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mitch, there is a spike in crime. we don't know if it's connected to an increase in just a lousy way of living, but we do know that there were people apprehended who were on the terrorist watch lust. >> to me, the national security issue should be the biggest -- maria: i agree. >> -- can concern for everyone. maria: yeah. >> if you look at other parts of the world when they opened their borders, take sweden, for example. sweden had a very porous border when there was a crisis in syria. they let in a ton of people. and what ended up happening in sweden? an isis caliphate. so this is something that concerns me. i was recently in florida where i live talking to a homeland security person that was deployed to the southern border. he said while he was there for six months he never was allowed to take his hand of cuffs off of his belt. handcuffs. he didn't make one arrest. he was there to be a traffic the cop. he absolutely couldn't -- and and he said there were people that were on the terror watch list that were just getti

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wishnowsky. >> no, just mitch, the australian guy. he's a dad. can he do whatever he wants. >> wishnowsky called this shot on the third quarter play when he saw the seahawks left the outside area uncovered nicknamed the booming onion, picked up the first down, even took a late hit, but the play was called back because of a penalty on teammate ronnie bell. still wishnowsky earned some street cred with his teammates. >> i loved it. we didn't even get a heads up on the sideline. we're over there getting ready to make corrections and all i see is the australian striking down the sideline. i'm like okay. >> i was sitting there and see him going down and i was like yes, mitch. he'll do some drills with us next time. >> i went to get out of bound, get down, get away from the big fellows. >> love that. >> they say he was clocked at running 20 miles an hour on that fake punt. >> wow. >> liz, i know you're an athlete. ryan, i know you're a runner. you ever been described as fast? >> never. >> no. >> never. >> never ever. been called a lot of th

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that has, judge chutkan has held today what mitch mcconnell said that. a. >> that doesn't leave mitch mcconnell off the hook, by the way, because he could have led the effort to convict donald trump. we prove that case. many republicans joined us and on trump would not be able to run for president today or ever hold federal office if they had connected the dots and had the courage to do that. that is side, what our case also shows or what mcconnell was referring to, we will be able to, as we do depositions in discovery, getting evidence from donald trump, we'll learn more about what happened leading up to january six and on jen you. it's what downtown did and didn't do that cause january 6th. and by the way, all of these individuals who refused to testify in congress, including what donald trump refused to provide, we will no longer be able to refuse. they won't have the privileges that they used to not come to congress because this is a private civil case and so they will be compelled to come forward, so we're going to learn a heck of a lot more about w

i think if we have the sound from mitch, we have mitch mcconnell's sound which will interest you. think it will make you happier. anyway, please take a listen. >> i'm advocating and i hope all of our members vote no on the motion to proceed to the shell to make the point hopefully for the final time that we insist on meaningful changes to the border. larry: so, senator marshall that is pretty good, mitch digging his heels in. i think you will approve. give us the state of play on this whole story, please? >> right. well certainly agree with leader mcconnell's statement there and how strong he is on this particular issue that this supplemental bill is going down. we're hell no on this cloture bill we'll be voting on wednesday. i expect all republicans to vote against it. we're sending a very, very clear message to chuck schumer. it's the border, it's the border. if we don't secure the border nothing else is happening. we can debate ukraine until the cows come home. look, israel needs our help but if we don't secure our border nothing else is happening and i'm so glad our own leader

maria: what do you think, mitch? >> had that demographic, some of those folks didn't vote in 2016 certainly and may not have voted in the most recent election, so they're heavily influenced by what they see on social media and what you're seeing on social media is sort of more and more memes targeted at joe biden and you're seeing provocative discussion of change from donald trump. so i'm not surprised that young people are sort of jumping on the trump bandwagon because he's ainattacking rightfully so the failures of the biden administration and that's probably resonating with a lot of young voters. maria: it's not just young vote is. you're seeing a big portion of the black community, hispanic community, who are worried about the wide open border, one of the key issues. you have different blocks who may not have been there in 2020 who seem to be arriving here now. >> no doubt about it. when you look at those specific communities, they also are very, very concerned about the economy. and when you look at the numbers

