and morton's quote, i think, is even more interesting. and these are his words at the end. they're not mine. morton says, quote, we've been fighting pretty much of a losing battle on subject of the recognition of women in this administration. the top women's organizations are beginning to unite in their promotion. the equal rights amendment, and they are beginning to believe that only and only is in caps, only the democrats are interested. here's his closing sentence. the gals have a tremendous influence on the outcome of any election and quote and i'm holding this up, you see erlichman checked. yes. to have this. so i that this is very interesting the political dimension certainly there another document fred harris, democratic senator from oklahoma, tells nixon it's time to appoint a woman to the us supreme court and they were unable to do that. but it entwined with the issue, the equal rights amendment. now had supported the equal rights amendment since his days in congress. you might be surprised to know that the equal rights man was much older than the 1960s. it went ba

what's in northern germany above all, it's a pretty brit harty mean ditch. morton is guy there on the deck of also is a good deal on hold for restaurants talk today. i'll show you how to cook cale northern german style. so what do you need to make some northern german, plastic kale with pinnacle sausage. and what is the tinkle sausage. anyway, more of that later, this dish will warm you up in winter for sure. that's this phone call. when you're a cook, it's really nice to be able to say to a farmer, bring me something and brash and in winter on that scale. and plus that going quote, back in the d q was when we get to an after the 1st frost, because cold weather increases the sugar content of the plant. but with today's varieties, that's not as important. the vegetable can be harvested all year, right? and it's known all over the world. perhaps it's only here in northern germany. the kale time is something of a season in its own right. now, i really upset me to keep me busy get close. those has been the head ship at the buell on hope restoral since 2018. it's located in close to the ge

money at this is why the, i have these a stronger and stronger you know, i'm going to use slick, morton outdoor center that will be in the countries, the higher smaller countries and of course and, and the have to be, have to full and the political situation that in the process because the, the 3 belong to the european union, but to the independent nations. this is why the starting to corporate, we meet each other and the more and more and, and better and better because relations between them, our nation. so our countries and he would like to and to fight together for, for our interest and the, the, if he would like to, to unite to our forces and political forces. and switching gears now, the un special weapon to that on palestine has been left fuming and that's after a lecture she was said to give and believe was supposed that the last minute i made pressure from the city is mer becomes just days after the us vice president was the crying, europe's lack of free speech. and while francesca called but he said, manage to hold a smaller meeting at the end. she says that the experience left

morton, there just having, you know, black history, history. and have a 7 year-old jackson, michael sam and just, you know, when i got to, i'm just seeing all back when i was crazy to me, not been kind of i didn't register that, you stance now that i've seen it for myself and just like, okay, i understand why you know, i'm saying let's go in kron. 4 news. >> next in sports, the warriors are looking for a second straight win. >> with that new guy. jimmy buckets, sports director scott reese says highlights coming reese says highlights coming up. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >> if everybody, i'm scott rees bay

our meetings as long as you and i agree that all of these elements in nature promotes more funding, morton military support, more security agreements. more interoperability constitutes a breach to nato membership on the very strong package for ukraine. ukraine's future is in the need to. nate is bigger and stronger. ukraine is closer to nathan membership than ever before. as the brave ukraine continues to fight for freedom, we stand by their sides. you know, from what we're seeing currently on the t up electrical front. things are shifting and actually made to chief during his speech was seamless, admiring putin. during his speech, i have had many meetings with him between 201-2014 in my previous role. and he is a strong negotiator and he is very unpredictable. but in the end, if you want to get to a piece deal, we need him there. as we've seen a me a major shift, it has to be said in nor it says from the us when it comes to the conflict. it's after me up in recent days. what's changed here? well and reality, it will seems like the us, the side lining the easy when you create an cube has t

meetings as long as you and i agree that all of these elements and need to come on more funding. morton military support more security agreements. more input operability constitutes a breach to nato membership on the very strong package for ukraine. ukraine's future is in the nato. nate the is bigger and stronger. ukraine is closer to nathan membership than ever before. and as the brave ukraine continues to fight for the freedom, we stand by their sides. from what we see on the geo political from things all shifting. and what we will say have to mention hair is not the may 2, chief was full. so almost a demarion period and cheering his speech less less since i have had so many meetings with him between 201-2014 in my previous role. and he is a strong negotiator and he is freight unpredictable. but in the end, if you want to get to a piece deal, we need him there. and the collective west also seems not so united anymore. i dislike nato secretary general trying to reassure everyone in the complete opposite . but it's, let's say a fast there where we have to make sure that talks are succes

bill morton. oh, no, at two. meteorologist bill martin. okay, enough of that.g up with that, you guys. thursday. you're almost through with me. this is the forecast. overnight lows. not that cold because it's kind of some tropical moisture that's in the area. there will be clouds the next couple of days from that again subtropical. so it doesn't get cold the overnight stay above freezing. the daytime highs stay in the 60s and low 70s even though the cloud cover. so tomorrow is clear all day. that's monday wednesday morning wednesday night. here's thursday morning thursday night right here and then. so not much going on. this really all gets going somewhere around march 4th. march 4th, the storm door opens and we get into some some weather. mike, i think it's going to be it'll be newsy and i won't be here to do the news with you. but i will say this. i don't want to say this my last night, but mikey, you're one of the best anchors. i've worked with dave mcelhatton, i've worked with dennis richmond, i've worked with everybody. >> now you can. >> turn it around. y

