um, you know, your grandfather, obviously, john madden.t advice did he give you about, uh, playing for michigan and jim harbaugh? >> my grandpa loves coach harbaugh. loved coach harbaugh. uh, loved everything. i loved him as a player. loved him as a coach when he was, uh, young, uh, coaching for the raiders and then went to university of san diego. and then my grandpa obviously worked the, uh, radio in the bay area. so i got to get pretty close with coach through stanford and with the 40 niners and my grandpa wasn't going to let me say no to coach harbaugh. my grandpa really wanted me to go to michigan, and he supported me through that. and he became a huge michigan fan once i got there. um, and he, you know, he wanted me to go to michigan and i'm glad. i'm glad i did do his words still live within you, like on a daily basis? >> i mean, you just described, like, you know, some of the things that he might have said is that when you go about your life, do you do you often reflect on, you know, what advice he gave you and the relationship tha

amna: kevin madden, good to talk to you. thank you so much.ff: while the first contest of the presidential campaign is over, the race for the gop nomination and the delegates who will vote at the republican national convention this summer is only beginning. domenico montanaro of npr is here to walk us through the long road ahead. it is good to see you. we know that 40 republican delegates were up for grabs last night and they were allocated proportionately. how did donald trump's committed victory position him? domenico: i would say it is maybe not a long road after all. i think this thing has been moved up significantly because the trump campaign, which is more sophisticated this time, has been able to make a lot of efforts to move up states in the process that favor him with the kinds of processes that favor him. and by the end of march, we will see 70% of the delegates allocated. we are talking about a couple of months here. you have about a dozen states in that period of time that kevin madden was talking about that have winner take all, i

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it is gaining, absolutely maddening popularity, yes, one of key theses of this party, stopping military therefore, there is already enormous support in germany, which is comparable and somewhere... it is in absolute short supply, which is why i very much doubt that nato military personnel will appear on the front line, we understand this perfectly well, and even more so, all the relevant ones, let’s let's call this warnings from the russian side have already been made, sounded through public and i think not only public channels, so uh, there are only cannon fodder - these are the ukrainians, well, plus there are those mercenaries who are still there, some, but not the same numerous as earlier, our guys, by the way. this is who i talk to, so to speak, from the front line, they say, so to speak, that less and less mercenaries are actually being killed, simply because there are fewer and fewer of them there, so - naturally, this is a dead end, this is a strategic already tactical dead end , so money will be allocated undoubtedly, less and less american, i completely agree , because electio

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energy sector, it is important, it is national security policy and what we've done in the space is maddening to me. i think those were the issues he was referrg to but i don't think he -- and i would not participate in such. ms. cheney: mike johnson is not a rule of law guy, i can tell u from first-hand experience watching him opera in terms of the argumes he was making, both in terms of the amicus brief he encouraged members of the house to sign that was itself unconstitutional and also th respect to the role he played in encouraging members of the house to object to the electoral votes. he consistently me arguments about theower of congress he knew were not true. that he would admit were inaccurate and didn't have a basis in law or the constution and he would speak very quickly and ke those same arguments again, as you sort of saw him do there. you can't be a rule of law guy if you ignore the rulings ofhe court. whh he himlf did repeadly with respect tthe objections for the electoral vote. secondly, we've seen donald trump attempt to seize power. we've already watched what he wagoing to do

there were real fields of broken, abandoned enemy equipment, the same one with the help of which the maddenedsky regime tried to break through our defenses in the summer. this dutch armored vehicle based on the american m-113 transporter was driven by motorized riflemen of the 200th brigade from the artyomovsk direction, and it was abandoned on the battlefield. we saw that the car is in overall condition, that is , repairable. they decided to evacuate it, approached the car in a repair recovery vehicle, hooked it up, pulled it out, carried out minor repairs, in principle the car is now in full combat readiness. an interesting detail: all the triplexes at the level of the vehicle were broken, that is, before it was abandoned, our servicemen blinded it and the militants had no opportunity to continue moving. the foreign armored personnel carrier has already been restored and serviced, but, according to military personnel, it is unlikely to carry out combat missions on it. whether. does not shut up, supports assault groups in the most difficult battles, we move forward, naturally, everyone takes

