like to say bending the knee and what does marc zuckerberg do?e himself hundreds of millions of dollars in actually having content moderation and moving to this let's see what happens phase. it is extraordinarily dangerous and how many people are worried about the content on social media? as he said, it will get more dangerous but we will see how it goes. >> the chief global affairs officer said the platforms have become too restrictive over what people can say and he said that created a political bias and it comes down to impart whoever is in the white house and here is what he said. >> there is no question there is an opportunity here with a new president taking office really believes in free expression. that will give us the space to do that. >> let's talk about the impact this could have on political discourse. i get asked all the time how do i find the truth when i see things my friends post on facebook or ac on social media and how do i know what is true or not true and it got harder. >> it is a war on the truth and we just heard from the w

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stuart: joining me now, marc thiessen.som if protects the smelt, the i mayor, karen bass, cuts the firefighters' budget $17 million. surely, there's going to be some change to the california's politics. what do you say? >> yeah. president trump is 100 right and, look, it reminds me of new york mayor ed koch when he lost his primary to to david dinkens. he was asked if he would ever run again, and he said, no, the people is have spoken, and they must be punished. california is paying the price for the incompetent leaders they've elected. mayor bass cut $17 million from the fire-fighting budget in order to pay for the homeless crisis that she helped unleash. governor gavin newsom, he's put all of his effort into banning gas-powered cars in california so he can fight global warming rather than filling the less reservoirs -- reservoirs and killing the brush to fight the fires that he blames on global warming. his job is not to stop global warming, it's to mitigate its effects on his citizens. if you believe global warming is i

former chief of staff to mike pence, marc short joins us.an, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. trump's complaints are on four areas of friction. trade deficit and what he calls a flood of i mmigration and fentanyl and what we pay for canada's defense. here's what he says. the latest data this week runs through the first 11 months of 2024. canada is the u.s.'s second largest trading partner. in that time, $700 billion of goods exchanged over those 11 months. we want to run a trade deficit in goods, but a surplus in services. in total, the deficit was $55 billion. economists now don't mind trade deficits and that one isn't that big. it's the ninth largest that the u.s. runs from the bilateral trade deficits. canada sends us a ton of energy. more than 60% of all u.s. crude oil comes from canada. it is cars and car parts tropical crossing the border and consumer goods and lumber. fentanyl does not appear to come from canada all that often. in the first nine months, u.s. customs and border control seized 40 pounds of fentanyl and 16

marc _ veered too far off piste.marc ashdown. _ survivors of a fatal dive boat sinking in the red sea allege that the subsequent investigation tried to cover up safety failings they believe contributed to the disaster. the sea story sank in november last year, with at least 11 people dead or missing. for more than a month, our correspondentjoe inwood has been speaking to people who were on board the vessel, investigating notjust the causes of the disaster, but the way it was handled after. as they came ashore, the survivors of the sea story thought their ordeal was over. they've told us it was not. their allegations are extraordinary, of witness statements translated by a company employee... because he had kind of posed as, just kind of fit in with, like, the police and the investigators in the back. and i said, "who are you?" and he said, "i'm a dive guide." ..of being pushed to sign statements with safety concerns removed. . . under the pressure of the circumstances, we most of us did end up signing these statement

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where is my bill in. >> marc, you understand legislative affairs better than most.i hate agreeing with him. it's going to be difficult. there will be an expectation with the nominations to get confirmed, but getting two reconciliation bills done is always impossible. that bill will take a long time to put together in the meantime, this spring you'll have a debt ceiling fight and you will have a continuing resolution. they should have passed one continuing resolution for the entire year. pushing it off just to march creates an enormous struggle for speaker johnson and there will be a lot of pressure. if that bill fails to fund the government the president will blame speaker johnson. >> let's talk about the democrats. i thought the conversation with leader schumer was fascinating. i asked him if he thought president biden could serve another four years. he kind of ivoted and didn't answer that directly and there is soul-searching going on in the democratic party. what did you ask about leader schumer. >> i was surprised when you asked about mental acuity he didn't pus

