and charles edwin miller. >> miller?t. >> others had suspected a connection between the two sets of millers. >> i was telling dexter back in '88 -- >> bill thompson says he had mentioned to thought to dexter 30 years ago. >> we had been taught in high school is when they freed the slaves, they just took the last name of the person there, which was miller. i said dexter, there's a good chance your ancestors came off this farm. >> he did, he said that. >> you knew this was a plantation? >> i did. >> fred, you said you didn't know. >> i had no idea. >> dexter, you didn't tell fred. >> i did not tell fred. i didn't tell anyone. >> dexter says he kept it to himself because he didn't have any way to prove it. that's where this becomes a detective story where the miller cousins now on a mission to figure out whether it could be possible that their own ancestors might have been enslaved on the very property fred now owned. the first step was figuring out who their last enslaved ancestors were. and sarah miller's death certificat

miller: i did. in my case, i was ok, but the majority of individuals that i work with, and that i deal with, they are not ok. and if it isn't just from people who work for the president or were there, you also have civilians, who are also being brought under investigation for some things. but if you did something wrong you will be held accountable and go to prison and you should be. but if you did nothing wrong it does not mean you should be harassed and spend your own personal money being harassed by this federal government. and what i think is a complete web of congress. so. >> have you heard from the former president since he won his seat, since he was born in? rep. miller: i have, i have seen them several times and i talked to him twice a week still. and his advice is always the same. keep your head down and keep moving, ignore the noise. the same advice every time. but when i talk to him, it is not always about politics. i think there's a big misconception. when he calls me he says hey, how is

miller: it comes from my grandmother, believe it or not. i come from a very democrat family. 98% of my family, maybe even 99% are democrats. that's great and i respect their values and opinions. but when my grandmother ran for congress, she changed her registration to republican. so did my grandfather at the time, sam. they were the ones who instilled conservative values within our family and it passed onto my father and my father passed it to me. i understand i am unorthodox compared to the rest of my family or anyone who is jewish in my district or demographic area. i'm also a united states marine and that meant a lot to me as well. it just means a lot. >> when did you serve? rep. miller: 2013 in the reserves, and i got out in 2019. >> what we are response abilities? rep. miller: i never did combat deployment, the bulk of my time was that kilo company 325 in pittsburgh. i chose to make the decision to enlist with a college degree because i wanted the same experience as every other arete, -- marine not to mention that , everybody that i ta

thank the miller center for having us. and pat was good catholic, so i know he's in here with us in spirit and and both found the miller center for many years almost a decade almost like our our home. we both we became friends through and colleagues through working on nixon tapes. we collaborated the book idea was a mutual one kind of a natural outgrowth of listening to of 3000 hours of nixon recordings. only ken has done that, but by listening a great many especially on arms control. and that's where pat i had bonded. not very many get excited about talking about, throw weight or so many sarin in the realm. so so this is a bittersweet event for me. pat can't be here. he did finish the manuscript. he didn't get to see it with its glossy cover. but i hope comments today talking about the portions he wrote do justice to a man who was just an immense intellect, often put to shame how much he knew he worked at los alamos just a really fine intellect and a wonderful, great thanks. well, let me more formally introduce everybody

miller hasn't missed a game since the investigation began. the university stressing he's fully cooperating with authorities and is not considered a suspect >> make decisions based on available facts, and that's what we did here. >> reporter: tonight the mother of jamea harris upset miller was allowed to play today, saying had there been no gun, her daughter would still be alive. >> i haven't stopped being angry. i haven't stopped long enough to grieve because i'm so angry. she has a 5-year-old son that's still at home waiting on his mom to come home but she's not going to come home. >> reporter: morgan chesky, nbc news. >> and we are back in a moment with the failure to comply why some hospitals still are not posting prices for patients, despite a law saying they have to >>> plus, the deadly crash that killed two bicyclists in arizona. >>> we are back at the scene of a deadly crash in arizona where a pickup truck struck a large group of bicyclists riding across a bridge. at this time there are two confirmed fatalities and 11 others injured of