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that's why it's so maddening, neil, when we do things like this to the u.s. energy industry is. or industry has invested millions if not billions -- neil: you're talking about liquified natural gas. >> right. liquified natural gas to the rest of the world. and that,s we promised our allies, hey, we're going to come to the rescue. if you need it, you know, come to us, don't come to russia. but now these other countries are -- we've lost our credibility. now they're going to be looking to other places to get their supplies, and at the end of the day, it's going to make the world dirtier, and it's going to make our energy costs a lot more expensive. neil: you know, we talk about what could change if donald trump is elected or, you know, nikki haley, a republican, it's still too early to say, but the energy if environment becomes much more pro-american, pro-drill, baby, drill, take advantage of natural gas that's here and plentiful. is that your thinking? and if that is the case, what will that mean for energy prices in general? >> you know, i think there needs to be a change really

there were real fields of broken, abandoned enemy equipment, the same with the help of which the maddenedensky regime tried to break through our defenses in the summer. this dutch one. made the decision to evacuate it, approached the car in a repair evacuation vehicle , hooked it up, pulled it out, carried out minor repairs, in principle, the car is now in full combat readiness, an interesting detail, all the triplexes have the armored vehicles were destroyed, that is, before it was. our servicemen blinded her and the militants had no opportunity to continue moving. the foreign armored personnel carrier has already been restored and serviced, but, according to military personnel, it is hardly possible to carry out combat missions on it. the equipment is frankly outdated, and drivers are not delighted with the technical characteristics of the mechanics. in terms of cross-country ability, it is clearly worse, since the goose is not intended for this type of soil; it can go well on asphalt or paving stones somewhere else. here on the black soil, on dirt, well, it drives very badly. gun, shot

there were real fields of broken, abandoned enemy equipment, the same with the help of which the maddeneded to break through our defenses in the summer. this dutch armored vehicle based on the american m-113 transporter was brought by motorized riflemen of the 200th brigade from the artyomovsky direction. she was thrown onto the battlefield. they saw that the car. in general condition, that is , repairable, we decided to evacuate it, approached the car for repairs evacuation vehicle, hooked it, pulled it out , carried out minor repairs, in principle the vehicle is now in full combat readiness, an interesting detail, all the triplexes on the armored vehicle were broken, that is, before it was abandoned, our servicemen blinded it and there was no way for the militants to continue moving it happened, the foreign armored personnel carrier has already been restored and... and the units of the group of troops, the center artillery in the krasnolimansk direction does not shut up, supporting assault groups in the toughest battles. we move forward, of course, everyone takes a huge part in making t

david brooks, jonathan capehart, amy walter, and strategist kevin madden who advised mitt romney's campaignlisa desjardins is at ron desantis' watch party. this was not the result the desantis campaign wanted, a clear and decisive win for former resident trump. tell us what folks in the room are telling you and reacting to the news. lisa: i can tell you that there is not yet anyone saying they are disappointed, but the eyes of the supporters of ron desantis in the room look like they would like a different outcome clearly. there are folks coming in who said if desantis ended the night in the 20%, that is something that could help him continue on his campaign so we are watching the numbers. everyone here is watching the numbers mostly. second third, the position may matter very much to this campaign. they had more staff in this state and spent more, desantis bet everything on iowa. second or third could matter in terms of who stays in the race and what future trajectory he has, if he can be against president trump in the future. the conversation is the call by the associated press that happe

subject to new madden bronco to the police press , police press supplies since yesterday, under the supervision of this brazilian coach, who is organizing the separation of mazare. freedom from textile was denied. in the past few days, some media announced that nasaji players rashid mazaheri and mohammad reza azadi, who joined this team at the beginning of the season , intend to leave this northern club . and weekend followers . afshin pirovani, manager of the press police team, who was on leave from the ceo of this club , went on vacation to the team at the end of this week. will join earlier it was rumored that after gol mohammadi's departure from this team, pirovani also resigned from his position. laliga girona finally blushed. in the continuation of the twentieth week of this. today's match of girona , the leader of the standings , was stopped in almería field with a goalless draw, and although it remains in the first place with 49 points, it may lose its place to real madrid, which has one point and one game less than girona. a victory in their delayed game from this week against khatafeh

