miller?uest: i am no longer in the news media. , i coveredlist critical stories on the clinton administration and bush administration and the newsletter a project is nonpartisan. in terms of the hunter biden story, major news organizations looked into that story. .hey certainly did pieces on it when the emails. , that was explored and discussed. certainly on conservative media, attention.en i don't believe that is a story that was suppressed. it is obviously an ongoing story now. of new jersey, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. on c-span ever since it has been on but i have never got to say what i want to say. 2000 election being settled in 29 days, the judge was an appointee. he was the one man who got the supreme court swing vote to stop the recount of the 2000 election which was a difference of 512 votes in florida which by the law of florida, should have recounted the whole state. instead the democrats wanted to recount dade county and the dade miami cubans have fixed the vote

and member miller is stepping out. so we can start there. >> thank you, member miller. i have a question for city attorney givner still here? >> yep. >> chair williams: yeah. i tabled a report, is that possible to actually -- i know there were four that have already been moved? am i able to still record my vote on those four? >> yes. the way to do that would be -- i suggest probably waiting until recused members come back into the meeting. when you have a full complement, to go back to the first four items and take another vote on them. because somebody would make a motion to rescind the vote and re-vote so the full complement of the committee can participate. >> chair williams: okay. i don't want to mess anything up if they were close votes. yeah. i guess we'll see when we get there. we'll go to item 9. the city covers existing programs with alternative sources if no alternative sources are identified and the program is at -- and the program is at risk, prop c funds may be used. comments on this recommendation. member friedenbach. >> just -- sorry, just a quick reminde

at that time, i called and notified sargent miller. he said get everyone you can out there.uested all units available from our precinct to come. they show up. i asked officer topping and wells to block off 2nd and broad way, 2nd and commerce. they did. officer sipos and hosey went inside to start knocking on door s and officer wells came up. at this time, sargent miller is there. i asked him for any further directives, stuff like that. at that time, we setup our cars to kind of setup as much of a barricade as we can, to keep people out. we go inside just before we go inside, probably about five minutes after we're there, i'd say that the timer then started counting down. officer hosey and officer wells were the first ones that noticed that. in between this , i did look at the rv, noticed that all the shades were down and kind of walked around it to see if there was a tag, anything like that, to try and get more info. i did not notice one. from there, myself, officer hosey, wells, and sipos went into the building and knocked on all the doors we could to notify as many people

abrams: pedro marin. >> [indiscernible] fenika miller. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: ben myers. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: rachel paule. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: bob trammell. >> i cast my vote for vice president kamala harris. ms. abrams: sachin varghese. >> [indiscernible] nikema williams. >> i proudly cast my vote for vice president kamala harris. ms. abrams: cathy woolard. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: i am pleased to announce that kamala d. harris has received 16 votes for vice president of the united states. [applause] do i have a motion that the providing officer and secretary be direct did and authorized to prepare their significant of votes for the 2020 presidential election in georgia? i hear a motion from calvin smyre and a second from pedro marin. any objections? all in favor say aye, no opposed. the motion carries. a copy of the vote will be distributed to each of you. please review it when you receive it. is that what is currently sitting on the desks? we will now pass out copies of the certificate o

hey folks next up on dennis miller plus one i being that it's miller we're going to talk to marianna van seller i know you're saying. brilliant show that they're doing on national geographic it's called trafficked with mare marianna van zeller and it sort of follows the silk road of contraband. heroin pimping guns she follows the triptych on and it's pretty fascinating pretty dangerous pretty invigorating and we'll talk to marianna van zyl or about it right after this on dennis miller plus why. folks welcome to dennis miller plus one this will be fascinating i love the concept of the show our guest is investigate to. that's how i say it very are opinions supposed to investigative investigate to journalist marianna. marianna is emmy nominated praised for her gripping and informative work best known for her investigates a documentaries seen the one death by sentinel i have not seen the oxycontin express but i believe that was her 1st bike one chasing el chapo says a new series and i love this idea trafficked with marianna van salar now on national geographic marianna welcome to the sho

miller. and chairman to the joint chiefs of staff, general mark a. millie. now presenting the colors is the third united states infantry regiment, the old guard, accompanied by the old guard fife and drum corps. the national anthem will be performed by sergeant first class jesse meeks from the united states army band, pershing's own. ♪ ♪ >> present arms! >> ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, oh the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> right shoulder! >> delivering the invocation today is chief of chaplains of the army, chaplain major general thomas l. solhjem. >> ladies and gentlemen, i ask that you please join me as we mark this occasion in a word of prayer. almighty and everlasting god, as we dedicate