balance. >> jordan miller missed that free throw. the second one everybody in this house gets free bacon. bacon for everybody! sizzle it up in the frying pan. >> espn's rece davis on the call. the fans in blacksburg going bananas reminding us of that old adage, it's not whether you win or lose but whether you go home with free bacon. >>> our final lope to the oman of spending your first hours as a married couple stuck in an elevator awaiting rescue. these are newlyweds trapped in an elevator between the first and second floors of the grand bohemian hotel in charlotte along with a few of their guests on the way to the after party upstairs. they had just wrapped up two days of beautiful indian and christian ceremonies and were ready to cut loose. instead, they got two hours of quality matrimonial time stuck inside that tight elevator as their concerned guests texted from the party up on the 16th floor. the charlotte fire department arrived to save the day. >> ready, pull. ready, pull. >> it's a serious operation. the crew hoisted the e

growing calls for alabama's brandon miller to be benched after police say he brought his former teammate a gun that was later used to kill a woman. the new comments from his coach. >>> new discovery on easter island that no one knew existed before now. our michael strahan heading to the remote island. what we know about the find and its implications. ♪ it's going to be a good day ♪ >>> making a difference, the utah teacher raising thousands of dollars for his students after going viral on tiktok, plus, the 9-year-old author battling bullies with a best-seller. >>> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, the war in ukraine entering its second year with no signs it's slowing down. >> and as new military equipment arrives to help the ukrainians in their fight, the u.s. announcing more aid. but president biden saying he's not willing to send fighter jets yet. the national security council coordinator for strategic communications, john kirby, with us this morning. >>> but we start with the wild winter weather slamming the west coast this morning with heavy snow and flooding rains.

miller's attorney is trying to distance miller from this shooting.he is fully cooperating with police. and alleges that brandon miller was on the way to pick on his former teammate darius miles, got the text asking to bring his gun. and he allegedly left the gun in miller's car. and then took the gun and handed it off to a third man, michael lynn davis. both of them are held in custody and charged with murder. here is what miller's attorney said. miller never touched the gun and was not involved in any way. >> nick, thank you. we are waiting for many more answers. thanks for the reporting. >>> coming up on cnn this morning. an exclusive report from a ukrainian city under fire by russian forces for week. the former secretary mark esper joins us live as a new year of russia's war begins. when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile an

. >> miller to the rim. miller with the left hand!a huge season led by star freshman, brandon miller, but instead of celebrating, the school is facing increasing pressure to take miller off the court. investigators say in january, miller brought a handgun to former teammate, damian miles, before it was used to murder a 23-year-old mother. miller's attorney says he was asked to return the gun and that he never touched it, was not involved in its exchange to mr. davis in any way and never knew that illegal activity involving the gun would occur. miles was kicked off the team and is now charged with capital murder along with another man, michael davis, who allegedly pulled the trigger. miller has not been charged with a crime and has continued to play basketball. >> law enforcement must have been really convinced of miller's lack of knowledge or intent to not charge him. >> reporter: but harris' parents say miller shouldn't be allowed to play. in an interview with "usa today," harris' mother called the decision unimaginable. >> she has a

their initial suspect, barbara miller, now, ruled out. to the day he died, bill, actually, believed that barbara miller was stalking him, and had ill intent. >> so, if barbara did not kill bill, who did? detectives cold in bill's family, with questions to ask. >> we're at the county sheriff 's office with and stout. >> again, they went over, our, by our, the last weekend of bill's life. >> is there something you think i might have missed in our first conversation? >> remember, the first coroner on the scene said, bill, likely, died 8 to 10 hours before his body was found. that was sunday afternoon, about 5 pm. meaning, he was likely murdered in the vicinity of 8 am. when an, and matt, we're just leaving, or had just left, for a day of shopping in missoula. both an, and son, matt, repeated what they said before. simply, they didn't know what happened. >> so, it could mean, bill was alive when they left, it could mean, he was dead when they left. really, it was up in the air. >> correct. >> matt said, he was certain, he did not hear a gunsh