. >> at morton's steakhouse, the general manager tells me the restaurant is booked through sunday. the combination of valentine's day, the nba all star weekend, the parade and the president's day holiday is great for business. >> the energy in the city. the more people we can get in the city, the better. everyone feels great. they're cleaning up the city, which is really a big plus. >> this couple from walnut creek tells me they got a last minute reservation thanks to a cancellation. they're celebrating their first valentine's day as husband and wife. >> it means a lot to us coming out here to the city of san francisco. it's just it's one of those moments that we really love to spend time together. >> they plan to return to the city on saturday for the all star festivities. >> the traffic and then the crowd and lots of stuff were going on in here that we heard of, especially today. it didn't scare us at all. we were actually looking forward to it. >> judging by the courier event. there's no beating star power when it comes to attracting crowds. we'll have to wait and see what this

meetings as long as you and i agree that all of these elements and need to come on more funding. morton military support, more security agreements. more info for ability constitutes a breach to nato membership on the very strong package for ukraine. ukraine's future is in the name to. nate is bigger and stronger. ukraine is closer to nathan membership than ever before. and as the brave ukraine continues to fight for the freedom, we stand by their sides. from what we see on the 2 political from things are shifting a nato chief, actually somewhat humorous of march peace and tearing his speech. i have had many meetings with him between 201-2014 in my previous role. and he is a strong negotiator and he is free, unpredictable. but in the end, if you want to get to a piece deal, we need him there. mm. and you know, that is the public statement that we, we've been hearing from mark rid of, but it belie, it's what actually is being said at by keeps allies, including its main sponsor, the us, well, you know, in reality it seems like the us itself is actually a sideline in europe and ukraine, and

you and i agree that all of these elements in nature promotes more funding. morton military support more security agreements. more input operability constitutes a breach to nato membership. on the very strong package for ukraine, ukraine's future is in the nato. nate the is bigger and stronger. ukraine is closer to nathan membership than ever before. and as the brave ukraine continues to fight for the freedom, we stand by their sides. from what we say, only 2 political friends, the west of the collective west, seems not so united any more, despite names made to secretary general, trying to reassure everyone in the complete offset less specimens is, let's say a fast there wherever you have to make sure the talks are successful and it is important that you get to a peace deal. and at the same time, to make sure that's a potent on the stands that the rest is united. that ukraine is getting all the support it needs to prevail. and that is very important, but also that he understands that you only computer stokes from b r, absolute to your short. that's the outcome can be sustained, city outc

morton: police say up to 700,000 -- comparable to the largest of the anti-vietnam rallies of a decade clayburgh: this is life. this isn't political. this is about the future of life. adelman: ronald reagan thought that the freeze movement was ridiculous, that the number of nuclear weapons -- some 40,000 in the world -- were way too high, that to freeze them would lock in soviet superiority in certain numbers that he wanted to eliminate. in your discussions of the nuclear freeze proposals, i urge you to beware the temptation of pride, the temptation of declaring both sides equally at fault, to ignore the facts of history and the aggressive impulses of an evil empire, to simply call the arms race a giant misunderstanding, and thereby remove yourself from the struggle between right and wrong and good and evil. adelman: reagan delegitimized the soviet union. now, the trouble is, you're both poised with these weapons at each other, which is a terrible way to live -- mutually assured destruction. so reagan said, "why don't we do something and put a protective shield between us so that i can

vast natural resources in exchange for continued aid that's where we go with fox business edward morton traveled to ukraine to get the exclusive scoop on the deal and i'm pleased to say he joins me live from the home base of the white house. ukrainian president zelenskyy refusing to sign a partnership with united states. today in the united arab emirates zelenskyy signed a trade deal with the uae and without. $69 million to the gdp of uae $875 million to ukraine's economy over the next five years the uae helps broker trade deals for soldiers on both sides this is president trump set secretary of state marco rubio with the national security advisor michael waltz and special envoy to saudi arabia laying the groundwork for the trump putin meeting. listen. >> the united states and europe has supported the effort but the united states unquestionably has borne the brunt of the support over the years but now president trump is clear and needs to come to an end there are key tenants that will drive these negotiations. >> the first step of a multiphase in the invasion the deal offered wednesday