if i am anywhere near middle georgia, miller's name has to come out of my mouth. if you go to savannah, you got to talk to van johnson but what he's doing for his city. i know where my parents lived in still not, they were well resented by steve hinton. when rural georgia needed a voice, they got wendy davis. when the senate needed a new leader, it got gloria butler. we know he was our attorney at the house when we were fighting for good. i know when we need a good man who understands labor and power, we look to ben myers. when i served in the house, i was privileged to help elect new people. i saw bob trammel come up. when i was working to elect other folks, the young dems were a powerhouse and that brought me to rachel. we need a new voice in athens to make sure justice rings out and we've got deborah gonzales. when i was at the city of atlanta watching new things unfold, there was kathy willard. you cannot make a decision in the georgia assembly without consulting the dean of the house. i name each of you because each of you have claimed the state as your own.

miller?: i am no longer in the news media. , i coveredlist critical stories on the clinton administration and bush administration and the newsletter a project is nonpartisan. in terms of the hunter biden story, major news organizations looked into that story. .hey certainly did pieces on it when the emails. , that was explored and discussed. certainly on conservative media, attention.en i don't believe that is a story that was suppressed. it is obviously an ongoing story now. of new jersey, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. on c-span ever since it has been on but i have never got to say what i want to say. 2000 election being settled in 29 days, the judge was an appointee. he was the one man who got the supreme court swing vote to stop the recount of the 2000 election which was a difference of 512 votes in florida which by the law of florida, should have recounted the whole state. instead the democrats wanted to recount dade county and the dade miami cubans have fixed the vote so

. >> six congressional district, miller.> 70 congressional district, would. >> here. >> a congressional district, smith. here. district,ongressional walter. it appears that walter c heard the third is unable to attend. so this position is vacant. for the fifth congressional district, carolyn. >> here. >> 11 congressional district, susan nichols. >> here. >> 12 congressional district, stephen. >> here. >> 13th congressional district, helen moore. >> here. >> 14th congressional district, weikel kerwin. >> here. >> at large, chuck browning. >> here. >> at large, alan. >> here. >> at this time, i would like to introduce the honorable bridget mary mccormick, chief justice of the michigan supreme court, for the purpose of administering the ,ath of office to the electors for the electors of president and vice president of the united states. justice mccormick? [applause] >> thank you, lieutenant governor gilchrest. electors were present in vice president of the united states will rise. now you can hear me, right? thank you, lieutena

hey folks that us miller here host of dennis miller plus one had to check my notes coming up we've got phil rosenthal now you know him in the overarching view for being the co-creator is a huge mega hit sitcom everybody loves raymond with the great ray romano and now it seems like he can pick and choose his gigs because that's the you know the mother lode there he does a great job in front of the camera and he has got a show on netflix going into its 4th season somebody feed phil and it is a delightful caprice will talk to him about it right up to this and then a smaller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one we had some technical problems a we've had more false starts than an olympic sprinter with a clog you station through but now we've got things cut things up and running with mr rosenthal phil is known for the creator and writer executive producer everybody loves raymond but much like larry stepped on to the other side of the camera now and who is quite an amiable bloke i find him so watchable i love the show run that flick somebody feet fell and he's got a really ni

supervisor walton. >> thank you so much director miller. i appreciate the presentation. i do have a couple of questions. my first one is j.p.d. is only using electronic monitoring if the court forces usage, the attorney and the parent? >> no, there are times when we will be asking for it as part of a proposed release for supervision plan. there are times when we go to court and suggest in lieu of a young person being returned to custody or violated for their probation. so, there are times when probation is offered as a step up as part of the young person's response. the court makes the decision whether or not to authorize it. we will be recommending it to the clerk and then only if the clerk does it get approved. >> and what's the cost per youth on electronic monitoring? >> so the cost per use is $15 per day, per use. do you want me to give you the quick and dirty on the contract we have? would that be helpful, the cost parameters? >> sure. >> so we have -- our contract is with scrum of california. it's a three year contract. it runs through the coming june, 2021. we hav

