host: i'm not sure about his third point about martha stewart. she was convicted of insider trading and certain time in jail for that. guest: i am not super familiar with that so i don't think i should answer that. host: how does the legal center decide to take action against a member of congress for insider trading? guest: we have not identified insider trading, but that is one of the good things about these disclosures. we have this information and contest all members that are filing late or have egregious late filings that looks like perhaps the late was intentional. that is really where the problems come in. it is very hard to tell if this was simply an oversight, oh, i missed this date. i otherwise always file my transactions on time or if there was maybe potentially something going on underneath the surface they did not want to report the transaction for some reason. the fact we have to ask those questions and wonder about that and piece together what the motives of a trade might be really brings on the necessity for reform. we should not h

. >> very martha stewart?yes, uh-huh. >> remy was focused on fitness, and he had big goals. >> if you want to attain anything in life, you have to have a plan. >> his plan was to run marathons. lots of them. >> 26 marathons, and i was sponsored. >> in one year? >> yeah. >> 26 marathons? >> yes, ma'am. >> remy wanted to get everyone in shape, including jen and her friend eileen. >> we started working out. and then he had mentioned running. >> so running became a family affair. eileen and remy would run the races and jen and the kids would cheer them on at the finish line. but as remy spent more time training for marathons, jen immersed herself in a competition of her own. she started playing an online game called kingdoms of camelot, where players from all over the world take on medieval roles and team up to wage battles together. >> she would show me, like, pictures of her castle and her kingdom that she was building on the phone. >> but on that december day in 2012, with christmas right around the corner, jen

. >> she'll be, she has no prior criminal record, but she'll be sentenced to a facility like martha stewart served, a women's prison. it doesn't have to be in the state of california. but prison stinks, nobody likes to go to prison. it's pretty horrible, but at that, that's how we treat people convicted of crimes. she has a 6 month old kid. i don't see had be sentenced today, tomorrow, it had take a couple months. she'll meet with a federal probation officer. the prosecution will write a sentencing brief, the defense will write a sentencing brief. they'll analyze conduct under the sentencing guidelines within these other rules, federal sentencing laws, and then she won't be remanded at the time of sentencing. she'll be give and surrender date to surrender to serve her sentence. remember, it's a non-violent, basically white collar crime, but nevertheless, she will be sentenced. then after her prison time is served, she's on supervised release for several years. >> another question for you. if you are sunny balwani right now, who was her business partner and facing trial coming up in february

she will be the most high profile female executive to be sent to prison since lifestyle guru martha stewart in 2004, she was convicted for lying to investors about a stock sale. it also sends a message across silicon valley that if you make big promises and you don't deliver, you might face big consequences. still ahead on algae, sarah ganawe, beaches reopened for the 1st time in almost 2 years. but not everyone is welcome will tell you why. a centuries old technique is still being used in the mountains in iraq to make a staple face. ah hello, there. we've seen unsettled, stormy weather, played the middle east over the past few days. but that didn't stop celebrations in saudi arabia to mark the arrival of snow fall in the north west. now on tuesday it's going to be the gulf states. once again sees the majority of the wet and windy weather. if we take a closer look, we want more heavy rain on the way for the likes of oman. that'll scoot across into southern parts of iran as it makes its way towards pakistan where we are expecting the heavier falls. so it dries up for the likes of guitar and

will be the most high profile female executive to be sentenced to prison since lifestyle guru martha stewart in 2004, she was convicted for lying to investors about a stock sale. it also sends a message across silicon valley that if you make big promises and you don't deliver, you might face big consequences. fella had on al jazeera, under water flooding in person malaysia, forces thousands of people to abandon their homes. lawyers for britain, prince andrew say a documents made public by new york court released him from a sexual abuse. ah ah, hello there, let's look to north america and it's all about the severe winter, whether that's been gripping the us and canada. in particular, the west and east coast of the us. but look at that on tuesday. it clears up nicely along that east coast is once again the west that sees the winter weather pulling in. so we're seeing more heavy snow for washington and oregon heavy rain as well, which could cause some flash flooding in coastal areas. and we've got some watches out for strong winds. now, by the time we get to wednesday, a lot of that snow is goi