mitch is digging his heels in, and i think you'll approve. give us the state of play on this whole story, please. >> right. well, certainly i do approve leader mcconnell's statement there and huh strong he is on this particular issue that this supplemental bill is going down, that we are a hell no on this cloture bill that we're going to be voting on probably wednesday. i expect all rep palins to vote against it -- republicans to vote against it. we're sending a very, very clear message to chuck schumer, it's the border. if we don't secure the border, nothing else is happening. we can debate ukraine until the cows come home. look, israel needs our help, but if we don't secure our border, nothing else is happening, and i'm so glad that our own leadership has, indeed, dug hair heels in on the issue. larry: senator, or what would you like to see as regards to change in border policies? what would you like to put in there, sir? >> well, look, i think h.r. 2 is a great starting point. and for the folks at home that haven't read it, it starts with

i also want to ask you about mitch mcconnell.ecause you clearly admire him, i've known him for a long time. you also express in your book some disappointment with moments when he didn't stand up for democracy. do you worry that if trump is reelected, mitch mcconnell would, despite his personal failings, which i think everybody can gas, would also not stand up? and not prevent some of these authoritarian tendencies were seen? >> i certainly would like to hope that he will. and, you know, as i write in the book about the fact that i've known him for decades, and i think even his political opponents in washington have respected the way that, you know, he's been able to maintain his leadership of the republicans, and side of the master operator. but his political judgment, he made, you know, big mistakes that matter a lot when he voted not to convict. it was also, i think, a tragic mistake when -- that trial could begin more quickly. if the senate republicans were trying to decide that trump being out of office meant that he could no

we have mitch roschelle. mitch, what you say price for per section what do you mean? to deliver. price is one thing. i think the market is overbought. we need earnings to come in continuing at the rate they are expected. that will mine that the market will hold up f earnings farther you willer think -- charles: do you have a number this year for the s&p? >> for 2024. charles: four. >> i'm looking at 6% overall for the year. charles: okay. so this is interesting, right? because the earnings expectations for the next year generally start in the summer. historically the yellow line, they always start too high then they always go down. we're already kind of seeing that here. this is the current 2024, already a few hiccups. can we afford this traditional pullback? at some point this has to kind of buck the trend? >> to the mission accomplished, the soft landing i think earnings will be the real telltale sign. all the economic data is all over the place. i think earnings will be really more important. we'll have thes bakes reporting first couple weeks of january. follow wit

we should also be clear that the reason why mitch mcconnell 's wife got a job is because she's mitch mcconnell's wife. and i hate to say that but the truth is, if she wasn't mary to mitch mcconnell she probably would've been secretary of transportation, let's just be clear about it. much has a history of doing. that she worked for george w. bush for eight years to. it's not even. nothing if you want to keep the leader happy, these are the kinds of things that will happen. i'll probably get a lot of hate mail for it, and so i'm sorry to stay it out loud, but here is what i would say out loud. you look back at the republican party, there was a debate in 1980 between ronald reagan and george h. w. bush where they were arguing over who is the more pro immigrant president. remember, ronald reagan, as president, for all the other things you might say about him, conducted an amnesty, i believe, in 1986. in 2007, when i worked for senator mccain, senator mccain, senator can ted kennedy and george w. bush were working on a comprehensive immigration plan. this is not what the republican party

