conservative daily podcast, jewels and author of google archipelago, a new york university professor mike direct and will an independent political researcher base in sweden. greg simon's thank you. thank you. now he's been called one of america is lost the truth tellers. next he's speaking to option catch jimmy door ahead on the latest edition of going on there. problem, this is your, are to introduction of the time action or can see welcome back to going underground broadcasting around the world from the u. a. i mean it's genocide in this region and the threats of a nuclear war in europe this week. the name dr. biden harris, regime green lit the firing of us army guided long range weapons on nuclear armed russia. a pathetic response to trump leading us electrons on a platform of ending the war through negotiation. russian television is already discussing the wiping out of british cities. germany as well as nato's newest member suite was issued nuclear war guidance to which citizens consistent supporter of the working classes of the united states. an opponent of would you, me do a host of the ji

mike: madison scarpino leading us off, many thanks. for more, let's bring in former las vegas police lieutenant randy sutton and retired if fbi agent who was also the former acting directer of the atf explosive terror device analytical center. gentlemen, welcome. >> thank you. mike: some riveting details from authorities during that news conference this wrapped just moments ago includeing that the suspect traveled to egypt in june 2023, made a couple of scouting trips to new orleans including wearing those meta if glasses to record video of bourbon street and other places he was cruising around. scott, what do you make of those details? >> i thought it was a fascinating presser. a lot of details about the killer's travels. i think it's obviously significant that he went overseas, marley to egypt. particularly to egypt. but i think it was also interesting that they confirmed he was making a very powerful homemade explosive. in this case the thought process is that he was making rdx. it's commonly used by the military and also in the civilian sector, much more powerful than what is normally in pipe bombs. and the fact that he was actually trying to synthesize that, i think

much of the anger from trump's supporters that day was directed at mike pence whose role as vice presidentaid he welcomed the return of order and civility to these historic proceedings. he congratulated donald trump, and said it was particularly admirable that vice president kamala harris would preside over the certification of a presidential election that she lost. here's the moment she did so: the votes for president of the united states are as follows. donaldj trump of the state of florida has received 312 votes. kamala d harris... cheering and applause. kamala d harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. cheering and applause. around 60 million americans are under severe weather alerts, as a winter storm sweeps through the east coast bringing heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures. as many as five deaths have reportedly been connected to the dangerous storm. seven states, including kentucky, virginia, maryland and kansas, have declared a state of emergency. in the worst—hit state of kansas, authorities have closed two major interstate highways. the storm has also disru

much of the anger from trump supporters that day was directed at mike pence, who was then vice presidents to certify the election result. today, mike pence said he welcomed the return of order and stability to these historic proceedings. he congratulated donald trump and said it was particularly admirable that vice president kamala harris would preside over the certification of a presidential election that she lost. vp harris: the votes for president of the united states are as follows. donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 312 votes. [cheers and applause] kamala d. harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. [cheers and applause] anchor: now to the middle east. israel says hamas has not given any details about the status of the hostages it claims it is ready to release in the first phase of a potential deal. a senior hamas official showed the bbc a list of hostages who he says the group is willing to release, which include all the women, children, elderly, and sick captives. but it is unclear how many of them are alive. this comes as negotiators from both si

i pray about it and ask god what i need to do, what is best for the country, the direction we need to go in. mike is a very decent man. i want him to be a little more fiscally restrained. i hope he is in the future. we will just keep working on those things. a few other things i'm interested in but he has been very open minded to my suggestions. i have enjoyed that relationship. christian: do you think he is committed to reducing the debt? is he committed to getting the legislative agenda through, even if that might mean working with democrats? are you content with that? >> i don't care, i honestly don't. i want to see a reduction in spending at i want to pay down some of this $36 trillion we ran up, another trillion dollars every 100 days. that is not good for our economy, the world economy, unless you are chinese, i guess, and then we have to borrow the money from them. i suspect that is something on the minds of every conservative on the house floor. christian: before i let you go, we are into the second round of voting. you seem pretty confident things will be ironed out. presumably enormous

