mike can speak to that or anyone else, but this is worse. amazon more worrisome than apple?fundamentally the case for amazon and apple >> we go become the last couple of years and we had an epic opportunity for retail, and yet amazon dnidn't participate in that some of the news out of -- also hadn't been doing that great that doesn't seem like a great recipe when you take a look at a name like apple it would be a better place when you think about it this way it's not a long-term duration. the valuation isn't huge relative to the market but i think people need to remember that when there was a view that this wasn't going to really grow -- right now it isn't growing. this thing has not traded at a great multiple either. this thing traded down the ten times earnings once upon a time. i don't think there's harm in apple. continues to generate massive free cash flow, but the upside isn't there. >> i love talking to you guys. all the sell-side analysts love. not too much on the desk jeff, apple, amazon, either? >> i feel like apple's been the stock that's been the bear market baro

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what we just heard from donald trump himself into that microphone after his conversation with mike pence. it can easily be argued that speaking into that microphone he is still communicating with mike pence or trying to communicate with mike pence. so, is it possible that the grand jury and the special prosecutor could find criminal intent and criminal conduct in what donald trump is doing at that microphone after the phone call? >> yes, lawrence. i don't think it would just be that speech. i think it would be in conjunction with what trump said to pence earlier in private conversations. and that has always been the kind of missing element. we've obviously seen that videotape before, as did millions of americans. but we don't know what trump said privately to pence. and that was really one of the rare failures of the january 6th committee, which did such a brilliant job amassing all sorts of evidence, but they never got pence's story. pence was willing to let his aides go and testify before the january 6th committee, but he was too timid, too scared to show up and tell the american people what h

i can't focus on the cold ice under your feet, although it's almost mike can i have a down jacket noe on again come on come on. good evening, the vise is tightening according to questions of the opinion of the parisians, unequivocally 89% are in favor of canceling the reconstruction of place notre dame to the greenhouse. i work there, held in the courtyard of the paleo, yang are not, neither an administrative decision that violates the general rules established by law, nor a decision that restricts civil liberties, not police measures . this means that this decision could not be motivated by the application restrictions of the law of july 11, seventy-nine, considering that the permission issued by the prefect on may 16, eighty-six, applies to the execution of the entire complex of works, monsieur bouren will wrap trenches for the installation of pumps that are necessary, that the installation of an automatic switch was authorized by a separate permission of the authorities, which the decision on appeal was not filed within the time limits set for issuing the necessary prior approvals

don't hurt mike. can security please get the other mike lindell out of this?guy, george santos? >> no. >> jimmy: what do you think of him? >> is that the guy that was just here? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no that's a different guy. all right, mike. well, thank you, mike. [ applause ] you know what? i have to say, one thing about you is you are definitely committed. you should probably be committed, to be honest with you. [ laughter ] mike lindell, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] the mypillow guy. we'll be right back with fall out boy. >> thanks for having me on, jimmy. [ cheering and applause ] >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the all-electric mercedes-benz line-up is here. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the all-electric mercedes-benz line-up is here. >> jimmy: another dumb show.ntor i mike lindell, james adomian. apologies to matt damon. we did run out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first, their album "so much for stardust" is out march 24th. here with the so

mike pence. i didn't think it was needed for president biden. i think they're doing this for optics, meaning, they want to make sure the public believes they can havety of these investigations. but mike pence's case seems so much a matter of inadvertence that i don't think there is really a criminal law issue that requires a special counsel to inquire. i think the doj can handle it. >> separately, mike pence has been subpoenaed by the special counsel investigating trump's role in the capitol insurrection. he wants documents and testimony from the former vice president. what would the options be for pence? just simply comply or might he also exert an executive privilege? >> so the best course for him is to comply and continue the mike pence i'm a hero, i resisted on january 6th leaving the capitol and i did what the constitution requires of me and now i'm doing what the constitution requires of me again and i'm testifying. but if former president trump asserts executive privilege, pence can't assert it himself. the president has to assert it. the president asserts it, then mike pence can say, court, let me know if that privilege is availing or wheth

