mark dolan tonight, mike green.heir headline heroes and back page zeroes of the day. a packed houn page zeroes of the day. a packed hour. and those papers are coming. but first, my take. hour. and those papers are coming. but first, my take . at coming. but first, my take. at ten. with friends like these, who needs enemies? the prime minister of ireland, leo varadkar , has accused britain of varadkar, has accused britain of dissing beijing from the world. take a listen . take a listen. >> but it does bother me to see the united kingdom disengaging from the world, whether it's reducing its budget for international aid, whether it's leaving the european and leaving the european union and now talking about now even talking about withdrawing from the from the european convention on human rights. that's not the britain i know. >> ouch. these comments come ahead a meeting with rishi ahead of a meeting with rishi sunak, now looks set to be sunak, which now looks set to be frostier than a pack of jumbo frostier than a pack

mark dolan tonight, mike green.r headline heroes and back page zeroes of the day. a packed houn page zeroes of the day. a packed hour. and those papers are coming. but first, my take. hour. and those papers are coming. but first, my take . at coming. but first, my take. at ten. with friends like these, who needs enemies? the prime minister of ireland, leo varadkar , has accused britain of varadkar, has accused britain of dissing beijing from the world. take a listen . take a listen. >> but it does bother me to see the united kingdom disengaging from the world, whether it's reducing its budget for international aid, whether it's leaving the european and leaving the european union and now talking about now even talking about withdrawing from the from the european convention on human rights. that's not the britain i know. >> ouch. these comments come ahead a meeting with rishi ahead of a meeting with rishi sunak, now looks set to be sunak, which now looks set to be frostier than a pack of jumbo frostier than a pack ofj

mike green. mike, you're a self—made man with a rags to riches story.m? >> i do. i do. >> i do. i do. >> and it it's quite sickening. it was interesting there to hear rishi talk about it as a scandal and what's more disappointing is after 13 years of the tories being in, he's talking about it as if it's an outcome of someone else's party that needs to be addressed. i think for me, everyone would support supporting the people who can't work or need support. the problem is we're supporting a lot of people with benefits. why is it called benefits? it shouldn't be a benefit . it's shouldn't be a benefit. it's a sick note. it's a fraud and, um, benefit , if you like, that these benefit, if you like, that these people are getting because many of them are frauds. they are absolutely taking the mickey and boasting about it down the pub . boasting about it down the pub. sometimes we've got many people who need help, but there's many, many more who are just exploiting the system that the uk creates for them. and in fact getting up in the morning, going out to wor

let's bring in simplify asset management chief strategist mike green.isten i'm into bonds by default. i'm a stock guy, right? i've always looked at the bond market rational canary in coal mine thing, snoke detector. i don't like the smoke we're getting now. where is this thing going? >> the thing that is happening we're seeing a material increase in supply where the treasury funded itself primary with bills, tga the aftermath of the debt ceiling. initially by bills. place very little pressure on risk assets you can essentially carry as much as you want. they're trying to increase the amount of bonds and candidly nobody is there to increase the bonds because of that. we have allocation today, most listeners will know if they look at their own portfolios and tools they use for managing that, model portfolios, target day fund, they have no capacity for saying treasurys i are more attractive than stocks. i have to change my allocation. we'll see a very slow move and very slow realization to somewhat extraordinary opportunity being offered in products like t

i want to bring in simplify chief asset management mike green.e, before we do this, i was looking at your note from the 22nd, it begins with market efficiency is not the question. what is the question, maybe if you can, what is the answer? [laughter] >> sure, so market efficiency is a measure how accurately markets react to underlying fundamental measures. it is never stand still sort of metric. we know markets react to information. we know there is a degree of efficiency. the real question is are they using the information available to us to provide for what we're trying to do? are markets trying to actually allocate capital to good companies? are markets trying to create returns for our retirement objectives? are they trying to beat inflation, et cetera. what is the painful thing we're asking markets to do far too much. we're asking our governments to do too much and asking our markets to do far too much in this environment. charles: how do you uncomplicate that? i would add the federal reserve has too many hats, and they keep getting more resp

congressman byron donalds, chuck fleishman, congressman mike green, mike johnson, roger williams. of them may have the same challenges we have seen from one candidate after the other of this badly fractured republican conference where you could only lose four republican votes on the house floor to be elected speak other party line vote. today tom emmer found opposition from at least 26 members, which shows you the challenges of anybody moving forward in this badly divided republican conference, which is still at each other's -- at extreme loggerheads in the aftermath of kevin mccarthy's ouster with no clear way forward. >> the stakes clearly still enormous. the house can't pass any legislation without a speaker. manu raju, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, we'll discuss the republican crisis on the hill and more with gop presidential candidate chris christie. ( ♪♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. the industry's idea of a healthier tomorrow. where vapes are deemed safer. nevermind that they'll increase your risk of lung cancer. and they're anti-aging. because you're more

