[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> michael: welcome to "the daily show." i'm michael kosta. a great show for you tonight. we'll talk about michigan's commitment issues, the supreme court debates how much gun is too much gun, and the worst thing to happen to willy wonka since johnny depp. so let's get into headlines! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] let's kick things off with the supreme court, where the nine justices sat down today and -- after clarence thomas put out his tip jar -- they heard arguments on whether it should be legal to essentially turn ordinary guns into machine guns. >> the supreme court is hearing arguments on bump stocks. the attachments functionally turn semiautomatic rifles into automatic weapons. donald trump banned them in 2017 after the massacre at a las vegas music festival where a shooter aiming from a hotel room fired 1100 rounds in just 11 minutes. >> everyone agrees that machine guns can be banned. the arguments here hinge in part on the very technical issue of exactly how bump stocks work, and whether their mechanism fits the definition of a machine g

michael was trying to clear michael oher from the misconceptions. michael oher wants to be able to walk away with his head up, knowing that he did the right thing. [music playing]

when michael was taken to the tuohys, michael didn't have much. and a lot was offered. i think for michael to accomplish some of his personal goals from #1 graduate from high school to maybe one day become a college athlete, there wasn't anyone better for michael to go in with than sean and leigh anne. the transition from mike living with me to living with them-- i spent a lot of time with the tuohys. they seem to be genuine people that cared about him, that cared about his success. i worked at chickasaw country club which the tuohys were members of. one day, i was working, and this big old person just comes up behind me and picks me up in the air. and i'm like, this guy is literally ragdolling me and it's michael oher. and i'm like, what's going on, brother. and he introduced me to the tuohys as his big brother. every time they would come to the club, hey, nate, how you doing, we want nate to come be a part of our party. i mean, it seemed to be all love. from what i saw, they were very nice people. the tuohys started calling them their son and a part of their family. i

[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> michael: welcome to "the daily show." i'm michael kosta. thank you. a great show for you tonight. we'll talk about why you'll be taking out a mortgage on your next baconator. biden tries to solve israel and palestine in one lick. and good news, there's finally a kennedy in politics. let's get to the headlines. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] let's kick things off with an update on the war in the middle east. with the situation increasingly desperate, the world has been looking to the united states for a way forward. and yesterday, president joe biden had some good news, although he delivered it in the most joe biden way possible. >> could you give us a sense of when you think that ceasefire will start, sir? >> well, i hope by the beginning of the weekend or the end of the weekend. at least my national security adviser tells me that we're close. we're close. >> michael: not the most dignified way to deliver world-changing news. it does remind me of that photo of obama's team watching the bin laden raid while making balloon animals. now in joe biden's defense

when i interviewed michael, cohen we have one of the first responses from michael cohen right after this news broke. he said to me i'm not sure who will run the business. who it is that they would put the business into the hands of. i wonder if you have any reporting on who there is in terms of a line of succession who could potentially take this -- we're talking with michael cohen in a few minutes. >> i don't think there. as this will be on autopilot, their -- >> house of business on autopilot? >> it has been for a while. the shrinking already. but they enter, and remember when donald trump first got elected, the kids were talking about doing a new brand of hotels, they weren't going to do international deals. they at least had some growth plan. this thing has been in shrinkage mode since he got into the white house. you're going to now continue to see that because he has got to meet these payments. they are big. we're not going to see any more growth. he is got managers at the golf course, they are the main things that they're running. it's not like they got a complicated business. he'

[laughter] thank you, michael.joe biden is incompetent to be charged how could he be competent to be our president? competent to be president why wasn't he charged like trump? answers jonathan points out for the white house claims fault lies with robert her not from the president that can't tell mexico from egypt. denial isn't just a river in tijuana. [applause] let's speak directly to the media, legacy reporters who continue to deny what nearly all americans know to be true. this is a watershed moment. we have all heard the her report. seen conclusions from someone that got to interview the president without you, the media running interference. you might want to come clean otherwise you are going to end up like joe biden one foot in the grave and the other in your mouth. let's welcome tonight's guests! pronouns ho and beau. michael loftis. [ cheers and applause ] we promise not to whack her at the end of tonight's show actress, draya day mateo. she is like the left over wings from last night, hot, dry and bony. "n