dot com hey folks that step one dennis miller plus one the the delightful fran drescher and you know are obviously from the nanny i think they have a 6 year run there and they hit the ball as hard as you can it's a setup for the ages still ruts still makes you still see it all the scout a new t.v. movie out it's well show refresh rates coming out on a lifetime channel for christmas and i think it has an l g b t chew perspective on christmas and the holidays are there for each and every one of us as they today like it should be writing about the new movie right after that sunday that it's miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i know what you're thinking how did dennis book friend drescher 40 years ago but it's fran drescher today it's. it's the portrait of dorian gray in reverse to number 8 here you know me and brad dresser much beloved i'd love to see that coupon that comes in the mail every year on the nanny because that show mega popular syndication have 899-3299 his new christmas film coming out with lifetime called the christmas set up find out what that's

folks welcome to dennis miller plus one this will be fascinating i love the concept of the show are yes's investigate to. that's how i say it barrier opinions those opposed to investigative investigate to journalist marianna or marianna is emmy nominated praise for her gripping and informative work best known for her investigates a documentaries seen the one death by sentinel i have not seen the oxycontin express but i believe that was her 1st bike one chasing el chapo says a new series and i love this idea trafficked with marianna van seller now on national geographic marianna welcome to the show thank you dan it's wonderful to be here. i love the idea of sort of a reverse engineering of the socorro that brings in essence contraband or off brand goods and threw it into our world what a great conceit tell me more about the show. yeah i mean you know i've been reporting on sort of the end of world in black markets my whole life and. i decided that i really wanted to do sort of a whole series about this and i approached national geographic with it and they were interested to me concerned ab

we do this work at the miller center. we actually do it outside this will because so much of our work these days is browser based. but we publish our work through the university of virginia's press. and its electronic attended. the presidential recordings digital initiative, or digital addition is powered. we also publish snippets of conversations. the greatest hits through miller center or. we will be sharing many of those clips with you today. before we fully get going i just want to acknowledge a few people that have prevented this from going away. the national historic publications and records commission. and -- of the archives, has been very generous with their support. a long time and sustained. we appreciate their belief and confidence in the work that we do. i would like to acknowledge carry, matthews and associate editor and program administrator. and carries guiding hand is evident in everything we do. she kept us honest and make sure that there are as few mistakes as possible appearing in our work. if there are

miller. oes it work? >> from what i've seen on the outcomes, a good telemedicine visit should be no different than any patient visit. the outcome should be he same. we've seen those outcomes being positive. for example, senator, i have heard countless, countless stories of patients coming to the local access hospital, presenting a stroke and being able to have the local physician which sometimes is a mid level, sometimes it's a family practice level, have an e-consult with a board certified emergency room physician, bring on board a neurologist, determine whether for tient is a candidate clot busting drugs and push clot busting drugs into the patient at this access hospital where traditionally they wouldn't have a neurologist consult, they'd have to be packaged and shipped to a larger hospital. est lerble when you look at neurology and cardiology if you don't get the life-saving intervention immediately or in a small time win dethat patient is no longer eligible. we're seeing patient -rural america gettin

. >> tanika miller. ben meyers. >> i cast my vote for joe biden. >> rachel pauley. [ inaudible ] >> calvin smiley. bob trammell. nikita williams. >> i cast my vote for president joe biden. >> kathy willard.

miller, what is next? are we can find out malan's from nebraska?hear maloney is accent. we are on the precipice of a coup. all except for the internet was up pull aria baldwin calling her hillary clinton so many ways. i think this is silly i don't care about it except it's interesting when things like immediate leads are hollywood celebrities full this act. usually gone in a week or two but it's like a 15-year-old girl wears a komodo to prom she has weight of social media coming down on here. i cannot wear a symbol on cinco de mayo anymore. but she could% she sailed across the ocean discovered america. so are about to give you a gift for it all you to do with that sombrero is give chips and guacamole inside. it's universally accepted. but you are absolutely right. if you culturally appropriate the wrong way at the wrong time you have every opportunity, think the story is funny. i don't care where she identifies from. if it makes her good to speak in a phony baloney accent if you want to lie about it, go ahead. it is so, so funny she would get outra

i'm matt miller, alongside carol massar. tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz are off this week. let's start off with brexit. it is truly almost done. carol: getting signed on the dotted line? the commons on the lords are voting on it today. here in berlin, we are in the seat of the euro presidency. , andhold it until thursday ursula von der leyen is a german who runs the commission in brussels. they are about to cement a deal with xi jinping so that europe will have a closer relationship with china. the question is, is that good or bad? in the u.s., you've got mitch mcconnell killing and burying donald trump's $2000 stimulus checks, so that is not going to the nextybe until congress. there's a lot going on, but just not moving markets. outside of bitcoin, you really don't see a lot of movement this morning. the boardss bring up for everyone, just so you can see where we are on this wednesday. s&p 500 futures, we have been talking about it, this has pretty much been the trade throughout the morning, just up about 1

i think again reiterating what chief miller said. based on the antidotes that we can provide and not completely want to build our policy around that, but our staff had shared mixed opinions in terms of where the research has been. it's really split. i wish there was more clear directives. i know being a part of this conversation today we did a lot of research and dug to see if we could find some really clear outcomes about whether it was much more impactful as mr. ewing said in terms of appearances and failure to appear and how that supported it. it's really split. we do see challenges around clients with e.m. and we see benefits, whether that's correlated directly with the monitor is really hard to tell. i wish i had a better answer but even antidotally it really does fall in the middle way. >> i would assume so because we're dealing with humans and not robots. they're unpredictable and we're all different. we all react differently given our make up and our own experiences. that makes sense. there are people that say they don't want

later gator dennis miller plus one that's reprint flick. russian television some demonstrators right now the propaganda machine. is russia. who can go. i'm sure. they still won't come. to the way the russian. police. say why are people in debt so much well you know housing is very expensive and education is very expensive and health care is very expensive because of all the money printing that's being done to help people manage their expenses. sport's top court rejects an appeal by russia's anti-doping agency to overturn a ban on russian athletes but reduces it to 2 years the court of arbitration for sports a decision means that the russian national flag will not be seen at the international sporting events until the end of 2022. russian president vladimir putin wraps up his annual q. and a session with journalists and the public lasting just under 5 hours for the 1st time it was done remotely by video link to cope with 19. russian was the 1st.

a folks welcome to dennis miller plus one this will be. admired the music for logs . but it seems like we're going to. get to know michael barr's bizarre a more today flee the iconic bassist from the red hot chili peppers and also i want to talk about this up front because sometimes we bury the lead on these good hearted or people do but he's the founder of the nonprofit so overlake conservatory of music and he's the author of a new book acid for children a memoir and he's now nominated for a grammy for the audio version of that book there i say that the memoir wall allow us to understand what makes flea tick sorry i've been waiting on that all day i had to get to that play hell you know a bit when we're doing our. love will run in the trails with my dogs this morning and then it seems soft boiled eggs and listen to some music and now i'm talking ear drinking coffee so good morning. then on the home run a tell you what hounds are more important as the were the world gets weirder it's like that old seinfeld bet when he would come home and a dog would go that's that guy

. >> colleagues, do you recall whether or not the chief miller said they have a different contract in the provision? chief miller, do you have the same provider as electronic monitoring as adult probation or a sheriff? >> i don't think so. we have scram, is that who you have? >> no, we have b.i. >> okay, who does the sheriff have? >> we have sentinel. >> so you have three different providers, and you're using their services in different ways with a different approach. then we have the sheriff's department also. so these different departments, three different companies, three different ways in which they're utilized. okay, i think this is getting interesting. i didn't know about this before. thank you very much. any questions from my colleagues? i find all of this fascinating. let's go to our next speaker which is the sheriff's office. kristin. >> supervisor, my presentation for this part of the hearing was what i presented earlier. >> sure. >> now having spoken to juveniles and the adults, are there questions about the sheriff's contract seeing that, do you know why there are three di

here is sienna miller in "wander darkly." take a look. >> you weren't there with ellie.dn't matter. >> hey [ car ties screeching hey. it's okay. >> what is this, like purgatory? what's -- what's happening to me >> just hold on to me, hmmm? >> jimmy: sienna miller, "wander darkly" is in select theaters and on-demand today "wander darkly." thank you so much for being re, buddy. hug the baby and i hope to see you soon, pal. stay safe. >> bye >> jimmy: more "tonight show" after the break. come on back, everybody. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: performing "under the mistletoe," here is kelly clarkson and bret eldredge! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ every tim i look around this roo my eyes they tend to fall on you and ♪ ♪ i confess nothing but yo makes sens memories fill my heart ♪ ♪ and i can barel keep my tear from falling oh i want your love ♪ ♪ do you ever think of us is it too late too late to open u i'm dying to say ♪ ♪ oh how i love you you're walking towards me now what am i gonna say ♪ ♪ push my pride aside when i close my eyes it's just you and here under the mistle

mary annette miller meek won over democrat rita hart and i was 2nd congressional district by just six votes. the balance of power and lower chamber now stands at 222, democrats 207 now with republicans, democrats holding a much slimmer majority than they had hoped. meanwhile, several newly elected republicans including new york congresswoman-elect nicole malley a talk us in california congressman elect, michelle steele has banned together to create their own so-called squad calling themselves the freedom force and they are both with me today. so glad to see both of you. first of all, michelle tell me why you felt like you needed to band together and form this force, this freedom force.

tonight join jimmy and his guests - kristen bell sienna miller, musical guests kelly clarkson and brettldredge and featuring the legendary roots crew and now, here he is, jimmy fallon ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you! thank you very much. thank you very much, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. [ cheers and applause welcome! thank you so much for being here thank you for watching let's get to the news and jokes. well, guys, this is big. last night "time" magazine announced joe biden and kamala harris as 2020's person of the year. yeah after the announcement, trump called rudy giuliani and was like, forget "the election, we're suing 'time' magazine. apparently, "time" magazine was like, "there's so many worthy people, but who would annoy trump the most?" [ laughter ] i've got to be honest, i thought it was going to be frontline health care workers, especially since doctor's offices is the only place you still find a copy of "time" magazine [ laughter ] that's right they picked biden and harris over trump, even worse the original cover was the two of them

. >>> next on history bookshelf, adrian miller talks about his book, "the president's kitchen cabinet", the african-americans who fed our first family . from the washingtons to the obamas. he spoke at the roosevelt reading festival at the fdr presidential library in hyde park, new york, and focuses his remarks on the african- americans who worked for president roosevelt. >>> good morning. my name is kiersten carter him and i am the supervisory archivist at the fdr presidential library. on behalf of the library, i would like to welcome you again to the 2017 roosevelt reading festival. fdr plans for the library to become the premier research institution for studying the entire roosevelt era. the library's research room is consistently one of the busiest of all the presidential library. this year's group of authors provides a wide variety of research done here. if you love the roosevelt reading festival and want to support this and other programs we do here, i encourage you to become a roosevelt library member. you can join today at the membership table in the hall or online at fdr libra

was it a trade all along herman miller is the same issue. and people don't need to set up so many home offices so unless lennar and herman miller selling off hard going into the results, i suggest you take a pass. i think that's wrong the home builders will do just fine after we beat covid-19 because interest rates are incredibly low if there is one law is the federal reserve can potentially raise interest rates i think it is very unlikely. we'll get a reality check when jerome powell speaks of the economy next wednesday herman miller did have an upside last time so the stock is jacked up thursday is big. we start with accenture. when you hit up acn, the symbol, spell check makes it c-a-n you got to fix it. then there is general mills. remember their vaccine losers in a world where we got a lot of vaccines, hey, including disney. what a day we can get good news about moderna. their vaccine candidate, it is ready the ship 20 million doses by the end of the month and another 80 million the first quarter of next year we learned the government i

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i know what you're thinking how did that his book friend drescher 40 years ago but it's fran drescher today it's. it's the portrait of dorian gray in reverse to never say here you know me and brad dresser much beloved i'd love to see that coupon that comes in the mail every year on the nanny because that show megafauna ocular syndication have 899-3299 just new christmas film coming out with lifetime called the christmas set up find out what that spot it's as it's networks oh the network's 1st film with an l.g. b t q. as its lead story on terrorism here. and it premieres december 12th oh i'm so happy christmas season to say i love all these films 8 pm eastern time on lifetime the estimable friend drescher how are you could oh. thank you and happy to be airing this is so nice a interest having run. you know when we were we had a little chit chat before we went on the display like to break the ice i remember when carson used to come to the door when you do the tonight show knock on the door and stick a dead end and i'd think this is a good kno