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>> i bet something gets done because mitch mcconnell, i know mitch mcconnell wants something to happento weigh in and say we've got to get this done. this is a democracy we need to stand by, and it will actually end up costing us more money if we don't do this now, and if russia takes over ukraine and we're in a situation that we're defending nato countries that are going to feel threatened by russia's presence, if ukraine doesn't win there. my bet is because mitch mcconnell is ultimately going to be the adult in the room, that something gets down. the huge concern i have is that the crazy part of the house caucus that has gop has become is starting to bleed over to the senate, which was the mature people in the prose. we're having more and more republicans there that are like house members willing to blowing up the whole thing, including our international systems in order to sort of achieve something, and so i think mitch mcconnell still has the power. my bet is he's able to get it done. >> we're going to call you on that in a couple of weeks. we'll reconvene and see how it's going. m

don't we talk about mitch mcconnell's age, why don't we talk about donald trump's age, the age issueays republicans see mitch mcconnell and donald trump as vehicles, as vessels to pass the kind of legislation they want. why don't we think about that in terms of joe biden? why don't we think about if not just abortion rights, but also healthcare broadly. why don't we talk more about joe biden and the democrats being vehicles to expand voting rights to really have an opportunity to be able to achieve and aspire all of the economic -- all the economic votes that young people want and need in this country i think we need to start focusing more on what not just the man, joe biden, but what the joe biden administration can do for the country. >> not focusing on the person on the top, all the people beneath them as well. bazell smikle, thank you. susan del percio thank you as well. >>> coming up, israel vowing to continue its war against hamas as it expands its ground assault in gaza. we'll talk to ambassador mark regev, senior adviser to bibi netanyahu about what is ahead for the offensive

eva, you covered mitch mcconnell for a long time, covering the kentucky delegation. it is noteworthy to see the imagery of mcconnell walking with schumer, walking with zelenskyy, and the difference -- certainly that's a show of support, but not like being invited to speak to a joint session last year. >> for mitch mcconnell, he's just being consistent because this is always been his view. he see this is as a national security priority. as time goes on, this was always going to be politically challenging to scene this level of support for ukraine. the immigration policy that republicans are throwing at this now is a bit of a red herring. they know that most democrats are not going to support set policies at the border. it's to mask that so many house republicans don't support ukraine no matter what. i will say this. we don't see democrats outspoken on this issue in the house, but i think that they are glad for republicans to sort of take the fire for this. but also some of these democrats find it challenging to go back to their districts and explain at a time when man

, showed what he can do in the open field. >> nope, just mitch! >> he is a dad, you can do whatever he wants. >> the 49ers' punter called his shot when he saw the seahawks left the area uncovered. nicknamed the booming onion even took a late hit, but the play was called back because of a penalty on teammate ronnie bell. still, he earned some street credit with his teammates. >> i love that, honestly, we did not even get a heads up. we are getting ready to make corrections, all i see is the australian striking down the sideline . wow! >> i was sitting there , okay, all of a sudden, takes off, yes! you should have tackled. maybe next time . he will do some drills with us next time. >> i want to just get out of balance, get away from the big fellas. >> for the red and gold report, i am vern glenn. >> such an awesome moment. >>> still ahead, shopping small and safe this holiday season. the new push to get into oakland's new fruitvale district for their holiday gifts. >>> watches anytime on our streaming service, cbs news bay bounced from one doctor to

got schumer and mcconnell and website cinemas, chuck schumer of new york, mitch mcconnell of kentucky have been proponents of aid to ukraine for a long time. basically as long as the ths been going on. that is something they have stood together on. it was made clear to reporters that schumer and mcconnell had a joint invitation for zelensky to speak with senators last day. mikeke johnson, a little more complicate, he voted against several ukraine aid packages when he was a rank-and-file member or farther down and house leadership. as speaker has come around to the idea that ukraine does need that funding. that is an important strategic long-term investment as well as an investment mcconnell would point out in domestic manufacturing and defense manufacturing in the u.s. the only issue is johnson is the same issues mccarthymc does when it comes to pursuing ukraine aid. there is a vast part of republican conference at a skeptical. there are as many innocent among republicans that have that similar skepticism but in the house a much narrow majority things getth done on a hearty le basis i

oh, it's all welet l, i didn't say mitch. who could be mitch coburn. who ou arem just saying sounds that guy named mitch might be on that. i don't know who you're referring g to, but i'm sayingrs there's probably a bunch of people on there that are in service right now. that's why we don't have the list. >> they haven't done enough killing yet. yes. ough kil emily, what if this turns outnor to be another al capone's vault? you know how soon before harolcd does a special on it? yo he's freeo do, you know, so m i? i'll do the special. okay, you guys. so i felt like the judgeu guys,s sort of wanting to temper our expectations, like, don't expetoo excited, because she said, guys, i paraphrasee and she said essentially the list a lot of them are not salacious and that's why i'm going to reveal the names. also, she said she wrote this in order. she ordee said there have been allegations reported before. so i think we're all goingore. to get the list. we're gonna be like, oh, like it was exactly who we've been talkinoh, it'sg about and whate. however, she als

. >> one person that we haven't heard from this week, mitch mcconnell, i would love to know what mitchstion? >> mitch, what did you think of the republican field? you've talked about character integrity -- >> well, well, well, my party is presented as a slew of interesting candidates who i look forward to seeing potentially challenge joe -- >> this is the part where we have to not do along. >> i think so. a real called back to the mcconnell phrase, yeah. >> joking aside for a moment, and i know that's kind of hard, but genuinely when you look at the field of the republican party, is there anyone out there that you think you cannot do? >> vocally? or just as an impression -- we haley would be really tough to do. chris christie is a little like, there's not much there to pick apart. but desantis just has that nasal thing. i mean, i wish george santos was running because -- who wouldn't love a little >> he was watching the debate like i can talk my way out of this. but there's just so many of these crazy figures. it's just wild. it's overwhelming, honestly. i don't know what to do with my

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mitch mcconnell said, don't worry, because that money is not really going to ukraine. the money is going to u.s. military contractors, general dynamics, northrop grumman, boeing and lockheed. he admitted on national television that it is all just a money laundering scheme. during the republican debate, the last one, not this one, the fox announcer asked the same thing can we afford to go into all this debt in ukraine? they were all saying, with the exception of vivek, god bless him, who says we shouldn't be there. all of the other ones were saying yeah, we will put more in if i get elected. we will go to war with mexico and china. on the environment and all this other wars that we have. kim scott pipes up and he says, don't worry, because it's not really a loan to ukraine. it's not a gift to ukraine, it's a loan. raise your hand if you think that loan will get paid back? of course it's not. everybody knows that. there is nobody who believes that loan is getting paid back. why do they bother calling it a loan? the reason is because if they called it a loan, they can imp

mitch mcconnell has been a champion for ukraine in the senate. i hope that he is not dragged down by those who don't share that view, but the fact is, they have to share the view with democracy being saved, and the iranians are a model to the country. in fact, they have demonstrated, frankly, that they would be good members of nato, because they have fought with our weapons, with our skills, with our training, all the rest, and they have staved off the biggest army. we are now, what, almost going on two years, 21 months, and god bless them for their courage, god bless zelenskyy for the model that he is to the world. and, let's hope that this is just something for domestic consumption, that they want to hold people accountable, and that is fine, but let's get the job done and let's do it soon, and let's do it before christmas. >> i know you have seen many 24-year-old congressional staffers at work on the hill over the years, many a dam than developing their careers up to the point that they become members of the house of representatives. liz chene

mitch mcconnell said, don't worry, because that money is not really going to ukraine.he money is going to u.s. military contractors, general dynamics, northrop grumman, boeing and lockheed. he admitted on national television that it is all just a money laundering scheme. during the republican debate, the last one, not this one, the fox announcer asked the same thing can we afford to go into all this debt in ukraine? they were all saying, with the exception of vivek, god bless him, who says we shouldn't be there. all of the other ones were saying yeah, we will put more in if i get elected. we will go to war with mexico and china. on the environment and all this other wars that we have. kim scott pipes up and he says, don't worry, because it's not really a loan to ukraine. it's not a gift to ukraine, it's a loan. raise your hand if you think that loan will get paid back? of course it's not. everybody knows that. there is nobody who believes that loan is getting paid back. why do they bother calling it a loan? the reason is because if they called it a loan, they can impos