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michael gove on the front of the ft.el gove said in the sunday times that young people are being stitched up by the housing crisis. he did and he said young people might lose faith in democracy if they don't get the houses they need. as you have already alluded to, for somebody who has been in government for 14 years with a bum on the seat of the cabinet table, it is a curious thing to be pointing the finger in this way that somehow this is a terrible, terrible problem and now it must be turn to. whereas people who study the housing market, you can pick up any statistics under the sun to show the issue has become more and more and more acute under 14 years of conservative government. there is a weird element to michael gove trying to make like a bystander. the back story is what he's trying to do is persuade other people and government to make sure the legislation he wants to pass goes through and he wants more money for housing in the budget. if you are being scurrilous, you might suggest there are lots of different mot

>> i think the theme i've heard is of course michael is a resourceful person. his success isn't solely due to the tueys. michael himself gives credit to them for helping him in a very vulnerable moment in his life, but he also says mrs. tuey didn't teach me how to play football the way this film depicts me. i'm not, i didn't become an nfl player strictly because of their help in my life. i had some fortitude. i had some inner drive. i had a survival instinct that had taken me as far as to even meet the tueys until he was well in high school. and i was a great athlete. he was blessed with that skill. he had a great mind. as it turns out, he was on the dean's list at ole miss. despite all of his hardships. and he had a hard life. he doesn't deny that. he grew up on the rough side of the mountain and the tueys certainly did help him, but there was more to his success and everyone seemed to agree. >> okay. look forward to what is going to be a very fascinated look at this entire experience. michael fletcher, thank you so much. the cnn flash doc, blind sided, premie

and michael -- at msnbc. this morning, call out from the ruling of the criminal donald trump business empire. what the trial could mean for his upcoming criminal trial. plus, we get reaction from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, the opposition of the death of electing the valley. and the deafening silence from a critical figure. -- is here as republicans pull of aid to their allies abroad, grab your coffee, settle in, welcome to the weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ the man who wants to when the country for the next four years could not run a business in new york state for the next three. that is part of judge arthur engoron's civil fraud ruling against donald trump. engoron also found the republican front runner more than $350 million, with pre judgment interests, trump already owes more than 450 million. a spokesperson for the trump organization called the ruling a quote horse miscarriage of justice. in his decision, engoron said, quote, defendants refusal to admit ever -- constrains this court to conclude they will e

michael. >> i good morning, everyone. will today's press conference will essentially allow the community to voice their concerns about the future, the coliseum in also the owner of the a's that they say could be potentially blocking development and this is general video that we've got up on your screen. today's press conference is being hosted by the oakland community in the open united coalition, essentially asking alameda county board members to step in and back out of the sale of the county's 50% stake in the coliseum and imploring them to do so before the a's complete its final payment. also adding that officials need to do something soon as the future of the city is at risk as to whatever is done with the coliseum in that area is going to affect the entire east side of oakland, along with the city as a whole from nearby businesses to housing. now as what the development, maybe we're hoping to learn those details today. fans, however, across the bay continue to fight for the 8th to staying open. despite the team's own

michael houston. _ end of the year. michael houston, -- _ end of the year. -- hewson. stay end of the year. michael - houston, -- hewson. stay on a houston, —— hewson. stay on a similar subject but in the us because the federal reserve chairjerome powell — traders's hopes of a much interest rate cut when he was speaking on wednesday. the us economy is performing unexpectedly strongly, but the fed raising borrowing costs to a two decade long hi in its own fight against inflation. 0fficial against inflation. official data showed employers created more than 200,000 newjobs in december with unemployment remaining atjust 3.7%. we will have the latest coming out in a few hours' time later today. the chief economist at hhi services company adp, who does its own inch —— research into the us economy, including a much watched monthly employment survey. let's focus on the non—farm payroll. what do we expect and what influence could it have on the fed?— it have on the fed? good morning- _ it have on the fed? good morning. we _ it have on the fed? good morning. we are -

at official michael move. thank you gentlemen. both. all right, that is going to do it for this episode. of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out m o. the show. just don't have to shape house because the application and engagement equals the trails. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common ground the the after the nazis bower in italy, needs foreign policy became extremely aggressive. benito mussolini needed glorious victory. e decided to achieve his ambitions in africa. despite the fact that formally libya had become an italian colony back in 1912. the vast territories of this country were not actually controlled by rome. the nazis decided to put an end to this. but as soon as the religious order of this genocide stood in their way, the arabs did not want to submit to for an hour and put up stairs, resistance, dividers against colonialis