she will be the most high profile female executive to be sent to prison since lifestyle guru martha stewart in 2004, she was convicted for lying to investors about a stock sale. it also sends a message across silicon valley that if you make big promises and you don't deliver, you might face big consequences. thank you so much. john hendrick reporting from washington, d. c. now legal agreement between the late sex offender jeffrey epstein and prince andrew's accuser, virginia jeffrey has made public documents were released after an order by judges in the us. they reveal jeffrey was paid $500000.00 as part of the deal. she launched a civil case against prince andrew choosing him a sexual assault when she was 17. but prince andrew's lawyers had argued the 2009 settlement could release him from liability in the case, he's consistently denied the claims. michel samson chico is a woman's rights lawyer and founding partner at the simpson teagle law firm. she says victims should not be afraid to seek justice. what really dropped and i think change sort of the base of this type of litigation is the

will be the most high profile female executive to be sentenced to prison since lifestyle guru martha stewart in 2004, she was convicted for lying to investors about a stock sale. it also sends a message across silicon valley that if you make big promises and you don't deliver, you might face big consequences. fire a south africa, the parliament building and cape town has flared up again at 1st broke out on sunday the back of the building complex that housing the old assembly chamber. it's been badly damaged and part of the roof caved in. because of the fire isn't known, but a suspect has been arrested and is expected in court. on tuesday. julian wolf has more from the scene. well, this is an incident that has attracted a lot of attention to the past day. crowds from all over cape town have gathered to take a look at what is happening here, including danny. tell me how you feel, seeing the wall and the national assembly bar rules, mainly like it is very said to me a long time ago with every day i went to the local was receive, these calls are worth a lot of people here. a loss for words inclu

will be the most high profile female executive to be sentenced to prison since lifestyle guru martha stewart in 2004, she was convicted for lying to investors about a stock sale. another independent news outlet and hong kong has shut down. citizen news is the 3rd outlets of clothes and recent weeks. it's journalist said they were worried about their safety after police rated another pro democracy outlets last week. apple has made wall street history after its market value briefly at the 3 trillion dollar mark. it's the 1st public company to reach that milestone after its share price rose to nearly a $183.00. up next is the street. thanks for watching. the city of cobble, his experience so much upheaval for decades, and this is another change to get used to. and one that's boss from easy about a situation for now. it's not clear. all the people are just lost and confused. there are deep rooted fears about the erosion of basic rights in particular for women and girls, despite assurances from the taliban and about to return to clean punishments for certain crimes, everybody will be safe, nobody

she will be the most high profile female executive to be sent to prison since lifestyle guru martha stewart in 2004, she was convicted for lying to investors about a stock sale. another independent news outlet at hong kong has shut down. that is a news is the 3rd letter close in recent weeks. it's journalist said they were worried about their safety officer. police raided an online pro democracy media outlets last week. will have a check of the headlines at the top of the hour on al jazeera but up next it's counting. the cost is celebration tradition night. i love al jazeera was gains way, insights into the diverse culture of somalia, ethical as 2 different couples in bucking on land life together to you wedding some money on empty zed. ah, with hello, i'm debbie and abigail. this is counting the cost on al jazeera, your look at the world of business and economics this week, the climate emergency, the price of going green, and why it doesn't need to cost the earth. so what is the world's waiting for? also this week, new zealand and economic testbed for inflation in the ninety's. how's the w