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mike johnson. >> that is a direct quote from one republican lawmaker ahead of today's house speaker vote. we've got the latest whip count on johnson's shaky position and a dramatic standoff as police try to arrest a president. thousands take to the streets. kate is out. i'm john berman with sara sidner, and this is cnn news central. >> he acted alone. the fbi changing its initial assessment of who was involved and what they have officially now deemed an act of terrorism in new orleans. they also revised the number of people killed to 14. the 15th person who died was the terrorist who plowed into a crowd on bourbon street in a rented pickup truck. this morning, authorities trying to answer questions as to how several warning signs were missed before 42 year old army veteran shamsud-din jabbar deadly attack. sources say a search of a houston home related to jabbar found chemicals typically used to build explosives. now we want to show you some exclusive footage obtained by cnn. a ring camera capturing him just hours before the attack. loading several items into his truck. and authorities sa

this is another limit to what they can do coming in another direction which would potentially hurt them. mike: thank you. now apple sold 5% fewer iphones globally and lost ground to chinese rivals in the final quarter of last year according to research data. let's break it down with bloomberg's mark german. tell us what the back story and undercurrent to this all is. it seems that artificial intelligence seems to be a thread holding this all together. investors don't seem to be and consumers don't seem to be satisfied with what they are seeing in terms of apple's a.i. offerings to date. >> thank you so much for having me. so back in june apple announced apple intelligence. this is their new a.i. platform. the good news is that apple is here too with a.i. the bad news is their a.i. is not up to snuff in comparison to the competition. you have samsung, which has google gemini deeply integrated. microsoft products have open a.i. deeply integrated at the core of their stack. you see meta with integration in different applications. the industry knows that apple is behind. but here is the other sid

thing when i think about our conversations on any trade, we actually did mike baumann last year for $100,000. it is pretty directere's no skirting around. there's no i'm going to ask for two players with the hope of he's going to give me one of them. we're just very direct with each other. so it is a little refreshing. when i talk to him. we can sense either there's something there for us to continue to work at or there's nothing there, and we're just going to move on. so from that standpoint, working with him in that aspect is, is refreshing. i know marcum was good in milwaukee. and then you guys made a trade that helped you get josh donaldson. do you feel like the one you made, the marquee one you made worked out pretty well for both? absolutely. good baseball trade for both. help both teams. and that's what that's what a good trade is right. it helps both sides. you guys now have a little bit more power than back then. do you hope to down the line make a trade as brothers that kind of repeat that. or is that a nerve wracking thought? yeah. no, it's not nerve wracking at all. when i look at things like this, i

but it's coming back in the right direction, mike. that's good news. >> it is.ng has been at what normally in most cycles would be considered downturn readings for a long time. it's one of those sort of recession signals that was firing and really didn't play out. so, definitely good news. i think the market does want reassurance that growth rates are pointing in the right direction. we're not looking for that kind of bad news is good news type dynamic, except for the impact on yields. we actually do see yields perk up. >> i saw that. >> and turn higher on these numbers. so, it's a little delicate balance as we're trying to find this quilibrium among equity valuations, what the fed's going to do, market bond yields, the dollar, all this stuff converging in new territory. >> manufacturing is turning up, which has been stuck in the mud on the results of higher interest rates. that signals that the fed might not have to cut as much in the year. that's sort of what's been the primary mover of yields. just wanted to throw in another economic chart for you, which is t

direct order or not. it does seem that the trump folks, the trump organization down in mar-a-lago, had concerns about mikener. they didn't like the direction he was leading the intelligence committee in. and they whether there was direct order or not, let that be known to speaker johnson, who also wanted mike turner removed. so in his place, rick crawford has been put in. he's seen as more aligned with the maga wing of the party. >> he voted to overturn the results of the 2020 election. >> mike turner had voted to certify them. he has voted against ukraine aid in the past. crawford has. so i think within the republican party, this is seen as a win, a win for the maga wing today. >> one of the sort of ironic twists of fate is that the most brutal assessment of trump's ties to putin and russia came from marco rubio, when he led the senate intel committee after richard burr left. and the most stinging sort of allegations or questions about kompromat and whatnot came from the republican led senate intelligence committee. what is it that they would want from intelligence committees that have no teeth, or no pe