michael thomas is live with the details on that. so, michael, what are you learning? >> hi, good morning, everyone. what we know that president biden and his administration say that essentially these chinese based port cranes they're made from there and they say that they are a cyber threats moving forward all ports across the country when they do need to get a new crane, they need to make sure that those cranes are made right here on american soil. so let's look into some videos you can see this is the port of oakland and this all started with a government report that was put out. they say that the cranes are currently meeting in china. they're made by a company called the pmc. and currently they say that they do have the ability to monitor us shipping and could potentially disrupt and even shut down an entire system at any point in any given time from overseas. so right now, hundreds of these ship to shore cranes are implemented at ports across the u.s.. and as we mentioned it right here in the city of oakland. so the president's executive order to change. this is a

michael move. thank you gentlemen. both. all right, that is going to do it for this episode of motors oper. and i the show that dig deep into foreign policy in current affairs. i'm your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning and we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o, the russia land, a vast resources found less potential for civilization. that's open to everyone. is the view on the washer fixed shooting system countries. most exciting accomplishments in one of the 2 boys is a new the pursuit can use. this is where i'm located. pardon? do you want me to be able to teach this task? russia, can i be in the email you guys mentioned, which was the main breakout breakout last night to meet at the mix, to stage, to the 19th and the interview stopped. woocommerce investor, the institution, to the end of triumph, and for the want to be for the of the 1000 selves suddenly under the control of the russian forces, there are no sabotaged groups. there's no ukrainians, or there's no ukrain

at official michael move. thank you gentlemen. both. all right, that is going to do it for this episode at modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning and we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o. the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as fast? can you see through their illusion going underground can hello and welcome defrost of full force. here we discuss the wheel in russia. land, a vast resources found less potential for civilization. this has been to the level of the view from the bushes, fixed shooting system countries, most exciting accomplishments with tier boys and to do with the pursuit can use. this is where i'm located. pardon? do you want me to be able to teach such as the

the street michael made i'iisi hard approaching politicians in the street michael made his career byreer by going giving politicians going and giving politicians a hard and he hard time in the street, and he did that to me. and it's perfectly it's perfectly legitimate. we i don't want this perfectly it's perfectly legideaate. we i don't want this perfectly it's perfectly legideaate. vpolitician want this perfectly it's perfectly legideaate. vpolitician shouldiis an idea that politician should be behind a metal be hidden away behind a metal screens , and everything away screens, and everything away from were there to be from the public were there to be challenged by by the police. >> i'm alone. alone. a lone voice on this one, because i think we're in the realms of death we. death threats. of course we. well unacceptable. well they're unacceptable. >> ago. no. of course. >> but years ago. no. of course. no, all of that. there's line no, all of that. there's a line to but and to draw. but going and challenging a politician in the street, to my mind , is the street, it's to my mind, is

i mean, michael likes the client. i know michael. i consider him a friend but we know his history. likes to claim that the only things you ever lied about had to do with donald trump, that's not really true though. he was convicted of personal tax fraud, he now claims he lied when he pled guilty to personal tax road. i see him as a problematic witness. >> well, he's more than a problematic witness. he could be exploding hand grenade for the da's office. there's a lot to work with if you're cross if you're cross-examining michael cohen a lot and there are conflicting stories about the same story and so but i think as former prosecutors, we also understand that it's your job when you have a very difficult witness to make sure that the jury understands who he is. they have it's been preset. they know this is going to be a guy with a bad past. you've got to inoculate the jury and then i think if he's honest about all his failings he's more believable. >> can i say one thing that stood out to me today, being in front of the court was the judge. trump's strategy on every trial is delay,