before there was oprah or martha stewart there was sarah josepha hail, mostly forgotten from the nineteenthcentury, she was a writer, patriot, educator, style setter and godmother of thanksgiving. you're in for a treat, this book is terrific, this woman is fascinating. i will have melanie open with a few comments and we will have a curated conversation and then take your questions. without further a do, melanie, welcome. >> wonderful to be here. i think you for hosting this wonderful event and giving me the chance to talk about the woman i think is one of the most important and influential women in american history. i will make one correction to your introduction. in the persona of sarah josepha hale, she i think would have liked for you to have called me an authoress and you would have been a vice presidentess. she loved the words the designated professional women as women so here we are, authoress and presidentess. >> host: she's mostly forgotten today. she's remembered as the godmother of thanksgiving or the author of mary had a little lamb which i didn't know. i always thought mother go

marilyn, sebring, florida, didn't martha stewart could put in prison for insider trading?eer manufacturing. i now identify as a black female circuit court judge. to think i could get a shot at the u.s. supreme court? dave, anything is possible in 2022. leslie, fort worth, texas, i appreciate being able to talk to you. i live in texas since we are using state tax money to build our wall, the federal government's job, i think we should get a tax credit. i think you should too, but i wouldn't claim it on your taxes. you are definitely going to get audited if you do. joe m, jesse, we still of a lot of questions about the monkeys in pennsylvania. what dangers are they posed to humans? why are no reporters examining the situation? we have the right to know the facts. yes, i agree. and we will have a follow-up, perhaps tomorrow on the monkeys. andy, harrison ohio, do you have any hobbies? i do. but i can't tell you about them. that is all for tonight. "tucker carlson tonight" is up next. and remember, on waters. and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to

i mean every, you know icon in american culture, you know hip hop look at martha stewart and and youknow snoop dogg got a show together, you know, so hip hop is americana's mainstream the obama the first hip-hop president the same way that jimmy carter was a rock and roll a rock president and and bill clinton rock and roll or whatever. so the thing is of course that we can use hip hop to teach kids about history about grammar about politics about vernacular about rhyme schemes internal rhymes external rhymes iambic pentameter we can talk to them about synecta key or enjamment or elongation all these poetic devices that you know, you can use robert frost who's woods. these are i think i know his house is in the village though. he will not see me stopping here to watch his woods for love with snow my little horse must think it queer to watch without a farm to stop without a farmhouse near between the woods and frozen lake the darkest evening of the year and then we go on but i have miles to go before i sleep and miles to go for our sleep. so we think about that we reflect on that. we r

inside the cavity of the turkey >> that sounds delicious >> jimmy: i've heard of that yeah, i saw martha stewart i own one. >> yeah, they're great >> do you not use yours? >> jimmy: no >> really? >> jimmy: i don't understand what -- i used it once and i don't understand what i did here that i couldn't have done in my toaster oven [ light laughter ] >> it's so easy to do. you oil the drum [ laughter ] >> no, you don't what am i saying it's an oil less fryer >> yeah, you don't have to oil it >> oh, my god, i almost -- [ laughter ] >> you can brine or not brine your bird. >> jimmy: how big is your air fryer for turkey >> what's happening, are you holding it >> jimmy: this is my air fryer -- i have to hold the back of it, yank the thing out of it. like a giant coffee filter >> they've got a different size drum, you could stuff it with a 14, 16 pound bird. >> jimmy: all right, yeah. >> and it comes with a basket. you put the bird in the basket, >> jimmy: yeah >> you drop it in, you hook it up to a propane tank, it's got a hose and you just set your timer for three hours -- >> paul got me my own air f

people is to not own any stocks at all and to have a punishment equivalent to that of you, me, or martha stewart make and stand by because we have to make that change or we are never actually why i wanted to have this discussion tonight because this is actually got an easy solution. lucas, good to see you. walter, good to see you again as well. thank you for joining us tonight. tonight's last word is next. tonight's last word is next. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible... with rybelsus®. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylure

my third question, how is this different from what happens to martha stewart a few years ago?uestion was about how we enforce it when members of congress have portfolio managers, people who do the actual stock trading for them. it's a good question. we see that excuse a lot come up when members of congress are late to file their reports, they do not file within the 45 day window of the stock trade, and there is a 30 day window of getting notified of a trade. that part of the law contemplates that members of congress might have financial advisors who would tell them oh, in your portfolio i sold x stock, you have to report that. the law does contemplate that numbers of congress have financial advisors, but the law applies regardless of whether or not you have a financial advisor. you are still required to know what is in your portfolio, if you have a brokerage account, you are required as a member of congress because you have that duty to the public, you have a responsibility to know when stocks are being traded and what those stocks are. if we can't trust that members of congre

then there was the martha stewart case and then we didn't see so many of these white collar criminal cases be brought. in fact, there was so much blow back that cases weren't brought after the financial crisis because people felt the crisis unto itself was a crime and those at the top of the banks were responsible for that and should have been prosecuted. i'm not arguing they should or shouldn't have -- >> these are cases that are hard to win i think the verdict you saw yesterday lays that out. i have to say, i thought, if you break it down, it was the cases of fraud committed against the patients who were using the testing, that's where they found her not guilty i thought those were the more important crimes schcommitted potentially, those are the ones that mattered the most you feel bad for the investors but these were well healed investors and it was the patients relying on the testing they shouldn't have been i've heard people saying it would have been tough to prove those cases and maybe that's what happened here yeah, i can't imagine this doesn't have a chilling effect >> scott

. >> could you tell i got martha stewart a little drunk there.. >> looked like she was having a good time. we should say we're not encouraging -- if you are -- drink only if you're at home and won't be driving, obviously, and follow all applicable state laws. >> what i like about this, we are all together. >> yes. >> you know what i mean? some of you are watching alone or with one other person. we're all here passing the time p. it's true. it's not just passing the time. don't say that. i do think there's something in this time when we've all been so separated and isolated. it's nice to have a communal event. >> this is our tradition. >> yes. and it's nice to take part in something whether you have a drink or every hour taking a shot of baby food like i am as well. donie o'sullivan who has had -- he does a lot of just incredible work in a lot of difficult places. he's in an irish pub here in new york. donie, where are you? oh, my god. look at that. >> we're on the phone. >> happy new year. >> wow. >> this is my toughest assignment yet. this, guys

they have failed to be good stewarts of our fragile democracy. >> martha: let's do one more sound bitequick one. >> martha: amica, when you look at numbers, do you think the president should take the poll numbers seriously? do you not believe the polls? >> no, i believe the polls. i think the polls are important. that's how you find out what's going on here in america. the polls are actually showing that independents are registered, 50% of people in this country are registered as independents. why is that? because our political landscape is changing. people realize our system is broken. we need to do something to make sure that we're working towards making our democracy back a democracy. >> martha: so i'm going to ask each of you to answer this question. what words would you use, a couple of words, to describe president biden at this point? what words come to your mind when i say what do you think of president biden? start with you, brooke. >> well, in relation to the previous question, the first words that come up are dismissive and danger. don't discount and do not dismiss your const

martha, thank you. >>> we turn now to the most serious charges in the capital attack. 11 members of the oath keepers now indicted for seditious conspiracy. tonight, the leader of that group in court. leader stewart rhodes arrest in the texas in court there today. prosecutors saying they were in the nation's capitol, having purchased thousands of dollars in weapons and ammunition. the founder's attorney claiming they were there to provide security. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: today stewart rhodes the founder of the oath keeper facing a federal judge, and if kikted potential decades in prison. >> he intends to fight the charges. >> reporter: rhodes, a yale law school graduate and arm vent was taken and custody, accuse of seditious conspiracy, of a premeditated plot of use of force to block joe biden's election as president. accord to the fbi, rhodes allegedly planning to disrupt the transfer of power soon after the november 2020 election. this is what he said just days after the election. >> because we have men already stationed outside d.c. as a nuclear option in case they attempt to remove the president illegally. we'll step in and stop it. >> reporter: