donald trump and president xi jinping over the weekend appears to have done more to boost asian equities than the china growth data friday. looking at the msci asia

correspondent lizzy burden joins me. rachel reeves reeves trying to assuage the markets, did it work? lizzy: the real test is today, tom, you heard her reiterating that she will meet fiscal rules at all times. another test will come in march when the office for budget responsibility assesses if she has gotten any headroom. she has signaled that if she hasn't, she will pick spending cuts over tax rises rather than breaking those fiscal rules although notably she did not say that yesterday in public. it raises the question of if she will cut spending, how will she maintain credibility? is she going to say she will do it down the line, let's say, after three years? and will that be enough for the market? we were speaking to the former chancellor george osborne's ex-advisor, and he said if she did that, it would be a stroke of the pen, changing numbers on the page not real action. this was not the only drama at the treasury yesterday. you saw the city minister quit. she had was possibility for anticorruption, ironically, it

lizzy burden joins me now.ivot on nigel farage from elon musk and do we care? >> far be it for me to read the mind of elon musk but this really is a u-turn and it shows he's becoming a headache not just to keir starmer but the right wing of british parler tics as well. it was only days ago that his was apparently the party that could save britain and they recently went to mar-a-lago. you can see as well he had been touting this big donation by musk to his party but now the question is whether he will back robinson, this far right activist to be the reform u.k. leader. you had him talking about how robinson should be released from prison, he is in for contempt of court. faraj has distanced himself from robinson and we have reported several politicians in the u.k. have been in touch with people on the republican right warning them against endorsing robinson because they say his particularly your hue of anti-immigrant politics just is not supported by the mainstream right in britain. it's a big question because at

>> lizzy burden, thank you very much indeed. that speech coming up later today detailing those aspirations around ai. our u.k. correspondent and anchor of the opening trade. we will have more in reeves paschi it visit to china later in the program and we will be joined by the chair of the british chamber of commerce in china around 6:45 a.m. london time. jeff bezos's blue origin space team are counting down to the inaugural launch of their new mission. you can see pictures here of the blue origin mission feed showing a rocket on the launchpad at cape canaveral in florida it is set to launch later this morning. the timer ticking down to around 30 minutes and 26 seconds. we will bring you that when it happens. this is blue origin's new space rocket that will be going with a testing satellite and with the aspiration of landing on a drone ship in the atlantic ocean. we will bring you that launch if and when it happens. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. at least two

let's bring in lizzy burden, this is a challenge to state police least for racial reis.ing flashbacks to liz truss and to the budget. we saw the pressure on the pound, those dynamics suggesting the fed is turning sour on u.k. assets. what is rachel reeves to do? >> let me give you the big picture, the labour party really contrasted themselves with the conservatives by saying remember the specter of liz truss? rachel reed has put herself in a straitjacket, she said there will be no more tax rises, no austerity, one physical event in gear and she will stick to her fiscal rules of only borrowing to invest. she has really box herself in here. this is high risk because at the october budget she left herself a big margin for error, really relying with a hope and a prayer that the economy was going to grow. we know that growth has been in the doldrums, so then after the budget, she sat down and had the yield spike and pretty much the headroom was evaporating. now we've got the global bond rout and she is really boxed in. so what is she going to do? she tried to calm the market

hey, it's lizzy with the catch up.aited a long time for — a deal for a ceasefire in gaza has been announced. hamas and israel have reached a ceasefire deal to end 15 months of war in gaza. it's due to start on sunday. the prime minister of qatar, a country that was a key mediator in the talks, confirmed the deal. this follows months of talks and it aims to bring a ceasefire in gaza and the return of palestinian prisoners and israeli hostages. back in october 2023, hamas attacked southern israel, killing about 1200 people and taking 251 people hostage. since then, israel launched a major offensive on gaza, during which tens of thousands of palestinians have been killed. the health ministry there, which is run by hamas, says more than 46,000 people have been killed. there's been a lot of reaction to news of the deal. these are the scenes in gaza tonight as palestinians in khan yunis celebrate the deal in the street. and israel, protesters in tel aviv are demanding the return of hostages taken in october 2023. a bit earli