e her m-m, the hunter yermolai and the miller arina, the miller, again sat down on the rink. and what about arina's timofernaya part are you still sick? that the cough at night torments barin so it seems he fell asleep about mine. yermolai, after a short silence. you don’t go to the doctor, arina will be worse, i don’t even go, but come to visit me. arina lowered her head. i'll drive my wife away just in case, go on. yermolai is right sir. you 'd better wake barin up. well, i omit a little hmm et tech text and continue the quote after a brief comment. well, that is , the guy does not understand that there was a joke between them and nothing happened. or maybe it’s a difficult roman. she’s on melnik and has already been visiting m. yermolai more than once, or maybe everything is easy with them. once again he invites her to him, that is , it is absolutely incomprehensible what is happening between these ordinary people and the main thing is that barin here occupies such a material point in space. he is not the author who knows everything that the characters think about, but he

miller to the rim, miller with the left hand. >> so there were questions heading into last night's gamer would play at all after the star freshman was linked to a fatal shooting near campus last month. not only did miller play but scored a career high 41 points including that go at the basket with less than a second left in overtime to lift the crimson tide. miller faces capital murder charges after being accused of transporting a gun to a former teammate who allegedly used it to kill a 23-year-old woman in mid-january. miller's attorney said he never touched the gun and drove away from the scene when shots were fired. and hours before last night's tip off the school, alabama, said miller was, quote, not a suspect and would remain an active member of the team. i don't know capital murder charges should he still be suiting up right now? we'll follow the story in the weeks ahead. meanwhile there was a court storming in chestnut hill last night after unranked boston college knocked off number 6 virginia by double digits. the 63-48 upset marked the third win this season. my brother unhappy

again, this information, just coming in from our john miller there.n prokupecz, you are with this as well. anything you are picking up on this front? >> no, so there are some police activity in the area. and so, police did respond. we're just waiting for confirmation, obviously, from them. maybe there will be a delay here now in the press conference as a result of that. so, we have no -- police have not issued a statement yet to confirm any of that. but certainly, there was significant activity. and so, now, we're trying to piece it altogether. but we know, we're going on almost four hours since this -- since those first shots were fired. still, students are inside classrooms, inside rooms, as the police are still continuing to go through that building. some have been released. you know, i have been hearing from friends whose kids go there, we have colleagues here who went to this school. so, we are hearing from many people, telling us about the campus. and, of course, concerned about their loved ones who are there. so, it seems like things have kind

thank the miller center for having us. and pat was good catholic, so i know he's in here with us in spirit and and both found the miller center for many years almost a decade almost like our our home. we both we became friends through and colleagues through working on nixon tapes. we collaborated the book idea was a mutual one kind of a natural outgrowth of listening to of 3000 hours of nixon recordings. only ken has done that, but by listening a great many especially on arms control. and that's where pat i had bonded. not very many get excited about talking about, throw weight or so many sarin in the realm. so so this is a bittersweet event for me. pat can't be here. he did finish the manuscript. he didn't get to see it with its glossy cover. but i hope comments today talking about the portions he wrote do justice to a man who was just an immense intellect, often put to shame how much he knew he worked at los alamos just a really fine intellect and a wonderful, great thanks. well, let me more formally introduce everybody

to take miller off the court.gators say in january, miller brought a handgun to former teammate darius miles moments before it was used to murder jamea harris, a 23-year-old mother the gun belonged to miles, according to police. brandon miller's attorney says he was asked to return the gun and that he never touched it, was not involved in its exchange to mr. davis in any way an never knew that illegal activity involving the gun would occur. miles was kicked off the team and now charged with capital murder, along with another man, michael davis, who allegedly pulled the trigger miller has not been charged with a crime. and has continued to play basketball >> law enforcement must have been really convinced of miller's lack of knowledge or intent to not charge him >> reporter: but jamea harris' parents say miller should not be allowed to play. in an interview with "usa today," harris' mother called the school's decision unimaginable. >> she has a 5-year-old son waiting at home for his mom to come home. >> reporter: a

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nick miller live for us in glendale, arizona has sank. you make. >> all right. we'll check back every day about what's happening with that super bowl week. meantime, let's check on our weather looking live at the golden gate bridge. pretty quiet. well, guys, yeah, we're going to be in for a coal mine around the bay area. again, maybe not as cold as it's been, but still. >> dropping down the mid 30's in some spots. so getting chilly out there. skies stay mostly clear. just a couple high clouds drifting by from time to time. but you may have for a walk today and love the trees. you still plum trees start to bloom out there and that is giving rise to some higher pollen counts in the atmosphere. in fact, are running on the medium tuesday, wednesday and thursday. looks like that will back off a little bit off friday and saturday. but yeah, this is that time of season that restart to bloom and well, the allergies start to kick in temperatures around the bay area. going to be chilly for overnight lows down to about 34 degrees in santa rosa. 36 in lemore. 37 degrees in

miller has not faced any charges and alabama announced that he would continue to be on the team.im up and guilty as he was playing. but it did not phase miller, he scored career-high 41 points including a basket to send the game into overtime. and in o.t., he hit the game winner as alabama wins 78-76. and here was coach after the game. >> basketball becomes a safe haven for some of these guys. they get on the floor and they can lock into what they have done their whole lives and put some of the outside stuff out of their mind. so i thought brandon did a great job really getting himself mentally prepared to play. obviously it could have been a distraction, but brandon showed up. >> and u.s. women's national team meanwhile will head into this summer's world cup on a high note, they beat brazil 2-1 last night to capture their fourth straight cup trophy. it was morgan's 14th goal since the birth of her daughter back in 2020 making her the all-time scoring leader as a mom in u.s. women's national team history. mallory swanson scored then in the 63rd minute clinching the game. u.s. wil

miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize annie palmer of indianola who received the grow your future award fright with a farm bureau federation. each year they offer the grow your future award to young iowans who work in agriculture to help grow their businesses. last year annie submitted they are business, hater acres, which raises berkshier hogs for their meat. after several rounds of voting she was selected as a finalist which involved a pitch off to determine which award she would receive. at the end of the conference she went home with $2500 which she plans to build a new shed. i want to thank the federation for hosting this annual competition to financially support the next generation of iowa farmers. this competition has been a great way to recognize young farmers to get into the agricultural business and grow their farming community in iowa. congratulations to annie and the rest of the winners of this year's grow your future award. i look forward to seeing your businesses produce. thank you.

miller, good morning. >> thank you.s morning. >> steve: you bet. >> ainsley: thank you. definitely want to raise awareness of this. 67 years old. ftd cases occur between 45 and 64. that seems very young. tell us more about this. >> yes. this is the most common cause for dementia in people under the age of 65. so, it's not surprising that someone would get this illness at a very young age. and i can just only offer a real tribute to bruce willis and his family for coming out and talking about this very sad and tragic but very important problem. >> steve: you know, doctor. you are absolutely right. it is important. you know, last year a lot of us had never heard of aphasia. and then we, because he had it, we looked it up and we started worrying about that. tell us a little bit about the symptoms for this kind of dementia. >> yes. >> this is a disease that hits the front part of the brain. so, unlike alzheimer's disease where memory is primarily affected. with frontotemporal dementia we see changes in behavior. when the di

also, he was named john miller. ebbed >> and he would call a purpose and tell them great stories about how he was a, you know -- exactly. it just was completely insane. >> with donald trump assume the john miller personality? the report and say, helped bill pr firm. he said, well, donald trust me with more important stuff. >> oh my dad, even his alter ego has an ego. >> that's amazing. he went on for five minutes but what donald likes them. >> again, that's a narcissistic aspect of these narcissistic sociopath. they played the victim. and they try to tell everybody how great they are. even if it is not true. how they won in election. got millions of votes that they did not win. >> i think to your point if you look a little bit deeper about what this state says about the state of politics. let's look at last night. you had one side to house screaming liar. and the other house saying no, you are not being truthful about what you would do with certain policies. i think, you, know george santos, is a system. or a sympto

miller? yeah, max check that you've got everything in your pencil case and stuff and i will, i don't want to take your stick that go up fe. it's i would have needed that later . what do you need to day a folder? got it. we don't handle case. got it shampoo, pencil, powder, whatever you call it. yes. got it once english and does mueller also help outs when mom and dad can find some things i'm sure at, at 1st they have to look and if they can't find it, then i help mendez head appeal to me. i need dont have to do that as miller wasn't here anyway. and that's an important principle for us. she's not our servant after all that she's just a child offer and if she doesn't want to then she doesn't have to master things. he had told me before the family leaves the house and it takes the time to apply some makeup. and she has. she learned how at a course for blind people, even if she can see how she looks. hannah feels that making a good impression helps combat prejudice. to the mud and so much good m