times you look around the very cabinet table where the remarks are made and there sits s'interroge morton, eliot richardson, george shultz, fred dent and me and more, i expect, in the cabinet and embassies and departments all appointed by him. his comments are beneath his greatness, but they possibly explain a little let me say right here and i skip let me say right here, there's an arrogance, some ivy league connections that is. i remember yale during, the vietnam war, its unwillingness to preserve a climate on campus for a diversity could flourish. my hang up with brewster was his own honestly held views the war. but it is unwillingness to insist that other views could be expressed. he did not lead. he followed the mob. in fairness, so did many, many others. thank god, george, you got the best yale. but you retained a fundamental that a lot of good for america. south west of woolsey hall. and then going along when i heard of the taping in the white, i felt disturbed and, concerned. standing in the southwest lobby of the white house, i told bryce harlow was nixon's confidante. my great f

. >> at morton's steakhouse, the general manager tells me the restaurant is booked through sunday. the combination of valentine's day, the nba all star weekend, the parade and the president's day holiday is great for business. >> the energy in the city. the more people we can get in the city, the better. everyone feels great. they're cleaning up the city, which is really a big plus. >> this couple from walnut creek tells me they got a last minute reservation thanks to a cancellation. they're celebrating their first valentine's day as husband and wife. >> it means a lot to us coming out here to the city. san francisco, it's just. it's one of those moments that we love to spend time together. >> they plan to return to the city on saturday for the all star festivities. >> the traffic and then the crowd and lots of stuff were going on in here that we heard of, especially today. it didn't care as at all. we were actually looking forward to it. >> judging by the event. there's no beating star power when it comes to attracting crowds. we'll have to wait and see what this weekend will brin

. >> at morton's steakhouse, the general manager tells me the restaurant is booked through sunday. the combination of valentine's day, the nba all star weekend, the parade and the president's day holiday is great for business. >> the energy in the city. the more people we can get in the city, the better. everyone feels great. they're cleaning up the city, which is really a big plus. >> this couple from walnut creek tells me they got a last minute reservation thanks to a cancellation. they're celebrating their first valentine's day as husband and wife. >> it means a lot to us coming out here to the city of san francisco. it's just it's one of those moments that we really love to spend time together. >> they plan to return to the city on saturday for the all star festivities. >> the traffic and then the crowd and lots of stuff were going on in here that we heard of, especially today. it didn't scare us at all. we were actually looking forward to it. >> many folks around union square tell me they came from out of state for the all star games. >> i like san francisco a lot. it's a litt

it was, they had a place on squaw island the next few years, in fact, two different places one was morton downey's house, the other house it was another house. the same in palm beach, they originally stayed with ambassador kennedy in his house, but just got to be too much for everybody, and so they were -- had a friend who had a home and they leased the house with michael paul in palm beach. in middleberg, they leased a place, 400 acre place called glenora, she, the owner of glenora finally terminated the lease and they built a house, called wexford. that was another house she lived in. >> what kind of trouble did that cause for you? >> well, it meant that every place there was a residence we had to reestablish security and to set up new communications that would-- white house communications agency had to do that. that caused problems. when she built the house in middleberg called wexford, we built in that house some security devices. well then they decided to rent the house for the first summer. that created a problem. but eventually she did move into the house and lived there an authori

so sometimes you need to take what they say with a grain of salt, if not a full carton of morton's iodizedcal among you might be surprised by how many straight shooters you'll find at the highest levels of corporate america. some of them are just plain honest. others don't want to go to prison. good call. either way, they tell the truth. and again, when we have someone on the show with a track record of being extremely candid or extremely reliable or both, i try to point that out to you. it matters when honest, smart executives tell you that something is going incredibly well. i think you should believe them. this can be a very profitable strategy if you get it right. i'll give you the best example ever. when jen-hsun huang, the visionary ceo of cramer fave nvidia, came on the show in september of 2022, the stock had been eviscerated for the better part of a year. everybody was giving up on tech in the face of the federal reserve's relentless rate hikes. jensen's stock had been beaten down to the 100 and 20s, but he told an incredible story about nvidia's ability to reinvent itself, includ

only our army in europe has real morton battle field experience. but our army alone is not enough to and we need what you can provide of the weapons draining sciences, financing, political pressure, and unity team. 3 years or full scale war have proven that we already have the foundation for a united european military force and known as a fight this war and laid the ground water for peace and security. we must build the forces of your so that your future depends only on europeans and decisions about your are made in your the that's why we're talking with you are being leaders and with the united states. have all the military continues that can insure this and not just in ukraine, but across your and that's why we are developing joint violence production, especially drones, especially the dentist modal. for example, of pull team investments for alms production to be in, in our country is already working well, where are you? where are you? where is successful last year alone, thanks to ukraine in and partners fords. we produce over 1500000 drones of