security, really, writ large as mike was just pointing out, and i think another part of the decoy, mike can bear this out for me, i don't think the president and first lady go out for dinner in public on a friday night, as of saturday night, they were in d.c. having dinner in a restaurant. that was unusual. he wasn't at camp david or delaware. they did everything they could to keep secrecy. it was really important, and i talked to keir simmons about this earlier, so important that they did tell russia, they told us that they told russia a couple of hours in advance, and it's so clear that russia would not want to be taking out an american president, that would be an escalation beyond belief. that train was manageably safe. we're told on a call from white house officials that the president decided this on friday, that the risk was manageable, and it was very well done, coordinating effect from the intelligence as well as the security, the secret service, obviously, but closely held as kristen was reporting. and another reason why it's so important that they were face-to-face is not only the

now that we think that he's retired for good mike, can you put it into some context this career thatreat has he been. >> there's so many, there is like ten super bowls appear to him, he's won seven, which is more than any other franchise, it's the most -- six with new england, pittsburgh, 80 seat in the list of all of the conference there. the one that grabs me the most, is that tom brady has one more playoff games than only a handful of franchises, there are only six franchises out of war more football playoff games than tom brady, and one of those franchises new england, and he won 35 of their 37 playoff games. so at the biggest moments, he almost always delivered. and i think to go beyond the football for a second, there's something mythical about much in the way that there is and will be, of michael jordan brady change the narrative in so many ways. he was a celebrity, and he had the supermodel wife for a long time until their divorce, he was very comfortable in front of the camera but he was also one of the guys in the locker room, he never lost that work ethic. in tampa in late

gifts you can give anyone. >> reporter: now tatum says he's finally ready to retire the role. >> i don't really see it as ending, i guess, but -- >> really? >> i'm definitely not going to be magic mikere, i can tell you that. >> you both have daughters. when they're older, will you let them watch the movie? >> i don't think it's about letting them, they're going to do what they're going to do. >> yeah? >> how would you feel about them watching? >> it's the right time, age appropriate, if she wants to see it, of course, i'd be proud for her to see it. she's super smart, super cool. i'm sure she'll -- she'll find a lot of interesting questions in it. >> my daughter's rad, so it's not that i'm looking forward to it because i'm definitely -- not going to be the easiest conversation. but she's going to be like, "this is awkward to watch, but this is still cool." >> "but i'm not watching it with him." >> our thanks to janai. "magic mike's last dance" is in theaters february 10th. >>> the down down to rihanna. meet the man who will bring her epic super bowl halftime show to life. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom r

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prosecutors to ask questions about it, and those are things that mike pence and his team were fully aware of before the book was published so you can that prosecutors want a lot more but because mike pence is represented by emmitt flood, one of the well known lawyers here in washington, who is a hawk on this issue of executive privilege we expect that that issue is going to come up. we'll see whether that means that there are certain questions that he will refuse to answer and then what the justice department does about the. does it go continuing fighting for additional answers, or the reason to bring forth. >> thank you, very much, evan perez. my panel is with me right now. let's not were evan finish. ryan goodman, on the legal side, he brings up a how executive privilege will be important to. this again, we say how pence did not testify in front of a generous committee. he did allow mark short and others, so he is going to use executive privilege, but do take that will slow this down or work? >> it certainly will not work. there is a u.s. supreme court case, united states versus nixon, a unanimous decision, which a sitting presid

and those are things that mike pence's team were fully aware of before the book was published. so you can bet that prosecutors want a lot more, but because mike pence is represented by emmet flood, who is one of the well-known lawyers here in washington, who is a hawk on this issue of executive privilege, we expect that that issue is going to come up. we'll see whether that means there are certain questions he will refuse to answer and then what the justice department does about that. does it go and continue fighting for additional answers all the way to the supreme court? >> all right. thank you very much, evan perez. my panel is here with me now. let's just start where evan finished. ryan goodman, with you on the legal side of this. he's bringing up how executive privilege is going to be core to this. pence did not testify in front of the january 6th committee. he did allow marc short and others to, but he didn't. so he's going to use executive privilege, but you don't think that's going to slow this down or work? >> it certainly won't work. there's a u.s. supreme court case, united sta

can refute it. former secretary of defense mark esper refuted it yesterday, former secretary of state and cia mike pompeo has refuted it. but, maria, the american people can refute it themselves. lucas: florida congressman say it is pentagon told the office of spy balloons and one of them entered home state of florida which he says was never told about and wondering why it was also not shot down, mike. mike: still plenty of questions, lucas tomlinson starting us live on the north lawn. china is calling the united states shooting down the spying aircraft an overreaction by the u.s. while many lawmakers remain critical of delayed action that allowed the balloon to travel across the country. alexandria hoff joins us live now with the details, excuse me, alex, good afternoon. alex: good afternoon, mike. yeah, china's foreign ministry trying to pas the takedown of surveillance balloon office as an attack on civilian air ship as they are calling it adding that china can make responses if necessary. senator rubio says that the biden administration played right into bide china's hand. >> they could send a balloo