. >> and i want to bring in the former new orleans mayor, marc morial for more. mayor, thanks for joining us. what's your reaction? first of all, just to hearing that this happened the way that it happened on new year's eve in bourbon street. >> i'm sickened by the entire incident. i am in great pain for the families of those who've lost people, for the two law enforcement officers who have been injured. what would compel someone to carry out such an act? and clearly it seems as though he planned even more if they found explosive devices or potentially explosive devices in his vehicle. this is an area of great festivity. the french quarter is about a little bit less than one square mile. bourbon street, of course. the main street of bars and lounges and places where people go and new year's eve and new year's morning are perhaps one of the best places to be on new year's eve and new year's morning. i think for the city and for the leadership of the city, the double challenge is to navigate this while at the same time ensuring that people will be safe. today and t

marc, you wrote about this.econciliation bill. the president has been given a gift because the republican house and the democratic senate couldn't agree on a budget last year. he gets two this year. gets a third one next year. three at the apple to do all republican bill on taxes, spending and debt. why would you not. >> bret: and immigration, i guess. >> exactly. >> why would you not take and also the other thing is he has got momentum right now, mandate from the voters. his popularity is at seven-year high we don't know in six or seven months if his popularity going to be as high right now. he brought in millions of voters promises on taxing on tips and overtime. pass a small rec son killation bill right away cut taxes on tips and overtime. and deliver for those voters first 100 days. pay for it for taxings endowments of harvard and columbia. elite universities paying for a tax cut for working americans and just get that done in a couple of weeks and you have immediately delivered on it for your working class

marc cieslak, bbc news. let's speak to our chief political correspondent henry zeffman.what are we expecting to hear, the prime minister resetting it isn't that in itself is striking because there are cabinet minister because there are cabinet ministe ., .., because there are cabinet ministe ., ., ., . minister who could announce this. minister who could announce this- the _ minister who could announce this. the prime _ minister who could announce this. the prime minister - minister who could announce this. the prime minister i - this. the prime minister i think is throwing his personal authority behind this and is trying to demonstrate the message that the action plan expresses which is the uk wants to be a hospitable home for the ai sector and for al companies. i am really struck by the optimistic rhetoric that we have heard overnight and we will hear more on the prime minister on artificial intelligence because previous governments have flitted between stressing caution about the potential dangers of ai and optimism about the potential upsides. keir starmer enters gov

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with me is our artificial intelligence correspondent marc chislackjoins us from central london. we live? ,, . . of the changes to the way we live? ,, ., . ,, ., live? search keir starmer outlined _ live? search keir starmer outlined it _ live? search keir starmer outlined it and _ live? search keir starmer outlined it and they - outlined it and they commissioned an ai group to come up with a plan made 50 recommendations and governments moving forward everything of them and from the sidelines have a new supercomputer to improve you to capabilities of just more computing power and this idea that al growth zones and is to be spread out across locations in the uk for their have enhanced access to the power grid as well as streamlined planning commissions that�*s extremely important to build data centres and they will be a new ai energy council which will look into the solutions for the huge power demand for artificial intelligence. in power demand for artificial intelligence.— power demand for artificial intelligence. in terms of the critical hurdles _ intelligence. in terms of the

marc marc, pete -- marco rubio, pete hegseth will restore american strength of. no more weakness from america on the world stage. scott bess ant will stop a $4 trillion tax increate. pam bondi will stop the weaponization of the justice department and enforce the law. christ kristi noem will make sure the border is secure. these nominees are not a return to business as usual. business as usual gave us painfully high prices. business as usual gave us wide-open borders. business as usual gave us the disastrous death of soldiers in the fall of afghanistan. these nominees by president trump are bold choices. they're motivated, they're skilled, and they are committed to the safety and security of every american. most importantly, they show that president trump is serious, serious about bringing fresh eyes and a new outlook to washington, d.c. that's exactly what the american people voted for in november. senate republicans are committed to get president trump's team in place quickly. our committee chairs are working aggressively to give each nominee a fair and speedy c