mike johnson elected to a - mikejohnson elected to a second term as speaker, speaker and director directing 0ur panel has been waiting patiently and thank you for that. let's start with you we saw keith itself and ralph norman huddled with the speaker and walk off the floor, i think the congressman was right that the conversation went on, what you think happened behind the scenes? —— keith self. i happened behind the scenes? -- keith self. ~ . happened behind the scenes? -- keith self-— keith self. i think that they made their _ keith self. i think that they made their comments. - keith self. | think that they | made their comments. that keith self. i think that they - made their comments. that they are frustrated and worried about the debt and worried about the debt and worried about the debt and worried about the spending and maybe they asked for a committee, who knows. i know how this political thing works. i was in it for a long time and we know who norman is and we know who seh who norman is and we know who self is, they voted against mike johnson self is, they voted against mikejohnso

those sanctions will actually be imposed will be up to the president direct donald trump when he comes into office later this month, mike kind of has moved from washington, dc, or by the ministration officials say these are the most sprint and sanctions yet imposed on russia, they have focused on 2 of russia's biggest energy companies, and very importantly, have also focused on more than 180 vessels. now the significance of this is that these were what a cold, a shadow vessels had. they with vessels were breaking existing sanctions by flying as the and the other countries flags, and also older vessels that could not be easily categorized. they have now focused on these vessels, which the officials say could lead to a massive financial loss for the russian government. now the question is whether the sanctions will remain in place when the trump administration takes over soon. we have heard from the man nominated to be the national security adviser. michael was saying that he welcome sanctions against russia because he believes that it can be used as a liver to encourage encourage the negotiation that the president elect.

of it extremely draconian, directing the departments to suspend all the invasion as he puts it within 90 days. so extreme measures being taken in this uh, executive order. mike, what can you tell us about troops being sent to the border? it is that confirmed, and does the president have the authority to do that as well? the answer to both of those is yes. for the diary and god, which is a 100 kilometers tractor, a strongly you have to go on foot and those bind, it's the then they have to get throughout the country. then they get to mexico, where there's a lot of coal tails and organized crime. the appraisal them for a lot of people, the already whites get through mexico. he's on the train or network of calls or trains. that's cool. the bees. we go on board with them over a noise in mexico. he's up pace. the they've been waiting all night in the code and then on the pulse in central mexico for the beach to come. it's an a migrant. so given to not one, but a network of coal good trains that hit through mexico up to the us border. there were free roy news and a way to try and avoid mexican migration. but you never know when the trade will come through. and the

this is in direct response to the expectation that somehow mike pence could have denied certification. guest: bingo. this is a big, big deal. the threshold is clause number one, that was a big change in clause number two that they put right out front with the ecra saying that the vice president doesn't have discretion about whether to reject a state's vote count. that he is, and they say it explicitly, performing only ministerial duties. he's just an administrator, a paper pusher, if you will. probably a very powerful one. but still, he has no authority or she has no authority with kamala harris today. and then they even went further to make sure that everyone knows that we're playing by the same rules here, that they created a subsection saying powers explicitly denied the vice president vice president and that was one of them. that they could not reject unilaterally any state vote counts which donald trump was obviously saying mike pence had the power to do. host: one last provision, congress must defer to the states as determined by the states. what's that saying? guest: it's sayin

mike turner? >> of course not. the idea or the notion that this was directed by the incoming administration is simply false. there's a range of decisions that are made when you're determining chairmanship. i have nothing, but praise for my colleague mike turner and friend. he's a great leader and did a great job under very difficult circumstances in the last congress, but the whole intelligence community suffered a lack of trust, i think, over the last few years because of abuses and not on the part of yone in the house, but the intelligence community is the oversight mechanism that we have over that and it just seemed like a good time to have a new change and that's all it was. >> you have a historical razor thin majority. you can only afford to lose two votes. did you just risk alienating a critical, moderate vote that you are going to need to get the trump agenda passed, mr. speaker? >> mike turner and i are trusted friends and colleagues. he will still be one of the top leaders in the house. in fact, i re-appointed him and asked him to serve again and he graciously agreed. he is the voice on nato. >> do

my thought here is that we ought to have mike waltz as he takes over as national security advisor directan updated assessment of those provisions. the president should direct the commander of the southern demand, that's why it's important to get the secretary of defense confirmed on day one to update military contingency plan. they're probably updated. i don't know that for sure. marco rubio, when he's up for confirmation, remind people what the treaty says so we have the absolute right to intervene, to protect the neutrality and intershipping of the canal. maria: we want to get to the confirmation process with you in a second. i wasn't surprised to hear that china is trying to dominate and china could be controlling but you heard what the ceo of the panama canal said, he said no, china is not dominate, not running the panama canal. what do you know about it. it sounds like it would be china's mo, right? >> i would say it would absolutely be their mo. i don't have personal knowledge. it's important for mike waltz to get the experts and do a detailed assessment of it but china is dominati

of it extremely draconian, directing the departments to suspend all the invasion as he puts it within 90 days. so extreme measures being taken in this uh, executive order. mike, what can you tell us about troops being sent to the border? it is that confirmed and does the president have the authority to do that? um, well the answer to both of those is yes. um.

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if you see something good happening, are you going to vote with mike johnson, when he's getting his direction from trump. i think this is going to be one of the most raucous, do nothing, awful congresses we have seen in a long time because i do believe that trump does run the party, and i think his article i powers are going to be bowing to the article ii side. there's a rot going on that i don't know how you get out of it. >> give me a sense of the answer to the question you posed. if you have a democrat who sees something good being done on the other side of the aisle, do they vote to support it? >> you know, i remember, i was talking to a couple of people in there when i first started. you can never support a democrat no matter what. you know what happened to me because i did on some legislation, and officiated a same sex wedding, and if you get out of the current now, three congresses later, i think you're so far out of the current, even on the democratic side, how do you vote. what are you going to do back in your district, you supported donald trump, it's not supporting legislation for

this is in direct response to the expectation that somehow mike pence could have denied certification. guest: bingo. this is a big, big deal. the threshold is clause number one, that was a big change in clause number two that they put right out front with the ecra saying that the vice president doesn't have discretion about whether to reject a state's vote count. that he is, and they say it explicitly, performing only ministerial duties. he's just an administrator, a paper pusher, if you will. probably a very powerful one. but still, he has no authority or she has no authority with kamala harris today. and then they even went further to make sure that everyone knows that we're playing by the same rules here, that they created a subsection saying powers explicitly denied the vice president vice president and that was one of them. that they could not reject unilaterally any state vote counts which donald trump was obviously saying mike pence had the power to do. host: one last provision, congress must defer to the states as determined by the states. what's that saying? guest: it's sayin

larry: mike davis, i hear democrats were attacking my friend c kash patel who will be fbi direct or, what is pam said and outlook for kash patel? >> kash patel will get confirmed. just like pete hegseth, just like pam bondi and the rest, kash patel is a experienced national security operator, he was a public defender he won awards from obama justice department for being a long time national security prosecutor, if he is so crazy, why did obama justice department give him awards. larry: i like that. terrific, mike davis, and ned ryun thank you, we appreciate it. >> coming up on kudlow, are markets ready for a shock "shock and awe" tariff? we'll talk about the cpi and market rally. but "shock and awe" tariff. taylor riggs, steve forbes, john carney. what a group. right here on set. from starting out... whatever you need you guys give me a call! ...to saving up... ...to income in retirement. you got this. vanguard fixed income funds can help advisors grow their clients' savings. vanguard. fifty years of high quality investments. (vo) weight loss is changing. for so long, i felt stuck on

it seems to confirm and deepen our understanding of his direct interest in threatening mike pence. >>and mike pence was only a tool in accomplishing that. he was willing to do anything to incite violence, to inflict harm on his vice president as a threat to him, to make him be his tool, his instrument in overturning the election. and remember, even after the riot had been put down, they were still calling senators trying to overturn the election. so this is a shameful chapter in american history. i'm sorry that this did not result in a trial, but mr. smith is right. once trump was reelected as president, you can't proceed with a prosecution under the rules. and but at least this information is out and will be part of history and hopefully will help in avoiding a recurrence of that kind of activity in future years. >> what does it say? i just asked officer fanone this question, but what does it say about the country that the people who need protecting are the people who brought these facts and this information to the country? and if you're offered protection in the form of a pardon, wo