not saying i'm mike or anything. but i can evolve in other areas. >> and mike wasn't hitting 12 threes. >>> women's hoops, tara vandervere and stanford taking on utah. coumarone brink gets it to go. stanford could not overcome the home court advantage. got them. utes win 84-78. they share the pac-12 regular season title with stanford and it was utah's first conference title in program history. >>> cal makes the big show quite a bit. but when you are 3-25, the one play special is usually the other team. under two minutes. cougars look to finish off the bears. tj bamba with the excalation mark. washington state wins. >>> in tucson, arizona state versus arizona. the free-throw puts arizona up two three seconds left. desmond cambridge. calvin cambridge walk off. sun devils pull off the stunner. >>> golf, third round of the honda classic in palm beach, florida. this is rookie akshe batsia. found trouble in the mud on 15. takesa hack at it. no shoes, no shirt, no service. second try. and that's pretty nice shot there. not bad. but,

. >> reporter: and mike's creative process can be as unpredictable as his lyrics his orchestra just about a sound. and watching him create music from thin air is simply magical. ♪ moments later, yet another sound ready to celebrate that indescribable essence that makes each one of us so unique >> if you get close enough to a person, you'll find something to love about them >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, portland, oregon >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. happy valentine's day and good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news" tonight, a staple of local and national politics is out. senator dianne feinstein retiring next year. tonight, we're talking to her friends and colleagues. >> she showed that a woman could walk into a nightmare scenario at city hall and restore calm and bring people together. >> who will take her seat in the senate? we've got some insight. >>> also, how do you make up for decades of racism? a group in san francisco trying to figure that out. one idea for

mike. >>> and you can keep a close eye on that weather and track the rain by downloading our free nbc bay area app. you can also get that breaking weather alert straight to your phone. >>> breaking news in what appears to be a deadly shooting in east oakland. police were called to the scene about 12:30 this morning near 80th avenue. at this point police will only confirm to us that a shooting took place there. one officer at the scene did tell our photographer that someone died and the evidence we saw from the video seems to back that up. someone who lives nearby also reported multiple shots being fired. >>> this morning firefighters are still on the scene mondayering hot spots in a fire in oakland hills where flames destroyed one home and damaged two others. it was a smoky scene, you can see it from overhead from nbc bay area sky ranger. >> this is new video. we have video from overnight. "today in the bay's" thom jensen has more on fresh memories from some people living in that area. >> reporter: the fire started just after 4:00 p.m. in the rear of this house in the 6800 block of aitken

i don't think that he will be able to hide behind that. >> let's see what he can hide from. if i had mikece in front of me i would only have two questions. number one, why do you want to be nominee of the hang mike pence party, and number two, where is your spine? those are my two questions. i don't think i would ever get to asking those to questions. barbara mcquade, thank you so much for posing more important questions for mike pence, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming, up a disturbing update on ron desantis's ongoing autocratic war against our education system. e teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated custom scans help you find new trading opportunities while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 ho

i don't think that he will be able to hide behind that. >> let's see what he can hide from. if i had mikefront of me i would only have two questions. number one, why do you want to be nominee of the hang mike pence party, and number two, where is your spine? those are my two questions. i don't think i would ever get to asking those to questions. barbara mcquade, thank you so much for posing more important questions for mike pence, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming, up a disturbing update on ron desantis's ongoing autocratic war against our education system. ion system nicorette knows quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like... try hypnosis... or, quit cold turkey. are you kidding me? instead, start small with nicorette, which will lead to something big. [♪♪] instead, start small if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. for people livin

mike make any and all decisions on his own. we met in turkey smuggling, some one out of i asked, controlled territory can be extremely dangerous, particularly for a woman travelling alone at a hotel in the south of turkey, mike met the smugglers. i took a back seat, he handled the negotiations with her him with him. oh, my meeting with us today. he was clean cut off, well groomed up. he said he had ties to the news for a front to tie. so i'll create a more or less miracle video, a kinder sized mike, mike from brighton box in a town of $200.00 is sitting in a hotel with 2 guys from al qaeda. i've had a drinking tea party and smoking a 100 cigarettes 11 as indefinite if told us. they're definitely terrorist as increased just by napoleon aboard real thugs. but i want my daughter back with us can do to hum. ah. then it begins somewhere in syria. some men are making their way to rocca. they'd managed to smuggle people out of the i s capital in the past, and extremely dangerous undertaking. in 2015 rocco was the heart of the islamic state, fully in the grip of the terror groups. the security forces who were constantly on patrol leo,