miller: look, sister.e stage actress vaulted to hollywood star when she stole a scene from meryl streep in the 2008 movie "doubt." >> mrs. miller: you hurt my son to get your way. >> sister aloysius beauvier: it won't end with your son. >> mrs. miller: throw the priest out then. >> sister aloysius beauvier: i am trying to do just that. >> mrs. miller: then what do you want from me? >> wertheim: was there added pressure playing alongside meryl streep? >> davis: what do you think? and you know she's going to bring her game. so, you have to match it. you just want to look like you belong in the movie. ( laughs ) >> wertheim: the performance, remarkable as much for what it holds back as what it reveals, made such an impression that streep lobbied for davis by name at the screen actors guild awards. >> meryl streep: viola davis. my god, somebody give her a movie! >> wertheim: that must've knocked you over. i mean, that must've-- >> davis: oh, my god. it was everything. >> wertheim: as bigger roles came her way,

pedro marine. >> i cast a vote for joe biden. >> tanika miller. ben meyers. >> i cast my vote for joe biden. >> rachel pauley. [ inaudible ] >> calvin smiley. bob trammell. nikita williams. >> i cast my vote for president joe biden. >> kathy willard. i am pleased to announce joseph r. biden received 16 votes for president of the united states. >> first time since 1992 the state of georgia cast electoral votes for democratic presidential candidate. you see stacey abrams, former gubernatorial candidate in georgia, reading roll call there. all 16 electoral votes, all 16 electoral votes in georgia going to joe biden right now. jake, this is a historic moment we saw in georgia. one of the states you well know, the president and his supporters have targeted, so many others decided to let democracy work. >> president trump is going after them because they followed the law, allowed votes of georgians to count. we should take a moment and acknowledge what we saw with stacey abrams, former leader of the state legislature. gubernatorial candidate who lost in

olympic champ bode miller will be here to talk about that his investments. and a whole lot more "power lunch" starts right now >>> all right. thank you, kelly and i'll say this. if you bring the powder, they will come. well, we're bring the power. lunch. and happy almost new year, everybody. and, well, 2020 certainly has been so hard for so many in so many different ways. the stock market is not one of them the rally that began months ago rolls on again today markets are higher dow up 112 points. trying to get close to some of those intraday highs that were set all the way back on yesterday. let's go down to bob pisani for a look at what is moving stocks today. bob, welcome >> hello, brian. good to see you. 3-1 advancing to declining stocks brian's right. market keeps just rolling on low volatility, though only about a 10-point trading range in the s&p that's to be expected along with the low volume on a day like today. a little bit of cracks, though don't like faang much today. but who could blame them when you're dealing with apple, up 80% on the year, and

they folks next up on dennis miller plus one or going to talk to flay.the bassist for the chili peppers but he searing the memoir and a turbulent youth like a lot of these people who come on and you find a great talents often coming from that white water charm man it can get tricky in your youth but are usually open some sort of stargate into some sort of artistic or and off time saves them seems like sleaze story but he'll tell us in person right after this and dennis miller plus what. a folks plucked him to dennis miller plus one this will be fun admired the music for a long time but it seems like we're going to. get to know michael barr's balzarini more today flee the iconic bassist from the red hot chili peppers and also i want to talk about this upfront because sometimes we bury the lead on these good hearted work straight will do but he's the founder of the nonprofit so.

right folks next up on that us miller plus one i smell or we're going to talk to marianna benzoyl or i know you're saying. brilliant show that they're doing on national geographic it's called trafficked with marianna. and it sort of follows the so of contraband. how or when pimping guns she follows the triptych on it's pretty fascinating very dangerous pretty invigorating and we'll talk to marianna van zyl or about it right after this on dennis miller plus why. folks welcome to dennis miller plus one this will be fascinating i love the concept of the show our guest is investigate to. that's how i say it barrier opinions those opposed to investigative investigate to journalist marianna. marianna is emmy nominated praise for her gripping and informative work best known for her investigates a documentary seen the one death by sentinel i have not seen the oxycontin express but i believe that was her 1st bike one chasing el chapo says a new series and i love this idea trafficked with marianna van seller now on national geographic marianna welcome to the show ain't you dan it's wonderful t

every one of us as they today like it should be writing about the new movie right after this dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i know what you're thinking how did dennis book friend drescher 40 years ago but it's fran drescher today it's. it's the portrait of dorian gray in reprinted number 8 here you know me and brad dresser much beloved i'd love to see that coupon that comes in the mail every year on the nanny because that show mega popular syndication have 899-3299 just new christmas film coming out with lifetime called the christmas set up find out what that spot it's as it's networks oh the network's 1st film with an l.g. b t q. as its lead story on terrorism here. and it premieres december 12th oh i'm so happy christmas season to say i love all these films 8 pm eastern time on lifetime the estimable friend drescher how are you could oh. thank you and happy to be and this is so nice a interest having run you know when we were we had a little chit chat before we went on you just like to break the ice i remember when carson used to come to the door when