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lot of really good support other the last three weeks from individuals such as congressman mike waltz, only greenin congress. brian mass, navy seal derrick van orton and a host of other individuals and we're excited about having all this support but at the end of the day, the support i'm trying to garner or engordon changesment are the people of the seventh congressional district and the people that raised me and it'll be nothing more than an honor to serve those individuals and if people want more information on me and my campaign, i'm encouraged to go to der derrickanderson.com. pete: you're running for a job that would involve you in the discussions. do you have someone you prefer as the next speaker in your reaction as to how things unfolded. >> right now, we're looking at needing unity within the party and that's the most important to get things accomplished in congress. it's time for new faces and congressmen needs to build the majority and can't hold people hostage and spam burger touts herself as being a moderate democrat and on the problemsoever committee and created more problem this is

be better than this we're the party of serious statesmen, like rudy giuliani, marjorie taylor greene, miket horned up at the "beetlejuice" musical. [ laughter ] seriously, republicans, why did you think you would be better than this? did you forget the entire trump presidency, and if so, could you send me the pills that helped you do that? [ laughter ] you're like a jets' fan saying "i think this is our year" after aaron rodgers went down. [ laughter and applause so republicans basically caused a bunch of pointless chaos and paralysis pushing us to the brink of a shutdown that would imperil millions of americans' paychecks and jobs and in the end, they had to be bailed out by democrats who supplied most of the votes to keep the government open and now, because of that, gop hard-liner matt gaetz, mccarthy's chief antagonist in the gop caucus, is threatening to stir up even more chaos by filing a motion to remove mccarthy as speaker. >> the future of kevin mccarthy's speakership is in peril after he teamed up with democrats to avert a government shutdown. well, this morning, congressman matt

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florida congressman and retired army green beret mike waltz joins us next. fox nation gives you crucial insight into the war on israel. timeline of terror. this isn't going to be days. this isn't going to be weeks. this is going to be months ahead. who is hamas? hamas showed no mercy to these people. they dragged women through the streets of gaza. who is benjamin netanyahu? he's calling for a unity government. and he said that israel will secure its borders. the war in israel in three shows timeline of terror. who is hamas? who is benjamin netanyahu? streaming now on fox nation stop starving your skin and start feeding it true skin. vitamin c serum. true skin has what skin craves a different form of vitamin c? that's gentle on skin and effective until the last drop with nutrient rich blends to keep skin glowing true skin get what your skin truly craves. this place is a death trap. shut it down. i came here to help you. but now we're starting to lose control. what is that? are you willing to change kitchen nightmares all new mondays on fox and watch anytime o

. >> jesse watters: a former green beret, mike, describe the quality of this weaponry. >> saw from theictures that i saw the video and the reporting and actually looks like it's high quality. it was transported and that was stored underground so i'm surprised by that the weapons overseas it's very common i saw personally in gaiman, libya, iraq, afghanistan. there is a good solid logistical underground network known as a rat line and i am taken back by that. >> jesse watters: they have a foreign weapon supply chain running pretty smoothly right into these tunnels and it doesn't betray the sophistication at least the training and dedication of these hamas fighters that they are cleaning the weapons keeping them operational. do you see that as a threat? >> it's a massive threat in 2021 you had a hamas leader report there's 300 miles underground 100 feet under gaza. that is concerning to say the least but would you look at the condition of the weapon systems the organization. when i saw the videos of the attack in israel i monitored the videos from my own channel and i realize this is an o

fact, many of the one for the building preparing for a was post tulips like ben green, who calls himself a happy duma mike. all these other these eligible body met him in germany. the one to stand, how he sees the word it's 2050 and the world is we knew it ended box . yeah. um we live in sites. it's a nice to us. they won't go too easily. it's 10 days. hide what we've tried to keep it is that memory of the best of human achievements. global food supply was hit by a series of climate change. singers, shouts people down, out of water which caused the dry for every major city, looting destruction and collapse. this guy saw it coming and so we're taking shows the in the community he did hear back in the 20 twenty's. so that to me it was started with this dope in fiction soon, but you see that as an indivisibility to i'm not sure how it finishes, and i hope for another living in bunkers, but the state is coming to show. ben is one among an increasing number of payment do most, who believe that the end of the world is nice. i spend a couple of days at his repub us military barracks, in an undisclosed location i