and marc short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pence.come to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >> good sunday morning. on this first weekend of 2025, the nation is on edge after deadly new year's attacks in new orleans and las vegas. federal officials are on high alert about potential security threats as washington prepares for a series of key public events, the certification of the 2024 election on monday, president jimmy carter's state funeral on thursday at the national cathedral, and in just 15 day, president-elect trump's inauguration. president biden with an emotional message to the victims' families of that tragedy in louisiana. >> to all the families of those that were killed, to all those who are injured, to all the people of new orleans who are grieving today, i want you to know i grieve with you. our nation grieves with you. we're going to stand with you as you mourn and as you heal. >> now according to th

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i'm marc edawrds. here's what's coming up. arrivadyche.sean dyche hours before their 3rd round fa cup tie. point to prove for potter. former chelsea and brighton boss graham potter appointed the new west ham manager. difficult draw for djokovic. the 24—time grand slam champion with a potential blockbuster quarter final against carlos alcaraz on the horizon. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with football and the news that everton have sacked their manager sean dyche. the 53—year—old's departure was announced on thurdsayjust

marc, always grateful to have you on the show.ut of course, want to talk about your beloved new orleans. you know the city better than anyone else. the music reopening those streets seems absolutely appropriate. that said, there obviously are significant there were significant security failures here. do you think the city is ready to be reopened? >> i do. i think the city is ready, and i believe that the order of the day is to quickly evaluate where, if you will, the leaks, the holes, the breaches, the weaknesses in the security system were and fix them as quickly as you can. you can't protect against everything, but you have to protect against those things that are foreseeable. it's important for people to recognize that bourbon street is an entertainment district that is part of a french quarter, which is the original. new orleans goes back to 1718. so the significance of bourbon street is it's a cultural center, it's an entertainment center, but it is also a historic district with so much of the history of colonial louisiana, i

for more, let's bring in marc einstein who has over 20 years of expertise in technology research and consulting. hejoins me now from tokyo. what's your reaction tojensen huang's speech? i think is your correspondent said we did see the rtx series debut. they are much more powerful but we see better chips every year. what was interesting is the prices are going down. starting at 1300 an ounce dollars byjensen huang. this is the next phase of growth. a lot of enthusiasm right now. growth. a lot of enthusiasm right "ow-— right now. nvidia has been showin: right now. nvidia has been showing great _ right now. nvidia has been showing great strength - right now. nvidia has been showing great strength as| right now. nvidia has been l showing great strength as ai has gathered strength and it shows no slowing down? it doesn't stop but companies like 0penai are losing hundreds of dollars are how to monetise ai will creep into the narrative. if the hype scale companies cannot make it that would be the next challenge. we cannot make it that would be the next challenge.— the next challenge. we kn

i'm marc edawrds. here's what's coming up. arrivadyche. everton part ways with their manager sean dyche hours before their 3rd round fa cup tie. point to prove for potter. former chelsea and brighton boss graham potter appointed the new west ham manager. difficult draw for djokovic. the 24—time grand slam champion with a potential blockbuster quarter final against carlos alcaraz on the horizon. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with football and the news that everton have sacked their manager sean dyche. the 53—year—old's departure was announced on thurdsayjust hours before everton hosted league one side peterborough in the third round of the fa cup. dan ogunshakin looks back at a tumultuous time on merseyside. where am i looking? it was a relationship that began like so many others — with a smile. sean dychejoined everton as manager injanuary 2023 and his impact was immediate. commentator: everton win for the first time in nine - premier league games. day one for sean dyche has gone very well, indeed. prior to his arr