attention of the whole world will be riveted president putin has just said at another event, meeting with miller, that gazprom's reserves for any country are colossal news, watch for now. hello on the rossiya vesti tv channel in denis luchakov's studio, and most importantly, by this hour , several strongholds of the whole managed to take our military position of the neo-nazis, effectively destroying russian oligators. soon we will go home in the family, more than 100 of our servicemen managed to be returned from ukrainian captivity. how feel and what they will do first, buy seven girls john coachmen a bouquet of flowers, ukraine is using up ammunition faster than the united states and its nato allies can produce, meanwhile, paris has sent the first batch of wheeled tanks to zelensky, and washington is pushing ukraine to hit military targets in crimea, hungary, france cannot do without russian fuel for nuclear power plants and blocked eu sanctions, new evidence that the explosions in the nord stream, the work of the united states, replenished the russian budget by five trillion rubles, as well as

a shout in the afternoon. 100 and miller take a walk with guy dog duyka. the family lives in central berlin, orange. that's or not as you go up to the corner and wait for me there. michelle. boring watchman. bye bye. as usual. see soon. this guy. by and from on the go decade. oh, freaking life. thus, it always nerve wracking to let her rush off like that, about what it wouldn't work without trust to try stuff. i know she's very careful on roads, and so far we haven't had any problem. second, seattle's 5th near me and pushed mila is increasingly aware of how people react to her family. and she knows what she wants from them. that's why they should have more respect. because my mom's also a normal person, with her cited are blind. all parents want to be able to stand tall, and a says hers is just a normal family. for her daughter's sake. she'd like to see more acceptance and fewer preconceptions. oh, it's kathy darby, conclude sher, it's irritating for her that people stare at us whenever we go out as a family, we're always the focus of attention with, i'm f

miller: i did. in my case, i was ok, but the majority of individuals that i work with, and that i deal with, they are not ok. and if it isn't just from people who work for the president or were there, you also have civilians, who are also being brought under investigation for some things. but if you did something wrong you will be held accountable and go to prison and you should be. but if you did nothing wrong it does not mean you should be harassed and spend your own personal money being harassed by this federal government. and what i think is a complete web of congress. so. >> have you heard from the former president since he won his seat, since he was born in? rep. miller: i have, i have seen them several times and i talked to him twice a week still. and his advice is always the same. keep your head down and keep moving, ignore the noise. the same advice every time. but when i talk to him, it is not always about politics. i think there's a big misconception. when he calls me he says hey, how is

good news, dan miller from the medicines coalition. thanks so much. that's her news roundup of next report takes a look at the increasing go between rich and poor in germany. a mix visor with every day for us and for our planet. a is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities green.

back at the miller home, grandma jackie prepares fresh-baked bread.ourse. and pod au pu, heirloom peas from grandpa larry's garden. all in all, things worked out okay in the end. >> miller family: bless us, o lord. and these thy gifts which we are about to receive from thy bounty, through christ, our lord. amen. >> bruneaux: and, good food, good meat, great god, let's eat. >> jay: let's eat. >> bruneaux: god damn it, let's eat. >> jay: you've got to pray before you cuss. >> anthony: as one does. >> jay: it's the order before you do it. >> bruneaux: tony, we always start with rice. >> jay: i'm going to get some wine for everybody. >> bruneaux: yeah, let's start with some -- jay's going to pour us some wine. >> anthony: this is beautiful. so everybody excited about tomorrow, the big day? >> bruneaux: yeah. oh, yeah. >> anthony: and there are how many days to recover? >> jackie: well, we have the whole lent to recover. >> anthony: right. >> jackie: there you go. the music and the food are part of what makes us cajun. >> larry miller: and the mardi gras i

and he wants to change that for mario miller in kinshasa. and to pakistan where police say they have made a number of arrests in connection with monday's mosque. bombing in per chava, which least a 100 people died. who knows, have already been hell for some of the dead mosques inside a high security compound or most of the victims were police officers. authorities are investigating how the woman managed to get inside without being challenged their families and colleagues are bidding them through well with full police honors . meanwhile, survivors are recovering in the hospital many in shock and still wearing their police uniforms. um huh. they, they are low as soon as we raised her hands to begin her prayer, we heard a loud last. i felt a huge flame coming my way, rushed me away and i lost consciousness. when i came to, i found myself under the rubble. more than $300.00 people were at the mosque when an entire wall and most of the roof were blown out, showering rubble on officers. the blast was one of the deadliest attacks and pakistani secu

fox miller.med larry cramer, the former dean of this -- of the law school, stanford's law school where his parents work and someone named andres papki. cheryl: sounds like a very greek name. >> yeah, they put up the money. it's a small piece of the bond, you know. people are always freaked out like how do you get away with this. the bond is $250 million. yet it's $4 million home and a couple -- a chunk of change from two other people that got him that bond. it's just the way bonds work. you don't have to put up the whole money. judge sets the parameters and obviously he's probably not going to leave the country, that's what the judge believes based on the fact they'd take the parents home and a few bucks these guys put up. doesn't say much of the case and mr. fox miller that a lot of people thought. we couldn't confirm and a lot of people thought it was him and he wouldn't return hi calls and mrs involved in some of the bankman-fried charities and barbara miller a prominent politico in broward co

so in the case of pakistan, i mean, which is somewhat similar to you know, miller trees footprint. it's also very expensive and pakistan the military on serial breakfast, serial factories and fertilizer factories. but the military's economic footprint and pakistan is not as expensive as it is egypt. of course they have been criticisms for on the miller trees business connections or being who bake and for the fact that the allegedly be less tax. so the situation is somewhat similar between egypt and pakistan in terms of the military or the state footprint when it comes to the economy. similarity also in the way that both countries pull billions of dollars into making projects. does that kind of investment work? i think that's more true in the case of egypt where you know, this massive amount of money on billions of dollars have been paid, have been bored into various vanity projects in the last 10 years. so any where from a new administrative capital to cities in the desert, what this has done is that this has not brought actual foreign direct investment, which would have created jo

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well, let's say henry miller is considered the man who introduced america to sex and so on, but this uh, he did it, but it's only his small. eh, part of his services to american literature, he actually performed in american literature the same role that he played in french celine , he brought it into american literature, a living colloquial language, the language of the street, the language of some kind of weaving conversations. there in the bars on on on the street, he ceased to express himself in literary latin. and uh, you know? that's thinking about myself. i also often say to myself that if i would like to, and i think that i have the right to do so. e, too, be perceived. that's how the writer of this uh, like, i was accused a lot for the fact that i was in my first novel, that i used both the soviet language and and in general not a literary language, not only deviant. as you say, he not only contributed some risky scenes. uh, in everyday life, let's say literary, but uh, really, this is the language in which i write, this is the language of the street, this simple language. bu

eastern, here from representative anthony esposito, eric sorensen, max miller, kevin nolan, jill and mike collins. watch new members of the 118th congress at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span or online at c-span.org. >> speaking at the state department ambassador for global criminal justice talked about the u.s. decision to accuse russia of were crimes in ukraine. she took questions from reporters on next steps the u.s. might take with international organizations and allies. >> good afternoon, everyone. we are very lucky to have with us today a special guest. we have our ambassador at large, ambassador beth vance god, she will spend a few minutes today about the determination that the vice president released in the last week, regarding our determination that russia's forces and other individuals created crimes against committee in ukraine. we have opening remarks and then she will take your questions. without further ado, ambassador. >> as you heard vice president harris announce at the conference, antony blinken's determination that russian forces and officials have committed crimes against

gina miller is way. you know, gina miller is a wealthy woman by her own work, by the way. people often try to claim it's just her husband . but claim it's just her husband. but when she's being attacked for actually in actually the law in that question, actually i think there is a question about whether he was to her, because was saying that to her, because he's trying bully her out of he's trying to bully her out of her guts, her confidence and her conviction. and think that you conviction. and i think that you know, when have people using know, when you have people using that and we've so many that power and we've had so many examples whether it's examples of this, whether it's dominic whether dominic raab question or whether it's extreme things like it's more extreme things like sexual assault in hollywood, which have of stories are which we have of stories are this is about power. and when people power deride those people with power deride those without it, that can be workplace bullying. i mean, jacob rees—mogg that, jacob rees—mogg has said that, you people are getti