lizzie, in yuba, florida explanation the mines for immediate and total english division into the ceiling. the police have imposed a desk to don't copy in response to the protests if intentions here in the town of rank. because while police say they are on high a lot, hundreds of thousands of salt, so the needs of attorneys are among those who fled from so don for to malawi, arrived in rank 2 days ago, she sees hard johnny to white now in so don took a month i said, do i didn't get those people came to our area, they started shooting, then we just run in different directions. i'm very worried about my family who was still the nearly a 1000000 refugees and retire needs a seeking safety here. $120000.00 arrived within the last 2 months. most of this people us out. so that needs to have josh sleep time from done. some of them are quite tired here. they're receiving some cost from wsp some let's keep doing that and, and my didn't see to supplies like biscuits. many of those who have top say they are thomas high salt, so done. and it's nothing neighbors you history to one country and to 2011.

. >> joining me now is lizzie evans. good morning. always good to see you. >> good morning, frank. happy friday. >> happy friday to you. brian moynihan says his business customers have confidence. i want to talk to you about investors. i was looking at the money market funds and the number declined. i don't remember it declines in months or years. declining $50 billion. still $6.8 trillion. are more of your customers or clients trying to put money in the market? are they seeing opportunities right now? >> frank, it's a great question. so, i think moynihan's comments are consistent what we are hearing across many of the fortune 500 ceos with more confidence than ever in the stock market with the incoming administration. think from a retail client perspective, us mentioned a tremendous amount of cash on the sidelines. any dip should be used as a buying opportunity. i think that's what you have seen in the past week. >> are you focused of putting money in some of the beaten down sectors? we talked about it here on the show. energy is the best performing sector this year. tech is the s

thank you, lizzie. waiting for an announcement in florida. get you to that momentarily.ron desantis the florida governor will be at the microphone soon and the information we had was 10:00 a.m. eastern. we're 27 minutes past that. this guy runs a tight ship, by the way. he is on time. plus in a moment president-elect donald trump getting his border agenda on the books. watch for a flurry of activity come monday afternoon. a senate hearing today will look at bringing one of his key immigration policies back soon. i really tried sleeping with it, everybody. but i'm done struggling. now i sleep with inspire. inspire? inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with just the click of this button. a button? no mask? no hose? just sleep. yeah but you need the hose, you need the air, you need the whoooooosh... inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more, and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nut

it's a new kind of me in the top where there's that are new models. lizzie, near post to, to the high to yeah. and you press the commute highly and by disney is and their desire that video, whoever's doing it, is just there was at the, at the store. this is broken in immediately at the crystal cling, and we have thought of them a heart are generally going, denies it all, alleging typhus feet and on the wall conditions that they're all witness testimonies. the horrible things i have seen in my life the professor mets visited, the building, his counselor, read all me prison is in front of each of the focused british on it. as a suite is through, there's a force given the reports can with dispatch and harassment, and because a lot of people over the winter, where did you go for it if you ever did, or of course, let me, it's literally, it would have personally, tim, cuz it's close to me, you know, give word bulletin where disney me. okay, and that's, and you know, there's a certain, yeah, it's possible for that get that this. but if it is not as long as you know, imagine some to store a n

we will be celebrating 100 years in five years and our founder lizzie glide carved into the cornerstone right on the corner of taylor and ella's glide memorial evangelistic center a house of prayer for all people. somebody say all people. >> and then in the 1960s coinciding with the civil rights movement too young visionaries and african-american minister cecil williams and a japanese american poet janice mirikitani infused glide memorial church and those prayers with the spirit of love in action offering refuge and support for love coalitions of poor and marginalized people, black and white people, people of color, rich people and poor people in our tenderloin neighborhood and beyond. and god has become a symbol of political, cultural, social and spiritual change. so it is only fitting that this is the location of city attorney david chu's inauguration because david chu has been a champion of change from the very beginning. he first came to san francisco 30 years ago this month so he could work for one of our city's most prominent civil rights organizations and his love for justice is

the ship, but no, as long as it's a new kind of me in the way till 4 there's that i need camaros. lizzie minear post to, to the high to the new prostate commute highly and by disney is america's highly. that'd be a who interesting it is just that was at the, at this book which has spoken in the media at the crystal glen. your only thought, remember her doctor don't, denies it all. religion, typhus feet and on the wall conditions. but they're all witness testimonies. the terrible things i have seen in my life professor mets visited the building, his counselor rate on the prison is inside of each of the locust. i'm pretty sure it is a suite is a storm, a, there's a force getting your latest reports going to dispatch and in regards to that, and because a lot of people over the winter, where do you know, do you ever did? or of course, let me just figured it would've personally, tim, cuz it feels to me a little bit where it was done, where disney me, of course and have some me there's a certain yeah, it's possible for that. get the best for you, but it is not as far as you know, imagine some