real estate guy mitch roschelle joins me now.ives for the housing market; mortgage rates below 7%, the stock market's rallied so some people can buy cash for their homes. is there a glimmer or of hope for real estate now? >> oh, stuart, it's the holiday season, there's always a glimmer of hope. i would say this, and i said it on your program, i think, the last time i was on with you, if interest rates come down, beware. there's going to be a housing boom because there are so many people waiting on the sidelines. and i do think we're going to see mortgage rates come down subpoenaingly in 2024. so i think it's more than just holiday hope. i think we're going to see things happening again in housing. the problem is demand still exceeds supply, so if people sort of come, you know, out of their a homes looking for if new ones, we could see prices go up. stuart: but interest rates down means home prices may actually start going up again next year. is that possible? >> right. and i think goldman sachs said the same thing. they said mode

mitch mccone, the leader of the republicans, after meeting again with the ukrainian president, said,hat in fact, he understands how important the security of the ukrainian border, the israeli border, and taiwan is, but he believes, and his republican colleagues believe, that until the issue of the american border is resolved, this matter will not move from its place, although ukraine, he emphasized to support worth it, but let's listen to what message the leader of democracy sent after. how he met, how they met, all senators with the ukrainian president. it was a very strong meeting, president zelenskyy said clearly understand what help he needs, if he gets help, how he can win this war. on the other hand, he made it clear, and we all made it clear, if we lose, putin wins, and that will be very dangerous for the united states. we cannot allow putin to influence through any proxies what... what we should do in ukraine, he also mentioned another thing: he needs help quickly, you know, colleagues, a very important message coming from the white house, the white house emphasizes that if c

mitch mcconnell wanted it to happen but didn't pull, i'm not even gonna say pull the trigger, mitch mcconnelllet the department of justice to do it, let democrats do it. ronna romney mcdaniel could've taken a turn after january six. kevin mccarthy could have. they all could have, but they didn't. and is the issue now that they didn't turn on him when they had the opportunity and now they are all in so deep they can't turn because he'll take them down as well? >> yeah, now the voters are in charge, stephanie. i think there was, at least for some of them, it was cowardice. for some, i think mitch mcconnell i'd put in this camp, i think it was a political miscalculation. i think he genuinely did believe that after january 6th trump was dead and eventually they weren't gonna have to deal with him anymore. the famous washington post blind quote from the adviser about how -- for this little bit of time, i think he genuinely believes that. they were absolutely wrong. and so they missed the huge opportunity with impeachment, to convict him, to bar him from running again. yeah, there were other opport

>> tyrus: i didn't say mitch who come it could be mitch coburn.ferring to. i'm just saying, there's probably a bunch of people on there who are in service right now and that's why we don't have the list. they haven't done enough killing yet. >> greg: yes. emily, what if this turns out to be another al capone's vault? how soon before geraldo does a special on it? he's free. >> emily: so and i, i'll do the special. you guys, i felt like the judge was sort of wanting to temper expectations. don't get excited because she said "you guys," and i paraphrase, essentially a lot of them are not salacious and that's why i'm going to reveal the names, and also she wrote in the order that they have been allegations reported before. i think you're going to get the list and be like, oh, it's exactly who we've been talking about and whatever. however, she also said everyone who said please don't redact because my life will be ruined, because of adverse publicity, because i'll be embarrassed, divorced, fired, et cetera, she said that's not good enough, i don't giv