michael thomas is live with the latest on that morning. michael. >> i could morning everyone. you know, tonight's meeting essentially will hopefully give people a chance to express their concerns. not only with the coliseum and the future of that, but also with the owner of the a's who they say is continuing to block any production happening there. take a look. this is video we have of the coliseum now, this entire press conference and meeting that's set to happen earlier or later this morning, i should say, is being hosted by the oakland community in the oakland united coalition, essentially asking alameda county board members to back out of the sale of the county's 50% state. the coliseum and imploring them to do so before the a's complete its final payment, adding that officials need to do something soon as the city's future is currently at risk. and whatever is done with the coliseum is going to affect essentially the entire city of oakland and specifically the east side of oakland. also with nearby businesses and housing and jobs. now, despite any of that, many fans acros

michael. >> has such a great energy.kind of energy that i want to make give to my community as educator, hope the future. he's embracing all the love, thrown his way. >> and hopes wherever you live, you'll show your library and a little love to. i want people remember that their local library, a little ember. and it's just it's cool because they your local library and make their day in fairfield, noelle bellow maybe people near for to help for news. >> while michael has loved his work at the library, he has recently decided to take some time away for his mental health. his last day in fairfield will be this friday march. first, he does, however, plan to continue advocating for literacy and the joy of the library system through new avenues that he's found through his social media presence and by the way, make sure to tune into our special airing this thursday night at 06:30pm, where we honor black history will look back at some of the wonderful stories we've done so far this month. we'll done so far this month. we'll be r

at official michael move. thank you gentlemen. both. all right, that is going to do it for this episode. at modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy in current affairs, i'm your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning and we'll see you again. next time to figure out the m. o, the, [000:00:00;00] the syrians, the beginning of its history, the united states of america has officially declared this driving for freedom and people's rights to happiness. however, in reality, having won independence, american colon is tested for the total extermination of the indigenous population of the continent. american indians were deprived of their land. local residents were driven into reservations given the worst agricultural territories, while the best land was appropriated by white colonizers, the strongest blow to american indian tribes was the extermination of vice of native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughtered the bivens and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every b

at official michael move. thank you gentlemen. both all right, that is going to do it for this episode. at modus operandi. the show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs, i'm your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning and we'll see you again. next time to figure out m. o. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion. by power to division with no real live indians fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can hello and welcome to cross the full force. here. we discussed some real in the russian forces, evacuate schools of wounded ukrainian troops who were apparently left the day by t f. i had of the russian takeover of the strategic cities of gifts. good and this and that's the public distressing images gone. the seventy's civilians were pointedly killed in a massive wave of

go ahead, michael. what else i can? yeah, in my case, it's hard to call me as a actually, so i might, since i am one. however, it's the reality is i see what that yahoo has done. i know the history and i also understand what it's going to lead to. and it's, and he's no better than the nazis that they ran away from. i can't get over this the way they are treating the palestinians today. it is outrages and intolerable. well everyone, well, we're all on record of what we said as what was happening. i have a clear conscience, gentlemen, that's all the time we have wanted to take my guess and rest in new york and without the yeah, and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our d. c. a next time. remember, across the the, the russian states never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community, best of all sense and the same assistance must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin. yep. mission, the state on russia to day and split the ortiz

michael move. thank you gentlemen. both. all right, that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion, by how us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills and then it just kind of shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can russia land a fast resources found less potential for civilization? it's open to everyone. the number, the view on the bush, a fixed show to system countries, most exciting accomplishments in one to 2000 with 2 boys. introduce the pursuit and uses this is where i'm located. pardon? do you want me to be able to teach this as russia? can they be in the email to get the government t

at official michael move. thank you gentlemen. both. all right, that is going to do it for this episode. of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs, i'm your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out m. o, the russian land. a fast resources found less potential for civilization. this has been to the level of the view from the bushes, fixed shooting system countries, most exciting accomplishments holding one with 2 boys in so doing the pursuit can use. this is where i'm located. pardon, do you want me to be able to teach this as russia? can they be in the email to get together that you mentioned that almost a week, maybe i was not made as you go to the next to stage to the new into the, into the interview was conducted the addition to the end of the one to be for the of the, the town itself is family under the control of the russian forces. there are no sabotaged groups. there's no ukrainians, or there's no ukrainians who