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candidate that can get the needed 217 votes to become speaker, representative mike garcia of california and marjorie taylor greene of georgia spoke at the reporters at one of the microphone stations throughout the capitol. >> sounds like we have a forum at 1:00 and see who is running. which was good. we don't need more rules. [indiscernible question] >> our understanding is only 209 of us are here and hopefully folks are returning to the hill and we can have a immediate candidate forum. reporter: how about the weekend? >> if i were a betting man i wouldn't say tonight and we'll see about the weekend and we owe it to the american people to get through this as quickly as possible and also with the rigor and due diligence we put in all thes pros. reporter: you see anyone else being nominated at 1:00? mr. garcia: i don't know. i haven't seen anybody come forward. 1:00 will be clarifying for all of us, i hope and don't know it will be definitive after that. reporter: it will have to be a majority -- [indiscernible question] mr. garcia: if you're nominated as speaker of the house, you have some sort of leeway to determ

and mike mills actually showed up at the chicago show >> jimmy: what did you freak out? >> i freaked out he walked in basically, we were in the greenand right before we were about to bound onto the stage, mike mills walks in the green room >> jimmy: you're kidding me. >> and everybody just kind of gets like jittery and he's like, "hey, i'm just -- i'm so excited to be here, and i know you guys must have worked so hard," and he had a blast and he was really nice he hung out afterwards and was very nice. >> jimmy: did he get up and play or anything >> he got up and sang a little bit, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: he did >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: see, that's what i'm talking about. that's a good dude >> now i don't wanna guarantee that that's gonna happen ever again. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no but at least you can guarantee at athens, georgia. that's definitely gonna happen mike mills will be there >> we'll see, we'll see. >> jimmy: "murmur", what do you got there? what song you got off of "murmur" that i would know >> it starts with "radio free europe." >> jimmy: oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ calling out in transi calling out in transi

green. speaker mike johnson is running forward with the standalone funding bill for israel this week.hback from his own party from removing the ukraine from the aid package. >> good morning he's getting pushback from senate republicans, there are plenty of those that would like to see the two tied together, what were looking at is the next spending battle between the house and the senate let's start with a house as you mention speaker johnson saying he's going to push this forward this week when they come back on wednesday, here he is explaining why he wants to separate the israel aid. watch this. >> there are a lot of things going on around the world that we have to address and we will but right now what's happening in israel takes immediate attention and we have to separate that and get it through. i believe bipartisan support for that and i'm going to push very hard for it. >> what's interesting johnson could bring over house democrats to his side but if the democrat-controlled senate that will be a problem because democrats over there in gop leader mitch mcconnell and half of sena

different candidates today, but everyone on deck right now, and the latest vote count is mike johnson at 85, congressman greens at 21, other 31 present, too. but the fact other gets almost as much as the second runner-up tells you everything you need to know about the indecision here. but i do wonder given the sort of existing litmus test of election denialism, does that signal that nobody is going to get through this process who is not an avid supporter of donald trump? >> well, it seems hard because as he pointed out trump can knock people out but can't get anyone in. it shows how divided the party remains. part of what's so striking to me about this, these are deep politicalab cuts. these are not household names. i'd be very surprised if many of oursu viewers right now are deey familiar -- >> and he's the majority whip. the trump the chaos being part of it is the trump brand. they either like that brand of politics or really, really do not like that brand of politics. this just feels like some people most of america has never heard of kind of tarnishing the entire party with this sort of brand of chaos and