. >> reporter: and mike's creative process can be as unpredictable as his lyrics his orchestra just about a sound. and watching him create music from thin air is simply magical. ♪ moments later, yet another sound ready to celebrate that indescribable essence that makes each one of us so unique >> if you get close enough to a person, you'll find something to love about them >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, portland, oregon >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ waiting for the right time ♪ ♪ will it ever be the right time ♪ ♪ is it ever gonna feel right ♪ ♪ to say it anyway ♪ ♪ all the little white lies ♪ ♪ i just touch myself 'cause i ♪ eyes wide shut and ♪ ♪ we'll keep dancing ♪ ♪ above underground we'll keep dancing around it ♪ ♪ dancing ♪ ♪ our love's burning out we'll keep dancing around it ♪ ♪ we'll keep dancing around it (we'll keep dancing) ♪ ♪ we'll keep dancing around it (we'll keep dancing) ♪ ♪ we'll keep dancing (dance dance dance dance) ♪ ♪ above underground we'll keep dancing around it ♪ ♪ danci

or three, he can challenge this in court as an executive privilege argument. i think it's important to note mike pence can challenge this under executive privilege. but donald trump can try to come in from the outside and say i'm the oholder of that privilege. i don't want conversations with my vice president disclosed that could set up a court battle. we would be going through the district court, the federal court of appeals, maybe the supreme court with nixonian effects potentially. >> thing is not the worst thing that ever happened to him. obviously, he did his duty on january 6th. it's not surprised that he got subpoenaed. he is the central witness in an effort to overturn u.s. election and overthrow the u.s. government. so yeah, i expect to be asked a few questions. but for him politically to be drug in under subpoena as opposed to going voluntarily, maybe he thinks that works for him politically. i do think he is genuinely concerned about his constitutional role here, which is why he did what he did on the 6th. but the executive privilege stuff does matter to him. and it wouldn't shock me

mike rogers, mike turner on intelligence committee, can caliber on the appropriation committee. mike mccall, chair of the foreign relations committee. roger wicker who is now the new ranking member of the senate armed services committee. these are all people who work in a bipartisan basis for strong national defense. in will be voices of reason in our leadership in the building and or other leadership on the hill can work with to basically tamp down some of the extreme positions on the far left and far right. conferences like this can help make the case for what is required for you have some terrific speakers and panels that will provide needed insights and information for it again welcome and we look forward to many more years of supporting expeditionary warfare in our stellar exponent division and activities. it's now my privilege to introduce the 78 secretary of the navy the honorable carlos del toro for a class of 83 at the naval academy, he was commissioned as a service warfare officer. he served 22 years including command of the uss. he had a very promising continuing caree

mike pence can try to assert executive privilege.trump can try to assert executive privilege. those arguments will lose. every judge will rule that first of all, executive privilege presently is for joe biden. the president to invoke our way, if we all have the sense that he will not invoke executive privilege to prevent mike pence from testifying about the democracy crimes of donald trump before the grand jury, ain't happening. the other thing, this issue was litigated during the watergate days in the nixon case, when there was a federal grand jury looking for, among other things the crimes of a foreign president, the executive privilege will yield. the only question is, will mike pence be able to succeed in delaying his ultimate day of reckoning before the grand jury? >> there is precedent there. charles, what critical information with the special counsel want to know for mike pence? >> the special counsel is going to be looking to find out exactly what donald trump may have communicated an indicated that he was aware that anyone w

. >> reporter: and mike's creative process can be as unpredictable as his lyrics.s a sound. and watching him create music from thin air is simply magical. ♪♪ moments later, yet another sound ready to celebrate that indescribable essence that makes each one of us so unique. >> if you get close enough to a person, you'll find something to love about them. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, portland, oregon. >> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. happy valentine's day and good night. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. . >>> it is the end of an era. senator dianne feinstein has announced she will not seek re-election. we'll break down what it means for california politics and beyo