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someone setting car after car on fire, seamingly for no reason at all that is different and madden figure you were one of the people who lost their cars in that way on new year's eve. neighbors in san francisco say two people torched multiple cars and ran off. we talked to two of the victims who want answers. >> i talked with two of the victims and they say they were just inside of their home celebrating new year's eve. then, they saw a fire truck and then flames. they thought it was fireworks but it ended up being their cars on fire. >> reporter: residents say park street is a quiet street. this neighborhood was not expecting to see this. bright orange flames glowing under several parked cars. >> my car almost burnt to the ground, nearly. it was crazy sight to see. >> reporter: he owned his new mercedes for two months. a punch he worked extremely hard for. in minutes, it became unrecognizable. >> it was honestly a huge shock just, it was, it was out-of-body experience i can say that, to see my car just sitting there engulfed in flames. >> reporter: he used the car to get to and from work

shocking, maddening and frustrating.t the only one feeling that way about rising power bills. but another hike could be coming soon. >>> adam, it's too much for me -- like -- it's too much. >> walking away from the game? draymond green reveals just how close he was during his suspension. >>> november 2017, i came out here one day, just by myself. just photographing. and then i never really left. >> it's a beautiful sight that we're lucky to have here in the bay. but this photographer has made the golden gate bridge his long obsession. >>> and hot dog, hot dog. you will definitely get a lot of attention riding around in this. oscar mayer wants to get people in the driver's seat. i think we gave that hot dog mobile enough attention in the first hour. i'm nicole zaloumis. i kind of like the visual of just being under a blanket on the golden gate bridge. taking in the views. >> so nice. >> yeah especially on a die like today when it's going to be chilly out there and i'm gianna franco. >> i'm reed cowan. 6:00 in the morning

. >> shocking, maddening, and frustrating. >> pg&e bills soaring to a new high in 2024 and if utilityway, another big rate hike could be coming this spring. >> these rate increases are completely out of control. this is what we call death by a thousand cuts. >> so what exactly are we paying for? >>> major developments after a terrifying blowout on an alaska airlines flight, loose bolts found on more aircraft and a passenger describes how the force ripped a child's shirt off at 16,000 feet. >> she kept screaming, "my son, my son, my son." >> how the grounding of boeing jets is impacting flights around the country. >>> and pandemonium in the bay area, it could be a new partnership with china, details on the bid to give pandas a new home at the san francisco zoo. >> you know how people line up to buy tickets overnight for beyonce? the same thing. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. >>> boy, many of us were cranking up the heat this morning with temps dipping down to the 30s in some parts of the bay area and lately your pg&e bills may have had you doing

. >> shocking, maddening, frustrating. >> reporter: that's how janet kimball describes the utility bill for her pleasant hill home. >> i have three zones. i don't use any gas fireplace anymore. i'm very conscious of using my gas stove. so i'm conservative and it still is high. >> reporter: the house isn't very big, but her pg&e bill is now 300 to $500 a month and it seems everyone is in the same bill. the news of the rate hike making everyone's average bill $300 adds fuel to the fire for mark tony. >> these rate increases are out of control. >> reporter: pg&e says the increases are necessary to meet demands placed on them for wildfire prevention and upgrading safety and performance of the power grid. they say the money will be spent on undergrounding power lines in high risk fire areas, replacing gas pipelines, deploying new gas detection and leak equipment and upgrading the grid to meet demand of electric vehicles and more usage. so far the average overall bill for power and gas is up more than 22% over a year ago, but it's come in multiple small increases. >> this is what we call deat

becomes clear that the driver of the sedan is fleeing from six thugs , they run after the car like a maddenedbut they immediately get up and continue the chase, one of the raiders squeezes an object that looks like a pistol in his hand, the other pierces with something... the rear wheel of the car, the driver makes another attempt to leave, rams the car in front of him, and then begins to reverse. at this moment , one of the attackers opens the front door and another accident occurs, the madness ends with the last jerk of the black sedan, but it is stopped by a low garden fence. a few minutes later the attackers left the scene, the victim they took me away in an ambulance, when the residents of the house began to go out into the yard, they found a broken car there with... bullets from law enforcement officers, who, after inspecting the scene of the incident, opened a criminal case. currently , criminal investigation officers of the regional department of the ministry of internal affairs continue to carry out operational search activities aimed at establishing the location of the detention of