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names have been floated like mike johnson and by roon green and patrick mchenry and former speaker kevin mccarthy himself. but none of them seem possible to get 217 votes which is really the -- the underlying problem in all of this. >> right. and to alex's point, if israel being attacked by hamas, i think there was some thought that after that happened, that maybe that would rally republicans to move very quickly to try to find a speaker. and that didn't even get them to unify and find a speaker. and they left for the weekend. and one house republican texted me saying they can't even get a speak and pass aid for israel sends the wrong signal to adversaries that democracy can't work. so some of the republicans are very concerned about the signal this sends to allies and adversaries abroad. >> and the distrust is to palpable. there are ebb members that don' want to support the hardliners because why should we reward them, is the thinking. i want to get a sense of how much frustration there is among republicans and they're airing that out publicly. >> how does that make you guys look? >> it

mike, i have two things of green on my screen. the vix at 20 and that's not exactly a great sign. >> no, it's not. very faint bid. also staples outperforming. you see the defenses responding to the market conditions we are in. you have essentially the bond market searching for the pain threshold. usually over time make its piece with a different level of yields. we're struggling with that. it felt as if last week was stopping just short of capitulation type move and everyone giving up because we had the seasonal strength, the fairy whispering in our ears. we have reprising of the market. you mentioned some of the mega cap stocks taking it hard today, in general it's not really concentrated anywhere. equal weight, small cap, s&p 500, they're all kind of in the general zone of down, getting a haircut on this move. >> we might be talking 578s on the ten year faster than we thought even after the rise we've seen. we're at 480. north of that as we speak. >> rate volatility is more than levels. you've gone now back into extreme negative

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michael grover is a former green beret. so, mike, how describe the quality of this weaponry?> so from the pictures that i saw from the video that i saw in the reporting, it actually looks like it's high quality meaning it was transported in not cash or stored on the ground. so i'm actually surprised by that. foreign weapons overseas is very common. i saw it personally in yemen, libya, iraq and afghanistan. but when you see these and the condition of them, it means there's a good solid logistical underground network known as a rat line. and i'm actually taken aback by that. all right. >> so they have a foreign weapons supply chain that's running pretty smoothly right into these tunnels. and it does betray the sophistication, at least the training and the dedication of these hamas fighters, that they're cleaning, the weapons that they're keeping operational. >> do you see that as a threat? yes, it's a massive threat. i think at 2021, you had a hamas leader report that there's over 300 miles underground, a hundred feet under gaza. that's concern to say the least. but when you lo

in fact, many of the one for the one preparing for a was post tulips like ben green, who calls himself a happy to love mike. all these other, these eligible body met him in gemini, to understand how he sees the word it's 2050 and the world is we knew it ended box. yeah. um we live in sites. it's nice to us. they won't go too easily. it's 10 days high. what we've tried to keep it is that memory of best of human, the treatments global food supply was hit by a series of climate change. singers, shouts, people done out of water, which was dry to every major cities, looting destruction, and collapse. this guy saw it coming and so we're taking showed the inconvenience that he did hear back in the 20 twenty's so that to me it was dotted with this stupid infection soon, but you see that as an indivisibility to i'm not sure how it finishes, and i hope you're not living in bunkers, but the state is coming to show. ben is one among an increasing number of time dumas who believe that the end of the world is not. i spend a couple of days at history, purpose, military barracks, in an undisclosed location and to many way

and that's why principal mike plank gave chloe a big green light.a dog person myself. and chloe's won me over entirely. so the joy you can see, the joy even on my face, the kids realize that it's okay to not be okay. and that's chloe's biggest job as a therapy dog. she spends most of her day inside joaquin moraga's, leslie cary wellness center, named after a beloved teacher, a safe place for students to seek help or just take a breath away from the rigors of school. chloe is always the first to greet those in need. joy marlo breitburg runs the center. all the kids faces just light up. it's it's fantastic. and she just has this sort of calming way about her. and she's so sweet. so my face immediately, like, just starts, like. like brightening up and, like, just seeing her makes me, like, smile. are you better at school because you get to pet that dog? i think so, yeah. i think so. because she helps get rid of all the stress and it makes it easier to focus. this is a lot of fun for the kids, but it's a lot of work for chloe too. so after a full day he

mike waltz. he is a former green beret commander and sits on the house on the house armed services, foreign relations and intelligence committees. let's talk intelligence. let's start there. in terms of moving the human shields that hamas would use those 1.1 million potential evacuees for, you know, idf is telling them, the israeli forces saying get out of the way. is that part of the strategy of being able to go in unfettered? what does that make hamas do to its own people. they are saying don't evacuate. >> yeah. harris, the fewer civilians in this urban maze the better for the israeli military. but these militants are going to use human shields. they are going to use hostages and literally chain them to military targets. in my fights with isis, al qaeda and taliban, they would literally put on burqas or women's clothing and blend in taking shots or hide behind civilians as they take shots. so the less civilians the better. my question is, if egypt is reluctant, it is understandable they want to control their border, but where are the gulf states? the gulf states can pay for refugee camps, the u.n.