they are going to be pushing from the other direction, so this is -- there is a squeeze play here on mike johnson and it is going to be a very difficult high wire act for him. i think he has the temperament to do it. i am not going to say that mike johnson is going to fail. i think it is too early to say that, but it is going to be extremely challenging with his razor thin majority. >> it is rather shocking to hear that someone so high up on the success in chart for the presidency is a eventually a leader by default, if you will, because no one else is either capable or willing to step into that role. carlos, i want to ask you. how much pressure, given what did not take place in the last congress, is on house republicans to actually govern and legislate as we go into this new congress? >> well, there is no excuses now, charles. last congress, democrats control the senate and president biden was the president. that will no longer be the case. in just a few days -- when you have a unified control of government, it is very difficult to point the finger. so, republicans are going to be respon

agenda meeting in the oval office today with house speaker mike johnson and senate majority leader john thune. president trump has brought a new direction to washington and yesterday marked the beginning of a new era. >> democratic senate leader chuck schumer is already criticizing the new administration. nothing president did on day one lowered grocery prices. nothing helped americans achieve their dream of owning a home. >> and some of the executive orders are already facing legal challenges. for example, the aclu says it's suing over trump's move to end birthright citizenship. live in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> hannah, another reason that we want to talk to us about this other decision that's facing a pushback from president trump's pardon of people connected to the january 6 capitol attack. what can you tell us about that? >> yeah, this is getting some criticism from both sides of the aisle. we've heard from democrats who say they're really upset over his choice department, these people, but even some republicans say they were surprised to see him pardon people who committed violent acts against police officers lumped in alon

we will hear exactly what mike pence would say about his explicit directions.hat could also be true with white house counsel. >> there were a lot of people that we saw in the position that were not particularly forthcoming that jack smith had access to according to liz cheney. >> exactly, and jack smith had the benefit of all of that and figure out where the holes and could have filled them. although we have the big picture from the january 6, there is still a lot of details they could have filled in. remember people testified but remember, when it comes to my direct communication with the president, i'm not answering. but you can be sure that jack smith did not leave it at that. if that happened during an interview, that is the type of material that we will get. >> when will see the jack smith report? when is the trigger? >> i would assume, given what is going on, as soon as the circuit says that this state is over with respect to volume 1 of january 6. garland should be ready to say fine, it is out and i will publish it. >> my brain went to warring for greenl

agenda meeting in the oval office today with house speaker mike johnson and senate majority leader john thune. president trump has brought a new direction to washington and yesterday marked the beginning of a new era. >> democratic senate leader chuck schumer is already criticizing the new administration. nothing president did on day one lowered grocery prices. nothing helped americans achieve their dream of owning a home. >> and some of the new executive orders are facing legal challenges. the aclu says it's suing over president trump's move to end birthright citizenship. live in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> had another decision that's facing some backlash. is president trump's pardon of people connected to the january 6 capitol attack? what can you tell us about that? >> those pardons are actually facing some criticism from both parties were seeing. many democratic lawmakers say they're very upset by the pardons, but also some republican senators have said they were pretty surprised to see that the president also pardoned those who are convicted of fila violent acts right there against police officers on that day. >> hannah brand

agenda meeting in the oval office today with house speaker mike johnson and senate majority leader john thune. president trump has brought a new directionon and yesterday marked the beginning of a new era. >> democratic senate leader chuck schumer is already criticizing the new administration. nothing president did on day one lowered grocery prices. nothing helped americans achieve their dream of owning a home. >> we're already seeing some of the executive orders face legal challenges. the aclu says it's suing over president trump's move to end birthright citizenship in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> vice president jd vance were in marco rubio as secretary of state this morning. he is the first of trump's cabinet nominees to take the job. rubio says trump's primary priority will be furthering u.s. interests to make the country stronger, safer and more prosperous. rubio, the republican senator from florida is among the least controversial of trump's nominees and whose vote was decisive. 99 to 0. the biggest tech leaders in silicon valley got a front row seat at president trump's inauguration showcasing the growing relationship. >> bet