gina miller is way. you know, gina miller is a wealthy woman by her own work, by the way. people often try to claim it's just her husband . but claim it's just her husband. but when she's being attacked for actually in actually the law in that question, actually i think there is a question about whether he was to her, because was saying that to her, because he's trying bully her out of he's trying to bully her out of her guts, her confidence and her conviction. and think that you conviction. and i think that you know, when have people using know, when you have people using that and we've so many that power and we've had so many examples whether it's examples of this, whether it's dominic whether dominic raab question or whether it's extreme things like it's more extreme things like sexual assault in hollywood, which have of stories are which we have of stories are this is about power. and when people power deride those people with power deride those without it, that can be workplace bullying. i mean, jacob rees—mogg that, jacob rees—mogg has said that, you people are getti

former senior adviser to the white house, stephen miller.back, stay with us. >> thank you. ♪ which nfl players depend on sleep number? boom! circle him. all these guys do. yeah, this beast. guys who do the griddy do. turns out 80% of nfl players have a sleep number 360 smart bed. it's game-changing sleep. only from sleep number. >> the message i have for corporate america or wall street who want to continue sort of business as usual with china is that we should not be in the business of funding communist genocide, and we certainly should not be in the business of funding our own destruction by sending money to chinese military affiliated companies. we are going to have to find a way to onshore the production of key goods that we can't afford to depend on china for such as microelectronic, such as rare earths, as well as insure that we are not unwittingly or wittingly funding our own destruction. maria: and that was the chairman of the house select committee on china, congressman mike gallagher, with me last week on this program on corporate

. >> tamika miller is a ransacking the union square louis baton in november of last year. a total of 10 people were arrested on charges related to the smash-and-grab attacks at night. the superior court found that miller had a long history in crimes related smash-and-grab car break-ins. another defendant was also convicted, but the court hasm not yet released details on that case. yeah. who announces plans to lay off more than 20% of his workforce today? that is more than 1600 employees. >> the sunnyvale based internet platform will be making the cause within its and tech department. the layoffs are reportedly part of a major restructuring of the company's digital advertising unit. the company says it has nothing to do with any financial challenges that the company is facing san francisco base. a github is also cutting jobs, get hubs. ceo sent out a note to employees today saying that the company will lay off up to 10% of its workforce and close all of his offices, including its san francisco headquarters. the note also said the layoffs will begin immediately and are sched

investors are asking, where have all the doves gone >>> we also have china's beige book ceo, leland miller on this year's head fake for china's growth that's what he's calling it, even though alibaba shares are up on blowout results. >>> ceo mark fields, tough week for evs, lucid crumbling, tesla is lower on the week earnings reaction from nikola. >>> stock losing momentum in the last few minutes s&p flirting with the 4,000 level. we were higher earlier we lost a lot of the gains up 0.2 on the s&p. nasdaq was up on nvidia and ai enthusiasm let's bring in mike santoli. turn in the markets this morning. what happened? >> it's a little test of how much nvidia is really a bellwether and how much is a unique, singular situation i think we got a little of a verdict on that. nvidia right now, its gain is more than the overall gain in the s&p 500, so it shows you the rest of the market we are around these same levels. 5% pullback from the highs of three weeks ago. the other piece is the two-year treasury yield trading more or less at the cycle highs. other yields came in nothing in the revised gdp

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we are joined by the executive chairman and owner of aston martin's f1 team and matt miller. they have a new car, a new driver and a new factory. lawrence, walk us through the changes you have made from last year's car. lawrence: last year's car to this year's car is 95% brand-new, less than 5% carryover parts. for all intellectual purposes, it is a brand-new car. looks different, we believe it will behave differently. a major step forward from last year's car. we took a big step for the second half of last year, the plan is to continue on that momentum to fight for the top. we will unveil the car tonight and the new state-of-the-art facility, she will ba.4 hundred 50,000 square-foot facility -- ba-- be a 450,000 square-foot facility. we are moving in and the next couple months. double door headcount of people, a great group of 400 people when i took over the company that were known for punching above their weight. we have doubled headcount today, which brings us to the limit of what formula one budget caps are. an exciting moment, we believe we are taking a big step forward