mike johnson is, he's conservative, he's just a real genuine guy, deep heart, deep faith. it's going to be a great, great, you know, 118th under his leadership. elizabeth: got it. congressman greenlet's take a second and listen to the new speaker mike johnson explain the lay of the land. you're going to see democrats sit down and not stand when he says republicans want to fix the border collapse. watch this. >> i call them the seven core principles of american conservativism, but let me concede to you all i think it's really the core principles of our nation. i boil them down to individual freedom, limited government, the rule of law, peace through strength, fiscal responsibility, free markets and human dignity. we have a catastrophe at a our southern border. the senate and the white house can no longer ignore the problem. from texas to new york, wave after wave of illegal migrants are stressing our communities to their breaking points. the status quo is unacceptable. inaction is unacceptable, and we must come together and address the broken border. we have to do it. [cheers and applause] elizabeth: okay. so how come democrats did not stand for that? >> i actually am glad they d

mike, to you first. a lot of green, nice turn.relief for a bond market that's closed. but the futures are giving us a little bit of a tell. >> the repetition from these beneficials pointing to the same factor, maybe the fed has to do less. i think it does free up the market to essentially embrace the fact we have a decent economy right here. it is more of a normalization-type move in rates than a punishing one in that context. that being said, we're up to the month now on the s&p 500, which is a little bit of a surprise. but still with plenty to prove. i think everyone is looking at, you know, get above 44 p,4004,4 back to that level from the third or fourth week in september before you know this is a sustainable bounce. if yields are calm, earnings season coming, you'll have less macro stress. the oil move today, while dramatic, only gets us back to several days ago. it's absorbable. >> cpi needs to play into the fed may be done, rate have done a lot of work. >> it has to feed into it. >> a lot of fed speakers are saying that. >>

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tanks are lining up at the border, israeli official says the idf has the green light to go in. mikeobin is live in israel. what's happening right now? >> well, we are following the latest developments with the very good news about a hostage release, the two americans, mother and daughter, judith and natalie ranan outside of chicago. latest information is they are at a base in southern israel and already met with a retired brigadier general who was brought out of retirement to work as a hostage negotiation hostage release specialist. so, the latest information is that the mother and daughter duo have met with him and they are en route to meet with family. so, it's been two weeks since they were taken hostage, two weeks since the massacre of october 7th, and we have had an opportunity to speak with an israeli commando, american-born, can't show his identify but tells us what it was like to fight in his own neighborhood. >> basically what we did was anywhere from the gaza border to the settlement itself, when we identified terrorists coming in or going out with hostages we attacked the

congregation to say byron donalds, chuck fleischmann, mark green, roger williams apply strong suggestion he says to go with leading candidate, meaning mike johnson, and in caps he says, i could never go against any of these fine men n talented men supported me in mind and spirit from the very beginning, then says in caps get it done fast, love, djt, donald trump, congratulating all finalists basically suggest going with mike johnson get he this done, markets this morning higher, we want to show you trump post, but look what is happening, in the market dow trades up but nasdaq trades down s&p is lower, dow up 96 nasdaq down 63 right now, middle of a busy week third quarter earnings, actual 41%, of the s&p 500, reporting, this this weaker being 1 companies reported earnings 82% beaten expectations, talking about microsoft this morning case reported a double beat last night the company azure cloud jumping 29% alphabet double beat apparent of google double-digit revenue growth first time in more than a year cloud revenue below expectations, as a result alphabet stock down this morning, down microsoft is higher, stephanie pomboy with us this