democratic strategist cash shakir and kevin madden who advised mitt romney's presidential campaign.lus, with us is david brooks and our own lisa desjardins in new hampshire at nikki haley's watch party which looks like it has since ended. but lisa, you have been talking to the haley campaign. tell us what you're hearing from them and what her supporters are saying on what's next? lisa: the music is turned down. they're about to stage down the stage behind me there aren't many reporters left. but nikki haley's campaign says it is moving on to south carolina t, her home state that will be a bigger challenge for her no doubt because many of the votes she received here in new hampshire were independent or even democrats that we've been speaking to for the past few day who is did not want donald trump to be the republican nominee. neither did they want joe biden she will not have that group of independents. heifer campaign knows it but they think the open primary there there could be some swing voters. based on an memo that they believe super tuesday of the 16 states have open primaries.

these are transnational dangerous criminal organizations, and the maddening thing about it is that thete house is allowing all this. these are policy choices that created this chaos. it is thus policy choices that could change it, and -- >> which policy choices do you think need to be changed? >> on his first day in office president biden came in and issued executive orders that began this chaos. remain in mexico is one of them. the catch and release program has created part of this problem. you can end catch and release. >> you need the logistical and financial support to be able to do that. congress has the purse strings to give them the money to do that. i'll quote to you the deputy chief of the u.s. border patrol said it is as if we're trying to administer an open fire hydrant. i don't need more buckets. i need for the -- i need the flow to be turned off and the way you to that is with policy changes. we're just asking the white house to apply common sense, and they seem to be completely uninterested in doing so. >> so we toured the firefly facility, the tented facility you all wen

people who... who continue to live their everyday lives, and they cause me some kind of delight and maddeningitation, so that we understand that we all have to stay at maximum speed, and they take their most precious life lightly, well, a small shop nearby, such a small business, was unloading goods, i see that during the air raid, the air defense is also working there, we hear all this, and they work on schedule, so everything is very... well, everything is very different, but the fact that ukrainians are not used to it is a fact. friends, please pay attention, this is extremely important, i don't know how you, monitoring the internet network, in particular telegrams, one of the biggest telegram garbage in our country, for some reason believe that today it was possible, you know, to post videos of hits, fires, burnings, and it’s absolutely okay, they blurted out a little something there, you know, to make it... cloudy and not visible, and they think that people who don’t live in kyiv don’t understand the location, or russians don’t understands the locations, in fact , well, those who know th

so just maddening positions. trenches of firing positions here on the front lines which again speaks of a manpower shortage among you credit and forces. but this is indeed a remarkable reversal uh so quickly for russian forces to have reclaimed so much territory. many, many thousands of square kilometers kids that are bubble up and i'll go to the low . this is territory, but you can sacrifice tens of thousands of soldiers, thousands of times solid personnel carriers all would cause the to, to, to take, to retake, to congress. and this is, will reverse at this point that me a 500 meters left for russia to close up. the salad that you create achieved over some of the counter insides of the alabama. i set to execute its 1st death penalty inmates by nitrogen gas asphyxiation. a new mess, so the state intends to promote as a less complicated substitute for me. for injection. i'm a little make has override nitrogen hypoxia as an execution method in 2018. that's after legal challenges. a legend that condemned people had remained awake during lethal injections held up by the state's ability

frankly. this position is maddening, and i have already told you about it more than once, stop givingaine, and the war, well, the war can really end in a very big it's a pity, because at some point we will be able to fight , but then we won't have weapons, we won't have money with which we can get these weapons, and then russia will be, maybe near the hungarian borders, but isn't that about it, peter szijjártó, as well as viktor orbán, have repeatedly said that they are afraid of russia getting closer to the hungarian borders. therefore, something is not very clear. well, at least dozens of wounded, well, they say about 40, several dozen people were detained, this is the result of today's protest rally of several thousand people in the city of baymak, this is bashkortostan, more while russia people gathered under the courthouse, where local activist file alsynov was sentenced to four years in prison. the verdict of the court, he seemed to incite international enmity. national enmity and called on local residents not to go to war in ukraine, when people gathered under the courthouse, t