go ahead, michael on 2nd. yeah. in my case it's hard to call me as actually so i might, since i am one. however, it's the reality is i see what that yahoo has done. i know the history and i also understand what it's going to lead to. and it's, and he's no better than the nazis that they ran away from. i can't get over this the way they are treating the palestinians today. it is outrageous and intolerable . well everyone, well, we're all on record of what we said as it was happening. i have a clear conscience, gentlemen, that's all the time we have only take my guess and rest the new york, and we'll talk to you. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our d. c. a next time. remember, across the the way are in moscow, standing in front of one of ours as most iconic symbols and embodies greece, elegance and articles. on a grandiose scale theater, the, i guess my spouse i think was the best way to look at, even if it was a mutual report. and then you said something. i mean, if i give them the

michael mckee is here to break it down.ichael: according to the michigan survey, people are happy. the headline number comes in at 79. this is the final report. these are all january numbers. the current conditions number goes down a little bit. the expectations index is up to 77.1. people pretty optimistic about the future. expectations about the next year, unchanged. goes up to 2.9 from 2.8. probably some statistical noise. americans are becoming much more happy campers. that was the forecast and the transportation number comes in double what was forecast at 4/10 capital goods down from the initial report of 3/10. katie: tell me about what we learned at 8:30, that was surprising. michael: two months over 300,000 jobs. there is really almost nothing in that report that is bad news. some of it influenced by weather. awfully good jobs report. katie: awfully good jobs report. you can see that in the markets today. you are seeing the s&p 500 build on some of its gains. different story when it comes to the bond market. the reac

a sunday with michael portillo.e tories tanks . in two byelections tories tanks. in two byelections this week . and another one looms this week. and another one looms in rochdale . the town's muslim in rochdale. the town's muslim population was measured at 36% in the census, three years ago, so it can play a large part in the result today with my politics panel, i want to ask to what extent the muslim vote shapes the politics of this country and are the efforts of politicians like the dumped labour candidate azhar ali, to pick up those votes? any different from my own bid? a quarter of a century ago in enfield, southgate or that of mrs. thatcher in neighbouring finchley, to strike positions that would attract the votes of the jewish community. more bad

michael is there. hey, michael.s got the great surprises all coming up. >>> also ahead prince harry. what he says about his father's health and their relationship now as he gives us a first look at the first ever invictus winter games. >>> plus how to fly to two vacation spots for the price of one. first let's go to ginger. ginger, that's why you have to be safe on the roads. >> that and this is what inspires finding your spring break vacation. this is michigan highway 23. they had a pileup that shut it down for sometime. between flint and saginaw you had 4-6 inches. lansing it was coming down fast and heavy for a short time. in western new york, with a little lake enhancement and a little elevation, you added up to a foot in some places. so that's the first storm that's passing on. but we've got another one that, by tomorrow morning, baltimore, washington, d.c., philadelphia, trenton all will be waking up with snow. we're talking on the order of 2-4 inches. even in new york city we could be in that 1-2. a slide of

hang on, michael. yeah, you started francisco, whatever money i get doesn't match or if the not the nature restoration law is going to float my land because i don't need to live in the air. you get that into your head. we found cash so infirm. she know they don't walk on want to know. i just want to un, he's proposing on our pg towards the the, you get part of the to irish ways of this. just for the most of in general mcconnell, i don't, we can't, we can't talk over each other because no one has a thing, frank francisco, yes, please come to the stage. the countries have national plans that do take into account barely ality. so he's just saying that we, we are going to do everything he for brussels and we have just moved to florida everything. so we can re, while make sure this is just see, this is missing information. this is nothing serious. i haven't got the glass now go back and forth. mike, michael, just very quickly, excuse me. it's not misinformation because the default position onto the nature r

michael has such a great energy. he has kind of energy that i want to make give to my community as educator, hope the future. he's embracing all the love, thrown his way and hopes wherever you live. >> you'll show your library and a little love to. i want people remember that their local library a little ever. and it's just it's cool because they your local library and make their day. >> while michael has loved his work at the library there in fairfield, he has decided it's time to take a step away from his own mental health. his last day in fairfield will actually be this friday march. 1st, he does, however, plan to continue advocating for literacy and library. joy through new avenues that he has found it through his social media presence. this was just one of many stories we've done here at kron this month to honor those who are creating black history. make sure to tune into our black history month special airing this thursday at 06:30pm, guys. >> well, thanks for bringing that story to what great character. yeah,