mike. >> i like the way you did that very quickly. >> isn't it? >> isn't it? >> yeah, but not sure about the pink shirt and the green tie. f the get up. >> well, as head of fashion, mike's wrong. sorry, mike, but there i think it's. there you go. and i think it's. i think . i it's great. i think. i think it's great. >> pink green should always >> pink and green should always be seen. absolutely. >> think so. and the last time >> i think so. and the last time i the prime minister i interviewed the prime minister a weeks i was a couple of weeks ago, i was wearing this tie in wearing exactly this tie in shirt combo. and as we were waiting to get waiting for the camera to get set up, he complimented tie . set up, he complimented the tie. wow. and i was like, on, wow. and i was like, hold on, house one of these house of commons, one of these people him people that handed him the script said, what lovely script that said, what a lovely tie, and smiled and then, tie, and then smiled and then, oh, now you're making me. now you're me question my you're making me question my very this is think very validity. this is i think i think

mike. >>> president biden is pouring billions into his green agenda, we all know that.us now. despite this, his administration says it's still not enough. >> reporter: that's right, stuart. the department of energy announcing $1.3 billion to go towards building three new power lines across six states, but still to accommodate president biden's plan to go 100% clean energy by 2035 the electric are grid is estimated to need to double in size to accommodate that. so this grid expansion of three large power lines is just a tiny part of what will be a larger problem, how to get the grid to handle more wind and solar power. energy secretary jennifer granholm admitting we will have to double our entire grid capacity to handle it all, and the push to make all cars electric is just going to be another large burden on the grid. this as companies like ford and gm have pushed off some planned billion dollar investments in electric as even a with government subsidies for electric cars, making them is not making a profit. some experts say it will not pay off. >> you're counting on th

members believe that mccarthy is intentionally undercutting mike johnson's ascent to the speakership of the house. and others, including mark greene who was a candidate in this race, once he learned that some of those candidates were voting for -- said that people were playing games, and he decided instead to endorse mike johnson. all raising more concerns about whether republicans, after three weeks of gridlock, of infighting, of dealing with a leadership crisis that has left the house completely paralyzed, can actually get out of the price that a, they themselves caused here, because of the fact that even though they have another nominee, who has the majority of the support within the republican conference, this person at the, moment mike johnson, does not have the 217 votes he needs, to be elected speaker, raising even more questions, abby, about how they will resolve, this who will come, next and what the next plan might be, if nothing changes in the next 24 hours or so. and all of these huge issues wait for them, for the house to act, whether it is ukraine, aid israel -- or taking steps to avoid a government shutdown. none of

. >> dana: republican congressman michael waltz is former green beret is standing by. let's go to mike tobin live in israel. good morning, mike. >> good morning, dana. hamas rockets have found a new target today. this is across the negev desert bordering with jordan and egypt on the red sea. significant because it has not been in reach of most rockets. a lot of israelis have gone there to get away from the rocket fire. you have hezbollah and hamas and now there is no place in the country that gets you out of the rocket fire. israeli military has released video of that infiltration attempt by sea. they described hamas divers attempted to swim and infiltrate a city north of the gaza border. israel detected them in the sea and killed the divers. at least two killed. they found tunnels they used to enter the sea, blew that up and hit a weapon facility. the situation in gaza grows more desperate by the day. 600 palestinians are seeking refuge in u.n. shelters. israel has allowed a trickle of aid into the gaza trip. food, water, medicine. no fuel because they believe hamas will use that fuel

rachel: by the way representative mike lawler says bowman should resign in those other representative saying largely taylor greento get to the bottom of the. i really hope the republicans understand that they have to go all the way, they need an investigation, they need to know and get his phone and we know the fbi took the photo of another congressman during the january 6 investigation take his phone and see who he was communicated with if it was correlated and the only way to stop the democrats who have pulled no punches with republicans is mutually shared destruction they need to do the same thing to the rep the to the democrats that they would do the to the republicans and we know darn well for republican did this there would be an investigation and the d.o.j. would be out of right now. >> he does not have an excuse this is a couple of lines, reporter got to him early this is off-the-cuff excuse. so you pull the fire alarm to open the door and he says yes and the reporter says how does that make sense and bowman says what you mean in the reporter says when have you ever pulled a fire alarm. i thought it says

we already know a couple folks are planning to run again, mike johnson, the conference vice cha chairman, kevin hern of oklahoma, and mark greenhe homeland security committee could be getting into the race at this point. and, of course, once the candidate forum happens, then they're going to have to vote again on a new nominee and once again, it is the race to see if that person can get to 217. melissa, at this point, i think the question is, can anyone get to 217? >> yeah. i hope so. emily, thank you. emily wilkins. this comes on a day where jamie dimon said policymakers were 100% dead wrong 18 months ago, and that no matter what they do with rates, he would be cautious into next year. this is just a week ahead of the fed's next interest rate decision. all this factors into one big delicious stew in terms of uncertainty and where rates are going, julie beiel. what do you think? >> yeah, i think -- his comments, they make sense to me, right? i think many people were really concerned about inflation really two years ago. i think in september of last year, in '21, i was starting to be very, very concerned that it wasn't going to