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mike make any and all decisions on his own. we met in turkey smuggling, some one out of i asked, controlled territory can be extremely dangerous, particularly for a woman travelling alone at a hotel in the south of turkey, mike met the smugglers. i took a back seat, he handled the negotiations. the 1st room with him of my meeting with others if he was clean cut, well groomed up, he said he had, ties to the newsroom brought to tie. so i'll create a more or less miracle in your account are the highest mike, mike from brighton box in a town of 200 is sitting in a hotel with 2 guys from al qaeda. i've had a drinking tea party and smoking a 100 seger adults. you have them as indefinite if told us, they're definitely terrorist as increased. just minor puckett mobile, real thugs. but i want my daughter back. we just came to the home. ah. then it begins somewhere in syria. some men are making their way to rocca. they'd managed to smuggle people out of the eye as capital in the past, and extremely dangerous undertaking. in 2015 rocco was the heart of the islamic state, fully in the grip of the terror groups. the security forces who were

i think, you know, that is the one piece of information that only mike pence can talk about. he had phone calls with former president trump where he was allegedly pressured to essentially stop the counting of the electoral votes in or send the matter back to the states, and there were repeated conversations with him. and i have to believe that that is why jack smith wants to speak with him. >> and let's look at it this way, if there were only questions about potentially classified documents, an issue we know is in smith's purview, an issue that has touched multiple officials, your view as a prosecutor, it would be unlikely you would subpoena the principal, in this case the former vice president, if you were only looking at that, is that your inference? >> yeah, absolutely. i don't see how for just the mar-a-lago documents case you would need this witness. >> yes. >> so it really also suggests to me he's pretty far along. in other words, i suspect pence is one of the later witnesses you would call, not one of the first. in other words, you wouldn't want to bring in mike pence

. >> yeah, we're just like you put it, mike. you can visualize that.orners are still very much there from what it sounds like this. >> in past that they haven't been able to get over really comes down to the fact that republicans are trying to take advantage of this moment, too, negotiate more spending cuts for the government. but what they've been proposing, democrats just still can't support. and so that's when the government the last time we heard that potentially for a timeline was probably around june that will be running out of money will have to wait and see what the cbo ends up saying about it tomorrow. boy, let's hope they don't take it right up to the deadline racking. thank you so much. jessi tenure reporting live for us from washington. >> meantime, a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki is running for president in 2024. she made that announcement in a video this morning. >> the socialist left sees an opportunity to rewrite history. >> china and russia are on the march. they all think we can be pulling kicked her out. we shou

doors in the house republican conference meeting, be aware there are cameras on you and a hot mike that can pick up your conversation and the cameras can pick up what you're looking at on your phone projected to the nation. mccarthy is trying to showcase a different type of republican party when it went to 15 ballots to elect the speaker of the house instead he wants to show a different opposition and he told me earlier today he does not plan to do what nancy pelosi did in the trump era, when she ripped up donald trump's speech in one of the state of the union addresses. he said i will not do that and be a political ploy but we'll see how republicans respond and members on the hard right listen to the request. >> he'll count votes in arizona and pennsylvania but not ripping up a speech. got it. manu raju, thanks so much. let's discuss with dana bash. a big difference between this state of the union and last is that speaker mccarthy, republican will be remiend biden's shoulder. you were in a briefing with mccarthy. i'm not sure if it was on the record or off. >> not unlike the president off

that can be construed as a waiver. if you're mike pence, once you have come out and started discussing these things publicly, then there is an argument that you have given it away. donald trump may have an actual interesting counterargument, he doesn't control the privilege. that's my privilege. i'm the former president, so maybe he does whatever he did, but that shouldn't be held against me. that will be an interesting and really unprecedented issues for the courts. >> one more this is for robert o'brien, trump's former national security adviser, who has been subpoenaed, not only in the investigation surrounding january 6th, but also the documents discovered at mar-a-lago. how much could he offer to the documents investigation? >> so this one is really interesting. he really has the same options we just discussed with mike pence. he can testify, he can try to negotiate, or he can fight it in the courts. but it did catch my attention that the former national security adviser was subpoenaed in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. i