michael has such a great energy. he has kind of energy that i want to make give to my community as educator, hope the future. he's embracing all the love, thrown his way and hopes wherever you live. >> you'll show your library and a little love to. i want people remember that their local library in little ember. and it's just it's cool because they your local library and make their day. >> while michael has loved his work at the library there in fairfield, he's decided it's time to take a step away for his mental health. his last day, there will be friday march 1st. that's this friday. he does, however, plan to continue advocating for literacy and library. joy through some new avenues he's found through his social media presence. this was just one of many stories we've done here at kron this month to honor those who are creating black history. make sure to tune into our black history month special. it airs this thursday at 06:30pm. >> still to come here kron for news 11, the latest from the sierra has a huge snowstor

the street michael made i'iisi hard approaching politicians in the street michael made his career byreer by going giving politicians going and giving politicians a hard and he hard time in the street, and he did that to me. and it's perfectly it's perfectly legitimate. we i don't want this perfectly it's perfectly legideaate. we i don't want this perfectly it's perfectly legideaate. vpolitician want this perfectly it's perfectly legideaate. vpolitician shouldiis an idea that politician should be behind a metal be hidden away behind a metal screens , and everything away screens, and everything away from were there to be from the public were there to be challenged by by the police. >> i'm alone. alone. a lone voice on this one, because i think we're in the realms of death we. death threats. of course we. well unacceptable. death threats. of course we. weibut unacceptable. death threats. of course we. weibut yearanacceptable. death threats. of course we. weibut years ago. eptable. death threats. of course we. weibut years ago. no.|ble. death threats. of course we. weibut years ago. no.

michael, you finish off the last 30 seconds here. if you disagree or just called an anti semite, that's still a very potent weapon. go ahead, michael on 2nd. yeah. and my case, it's hard to call him yes, actually. so i might, since i am one, however it's the reality is i see what netanyahu has done. i know the history and i also understand what it's going to lead to. and it's, and he's no better than the nazis that they ran away from. i can't get over this the way they are treating the palestinians today. it is outrages and intolerable. well everyone, well, we're all on record of what we said as it was happening. i have a clear conscience, gentlemen, that's all the time we have wanted to take my guess and rest in new york and would talk to you. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our d. c. a next time. remember, across the the tracking use if it's not with headlights or whatnot. see, as russian political activists alexi in the valley has died in prison and investigation is underway instead of island. he

this latest slip—up by president biden, how is that going down, michael? ., �* ., ., michael?e come at a worse time — michael? that couldn't have come at a worse time for _ michael? that couldn't have come at a worse time for the _ michael? that couldn't have come at a worse time for the president. - michael? that couldn't have come at a worse time for the president. in i a worse time for the president. in the middle of a news conference on defending his cognitive abilities, referring to the egyptian president el—sisi as a present of mexico. his opponents alreadyjumping on it and the president's offices calling it slip—up. the president's offices calling it sli..-u_ . ., the president's offices calling it sli--u.~ . , ,, the president's offices calling it sli-n-uf ., ,, ., slip-up. what is your assessment of his assessment _ slip-up. what is your assessment of his assessment of _ slip-up. what is your assessment of his assessment of the _ slip-up. what is your assessment of his assessment of the report? - slip-up. what is your assessment of his assessment of the report? it - h

it's a very different contrast, michael, as you, know from donald trump. this is a man who is just focused on himself and retribution and revenge. and it is important for folks to understand that, to see what is going on in the short term, but also to understand the long term ramifications. and so, we will, in this big tent that we have as a democratic party, we are not always going to agree on every single thing. policy is not always going to cut the way that we want to tolerance the board. but we are going to have those conversations, and sometimes they are tough conversations, so that we can move forward and be strong as a party together. and that is what we are engaging in right now. that's why i am in michigan right now, meeting with folks, and meeting with folks in various groups to make sure that those conversations are being had, and that we can find a path forward. >> mr. chairman, you all do have a lot of opinions on that side of the aisle. so, i can appreciate -- >> -- here, brother. >> i can appreciate that, my friend. dnc chair jaime harrison.