i guess that's what is so maddening. when is we all watch this a play out in real time. we can actually watch a genocide in real time. i still can't get my head around that here, but there seems to be no, no one in power that is willing to change gears. what they'll do is just change the slogan, which doesn't change anything on the ground. matthew, you know, its heart wrenching and just seeing how the, the fuel was being just artificially poured onto the fire, which we could see so easily turning into. i mean, it's already 25000 people have the civilians have died or already and thank god you have little things. south africa is taking a creative stand. it's. it is forcing a discussion into play society that's not supposed to happen and that's good. but still, how easy would it be to cut off the fuel for misfire by simply seeing, as we should have said to ukraine? no more funding, we won't provide the weapons, we won't do that. and it will, it would, it would resolve itself if they, if there was a will. but there is, there doesn't seem to be a will from any of those who a

so just maddening positions. treasures of firing positions here on the front lines, which again, speaks of a manpower shortage among you credit and forces. but this is indeed a remarkable reversal so quickly for russian forces to have reclaimed so much territory, many, many thousands of square kilometers kids that are bubble up. and i bought, you know, i know this is territory what you pay and sacrifice. tens of thousands of soldiers, thousands of times solid personnel carriers all would cause the to, to, to take, to retake, to congress. and this is a little reversed at this point that me, a 500 meters left for russia to close up the salad. that you create, achieved over some accounts with heads of how the russian investigative committee has opened the criminal case over the doubting of a not out ill, 76 military aircraft. the preliminary findings show that the plane was hit by an anti aircraft missiles launched from the train area, both slides record as we're solve 8 from the ill fated aircraft loaded with 6 to 5 ukrainian b o w's. that was said to be swapped with russia. all 74 people

laugh just behind us stands her academy award for a scene—stealing performance as elizabeth i injohn madden'shakespeare in love. i know something of a woman in a man's profession. yes, by god, i do know about that. but her love for shakespeare began when she was a girl and led to her becoming one of the nation's greatest classical actors, a star of the national theatre, the old vic and the rsc. damned spot! out, i say! today i'm going to be hearing how shakespeare, or, asjudi calls him in the title of her new book, "the man who pays the rent", has remained centre—stage throughout her life. and the sun comes out... and the sun comes out. that's good. judi dench, welcome to this cultural life. thank you, john. you were born in 193a and grew up in york. set the scene for us. what was family life like? my father was a doctor... ..and i had two brothers, older than me. and of course, at that time, no television, nothing like that. so we all had bikes and we made our own entertainment. my second brother, jeff, only ever wanted to be an actor. my oldest brother wanted to be a doctor, like dad, and i

i guess that's what is so maddening. what is we all watch this a play out in real time. we can actually watch a genocide in real time. i still can't get my head around that here, but there seems to be no, no, no one in power that is willing to change gears. what they'll do is just change the slogan, which doesn't change anything on the ground. matthew, you know, its heart wrenching and just seeing how the, the fuel was being just artificially poured onto the fire, which we could see so easily turning into. i mean, it's already 25000 people have the civilians have died or already and thank god you have little things. south africa is taking a creative stand. it's. it is forcing a discussion into play society that's not supposed to happen and that's good. but still, how easy would it be to cut off the fuel from this fire by simply saying, as we should have said to ukraine, no more funding, we won't provide the weapons, we won't do that. and it will, it would, it would resolve itself if they, if there was a will. but there is, there doesn't seem to be a will from any of thos

laugh just behind us stands her academy award for a scene—stealing performance as elizabeth i injohn madden'sonal theatre, the old vic and the rsc. damned spot! out, i say! today i'm going to be hearing how shakespeare, or, asjudi calls him in the title of her new book, "the man who pays the rent", has remained centre—stage throughout her life. and the sun comes out... and the sun comes out. that's good.