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direction is slow for oakland. you're at speed. back to you. thanks, mike. 510 right now, reducing your food waste ahead. at 525, we a scientist who explains why composting your waste may. outgoing president biden warns of a tech industrial complex. great day on wall street yesterday. let's take a look at what's going to happen today. well, maybe a little money coming off the table. live from new york. live from new york. live from new york. live from new york. celebrating 50 years of comedic history. a sneak peek on the new snl documentary that premieres today. keep it right here for much moreews ahead for you this morning on today ithe bay.n i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sou

conference i am directed by the vote of that conference to present for election to the office of the speaker of the house of representatives for the 119th congress the name of the honorable mike johnson, a representative from the state of louisiana. [applause] welcome, everybody. i am optimistic about our future. on november 5, the american people gave us a great opportunity to get america back on the right track. they give us an opportunity to get back to normal and to get back to the real issues that the country faces right now. people want the opportunity to take care of their families. they simply want to provide for their children and give them a prosperous future. and, ladies and gentlemen, we have the opportunity today to do just that. we have an opportunity to take our country back. with speaker mike johnson, senate majority leader john thune, and president donald j. trump in charge -- [applause] we have the opportunity to put america first again. [applause] we have an opportunity to do something about crime. we have an opportunity to do something about the border, and we have an opportunity to take care of our veterans. we end every single member in this chamber and

mike. we start with a possible hazard. yeah, something reported in san jose. the commute direction is northbound with these headlights. i'm watching southbound heading toward that two 8680 interchange. reports of some debris in the roadway. i've seen no further problems, follow up or any slowing right where the arrow is. just calling it t. if that's where you're traveling right now. northbound, we do have a typical slower spot developing friday. lighter traffic flow from time to time is seeing a little slowing on 280 northbound. this is the push for the next couple of hours through the south bay, starting right here. the rest of the bay shows a pretty smooth typical friday as well, slowing on the nimitz, barely any brake tapping out of hayward all the way down toward fremont. no problem for the tri-valley across the bay, the san mateo bridge picks up a little volume, but no major issues there on the peninsula side of the bay. great news for the warriors last night for a win tonight. fun times for the concert. tom segura at 730. so keep that in mind. off the 280 extension, we finally see the toll plaza filling all lane

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mike johnson knows how they will vote. and then he has freedom caucus members and others who will pull him in different directions. that is a fight he has within his own caucus. then you have democrats who have a big minority. we have the numbers. we have a number of members who represent districts that trump won who have said they want to work together when their interests come together. they want to be there and negotiating at the table with house leadership to figure out ways that democrats and republicans can work together. which is a good thing for the country. when we have common interests. and when we have things that we all agree on. the common ground that we can find, it's very important. the problem then for speaker johnson is that there are many members of his caucus who will not allow democrats to come to the table. who do not want democratic votes to pass their agenda. who will really give him a lot of headache for that. -- headaches for that. you have three different points of power within this new congress. certainly, the speaker has a great deal of power. then you have freedom caucus members and th

bike facility would be stop controlled, as well as motor vehicles in the east and westbound directions. got it. mike out of the north side, that people might not know that that's that's a that someone biking might make that left turn onto onto the travel lane onto beach. yeah. yeah. so we've we've done something like this before in san francisco. right. or have we, we, we have multiple examples of like sharrows to class for bike facilities that exist throughout the city.ry too emphasize this particular loca of green paint as we get close to the intersection. and that green paint, a lot of cyclists in the city see that and kind of go to it like honey. and we're hoping that tourists would get a similar idea, because we'll be continuing to use green paint near intersections and at decision points throughout this project corridor. yeah, i think the biking is good. sorry, i don't want to interrupt, but i think the biking is good. yeah, i think that just making sure that driving, i'm just my worry is that maybe someone will be like, oh, well i just assumed someone's just going to cross the crosswalk or no