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i've just been working at lee miller's archives. and they say the same thing. both of them refuse to eat with germans, refuse to eat german food. they hated everything about germany and lived to an advanced old age because of what they seen. and they never had that feeling before. so there is that group, too. i wonder if the resistors, if they had lived, would have -- certainly they went to the grave feeling that way. they didn't want to understand that issi -- want to understand naziism, they wanted to kill naziism. miller said i see it as a youth movement. i think it will be kids putting swastikas on synagogues. and that's happening. >> right. i think everyone's way of -- everyone's interest in this time and way of metabolizing it is based on their own experience, too. that is a valid, you know, reaction. >> sorry to do that. >> a couple questions to your right. >> i'm curious on the interplay of research and writing for the book. how much research did you do before pen to paper, did you come back and do additional research after finishing the piece? >> yeah,

for more, matt miller joins us now from berlin.atistic to begin your day with in berlin. what does this mean for merkel in terms of her options for the country? matt: well, she at this point does not have many options. the power rests with the state leaders. right now, some of them as we talked about yesterday in bavaria and saxony are bringing callingter lockdowns, it a state of emergency. kicking off today and putting a curfew into effect. merkel right now is really focused on the meeting on thursday in brussels because the eu budget is so important to her. she's got to try to clinch this budget to help the economy recover from the covid lockdowns we have seen thus far. the eu together, and as you mentioned, the green agenda. she has to try to save the planet so she's got important issues to worry about. of course, there is the problem of brexit which almost seems at this point like a distraction to the rest of the eu leaders. annmarie: merkel, what is more important for her legacy? we had this excellent piece from your colleague

that exclusive conversation with matt miller. that's next.loomberg. ♪ , they wereactivities reduced to a minimum. it goes by the pandemic. the presentation -- it has more of these coming up. for the second part of the year, we were much more positive for this attend part of 2021. >> that was the ceo of bugatti and lamborghini. let's get more with matt miller, who spoke exclusively to stephan winklemann. sounding pretty optimistic after lamborghini sales were under pressure this year. matt: keep in mind, he ran lamborghini for 11 years and step to 12 -- stepped away to run audi and then bugatti for the past five or six years. volkswagen put him back at lamborghini so he's just taking over again and this is a very social brand. lamborghini customers spend a lot of time together doing so covid has been tough. match 2020 sales next year at lamborghini but he's also still running bugatti, so he's running two brands and bugatti has record sales in 2020. that's the kind of car where if you are going to buy it, you buy it, pandemic or not. annmarie:

we are so happy and fortunate to have tim miller and david plouffe here with us tonight. so, tim, about what the president did tonight. the democrats look at it and they say he had never seen a word of that before it came up in the prompter. he conflated the spending bill with the covid relief bill. they look it as kind of legislative tourism. he's driving past a car accident saying, hey, those victims deserve more money. the republicans see an evil kind of populous trick in here where they hope republican voters in georgia are going to say, see, that's the guy i told you about always looking for the forgotten man. he wants us to get out of the swamp and have more money. tim, how do you think it's going to break in the only two races that count? >> to that last point i do think that that's right, that was a good populous message for donald trump. i think that, honestly, thank goodness he didn't stick with that message for october and november or we'd have a much closer election a month ago now. how does that translate over to david perdue and kelly loeffler? i think as ru

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also convicted is a result of the miller investigation into russian interference in the 2016 electionlong—time political ally of mr trump. having refused to co—operate with the miller enquiry, both men now find themselves rewarded for their loyalty a nd themselves rewarded for their loyalty and basking in the glow ofa loyalty and basking in the glow of a presidential pardon. pardoned with them was charles kushner, the father of mr trump's senior advisorjared kushner, a real estate developer. kushner was convicted of multiple crimes in 2004, including setting his brother—in—law up with a prostitute and then trying to blackmail him. news of the pardons came after the president had left the white house to spend the holidays at his florida retreat mara largo. and after he had thrown the future of three important pieces of legislation into doubt. chief among them was a $900 billion coronavirus relief deal which in a video address on twitter, the president branded a disgrace. congress started negotiations on a new package to get urgently needed help to the american people. it has taken for