and it's definitely not the black folk. >> mary catherine. >> i mean, you can try that. i think to jason's point, yes, one of the parts of their lifeblood was this money probably coming from taxpayer dollars for all these pet lefty causes. the other lifeblood is attention and adulation, which they were getting from a mainstream press that was much more powerful in years past. right. they're not getting that in the same supply anymore. and we live in an attention economy. so their theory is if we just continue to make these bids for attention and we make them crazier and crazier, that will bring attention. and attention is good no matter what. but you know what? the only person that works for is donald trump. they are up against the very best when it comes to the attention economy, which is why they fall short with every single one of these attempts. and i think the state of the union or excuse me, joint session, can we just call it state of the union was a perfect example of that is because they decided to heckle the heckler. what are you doing? it's not a great idea to

. ♪ hello everyone i am adjacent along with mary catherine, lisa boothe and joey jones put welcome tohe big we can show the big story tonight, you're creating president zelenskyy says he is ready to sign a rare minerals and deal with the united states following his oval office showdown with president trump. who is making his way back to washington night ahead of his joint address to congress on tuesday. over on capitol hill, republicans have had enough of zelenskyy. quick something has to change. either he needs to come to his senses in >> to the table in gratitude, or someone else needs to lead the country to do that productivity of gratings to figure that out but i can tell you, that we are re- exerting peace through strength. trump administration has been clear they want to end the fighting with the cease-fire deal. but, they feel like zelensky is non the same page. >> zelensky never stopped asking for, i will give no concessions. they've got to leave my land. violent reparations of the $300 billion and i went the united states to get me security guarantees. >> if you want awards a

the crime that we're looking at is the murder of mary catherine edwards. she was murdered in 1995. . >> were you aware of the crime even? >> no. >> you didn't know that catherine edwards was murdered? >> no, sir. >> did not.// wedding night only would've been the only time you seen her? >> probably so. >> okay. never obviously had sex with her? >> no. >> never? >> never. >> did you ever go in her house at all? any house that she ever lived in? >> no. >> clay, i'm going to level with you, okay? right here and now and i want you to hear me real close. >> all right, sir. >> what i'm going to tell you right now is your dna was on catherine's bed and was inside catherine. >> okay? i mean, i don't know how it got there, but if you say it was there. >> there's only one way for it to get there. >> okay. >> and that's by you putting it there. >> okay. >> there's two people that know that story. you're one of them and she's the other, and she can't talk. what i ask you is now to be honest with us completely, and tell us how did that happen. >> i'm not going to say anything except i need an at

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gjoey: mary catherine, they're saying the budget is going to cut medicaid and doge is cutting all the jobs of people that are good workers and did trump take a hit in the last couple weeks over -- that could affect how he's received with this address? >> one, a couple of suggestions and bring folks that had medicare advantage, very popular program with seniors and enrolled and cut by biden and bring those folks in as trump's guest. maybe members of families of the 13 service members that lost their lives at abby gate and never invited to state of the union address or state of the union light, but there's a part of this where trump and doge need to explain to people, hey, yes, this is the oaks plain yourself era for federal employees and never had to do that before and federal programs can't say we're all great. don't cut us. explain what you're doing and how it's benefiting the american taxpayer. there's a vulnerability and move fast and break things and break the wrong thing, someone can bring a person that's sympathetic that's affected by that . i would fact check all these closely

and also, you can't write the book in 2021 and call it mary catherine ham's story of biden is obviouslycline. we can all see it. that's not a bestseller. >> yeah, it. >> turns out. by the way, this guy also says, like he tries to cushion. he says, like a lot of people lie about age and try to cover up age. it's like a normal. >> thing to do. >> and i just want to say, as a 24 year old commentator. not all of. >> us and not all of it, you covered it. he literally himself in germany and went to sleep. >> yeah, okay. >> nobody themselves and goes, oh, okay. he goes. >> yeah. >> like i can't, i have to say i can't really cast stones in that glass house. >> by the way, biden's book is falling off the shelf. >> yeah, sneak that one in there, didn't you, champ? all right, up next, bill murray ignites debate on the dude who broke watergate. >> when you really. >> need to sleep, you. >> reach for the really. >> good stuff. zeke. will ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil xecl ultra. when you really. really need to

catherine schwarzenegger. talked about raising their kids in the catholic church because her family is catholic. her mom is mariehriver kennedy. carley, you are going to love him when you hear his interview. it's nice and refreshing to see people in hollywood not being ashamed or afraid to stand up many is he an a. lister. thank you, that's coming up later in the show. all right. 24 minutes after the top of the hour. chilling text messages reveal the moments university of idaho students realized someone was inside their house as their friends were killed. that is next. ♪ (♪) the last eight years i've been in bed, basically. after taking relief factor, after two weeks, when i woke up in the morning, i could open and close my hands, stand on my feet without them killing me, the pain just subsided. if pain is affecting your life, see how relief factor can help you fight back. 100% drug-free, relief factor doesn't mask pain, it helps eliminate it. call or go online. get your 3-week quickstart today, only $19.95. watch golf from the best seat in the house with xfinity. from the tee to the green, catch every pivotal m

mary ellen carroll as well as director robert smuts. we had sophia hayward from the office of the city administrator natasha mitchell from the comptroller's office from sfd, catherine mcguire pete walsh david was our and the chief. so i want to thank the members of the steering committee and the people who filled in for them when they couldn't make it. additionally there was an internal technical group there was a subject matter expert working group composed of deputy chief julian ng, commander nicole jones, commander derek lou commander derek jackson commander urban tero captain jack hart and captain chris canning. and finally the sfpd project team led by director zach director mcguire who is here with us tonight as well as director diana roach, jason cunningham, carl nikita and maria accountants who wanted to make sure to acknowledge those folks and also to set the stage of what we're going to be hearing tonight to my fellow commissioners, this will be the first of a number of of meetings and solicitations will have on this subject after speaking with our deputy city attorney. i want to talk a little bit about process. so under the process we're required to consi