they say that he also solicited six morton -- murders for higher including one against a former employee snitch. and the answer is to why. while seeking the court votes, he hinted that he planned to commute his sentence during his speech last year at the libertarian national convention. he kept his promise, this is the hypocrisy at the same level that you find when we get cash patel -- when you talk about patel. host: john in new york, line for independents, and he will be the last call for today. caller: i was going to say there are a lot of racist callers calling in on both sides of the aisle. i hear people calling the majority of trump supporters white supremacists. that is a racist remark. that poor older guy, i do not think he met any disrespect and you cut them off short of making his comments. that is up to you and i do not care. the other thing i will recommend it as i watch the show numerous times and you kind of lock out your republican audience by taking maybe four or five, out of 10 calls you take one republic call or a majority independent or democrats and you will take one

morton. >> no. >> ms. norton votes no. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes no. mr. crushwortny votes no. ms. o'connell. mr. emfume. ms. brown. >> brown notes no -- i'm sorry, yes. yes. voting no to table. >> ms. brown votes no. ms. have advancebury. >> i vote no to a motion that would table a subpoena for elon musk. it's out of order to discuss what the motion is? ok, guys. >> it's out of order. >> order, order, order. all right. let's go. >> ms. stansberry votes no. mr. garcia. mr. garcia votes no. mr. frost. mr. frost votes no. ms. lee. ms. lee votes no. mr. kazar. >> no on the motion to table our motion to have elon musk give this committee. >> mr. kazar votes no. ms. crockett. >> no on giving the american people the transparency that they deserve -- >> demagoguery again! >> ms. crockett votes no. ms. randle. ms. randle votes no. mr. subermuno votes no. ms. ansary votes no. mr. bell. mr. bell. ms. simon. ms. simon votes no. mr. min. >> mr. min votes no. ms. presley votes no. ms. to leave. >> i decided to put my residence before elon musk, and i vote no. >> mr. tlab votes no. >> how am i r

do they want fewer tax cuts, morton spending, or do they want to borrow?ey want to add this to the debt? i'm curious how people see the issue. host: let's go to jeffrey, independent. caller: i have a quick question as an ordinary citizen, la yman. and economist who wrote the book, "the deficit myth," argues federal deficit spending is healthy for the economy. it becomes black ink because it is the federal government through its currency putting more money into the economy, enriching the economy without relying on taxes to pay for it. deficit spending in a large part becomes healthy, it helps stabilize the economy. she cites as one example, because she had a ted talk she did several years ago, she points out the fact the shortest recession in the history of the united states was as we came out of the pandemic, the covid pandemic. the extra money the federal government put into the economy to help us get through the recession that we would have experienced as a result of covid. i just wonder the degree to which deficit spending becomes a healthy activity for

morton. >> no. >> ms. norton votes no. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes no. mr. crushwortny votes no. ms. o'connell. mr. emfume. ms. brown. >> brown notes no -- i'm sorry, yes. yes. voting no to table. >> ms. brown votes no. ms. have advancebury. >> i vote no to a motion that would table a subpoena for elon musk. it's out of order to discuss what the motion is? ok, guys. >> it's out of order. >> order, order, order. all right. let's go. >> ms. stansberry votes no. mr. garcia. mr. garcia votes no. mr. frost. mr. frost votes no. ms. lee. ms. lee votes no. mr. kazar. >> no on the motion to table our motion to have elon musk give this committee. >> mr. kazar votes no. ms. crockett. >> no on giving the american people the transparency that they deserve -- >> demagoguery again! >> ms. crockett votes no. ms. randle. ms. randle votes no. mr. subermuno votes no. ms. ansary votes no. mr. bell. mr. bell. ms. simon. ms. simon votes no. mr. min. >> mr. min votes no. ms. presley votes no. ms. to leave. >> i decided to put my residence before elon musk, and i vote no. >> mr. tlab votes no. >> how am i r

| to watch that morton, wouldn't you? i mean, it's extraordinary you?atre after the ten days or so that we have had, where it has appeared that america is not really our number one ally anymore and has been behaving almost as if it were a hostile power doing things that a hostile power might do, threatening things that america might not actually be standing behind us. and we�*re on our own with europe watching that turns that on its head again, because trump was extremely friendly to starmer, he clearly has a very, very different view of starmer to what elon musk has has of storm. i mean, elon musk has accused starmer of being complicit in the rafe of britain over the grooming gangs. that is an extraordinarily different approach to the one that trump has taken on the chagos islands specifically. and by the way, yes, i have contempt for trump, but i thought that i thought from a prime ministerial perspective, that was a masterstroke of a press conference to deliver a hand signed letter from the king, knowing what presses trump's buttons in a good way was