marc thiessen, meghan hays, josh kraushaar, thank you so much. finally tonight, a "special report" salute. >> i want to thank our first responders and most importantly, i want to thank the two new orleans police officers who not only laid their life on the line but were able to eliminate the threat this morning. >> trace: we wanted to take a moment to honor the efforts and courage of all the first responders in new orleans yesterday during the terrorist attack on bourbon street. video footage earth cam officers nearby who did not hesitate to run towards harm's way. the two police officers that were shot during the incident are in stable condition. we hope for the speedy recovery of all of those who were injured. that is a noble effort. tomorrow on "special report." the race for house speaker as we told you will take you to capitol hill. as speaker johnson fights to keep the gavel. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. that's it for "special report." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. p

marc siegel. professor of medicine at nyu langone. lungs, eyes, touch. lungs, what are you worried about? >> in terms of lungs i'm worried about long-term effects. i'm talking to one of heads. ucla er about that. starting to see an uptick of respiratory issues, asthma. superimposed on people's pre existing problems especially children with less developed lungs. when you have particulate matter 2.5. that fits thousands of particles on the head of a pin. it is mixed with 400 different toxins and it will affect people that have pre-existing lung problems. you could have an asthma attack even without problems. the smoke travels for hundreds of miles. so you start to see an increase all across the whole western united states here over time. not so much in the first day or two. >> harris: organizations like direct link are as i know from reading are donating kn95 masks to keep out the particles. eyes, what are you wore eft about? >> well eyes they get into your eyes and cause a lot of irritation and cause an allergic reaction. this is short term. it shows you

with me is our artificial intelligence correspondent, marc chislack, who joins us from central londons of changing how we live.- of changing how we live. i was at the speech _ of changing how we live. i was at the speech sir _ of changing how we live. i was at the speech sir keir- of changing how we live. i was at the speech sir keir starmer| at the speech sir keir starmer made earlier and he outlined the government's strategy for al. last year they commissioned ai. last year they commissioned ai. last year they commissioned ai entrepreneur matt clifford was nowjoining the number ten ai team to come up with an action plan and there are 50 recommendations on the action plan. the government says it's moving forward with single one of them. some of the headlines are things like ai growth sales, these will be areas of the country where they will have enhanced access to the power grid and streamlined planning permissions so that they can build things like data centres. data centres are vital for the operation. they will be a new supercomputer which will pump up a new supercomputer which wi

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hey, marc! all good. what sort of whales did you manage to get samples from there?was with two humpback whales. it was actually a mom and a calf. a lot of our tissue samples are actually telling us some information on the pregnancy rates of humpbacks. we know that the pregnancy rates are high, the population is increasing, and we're also seeing more calves in the water. using the crossbow to collect those samples, it looks like it's pretty vicious. does it injure or upset the animals at all? no, absolutely not. so, in terms of injury, you know, we can immediately say no. we've been using this type of sampling method as a lab group for about two decades. but it's been used scientifically even longer than that. the way we like to describe it is maybe like a flick or more of a shock factor, but frequently we don't see any response at all. how important is it that you get those samples back and into the freezer quite quickly? it's actually pretty important, so we should probably head out now. 0k. we'll see you guys back at ship. we're basicallyjust storing all of the sa

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macklin celebrini stopped by marc-andre flury. but william eklund right there for the rebound. his 9th goal and it's 2, 1, 3rd period just over a minute remaining sharks in the process of pulling the goalie for the extra attacker. the puck is poked away from celebrating zuccarello. the empty net. he finished with a goal and 2 assists flurry made. 36 saves. if the wild win it 3 to one. now to college hoops will begin on the farm with the stanford cardinal hosting the virginia cavaliers. stanford at 10 5 coming in. thanks in large part to the play of their big man maxime rayno and he had another strong performance today. let's pick it up in the 1st half, gets the feed from chisholm act. parra and jams it home. cardinal up 5 final seconds of the virginia with the ball. but they turn it over. jalen blakes with the steal. he sees the clock and he hits the 3 off glass at the buzzer. want to play stanford up 10 at the break. 2nd half moreno raising his draft stock. the lefty hook plus the he had 24 points and 10 rebounds. >> stanford 88 65 cal dropped a close one against virginia tech