mike: do you see any role for government in trying to help in this area of moderation? we have seen the direction of travel in washington move far away from that. what do you see? rep. auchincloss: the government needs to revoke section 230. the tech industry will claim that section 230 protects free expression. it is just laughable. james madison did not write section 230. it was drafted in the 1990's and is a shield for the social media corporations to not be liable for toxicity, defamation, cyber stalking, and intimate privacy violations. things that are already illegal under civil law. they are not susceptible to prevent them. we need to make them liable for. and then we need to bring in the blockchain industry under regulatory clarity so that you can transition to a web 3.0 approach to social media governance. what is working in web 2.0 has worked well for the tech ceos. it has not worked well for the american children. mike: those are pretty ambitious goals. do you see enough of a consensus between democrats and republicans to be able to get both of those things done? especially with respec

direction. >> so can we talk about not just having principles but being willing to demonstrate principles. you mentioned mike pence. al gore, much closer election. 36 days waiting to see who would be the next president of the united states. it was not al gore, obviously, it was george w. bush, and he had to preside over that, as the vice president of the united states. joe biden today in his op-ed said he will be there for the inauguration of donald trump, a man he believes is a danger to democracy, something donald trump did not do for him. how important are these very visual symbols of principle? >> well, you know, there was a moment in the letters of flannery o'connor, which is probably not where i thought i was going to start. >> it's not. >> in which mary mccarthy, the roman catholic writer is talking about how the mass, the eucharist is a wonderful symbol, and ms. o'connor rears up and says, well, if it's just a symbol, then to hell with it, tgs it's the center of existence for me. symbols only work when they are linked to substance. president biden being at the inauguration of president trump is a sym

mike, yes. the good news is that those containment numbers, they continue to increase. that's moving in the right directionkly to take advantage of these lower winds. you know, the start of these wildfires, what caused it, that's still being investigated. but time is of the essence because the santa ana winds are expected to return next week. so let's take a look at where things stand now, starting first with the palisades fire. we are now at 43% containment. they also have seen some evacuation orders that have been lifted. that means that residents can get back to their homes for the first time since january. 7th. then pivoting to the eaton fire, that impacted altadena where i am today. it is at 73% con ape thement. schools are is still closed here and over 8,600 structures have been destroyed. that includes the one that i'm standing at right now. this used to be fox's restaurant. amazingly, and i'm going to have lance pan up, the sign is still standing. but if you take a look at the restaurant, nothing else is left. it's completely gone. we found -- [audio difficulty] out of the thousands of buildings an

that was also a direct order to the department of justice. so i. >> agree with mike. >> all of this is part of a of a much bigger plan. it feels andrew weissmann like this might be the hinge point to stop talking about the norms at the department. right. they're dead. they're gone. i think any viewer of this show knows what is supposed to happen. the agency, as it was conceived of, will not be that, at least for the next four years. absolutely. and i wonder if you can just take me through what that means and what it means with that stipulated, with this full pivot having taken place with his election, his inauguration, and these executive orders, and with enrique tarrio making abundantly clear that what he has heard and again, we don't know what kash patel or pam bondi have said to enrique tarrio. but what enrique tarrio, the head of the proud boys, has heard and communicated to cameras is that bondi and patel are going to help him quote, right wrongs. >> so the. >> one thing i. think people should. >> note, and. >> i. >> completely agree with you. >> that the. >> wh

direct consequence of the loan must influence within the trump administration. should these reports prove correct? and the national space council is shut down. okay, thank you so much mike hannah, that is mike for us at the white house. is mike, is to, can we just looking at pictures now? of one of the rooms there i believe is the office we donald trump, is choose to give an announcement shortly on that investment. as soon as he does stopped speaking, we will take its life. uh president, trump is also cracking down on immigration and unauthorized border crossings. hayes, shutting down asylum and refugee admissions, and says all illegal entry will be halted and that millions will be deported. trump has declared a national emergency at the southern board and is told the department of defense to move troops to the board of but it comes at a time when a risk for an authorized crossings. at the southern board, i actually low compared to in trump lift office in his 1st 10 to well trumps orders on immigration already being challenged in court. and many us politicians say they are ready to fight back one message for president trump. i'll see you in court. we are filed, our case