back with me is john miller, former congressman derek jones, and john vernon. with fox? >> as a card carrying member of the journalist, party i always want politicians and public officials to do as many interviews as possible. i think it is always great to hear from them whenever we can and they should feel free to answer questions all the time. that said, i've covered enough politicians, people who run for office, to know that they do what they think is best for them. if the white house and joe biden's political advisers think that sitting down with fox news would be good for them, you will do it. if he doesn't, he will not? >> i don't think it's gonna happen. >> i don't know, but it would seem like they would have to be planning it already. but congressman my point is this, i don't think that the fox audience often gets inaccurate or unfiltered view of president biden because many of the hosts their slice and dice him six ways to sunday. so it's an opportunity where he could reach their audience in a way that he normally does not. >> in theory. i do not think

miller said that? no. yep. yeah. oh no, me don't channel god. no, shortly. the chase company money quite a bit more. know me touching you for cable big packet of g. a b embodied. shy, been, and no, no. the chain says they look at showing a carrier with 18 hospitals closed or abandoned. all these in excellent condition, private hospitals have flourished in calabria, carry onto hospital. it was not even making a loss. on the contrary, it was one of them of deficient for you. i mean, this demand was that he probably got a good week or 2 are likely to get really loud to stop all of the law. some it up without. ah, ill do it, did it go to the doctor, the, with the, with riley. gone down to the southern accuser, i used to put a spin any any 4th time. oh no. oh mean told nina what of the da, tracy miller for policy only did get he thought it carefully shake. of course that was for that, bradley annoyance. yeah. why don't you go to lake put me, let me then in man, or do blip of che i see, but they're causing that. when i'm with dog let you know in little a, j a. wel

liz: look who is back with us, house gop doctor's caucus, mayor net miller-meeks.an. >> good to he you. liz: critics are slamming dr. fauci charging up to $100,000 for speeches and engagements after he misled america on shutdowns, claiming vaccine stopped transmission when pfizer officials and zionists said no it didn't. >> it is unconscionable to think he will make that amount of money, hopefully people in the audience whoever he is speaking asking the very tough questions. also why it is so very important that the select subcommittee on the coronavirus task force is in place. we'll be able to ask these questions about the efficacy of vaccines, acquired immunity, origins of covid-19 whether or not lockdowns work. we know they don't. i think the experience in sweden showed lockdowns did not work. sweden had more rapid natural infection acquired immunity, came out doing as well as any other country that had lockdowns. liz: congresswoman, public skepticism about the vaccines have been growing. less than one out of seven have taken a booster. fda advisory panel warned

nbc's ali vitali is on capitol hill with reaction, and we're also joined by tim miller, writer at large for the bulwark, and former communications director for jeb bush's 2016 campaign. blayne, i want to start with your amaing and informative interview. tell us more. >> yeah, this was certainly a fascinating conversation, chris. we talked for about 45 minutes. this was a very wide-ranging interview. a couple of things about emily, she's somebody who told me she didn't vote in the 2016 or 2020 elections. she volunteered to be foreperson and seemed to have a very -- an equal sense of duty about this, but also to be very excited by different things including meeting some of the more high profile witnesses who came before the grand jury, but as for the facts of this, i asked her certainly about the recommendations of indictments that were made. she would not give me specific names, but here is what she did have to say to me. take a look. >> there definitely are some names you expect. >> did the grand jury recommend an indictment of former president trump? >> i'm not going to speak on exact

miller. it's great that we've resolved our little disagreement so quickly. i would say, oh, absolutely come in for coffee. ah. oh, the mood is relaxed and everyone gets along. suffer. you're both father and then, and i was also your real native of popular law and populous born. he right won, he'd been before cool strangers. descending on their village to rescue the old church, came as something of a shock to the residence of hopeless. but they soon realised that the project would bring new life into the village and spark interest in its history. according to the apostle love is little hard holden, though she will not listen to all children, pencil to bogus. the 1st public event held in front of the ruined church, drew a big audience, including the mayor of populace. the performance featured some experimental electronic music, filmed by a member of the audience, on a smartphone. ah ah, the 1st church to be built on this site went up in the 10th century. but the building that lies urine bruin's deeds back to the 15th century and was refurbished in the 18th cen