challenge this in court as an executive privilege argument, and i think it is important to, know mike pence cancutive privilege, but donald trump can try and come in from the outside and say, i am the hold of that privilege, i was the president, i do not want my conversations with my vice president disclosed. that would set up a court battle we go through the district court, federal court of appeals, maybe a supreme court, and so many stakes really. >> scott, what do you think the calculus for francis? >> i actually think this is not the -- -- he is the central witness in an effort to overturn u.s. election. and, you know, throw the u.s. government. i expect to be asked if you questions. but for him politically, to be truck in under subpoena, as opposed to going voluntarily, maybe he thinks that works for him politically, i do think he is genuinely concerned about his constitutional role here, which is why he did what he did on the sixth, but the executive privilege does matter to him. and, it wouldn't shock me that they would try to see him fight this out, and he would say i just think we have

sean, you go one thing, bank of america, john , we're having a little hard time time put your mike e can, a little bit so we can hear a little more clearly. how about maybe pulling down? yeah, let's try that a little closer. yeah. socau hear me now better can yo. yeah, it's okay. this works. all right. to impo so he raised two very important questions. one is the banrtis thaecord,k wi data mining records that didn't go through a court or court a national security letter. oriy >> george does not believe that the fbi used any court instrument to get these. he was told that they had just volunteered by the banks. that's a very important issue. here's the seconissud. when the fbi agents get under this pressure, they want at t dk at the videotape and say, hey, maybe theside guys did do something wrong. show us the videotape. more than a criminal case,isor the fbi supervisors in washington told their own agents in boston, you can't look at it because we might have undercover agents and informants on the ground that we don't want to reveal even to other fbi agents to .agn i just talketsd to jim

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mike" movie. >> i felt really proud that i can move like that and be technical. and then i did ask my parents for permission. they said, as long as you don't do this move and that move because that's very cheesy. >> a "sunday sitdown" with salma hayek. plus another "life well lived" later in the show. >>> let's begin with new details about president biden's decision to shoot down a suspected chinese spy balloon that floated over the united states for days. nbc's senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has the latest. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. the military recovery mission continues off the south carolina coast to find and retrieve whatever is left of the chinese surveillance balloon and its equipment and then try to determine more about what china was trying to do secretly over the u.s. the white house is emphasizing saturday's shootdown operation was deliberate, lawful and patient. president biden, who had faced republican criticism about his response, stressed that he made the plan earlier in the week. >> i ordered the pen

if you want to talk about mike pence as a candidate, you can do so in this first hour, this first 40utes or so of the program. (202) 748-8000 for the eastern and central time zones, (202) 748-8001 for the mountain and pacific time zones. republicans only in this hour. walter is next in silver spring, maryland. hello. caller: thanks to c-span. just to reiterate what the previous caller called about, trump being there. i am indian-asian. i am really proud nikki haley put her hat into the ring. but i don't think she can do it. the only reason she did is because she can ride on the coattails of trump. i just wanted to say that. thank you for c-span. host: what led you to that conclusion? caller: she cannot raise enough money and she does not have enough votes in the country to be able to do it. her efforts in south carolina were great, but she doesn't have the fortitude or strength to do anything as far as foreign policy or domestic policy. even if people know where -- her and has name recognition on the east coast, she doesn't have over -- countrywide name. i think that is the reason wh

in the middle of it all, you can see that the president has tweeted, to 20 4 pm the president tweets, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should've been done. >> it angered me. but i turned to my daughter, who is standing nearby, and i said it doesn't take courage to break the law. it takes courage to uphold the law. the presidents words were reckless. it was clear he decided to be part of the problem. >> ever do that? just turn to your child and say it doesn't take courage to break the law? it takes courage to uphold the law. not exactly harsh words from the guy who said you should be lynched by an angry mob and santa sent an angry mob afterwards. but pence has to walk a delicate tightrope if he needs to woo trump supporters to his sideways he wants to run as president. so far he has been reluctant, in fact refused to, in the case of the j six committee, personally cooperate with investigations into his former boss. >> i never stood in the way of senior members of my team cooperating with the committee and testifying. but congress has no right to my testimony. >> you're closing

can. the more you publicly goad this president the more you may push him to decide to run in 2024. that's a sense i get of him. >> mike: makes you wonder who can say mr. president they aren't that into you? i guess we'll see. >> dana: who do you have coming up on fox news sunday. >> we'll talk with katie hobbs, pulled out a narrow win here and now dealing with issues that everybody is dealing with across the country. many of these governors, the border, education choice and debt ceiling. we'll talk to her about that and the nfl fox sports analyst with us. michael, howie, the coach, terry. the panel to tackle the politics of the day includes the one and only bill hemmer and clay travis to break down the hottest stories of the week and one more plug, a doctor one of my favorite players to come through florida state. he was a rhodes scholar played in the nfl and a neurosurgeon. he is inspiring and a great message how we can all do better in our own lives. >> dana: i look forward to that report as we've been talking about it for a while. thank you. >> mike: see you sunday. >> dana: suspect is behind bars in the death of a