i had known mitch mcconnell for more than 20 years and i had respected him. few could match mcconnell's mastery ofw tactics of politic leadership, but i thought he made a number of mistakes in this case. including not agreeing to call the congress back into session during the impeachment trial and not telling me. liz cheney is republican royalty to the extent we have that in this country. she is now the sharpest thorn in the side of the republican party, and she is naming names, quoting e-mails, producing phone records, and explaining the stakes. she is taking zero prisoners in an effort that she says is aimed at nothing short of saving the country, making sure that this nextak election is not our last. she says if trump is re-elected in 2024 it is likely that he will not leave power. in her new book "oath and honor a memoir and a warning," liz cheney says at the end on page 365 that if trump is re-elected to the white house he will in her words wdismantle the republic. and what that means is that everybody who wants us to remain a republic has to put every o

nope, just mitch. the australian guy running -- he's a dad.do whatever he wants. >> reporter: the 49ers' punter called his shot when he saw the seahawks left the outside area uncovered. nicknamed the booming onion, he picked up the first down and even took a late hit, but the play was called back because of a penalty on teammate ronnie bell. still, wishnowsky earned some street cred with his teammates. >> i love that. honestly we didn't even get a heads-up on the sideline. we over there getting ready to make corrections and honestly -- the australian striking down the sideline. i'm like wow. >> yeah, i was sitting there like okay, and then all of a sudden he just takes off. yes, mitch. because you have seen him tackle. he's going to truck -- maybe next time. he'll do some tight end drills with us next time. >> yeah, i went to just -- get out of bounds and get down. get away from the big fellas. >> reporter: with the "red and gold report," i'm vern glenn. >> and it's too bad that it didn't count because it was such a good play. this is where th

mitch mcconnell is standing up.ctly say he is a far right republican but mitch mcconnell standing up saying there has to be a change for on border policy. you can't hand out money for more babysitters and paper pushers. what will happen in your judgment. >> that is exactly right what the biden administration is asking for. they're asking for more money to facilitate mass migration. that is what they want. that is their goal. it is not to secure our border. we believe americans deserve more. americans deserve better. they deserve the safety and security of a border. we have to fight for that. and but it is really unconscionable we're having to fight for that. the fact that you see chuck schumer say he is unwilling to secure our own border and put our american people and our children at risk is absolutely a disgrace. larry: is there vote tonight? is there a cloture vote tonight? >> there is. about to go take i. we i will be standing unified as a republican conference and voting that down, standing for the american peo

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you have to have a border piece, mitch mcconnell is standing up.panning up and saying there has to be a change in border policy, you can't just hand out money for more baby sitters and paper pushers, what will happen in your judgment? >> that is right, that is what the biden administration is asking for. they are asking for more money to facilitate mass migration. that is what they want, that is their goal, not to secure the border, we believe that americans deserve more. americans deserve better, they deserve safety and security of a border, and we have to fight for that. and it is really unconscionable we'ring had to fight for that, the fact that you see chuck schumer say he is unwilling to secure our own border and put our important people and our children at risk, is a disgrace. larry: is in vote tonight? a closer vote. >> there it, about it take it we will be standing unified as a republican conference, voting that down, standing for american people, they deserve better. larry: thank you so senator britt. thank you very much for all that you d

our house has passed hr 2 to secure the border, the senate run by two key democrats, mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer who have refused to put this on the floor as they want the tethering to more ukrainian funding and other leftist aid packages so i think we have the ability to continue to move forward but the senate must take up the appropriation bills we 've already passed in the house as well as policies which will help secure america. larry: given the rhetoric we've heard in the senate how likely do you think a government shutdown is or are we going to get a continuing resolution down the road again? >> i never voted for continuing resolution. i will not kick the can costing taxpayers more money, we need to do our jobs. if we can't, stay in dc until we can get it finalized. we need strong leadership come make sure when the meetings happen with speaker of the house mike johnson, hakeem jeffries, mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer, we hold a very conservative america first agenda approach. we need to look at not just trying to cut our way to prosperity but putting in necessary refor