as long as it's say, you've got to me in the way till 4 there's that i need her mottoes. lizzie minear postal for the high to the new presto made high land by disney is and they're designing that video, whoever's doing it is just alice at the, at this book. this is spoken in immediately at the crystal cling, and we have thought of them a heart doctor don't denies at all, alleging typhus feet and on the wall conditions. but they're all witness testimonies. the terrible things i have seen in my life. professor mets visited the building, his counselor, read all the prisoners in front of each of the product period, and usually those are still cust. i'm pretty sure it is a sweetness to there's a force getting involved noticed the reports can have differentiated in regards to that. and because a lot of people over the winter were due to court, if you ever did have control, of course, let me just figured it would've personally, jim, cuz it's close to me, you know, get where it was done, where disney me, of course, now some me there's a searching for something for that, get that this for if it

rangers had 10 different scorers, including lizzie arnot here. celtic beat partick thistle 4—2.were comfortably beaten in the first meeting of the 2025 women's ashes in australia. they lost by four wickets in the first of three one—day internationals, which mean the hosts have a 2—0 lead in the multi—format series. with more on that, here's our reporterjoe lynskey. the first day of the ashes went the same way as the last decade. england's women haven't won it since 2014, and this was not the start they wanted. commentator: there's the nick and there is the wicket! - england's key batters couldn't score more than a0. the captain, heather knight, was one of many soft dismissals. this was australia at their best in the field and when england cleared the ropes, the crowd kept up the performance. commentator: 0h, commentator: oh, you beauty! this is how the home side will look to hold on to the ashes. england were all out for just 204. and when they took the field, the catching pattern didn't stick. this was england's problem at last year's world cup. they now have two more odis, thr

he happens to really respect lizzie cheney. that is why he made that decision. the president is always going to lift up americans that have put their country first and he's donesi that throughout four yea, not just this past week. he's going to always make decisions he believes is best for the american people. there's nothing new there, if you look at what the president has done in the last four years, it's consistent to what he leaves and what he believes is the best way to move the country forward. >> i'm not going to get ahead of the president. we have 17 days left in this administration. the president has a jampacked schedule and he's going to continue to focus on ways we can move forward and invest in this country and communities and lift up what he believes the country can be. >> president biden on the preservation ofd democracy, wh, if anything will he do to commemorate the anniversary on monday? >> i don't have anything to share at this moment, he will hear from the president about january 6, his thoughts on january 6, nothing has changed. this is a pres

camps on our side, schubert no flores, it's a new kind of me in the top where there's the new models, lizzie, media post or the high to the new presto mirror, highly and by disney is and they're designing that video, whoever's doing it is just alice at the, at this the business broker in the media, you know, the crystal playing and give me a thought of him or her doctor. i don't denies at all, alleging typhus fever and unable conditions, but they're all witness testimony. so the horrible things i have seen in my life professor met visited the donors counsellor, read all the prisoners in front of each of the nurses focused. i'm pretty sure it is a sweetness or strong. there's a force giving you notice the reports can with dispatch and in regards that and because older people were, they were to reduce you. if you ever did have control, of course, let me. it's literally it would've but isn't it, jim? cuz it's close to me. you know, get where it was done by disney. okay. and yes, and you know, there's a certain spokesman for that, get the best for you, but it's not as long as you know, imagine s

just, we're, we have this little problem barbara moving, uh can i just saw the a w got obsessive dr. lizzie williams through belmont if, if there's going to closing a cool down, it was really to really talk yes, i'm a teenage boys are way up order to check out your stow estallion yesterday. full of sales force in order to get out of that place to build that i was starting at least for your lives pretty more and the upstairs toilet. can you still go conducting this job? i know c o i go. some does similar to one of them, and i truly don't know. it said that they used the poor piece. the proposed today is that the style of lies that are cook door, jimmy, all lined up with us and use them. don't you pull in the, the doors or the next, you know that i think the saw, i know thought so more to, to tell you the appointments to so you can use the the lights on the tires or what would they need? i need them and them if that's what side of those to me. so i'm going to use that as you want to the today. right? so shell, cobra, you will is going to a wedding and e, sorry eva. it's taking place in a chur