it was the most maddening endorsement of donald trump that he doesn't see black or white. tim scott is someone we think of being optimistic, inclusive. donald trump doesn't see black or white. remember when donald trump was running for president the last time and he said there was a judge in indiana who couldn't say anything about him because he had mexican heritage? he's a member of a party that is fueled by this magaism that goes after diversity and inclusion. ron desantis who has, who takes out slavery, the bad effects of slavery from the books in florida. they can't say slavery caused the civil war. you go on and on about how race is a part of the movement that he is driving. and then tim scott has the nerve to say he doesn't see black or white. >> he perpetuated the birther conspiracy about obama and amplified it. in recent days he's been making racially charged attacks about nikki haley, questioning whether she was born to be president. she was born in south carolina. this is not something that happened ten years ago and not happening now. >> that's right. it is happ

. >> kevin madden is with us as well. we see these new dueling ads. some from the hailey and desantis sides attacking each other. does that change the dynamic of the race when trump, according to all the polls, is still very much the dominant front-runner? >> not really. i think the theory by bows trump -- by both hailey and desantis, they don't want to antagonize the most vocal, animated, republican base vote history has some sort of support for donald trump. i think the flaw in that theory is that voters already have trump if they want to choose him. and trump has, in some of these early primary states, a 15, 20-point lead. the race goes through trump. so taking on each other with glancing blows, with ads 13 days away from decision time, is not really going to alter the trajectory of this race. and for either one of them to win, it needs a dramatic alteration right now in the current trend lines. >> ashley etienne as well, what do you think candidates need to do right now in this home stretch to get ahead when trump is still looming so large over th

i have to go back to what tim scott just said, the most maddening endorsement of donald trump i can imagine that he doesn't see black or white. optimistic or inclusive where it's an old air of republicanism donald trump doesn't see black and white? remember when donald trump was running for president last time and there was a judge in indiana who couldn't say anything about him because he had mexican heritage right? he is a member of a party that is fueled by this maca is on that goes against diversity and inclusion. ron desantis, you take out slavery of the benefits of flavor slavery in florida, they can say slavery caused the civil war. you go on and on about how racist a part of the movement that he is driving, and then tim scott has the nerve to say he doesn't see black or white. >> he also perpetuated the birther conspiracy about obama and amplified in recent days he's been making racially charged attacks on nikki haley, posing the question of whether or not she could still-- that she was qualified to be president in south carolina. this is not something that happens 10 years go it is

. >> following up on, that monica madden, cnn, i know that you are still sifting the through the report, but were you hoping that the attorney general would've addressed a lot of the aftermath? the delays in the d.a.'s investigation? the investigation into its officers accountability? are you hoping that he would address more to that publicly? >> of course we would have. we are grateful that we have what we have right now. because it is the most updated information that any of us have gotten since may 24th. so we are very appreciative of what he's done right now. but yeah, we would have liked to have had more information. >> i'm with cbc radio. did you learn anything new from what you've seen? is there anything that you didn't know? >> we knew as families, just talking amongst each other, we knew the failures that had happened. we just -- it makes more clarity now because it's written. and now it's set in stone. we thought -- i did learn something. >> i don't realize that the scene was compromised. the scene was compromised. there was people that should not have been no that we're enter

it is all more maddening because the abortion restrictions in texas are as cruel as they come.tion for rape, no exception for incest. restrictions in texas would have been considered on the fringe of the french. today, sadly, it is a reality for women. make no mistake about it, and the medical world where abortion is outlawed with zero exceptions is precisely what t hard right wants. they don't care about exceptions even for rape or incest. they want the freedom of choice to be extinct. democrats will never let that stand. never stop fighting to protect a woman's rights to choose. republicans will not be able to run from this holiday created later this year when the american people go to the polls. now, on the economy. the outlook for the american economy continues to get brighter and brighter undershipn and democrats here in congress. last week a report showed that consumer sentiment surged by nearly 40% over the last two months. americans received even more good news this week. the american economy far exceeded expectations in the last 2023. even avoiding a hint of a recessio