we're joined by the former chief of staff for vice president pence, marc short.so served as the trump administration's director of affairs. he's president affa board calling advancing american freedom markets. about this time on january 6th, donald trump was telling his supporters to march to the capitol. you have to fight to save your country. 90 minutes later, rioters were inside the building, secret service agents were evacuated vice president pence and his family to a loading dock under the capitol. how worried were you about vice president pence's safety, the safety of his family, and what is it like seeing president trump, his election being certified four years later? >> thanks for having me. about this time four years ago, as you said, there was a lot of noise outside the capitol, but i don't think anybody was anticipating the riots that would occur. when the secret service first evacuated, took him off the senate floor to his ceremonial office, which is right off the senate floor in the capitol, and he stayed there for a while. and there were efforts by

it also used to be frowned upon for cabin crew to have prominent artwork but — as marc ashdown reportsjourney began after he was diagnosed with cancer and underwent nine months of treatment, including chemotherapy. where are you off to today? off to dubai. with just one bag today? ijust became really insecure about my body, so this was a way of reconnecting with my skin again, which was, you know, really important at the time. i've got all my confidence back. i was so worried about the way i looked that i always used to wear tracksuits on the beach and completely cover myself up. so as soon as i started the tattoo journey, it gave the confidence back. i get my legs out, get my body back out, and it's just a way of reconnecting again. and i've had these now for years and it's just, yeah, it means the world. yeah, many times, we go off... i'm normally on one of the flights over to nigeria or to lagos. in the airline industry, visible tattoos are generally not allowed for pilots and cabin crew. but a few years ago, virgin atlantic became the first to relax its rules. it was mixed feeling.

marc-edouard vlasic making his season debut year 19 for him, and he gets the primary assist on the sharks first goal of the game. tyler toffoli with his team leading 15th. it's one nothing after one and it held up, sharks goalie yaroslav askarov had 11 saves in the third and 24 overall. team teal snaps that eight game skid two one. sports on abc seven is sponsored by river rock >> all right. that's our report on this second day of the new year for sandhya patel, sara hodges, all of us. i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel, ted danson, have a good night. see you tomorrow. >> lou: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live”! tonight -- ted danson, mikey madison, plus music from blxst and anderson paak. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

first period marc stone on the breakaway. 11th of the season one nothing golden knights they led two nothing after one. sharks get one back in the second. it's william eklund power play goal two one game. but vegas gets it right. back in the third. jack eichel backhanded pass across to viktor olafsson shoots and scores! golden knights win, four two. they sweep the season series. hot stove news from espn. the giants and justin verlander, agreeing to a one year deal pending a physical. the future hall of fame pitcher is a two time world series champion, three time cy young award winner. he's going to be entering his 20th season when spring training opens next month in scottsdale. andre iguodala at the first ever tgl golf match. he's part owner of the bay golf club with steph and klay, you tee off by hitting into a five story screen, and then you chip or putt based on where it lands. all right. so today the bay golf club took on new york golf club. bay was dominating. ludvig aberg long putt on five. but unlike real golf the higher score wins and the bay golf club won it 9 to 2. there's

marc cieslak, bbc news.me minister keir starmer is focussing so strongly on al, i spoke to chief political correspondent henry zeffman. the prime minister i think is throwing his personal authority behind this and is trying to demonstrate the message that the action plan expresses which is the uk wants to be a hospitable home for the ai sector and for al companies. i am really struck by the optimistic rhetoric that we have heard overnight and we will hear more from the prime minister on artificial intelligence because previous governments have flitted between stressing caution about the potential dangers of ai and optimism about the potential upsides. keir starmer and his government appear to have definitively landed on the side of the upsides and i think that is what we are getting in this speech and announcement and action plan today. do you think he will talk about the practical use because when you mention al to the normal person they will be thinking how can this improve and affect our lives? the govern