but why we have to leave you here now to kevin, mr. lizzie, a former us defense department contract to thank you so much for your insight on all these issues. a thank you, mike. great, now to the middle is now while these are all they have agreed, a truth in guys that the westbank still seemed very much in the idea of guns sides were a large military operation is on the way. the the idea of says it's forces have started a quote counter terrorism operation in the city of geneva, which is expected to last several days. a series of air strikes her all that the beginning, all the a sold about policy cd and those pharmacies claims that at least 8 people were killed in the 35. others were injured. that is ready. troops including special forces, have reported the beans domain, the main refugee camp, and the such a while, the polished tedium government is said to be withdrawing its forces of the strikes on jeanine came a day after ease ready. secular set fire to several villages in the area. meanwhile, in the separate development, 64 other students have been arrested by the ideas throughout th

what do you mean but if you don't i lizzie, are the me a little d i probably the corner game. we know that the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the appeal to continue to launch raids into israel for mit spaces in lebanon. in one operation in 1978th palestinian fighters attacked and is really bust near the city of hateful killing. more than 30 people, israel responded by in failing, so flooding on, the yellow retreated north to be root. probably is really, is created a buffer zone in this. so upon that means on the chevy to die. yet on the, the end of the ice, cutting the man on it. was you guys for many general these was a multiple screening that you've done. and so that, that is he and then left on the screen as much as he added to. i don't want to set that up with this. had the cabinet. yeah, i need z all. uh well, fred yeah. what kind of fun? mistreated hold on, auto be. what can, i mean, what, what can i help you uh, it was for the default cut in? yeah, i need be being had to be to fuck god, come get it. we live couple year full of plenty yet. maybe a couple of you pull

thanks again, a while slice wouldn't let lizzie sweep through southern california crazy at least 5 lives and fully over 100000 residents to evacuate amid the devastation, harrowing images reveal in time neighborhoods reduced to us is date to off the hurricane. 4th wins find the flames. of scorch over $15000.00 acres since tuesday morning, and it is now facing fires on full fronts on the beach cities which have seen homes along pacific coast highway bun, to the water's edge. the most recent blaze erupt. thing in the hollywood hills, at least 2 files and the structures of being a ton to ash and joe biden as even canceled his last 4 and trip as president the entity to focus f. as on responding to the 5 months as the democratic governor of california and the democratic mayor of ally have been blasted for the p. a response of $55.00 has run out of world. so in many areas to buy. so the info and as well as the city burns old headlines on 2022 of come back to haunt as local firefighters, donations they did to 1st one was a new claim. donald trump, a junior to, to social media and reactive oh, l

now kevin, mr. lizzie, a former us defense department, contract us as a peg giants might be supporting trump because a good increase their profits. i think this is part of the full deal with all these billionaires surrounding him during his and not your ration you know what they're showing support for his economic policies. but also when you think about the ice thing and be reached by the over week ago, said that the united states should, you know, put caps on things that are sold to other countries and limit the number of a i chips. and i think these technical under, cuz i think is what you're going to see is they're going to push them to not do that because that will affect their company's their economic stance. a and i think this is just a way to show that they are all back in and whatever he does. and i think it's going to benefit their bottom lines. and the, and the while these are all may have agreed a true is in guys that the west bank still seeing very much in the i id of a gone sides where a large military operation is on the way the the idea of says it's forces have stopped a

i'm a to see to show lizzie again. now you will sites that are leaving the side of the 2nd can be a fee of what's on the menu. said there you just the media, they and the type of show that the left for you to this is the home men call, but that wouldn't change the such thing. what about here? we are kind of in mirrors. you need to the saws. what had been nadine? asked about the middle saw so somebody see how that the bed should weigh and how do you have to be at the metal supply level so. so the bill of sauce on this, i mean yeah, i need a pen and be led to the yeah. and wish you had them. yes, that he led to an asset. i mean that was cut black if he felt what uh i left the local business. i had that the in the east of the arrow bold young men continue to suffer deep internal strife between the north supported by saudi arabia and the west. i'm self human back by the soviet union category that that'd be the idea of who, who not, that's what i'm saying that you're thinking about who the real estate them on who a how do y

good lizzie, explanation. all right, that's fine. so do you think that if, if interested in total issue is that, i mean you're telling me that as we know, the other one has it has a history of ethnic genocide. you mentioned the tutsis for example, but, but it's so is it just an internal thing or, or, or is it was acknowledging any potential external actors or you're saying it's just domestic. okay, so i mean look at it this way. um, if my label is uh you know, a fraction of warranty space, an actor beer brought in directory and it says that you acquired your dresser conventions and then also references from splitting into your country. the 1st that's, that's what it is. um, you know it's, it doesn't make sense because of the vehicle take place in nature of it. um, what about the rights to defend the search there? it's around integrity and to ensure that the market stops, you know, so what it just seems like generally what is what they're doing, the people they need then. yes, and that's 2 reason of being pulled up to uh, you know, i'

i'm a to see, to show lizzy again. now you will sites that are leaving the inside of the 2nd can be a fee of what's on the menu said they're used to thought we should be the are they and the type of show that even if you do this is the home men call. but that wouldn't change the such thing. what about heating settlement meal, or should he go to the saws? what had been nadine asked about the middle saw? so somebody need see how that the bed should weigh and how to do for you at the most of the most though. so the bill i saw saw this, i mean name it. yeah, i need a kind of be lead the. yeah, i mean ways you had them yes. at that, he led to an asset. i mean that was cutler. and if he felt what, uh i left the local business. i had that deal in the east of the era. brody, i'm in continue to suffer deep internal strife between the north supported by saudi arabia and the west on self human back by the soviet union. kind of a vehicle who not got sort of they not your plane about who the thing come on. who a how do you mean tha

let's bring in lizzy burden for the latest. what we could spend for u.k.ets, a reminder of the pressure on rachel reeves. talk us through what's been happening with darren jones and the labor government response. will it be enough to assuage investors? >> it fell to jones to defend what was going on. he described the moves as orderly. the pound has been at its lowest in over a year. that plus the rise in long-term borrowing costs have drawn these comparisons to liz truss so orderly is not quite the language being used on the trading floor. you have citigroup jokes swirling that it is the great british peso. wells fargo saying there's room for the pound to drop even further. to be fair, sarah bredon at the bank of england also used the word orderly. that suggests to me the bank is hesitant to wade into this but economists say the bank of england will have no choice but to slow rate cuts even if growth is weak and you see that reflected in the market pricing so they are only pricing in two quarter-point cuts this year even though andrew bailey signaled a fou

they are lizzie borden without the acts.st their influence, so much so even their affluence is useless. and to fill the space where actions and principles might exist they turn to other targets. and the media is there to assist. shifting criticism to tech rose, billionaires, and dark money, as laid out by decrypt keepers last a speech delivered like a telegram from be along the grave he will soon fell. >> today an oligarchy is taking shape that literally threatens our entire democracy. not give the biggest tax cuts to billionaires but make them pay their fair share. we need to give dark money, that is not hinted -- hidden funding between too many campaigns, we have it into many campaigns. >> greg: i would say that biden was looking in the mirror but if he did he would swear he has just seen a ghost. the media says the republican party is now the democrat party, the party of the rich and delete. what desperate [bleep] in fact trump's rise was never about affluence. wealth always afflicted the democrats kept the party of the r

heck them and i can go and the total carolyn said, can lizzy, how do i? i'm a wells, i'm afraid, motto was on them. see it before tomorrow? look, i got a, a, in my too much sense. my lee thought of something he might have a little cold. but how good would i have him change? you pulled me out of money and to show somebody to them the company, them all do up to that's dec avenue will by then limit depend lift. how do i get the, the fed, that'd be moved to have the 2nd. that's what i think the minimal congenital about us. it will be sitting at the very air be somebody net, they'll shut up the southern shug. i have to send them. you're at the bottom. there's already been most sort of familiar to most of his rib at 20 say, and then the bush at the dean, but she got to sit. i met yet, a lot of the my mom at feeling what, how do we, i'm gonna feed a minimum. yeah. yeah. i mean, the lee i've got to bro bought the most, i'm the hard the i'm seeing the bear to send him out of the that same check and i knew that he was checking but a lot thought, but dakota and was

. >> thank you, lizzy. >> president trump, did president biden leave you a letter? >> he may have. don't they leave it in the desk? i don't know. reporter: what's in there? >> thank you, peter it could have been years before we found that. liz: that was president trump and his first day in the oval office and took questions from the media for 47 straight minutes, joked about a letter president biden historically always leaves the succeeding president. you know, president biden on his first day spoke for less than three minutes and took just one question. trump spoke for nearly an hour. let's bring in america majority ceo ned ryun. what can america expect here? we're waiting for the president to come out to announce stargate, a new push at a multi-billion dollar, hundred billion first, half a trillion dollars over four years, a venture now with oracle, open a.i., and softbank. so he's bringing in nearly a trillion bucks in investment into america right now. >> well, on this issue, i think there's a very delicate needle to thread. obviously, we can't have the chai coms controlling a.

if you went to live a temple, get it. heck them and i can go what and the total carolyn said, can lizzie had on the wells on the same model? well, sometimes say it'd be fair to model. look, i got a, a, a nothing much said the model lee thought this up. he might have a little hold up. but how could, would i have him send you permanent drawers of money to show somebody to them? the company, them all do up to that stack avenue will buy, then the pedal live. how do i get the, the fields to be moved to have the 2nd? that's what i think the minimal corrosion and the about us. it will be sitting at walmart several november we are the somebody that they'll shut up the southern shug . i have to send them. you're at the bottom. there's already been most sort of familiar to most of the rib at 20, say a. and then the bush at the demon, scared to sit. i'm a yeah. that a lot of the my mom at feeling what, how do we, i'm gonna feed a minimum. yeah. yeah. i mean, the me, i've got to worry about the, the most, i'm the hard, the, i'm seeing the bear to send him out of the that same check and i knew him th

way to live a temper, get it. heck them and i can go what and the total carolyn said if you can. lizzie, what wells i'm saying model was i'm from see it between model to look, i got a, a letter that said the model and the thought for some he might have a lot of pulled up. but how good would i have him send you publishers out of money to show somebody to them the company them all do up to that's dec avenue or by then limit depend lift. how do i get the the fed. that'd be moved to have the 2nd. that's what i think the minimal corrosion and they brought us all the safety net. what was the, literally, i'd be somebody net, they'll shut up, the southern shug, have to send them. you're at the bottom. there's already been most sort of familiar to most of the web at 20 say, and then the wish at the dean. but as she got to sit, i'm a yeah. that a lot of the my mom at feeling well, how do we, i'm gonna feed a minimum. yeah. yeah. i mean, and the i've got to worry about the, the most, i'm the hard, the, i'm seeing the bear to send him out of the that same check. and i knew that he was checking the

they are disarmed, their lizzie borden. but without the ax, they lost their influence. so much so even their affluence is useless. and to fill the space where principles and actions might exist, they turn to other targets. and the media is there, of course, to assist. shifting its criticism to the tech bros, billionaires and dark money as laid out by the cryptkeeper. his last speech delivered like a telegram from beyond the grave that he'll soon fill. >> today, an oligarchy is taking shape in america of extreme wealth, power and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy. we must reform the tax code not by giving the biggest tax cuts to billionaires, but by making them begin to pay their fair share. we need to get dark money. that's that hidden funding behind too many campaign contributions. we need to get it out of our politics. >> yeah. now, i'd say biden was looking in the mirror, but if he did, he'd swear he'd just seen a ghost. so the media says that the republican party is now the democratic party, the party of the rich and elite. what? desperate? in

lizzie ann saunders, charles schwab, chief investment strategist.e you. >> nice to be here. how are you, carl? >> interesting morning for us because there's so much policy discussion even as we're in the middle of getting some corporate commentary about the quarter. i wonder how much uncertainty you think that feeds into at least the rest of january. >> well, we may have alleviated some of the tariff-related uncertainty in terms of what got announced on day one. but it was even later in the day on day one that the administration came out and said they're still planning going ahead with tariffs on imports from canada and mexico. so i think that's the one page from the 2018 playbook that is relevant this time is the uncertainty with how and when these policy announcements get made. but you know, it helped a turnaround in the equity market. you've generally been seeing the dollar trending lower, at least over the past eight days since the recent peak. and on a day like today with deals down sub . % on the ten year is giving a lift to the russell. the u