so to me that's pretty maddening, especially when you see the guy tonight that looks very weak, verynant. you think somebody would have, i don't know, try to beat him. but nikki haley and ron desantis didn't really know. that >> i think in that one i am hour when we say he's very insane and the hands, marco rubio, working as way. back to a developmental, a big one, we haven't talked to you about this, yet jennifer palmieri, the biden campaign doesn't visit it's the general election, we're moving forward. they did a big abortion event today. obviously the president did too big democracy speeches. what do you think that looks like an, do you think it was the right choice by? then >> we have talked about this, jen. i think they came into january saying came on. he did that valley forge speech, that sits as the stakes of the election on general fans, on the anniversary of january 6th. they have been playing close attention to early primary states, battleground states. three trips to pennsylvania in ten days in january, head south carolina. and then it and to see, that new hampshire prima

he played nfc title game like a drunk kid plays madden in college.ke i am not punting, not kicking field goals. we are going for it on a day running almost seven yards a carry on fourth and short, throwing the ball, two huge drops. that goes into the mix of the 49ers getting it done. unbelievable come back. brandon's catch, deflection, i have heard it called a couple things. >> crazy. >> like lynn swann. look it up kids. it was an unbelievable night where the 49ers probably shouldn't have gone but they're going. >> they are and they're taking on the chiefs again. how are they going to match up? i always hear somebody say never count patrick mahomes out. >> they're right. those people are right. he is a very special player and chiefs will have the best quarterback on the field and they're going to have the best defense on the field. it's going to be a massive uphill battle. they're going to have the human luck charm from tokyo the night before to make the game. so you are battling taylor swift and her allegiance of fans as well. get all your grateful

joined by a former longtime aid the democratic members of congress and republican strategist kevin madden, who advised mitt romney's presidential campaign. donald trump is now the first nonincumbent republican to win both the iowa caucuses and the new hampshire primary. here is a bit of what he had to say in his victory speech. mr. trump: we are going to win. the reason we have supported is that they are so bad and so evil and they are going to destroy our country. geoff: looking at associated press voter surveys, 21% of republicans who cast ballots in the new hampshire primary said they would be so dissatisfied with donald trump as a general election candidate that they would not even vote for him. 50% of voters who participated in the iowa caucuses said the same thing. how does donald trump unify the party with those numbers? >> i think it is indicative of the tension in his messages. base republican voters, what energizes them is donald trump being this fighter who can take on the perceived excess of the left and fight against joe biden, the way he took the country in the wrong directi

maybe something will happen with these new documents but -- >> that's part of what is so maddening. and the reporter who broke much of the story, lebron, because all the victims didn't know about the sweetheart deal. a mainstream press organization. it's not like secret knowledge data that you don't know about. it's the same press that you hate in this world view, aaron rodgers of the world, they're the ones, they're the reason we know this. and yet somehow they had completely lever this into this, everyone you hate, the media, institutions, democrats, the clintons, whatever. this shows they are all wrong. >> isn't that just a microcosm of how right-wing populism works? it takes peoples justified anger and frustration and horror and the failures of various elites and then direct sit, misdirect sit in a way that ends up absolving the people who've caused these disasters in the first place. that's kind of how it works with covid. it's how it works with the economy. i think you can see it really acutely here. >> that's what i would say. in this particular case you're totally right. it

it's maddening. i don't know how we can say it more clearly. that are there. with china we have a huge problem. they ship over here, they get under the de minimis rule. they ship rules, break bulk and anything under $800 comes in duty free. they circumvent the duties. that's one place to start. you can't have a systemic $500 billion trade deficit with china for decades every year. it doesn't work. it won't work for america. everybody has to realize that cheap is actually expensive. every one of these imports we bring in costs americans jobs. it costs americans tax dollars. we don't have wages that you pay taxes on and last i checked we've got a $34 trillion deficit that we need to eat into. let's help ourselves. maria: barry, let me get your take on the product. your steel pipes, are they used at the border? we got a new ugov survey finds 50% of americans support building a wall along the u.s. border with mexico, 33% say they oppose it. zeklman industries supplied steel for 70% of the border wall. i remember going to the border and seeing the p

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