go ahead, michael on 2nd. yeah. in my case it's hard to call me as an anti semite, so it's i am one. however, it's the reality is i see what that yahoo has done. i know the history and i also understand what it's going to lead to. and it's, and he's no better than the nazis that they ran away from. i can't get over this the way they are treating the palestinians today. it is outrageous and intolerable . well everyone, well, we're all on record of what we said as it was happening. have a clear conscience, gentlemen, that's all the time we have only take my guess and rest the new york, and we'll talk to you. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our d. c. a next time. remember across on the the, the, and it was warmer to the office agenda to separate from the petro dollar and create a gold back dean are which inevitably led to the us nato, european union. mafia ball, to kill them at the edge of a bayonet. know, throw this country the syria for 12 years has been the victim of one of the most

michael: how much time do you have?ur earnings call earlier and someone asked a similar question. without getting too deep into it, the reality is the private credit markets, even though they are having a moment, are still massively undercapitalized relative to the amount of institutional equity that need some form of private credit solution. just as an example, there has been a trillion dollars in on invested private equity dry powder in the market against $200 billion of private credit dry powder. for all of the attention private credit is getting, there is not enough private credit in the market to satisfy the private equity that is already been raised. putting aside some of these cyclical opportunities we are talking about. i think there's plenty of appetite. the return opportunity in private credit across the different parts of the market is as good as we have seen in a very long time, since the global financial crisis. i think people are seeing the seniority and the structural protection and will continue to alloc

michael maloof is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst ended latavia. we crossed to steve, so he needs he is an award winning journalist and chief editor of mid east this course. alright gentlemen, calls talk roles and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want and always appreciate it. let me go to you 1st here and let me just ask you a very basic question. since the united states is an election cycle. very simple question. i remind everyone the title of this program is guides, a death camp. so in light of the title of this program, lionel has joe biden put genocide on the ballot are absolutely not. and the reason why is that, sadly, to say, peter, most americans are most american voters, do not understand this conflict. this war is har as genocide. when i ask any of my friends conservative liberal, it doesn't matter. this is what they say is real, has the right to defend itself, all thinking and all discussion stops. and if you follow up with, but does israel as it is being suggested, have the right to punish kaiser to eliminate guys, to elimina

all right, michael. hang on, michael. yeah, it started francisco. whatever money i get doesn't match. or if the not the nature restoration law is going to flush my land because i don't need to live in the area, get that into your head. we found catherine, so infirm. she know they don't walk on one of the is proposing on our pg towards the, the you getting part of the 2 irish ways is just for the overall shopping dining room economy. i don't, we can't, we can't talk over each other a big because no one has a thing different francisco, yes, please come to the stage. the countries have national plans that do take into account barely ality. so he's just saying that we, we are going to do everything he from brussels and we just went to fort everything . so we can rewind, make sure this is just see, this is missing the formation. this is nothing serious. i haven't got the better the glass or the item for it, mike, michael, just very quickly. excuse me. it's not misinformation because the default position onto the nature restoration laws that will all pete

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>> yes, michael cohen has a pass. this is probably something that is not unusual for the prosecutors office. they have to have as witnesses, individuals who have unsavory records. this is not going to be a big deal. will it be sensational for the public or what we talked about in the press, undoubtedly? the idea that you have as a star witness or part of your star witness, is someone who has a criminal pass, that is not as big a deal, i think. more importantly, what michael cohen will be testifying to is not necessarily the things for which he has already been punished. he will be talking about and making the connections between donald trump and this catch and kill strategy that was coordinated with the national inquirer company with david in order to conceal these acts from the public. i think that is slightly different. yes, he has a pass, but this is something that he can draw a connection that is unrelated to in his. bass >> i would say, the looming specter of allen weisselberg, the poor man that keeps taking the

well, you michael crick michael. , elections and by elections know, elections and by elections than almost anybody in the country would you advise somebody as a general rule , if somebody as a general rule, if they want to stay in parliament to defect to another party? >> no, indeed. i've advised people not to defect. there are very few cases of people defecting . there are 1 or 2, but defecting. there are 1 or 2, but there are very few. i mean, douglas carswell, when he defected but that was defected to ukip, but that was for by—election initially, for a by—election initially, dick taverne in 1973, 1 or 2 others. it's very unusual now. lee anderson , i mean, i think lee anderson, i mean, i think what he said was appalling and he should be thrown out of your party and should not be elected back into parliament again . i back into parliament again. i think he i mean, i've long said he's an accident waiting to happen. it shows happen. i think it shows appalling your appalling judgement by your leader minister that lead