see what happens on this flight to mexico with sam and his girlfriend lizzy to celebrate her birthday. >> oh! >> are yll into public proposals? not everybody is into it. >> not at 35,000 feet. little nervous. >> you are not supposeto congregate >> so much pressure, i would be scared. >> yes. >> they did have that champagne onboard with the flight attendants. >> yeah. everybody got a little toast. that's nice. >> there is a clap. >>> all right. we have been boosted. coming up on "popstart," we will take you foods timothee chalamet's big night as both host and musical guest, a lot of surprises on "snl." a full update coming up. your local news -- >> you don't like wedding singer? i love it. y plate a personal discovery. ♪♪ welcome to the world of oceania cruises, the world's greatest cities, and off the beaten path secrets. one memorable bite and toast at a time. it's more than a feeling. it's more than a cruise— it's oceania cruises. looking for a reason to try the $5 meal deal with new mcvalue? here's one, two, three, four and the price makes 5. get more than you expect with the $5 me

fall river by the way, broadcast home of the lizzie borden murder case.d from massachusetts. are you with us? got to stick by your phone, line for democrats, republicans and independents as usual. you were just talking about vladimir putin and where russia is today. let me take viewers to the final paragraph of the book. this i you write, russia clea noteady for democracy, putin stands in its way. th think the struggle land in a storic struggle between east and west, a powerful tug towards authoritarianism and a strong pull towards a western-style democrac khrushchev's russia was radically different from putin's russia and may yet prevail. why do you think it may yet prevail? guest: i guess it has to do with my feeling about russia writ large rather than russia today as a country governed by putin and antagonistic to the united states. think about the literature that comes out of russia, the great music that is, out of russia, the philosophy, a range of issues that unfortunately are not reflected so much in the politics of russia, through russian history

fall river by the way, broadcast home of the lizzie borden murder case.d from massachusetts. are you with us? got to stick by your phone, line for democrats, republicans and independents as usual. you were just talking about vladimir putin and where russia is today. let me take viewers to the final paragraph of the book. this is what you writeia clearly is not ready for democrutin stands in its way. they think the struggle land in a historic struggle between east and west, a powerful tug towards authoritarianismnd strong pull towards a western-style democracy. khrushchev's russia was radically different from putin's russia and may yet prevail. why do you think it may yet prevail? guest: i guess it has to do with my feeling about russia writ large rather than russia today as a country governed by putin and antagonistic to the united states. think about the literature that comes out of russia, the great music that is, out of russia, the philosophy, a range of issues that unfortunately are not reflected so much in the politics of russia, through russian hist

me for the next few hours, broadcaster and journalist danny kelly, also broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy. right. well, listen, coming up, leaked reports have shown that counter—terrorism officers did not believe southport murderer axel rudakubana was in danger of being radicalised and they failed to properly take into account his obsession with extreme violence. we'll discuss just how they missed all these dangerous signs then, coming up in the great british debate this houn in the great british debate this hour, i'm asking, do you think that nigel farage is a miserablist declinist.7 this is how wes streeting labelled the reform leader last night during a speech at the left wing think tank, he said that he had a poverty of ambition for the uk. what do you think? cast your vote on our poll gb news. com what do you think? is farage a miserablist declinist? then coming up in my niggle at four, i'll be discussing the return of donald trump to the white house. >> i was saved by god to make america great again. >> things will get worse before they get better. >> compare and contrast. whi

so joining me today, political commentator susie stride and also broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy. coming up in my niggle, i'll be taking david lammy head on as his chagos deal crumbled before his very eyes. his pact could be scuppered by us president elect donald trump, the very man our foreign secretary tactfully called a neo nazi sympathising sociopath. so whilst ashfield mp lee anderson, right after all, we've got over 6000 villages in the united kingdom and if you took the village idiot from every village, right. >> and put them 6000 village idiots into tottenham, david lammy would still be the village idiot, or is that a bit harsh? >> so for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking are you glad donald trump is stepping in over chagos to vote? go to gb news dot com. that's our website. i'll also be asking, is it time for sir keir starmer to come home rather than facing the farmers, the pensioners, the grooming gang survivors head on? he always seems to be somewhere else. and then for the interview, i'll be joined by christopher brownite, a double amputee who survived be