mike. that is my can of for us from washington d. c. u. s. federal reserve has raised its target interest right by a quarter of a percentage point, the central bank continued to promise own going increases in borrowing costs, as part of its battle against inflation. the statement, the fed said inflation has ease slightly from the 40 year highest hit last year, but it is russia's worn ukraine was still adding to global uncertainty. helen fisher has more. the rise and interest rates of one quarter of one percent is very much in line with expectations. it is the smallest rise since almost a year ago. but it still takes the interest rate here in the united states to around 4.75 percent the highest. it's been in 15 years. know the fed back in december, was talking about possibly raising rates to 5 percent or above. they haven't felt the need to go that far, because they think that the rate of inflation is slowing down and we know are the inflation crisis has hit millions of families across america with increased prices . the fed chairman jerome po

president, and you can indict them after they are president if they announce they are running again for office. geoff: the fbi today discovered an additional classified document at mikendiana home during a voluntary five hour search at the house. is this what we can expect moving forward when the doj encounters high-ranking politicians, former officials that have classified documents where they shouldn't be? >> as a someone who was the former national security advisor of the jtice department, i find it disconcerting that anyone, whether it be vice president pence or president biden, is being classified material home, it is an obvious problem mom but what pins did does not appear criminal in the same way that donald trump did. with mike pence, it seemed inadvertent, and he right away call the fbi through his lawyers and have them search the home. it took a while but it looks like cooperation existed. with trump, he denied and lied about having those documents. geoff: neil, thank you for your insights. >> thank you so much. ♪ amna: it's a microcosm of the larger debate about changing the nation's criminal justice system. this week, republicans in congress have taken st

earnings season is in full swing as you can see there there's a ton of big names on deck to report next week mikeuw's got a call to action on one name that could see some magic when results cross the wires. mike >> we're taking a look at disney of course. you know, this is an interesting situation. this name fell nearly 60% from the peak to the trough even net of the big upswing we've seen recently. still down 45% from those all-time highs we saw about a year ago now, when we're looking at the earnings right now, the options market implying a move just under 6% by the end of next week, and of course there's a lot of things going on there we've seen the return of bob iger and a little bit of trouble in the management c suite, and on top of that we've also got the pelts family in there kicking around, trying to get a board seat, so we have activist activity going on. disney's prime property has always been espn that does need to adapt to a streaming universe, but i think that's a great property s and their parks business doing well if they can get back not even to peak eps, 7 bucks a year ago, but

can find are in there. these are experts. i don't ask you to take mike dewine's word for it. i'm not an expert. but we brought the best people we can find. we're testing the water. we will continue to test the air. as you know, we've got 20 monitors around town. we've gone into anybody that's asked us to go into their house. we've done that. what those tests are showing is that the air is good. you know, we were very careful in what we said about your municipal water. the experts said we think it's going to be good. we don't think it's going to be a problem, but we all agreed we needed to test it. so we did test it and got the results back before we told anyone that it is okay to drink the water. we also know there will be continuing concern about that. i don't blame you. i don't blame you at all. so we're going to test that water, you know, every single week and we're going to continue to do it. i think the key and the mayor has said this to me and some residents have said this to me, a real concern that, you know, we're going to go away. when the tv cameras go away and the reporters go away, i

can find are in there. these are experts. i don't ask you to take mike dewine's word for. i'm not an expert. brought in the best people that we literally can find. and we are testing the water. we are going to continue to test the air. as you know, we have got 20 monitors around town. we have gone into anybody who has asked us to go into their house. we have done that. and what those tests are showing is that the air is good. we were very careful in what we said about your municipal water, your village water. the experts said, we think it's going to be good. we don't think it's going to be a problem. but we all agreed we need to test it. so, we did in fact test it. we waited until we got the results back before we told anyone it was okay to drink the water. but we also know that there is going to be continuing concern about that. i don't blame you. i don't blame you at all. so, we are going to test that water every single week. we are going to continue to do it. i think the key -- and the mayor has said this to me and some residents have said this to me. it's a real concern that we are going