first period marc stone on the breakaway. 11th of the season one nothing golden knights they led twoter one. sharks get one back in the second. it's william eklund power play goal two one game. but vegas gets it right. back in the third. jack eichel backhanded pass across to viktor olafsson shoots and scores! golden knights win, four two. they sweep the season series. hot stove news from espn. the giants and justin verlander, agreeing to a one year deal pending a physical. the future hall of fame pitcher is a two time world series champion, three time cy young award winner. he's going to be entering his 20th season when spring training opens next month in scottsdale. andre iguodala at the first ever tgl golf match. he's part owner of the bay golf club with steph and klay, you tee off by hitting into a five story screen, and then you chip or putt based on where it lands. all right. so today the bay golf club took on new york golf club. bay was dominating. ludvig aberg long putt on five. but unlike real golf the higher score wins and the bay golf club won it 9 and the bay golf club won

with me is our economics correspondent marc ashdown.

marc-edouard vlasic making his season debut year 19 for him, and he gets the primary assist on the sharks first goal of the game. tyler toffoli with his team leading 15th. it's one nothing after one and it held up, sharks goalie yaroslav askarov had 11 saves in the third and 24 overall. team teal snaps that eight game skid two one. sports on abc >> all right. that's our report on this second day of the new year for sandhya patel, sara hodges, all of us. i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel, ted danson, have a good night. see you tomorrow. about long lasting power outages in the ohio valley. andrew and andrea, back to you. >> all right, jeff, thank you. this weekend marks the end of the nfl's regular season. >> a number of players can set new records, but one will definitely be safe because the eagles saquon barkley, who's having just a sensational historic season. he's going to be sitting out sunday against his former team, the giants. that means his old club will not see him try to break the league's single season rushing record, held by eric dickerson. he on

. >> marc elias, i wanted to talk to you about all of this for a long time. your thoughts? >> yeah.ink it's mostly empty. i mean, the fact is, the people who have been saying that no one is above the law. >> that turned out not to be true. you know, everyone who believed that everyone stands to the bar of justice equally. >> that turned out not to be true. the fact is, we have to admit that the justice system failed here. >> i mean, donald trump committed serious crimes. and, you know, in federal court, those wound up being stalemated in state court. >> he wound up going to a jury trial and being convicted. >> and as congressman golden just said, goldman just said he he didn't have to just face incarceration. >> he, you know, he could have paid a fine. >> he could have been under probation. >> he could have been something. >> and when you look at the supreme court decision last night, i know that there were many on the left who were celebrating it. and, and the concern that they had was that it was five, four. let me tell you what my concern was, nicole. >> my concern is that if you

our business correspondent marc ashdown has more.sruption across a big swathe of the uk rail network. avanti runs trains the length and breadth of britain, but very few will be running today, with some areas getting no service at all. train managers who are members of the rmt union rejected a revised offer about working on rest days, so they walked out on new year's eve and january the 2nd, and now plan to go on strike on each of the next 20 consecutive sundays. just one train an hour will run between london euston and each of birmingham, manchester, liverpool and preston. they will only run between 8am and 5pm too. glasgow and carlisle will have a limited service, with rail—replacement buses running between carlisle and preston due to planned engineering work. and north wales, blackpool, edinburgh, stoke on trent and macclesfield will have no ava nti west coast services whatsoever. both sides say they're open and willing to negotiate but have criticised one another. the rmt general secretary mick lynch accused avanti of paying its o

. >> thanks very much to you marc, jesse and ken. and joining us now is former police officer michael khan. security bollards were under repair, the police chief said. let's take a listen. >> we were using patrol cars. that will be changing today. we will have heavier equipment to harden the softer targets. >> so mike, a patrol car is not a secure barrier, not a barricade. they use sanitation trucks in new york city whenever the president-elect is at trump tower. patrol car can easily be moved and broken through. i know from having participated in a state department counterterror training exercise that i was able to hit the rear of a vehicle. >> and we have had those situations before just like you are talking about training where they train you to hit the last moving axle and then you can push through the vehicle. so absolutely not, a vehicle like that is not in lieu of a sanitation vehicle with the back full of sand which we have used in the past. in this situation for whatever reason, the regular bollards which could still be driv