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. >>> mike, now you have a crash you're tracking in san jose? >> we do. what you're looking at, greent here at 101, friday light. but there is a jam northbound 87 as you come up toward the airport. here is sjc, north 87 in recovery mode. the crash was in the middle of northbound 87 just before you get to sky port and the off-ramp there, and it was causing quite a backup. they got everything off to the shoulder in the last few minutes and we are seeing recovery. that's better news as you're traveling north on 87. everything else looks pretty light. a little build for 880 south through hayward. back to you. >>> doctors are now revealing the top three items sending children to emergency rooms. you probably have at least one in your home. the change they're calling for in the wake of these new findings. >>> and as we head to break, we want to share this video clip of our mike inouye sharing this with us, he, along with some of our nbc bay area tomorrow are hosting and moderating panels at this year's silicon valley asian american film festival, being held at the sunnyvale amc theatre. it'

the rest of the bay sensors show green for the most part, and coming across the carquinez bridge, highway 7, a slowing pattern is just starting. >> thanks, mike>>> it's 5:33 right now. in a matter of hours, the final farewell for dianne feinstein. it will start at san francisco city hall. >> and ginger conejero saab is outside city hall for us. there are important changes for anybody planning to head there, and they should know things are different. >> reporter: that's right, just in case people were planning to what was a public memorial here outside san francisco's city hall, you need to take note, it's no longer open to the public. that change was made last night because of security reasons, but, marcus and laura, if you can see behind me, there are still quite a number of chairs that have already been setup. 1,500 guests have been invited to the memorial set to take place this afternoon. i, myself, was here in the late afternoon hours from 4:30 this 6:00, and there was a line of people on van ness and mcallister, and i had to turn around because i was with my children. so many came to that pay respect to senator dianne feinstein, and it t

rashida tlaib and marjorie taylor greene and those measures uncertain they'll face the house as they face opposition from both parties and a lot to watch out for mike johnson to navigate as he said he wants to focus on policy, not these issues. >> thank you for that reporting. and this is introduced by republicans from new york, his own fellow congressman. >> this is a very good point. >>> thank you so much for being with us today. on this very big news day. "the lead" with jake tapper starts after this short break.

mike: i would put it a little differently, guy. we have done other deals. we close on the largest greenacility in the united states, the second largest renewable fuels producer in the u.s., and we are spending our production capacity there. so we are doing the other deals. i think the point that john is making is really important -- we need to continue to invest in the energy system that supplies the world today even as we are investing in one that can integrate into that and help reduce carbon intensity tomorrow. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon and these new technologies will play a greater role, and we continue to invest. i don't think you should read this as a lack of commitment to the energy transition, but we need to invest in what the world runs on today. this makes us is longer producer. it takes two great american, and and brings them together which is great for national security and economic security, and both of our companies are committed to a lower carbon energy system. alix: speaking of, are you able to pump more in venezuela right now, investing more in ven

the repairs will have to be green lighted by caltrans before all lanes can completely reopen. >>> mikeout there. the closure, boy, this happened late last night. >> it happened at 10:00 p.m. last night, so nine and a half hours. the cleanup continuing. they have to clear up this absorbent, which was spread out because there was a spill. it happened right here between these right most lanes. i don't think they're going to open those two lanes any time soon. once they clear most of the equipment, they may reopen one more lane. right now four are open, getting you toward the north bay out of richmond. the slowdown here and the build out of richmond, west 80, continues to have an impact out of contra costa county. highway 24 recovers after a series of earlier crashes, but causes a ripple back toward the walnut creek interchange. the closure for the san mateo bridge that was going on at the toll plaza, the crash was cleared the left two lanes. the majority of the lanes are clear, and at the span. on the span, everything moves smoothly. that was enough to cause a big backup for 880. backup f