rachel: we had marc morano on from climate depot talking about it and want as two week job from the federal government going through all the agencies and cut out all of the climate policies, that are wasteful and by the way end up being gift for a lot of donors who haven't the insight deals on some of the climate initiatives and yeah, it's a really important thing and i say it doesn't matter who you talk to and latino voters and all understood that inflation as we heard it's the economy, stupid, inflation was related to the energy costs, to the cost of energy and that that was indeed a big issue across the working class whether it was white, hispanic, black, and everyone understood that energy was expensive and that was driving up the cost of everything donald trump won on that and hopefully on these handcuffs we talk about and will be able to be undone through some of the legal action and executive orders and action by congress. that's not what the american people want. want. guy: the high cost of energy is pain. for everyone who pays energy bills but especially painful for people who can

. >> what -- invest in other things you know, instead of delivering food, and marc said what are youing is going to use ai, what are you thinking made non political guy political, demographic of all society. >> great to see adifferent joanie at jpmorgan health afternoons after what we saw unitedhealth. >> 25 we got to jump so sorry, great to see you jonathan bush. we'll be right back. . ... oh, it's cold outside. time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too. you need weathertech. laser measured floorliners and cargo liner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow. for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade. plus, mud flaps and bumpstep for the exterior. impactliner, with shock absorbing rings, safeguards your truck bed from costly damage. order american made products at wt.com surf's up! (office ambience) stamps.com gives you the freedom and flexibility you need to run your business. you can print stamps or shipping labels. (♪) and schedule pickups that fit into your day. (♪) enjoy your newfound flexibility with

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. >> bill: we want to bring in marc thiessen, former speech writer for george w. as always. president biden has repeatedly said he believes white supremacy is a bigger threat to americans than isis. take a listen. >> president biden: stand up against the poison of white supremacy as i did in my inaugural address to single out as the most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland is white supremacy. >> bill: yesterday lucas tomlinson asked president biden to his face does he still stand by those comments and he wouldn't answer the question. your thoughts. >> the problem isn't white supremacy, it is islamic radicalism and has been since 9/11 and we may have gotten tired of fighting the war on terror, the terrorists haven't gotten tired of fighting us. we have a growing islamic radical threat over the last four years. home grown terrorists, terrorists infiltrating across our southern border and terrorists establishing new sanctuaries all over the world. just take syria for example. the terrorist's geography was take control of a nation state and get control of weapo

. >> marc, good to see you. thank you so much for being at the table this morning with us.esting point to make an politico where you noted you don't have to be an expert in the intelligence community to know who will face things. john brennan, liz cheney, don't think you will see it repercussions against members of congress because republicans of congress will not want to see that. give us your assessment of this landscape we are about to witness unfold. i think we've got a little preview last night down in mar-a-lago where donald trump hosted his co- conspirators and collaborators in the insurrection and the attempt to take control of the 2020 election. how do you see some of these narratives playing out, and some of the legal consequences in any action that trump and his justice department may take? >> good morning and happy new year to you both. what a great start to the new year, right? as you mentioned last night, love the fact that john eastman was down there. one of my own clients who i had to respond to trump nominee, fbi nominee kash patel's threat to sue, and to u

not enough on radicalization by the savages of isis, marc thiessen. >> they may have gotten tired ofr on tear orex, terrorists aren't tired of fight us. we have home grown terrorists, terrorists infiltrating across our southern border. this administration has been an absolute disaster when it comes to counter terrorism. >> harris: president biden made a promise yesterday. >> president biden: we will continue to relentlessly pursue isis and other terrorists organizations where they are and they will find so safe harbor here. >> harris: i didn't catch that last part. but customs and border protection numbers show terror watch listen counters are up 36% under biden compared with president-elect donald trump's first term in office. lucas tomlinson is at the white house. a little mumbling at the end for biden. we got the gift. >> white house announced president biden and first lady will head to new orleans on monday and he talked about the terrorist attack there yesterday. >> we have no information that anyone else was involved in the attack. they have established the attacker was the sam