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i give youhe president of the united states, mr. joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: thank you. thank you, thank you. you've all hrd the expression attributed to a guy who once wrote every st. patrick's day, every ishman go out to find another iriman. that is why i'm here. glad to be with alof you. i am glad we are surrounded by so many frnds of ireland. here in washington we have alwayseen able to work across the aisle on iris issues, no matter our politics, no matter what else we agree or disagree on. mr. saker, thank you f bringing us together again. i think i made -- do not get hurt man. we need you. are you ok? all right. mr. speaker, thank you for brinng us together. thank you for all the irish-americans here today who spent years building a broad partisan csensus on the issue of ireland. taoiseachit is great see you again. we just finished the next meeting. now we can enjoy a little bit of a celebration. to all the friends and leaders that travel from ireland woerful to see so many of you here once mor i stand re today, like mt of you, as a descendant. i was telling the t

that could be a problem for -- then mr. joe tacopina has conflict of interest and could not represent than trump i that hush money case, at least according to new york. law today, a representative fo joe tacopina said that his client had never met storm daniels and that someone els approached him on her behalf and mr. joe tacopina refused the request. but in a 2018 appearance on cnn, joe tacopina himself seem to suggest his legal connection with stormy daniels were stron enough to give her attorne client privilege >> joe, i understand that yo had some communication wit stormy daniels at some point >> you know, obviously there i attorney-client issues let's put it this way. >> oh! >> go ahead. oh, wow, what? -- >> jack, let him finish. >> the question is whether i was contacted or asked t represent -- the answers, yes i was, but can't go into anything further >> that potential conflict between trump lawyer and storm daniels could explain why th prosecutors in the manhattan d 's office spoke with ms. daniels earlier this week. an

i giveou the president of the united states, mr. joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: we have all heard the expression, every st. patrick's day, every irishman goes out to find another irishman to make a speech too. that's why i am re. i am glad to be with all of you. and most importantly i am glad that we are surrounded by so many friends of ireland. here in washington we have always been able to work across the aisle on irish issues, no matter what our politics have been. no matter what else we agree or disagree on. mr. speaker, thank you for bringing us together again. i was trying to think, i think i de -- don't get hurt, we need you. you ok? i wanted to thank you for inging us together. and thank you to all of the irish-amerans here today who spent years building a bipartisan consensus on the issue of ireland. taoiseach it's great to see you again. we jt finished a meeting. now we can eoy a celebration. to all the friends and leaders who travel from ireland and northern ireland, it has been wonderful to seeo many of you here once more. i stand here today li

why you keep wrapping up the proxy war with russia, mr. joe? mr. trevino, you said you said more than $2000000000.00 in when service. if i did, they don't rock the war by no. and the data you are, you are eve angler, the canadian journalist, to pose that question to their prime minister, says the country has substantially contributed to bolstering key ebs war effort and even took part in instigating the conflict in the 1st place. well, have a listen for yourself. live, love the much o paper. did a calculation tabulated that canada had sent $2260000000.00, canadian dollars in weapons already. and actually since then there's been a number of announcements. so i trust the newspaper more than i trust the government itself. so i think it's probably almost certainly over $2000000.00 and, and maybe more, but that's only a small part of it. i'm in canadas providing intelligence to ukraine in military. you have contained special forces on the ground. you have a former many former clean soldiers that have been killed and that are fighting. the canadian go

mr. joe. mr trudeau, you said you said more than 2000000000 dollars in way, answer sort of by the date of the war by now. and the data you have, you are eaves on glare, the canadian a jealous impose that question to the prime. as a says, the country has substantially contributed to bolster and cubes, war effort, and even took part in instigating the conflict in the 1st place. live was mature paper, did a calculation tabulated that canada had sent $2260000000.00. canadian dollars in weapons already. and actually since then there's been a number of announcements. so i trust the newspaper more than i trust the government sell. so i think it's probably almost certainly over $2000000.00 and maybe more, but that's only a small part of it. i mean candidates providing intelligence, ukrainian military, you have clear, special forces on the ground. you have a former many former clear soldiers that have been killed in that are fighting. the canadian government has, has really contributed to the, to the pr

joes together. but right now, why don't we say hello to them. mr. montana? >> joe. >> mr. montana mr. montana? mr. you what we got as far as your st. patrick's day forecast when we take a looking you can see right now, shamrock, texas, 52 emerald island, north carolina, 68 goldsboro, pennsylvania, 58 degrees. parade forecast today, new york city, cloudy, temperatures in the 50s. boston on sunday, 50, cold and windy. savannah, that's right, savannah, georgia has a parade blustery, temperatures in the mid-30s. san antonio will be cool and showery. and san francisco's parade tomorrow becoming cloudy the temperatures upper 50s to low 60s. that's what's going on around the coun the countr >>> happy st. patrick's day. it's going to be nice and sunny today, temperatures in the upper 60s inland and mostly cloudy tomorrow with a high of about 69 degrees inland. sunday is when the rain comes in early in the morning. off-and-on showers with more waves of rain into much of next week with cooler temperatures. for san francisco, we're headed for about 62 degrees today. 64 tomorrow. then much cooler n>>> and that

mr. president, joe biden. [cheers and applause] president biden: thank you.y name is joe biden and i'm dr. jill biden's husband. [laughter] i like ice cream, chocolate chip. i came down because i heard there was chocolate chip ice cream. i have a whole refrigerator upstairs. ben cardin, one of the best senators in the united states. [cheers and applause] folks, welcome to the white house. it's a delight to have you all here. who are the good-looking kids back there. stand up, guys. [cheers and applause] i want you to know, like you, i had two brothers, three brothers in our family and one sister and my sister is smarter than all of us. not a joke. she is now 23 years younger than me. she managed every one of my campaigns for office even back when i was in high school and went to the same university. she graduated with honors, i graduated. [laughter] i had a simple role in the family, listen to valerie. so guys, be nice to your sisters. same lineup. you're the oldest? who is number two, who is number three. are you guys twins? i'm so glad to see you all. thank

mr. president joe biden is the president of the united states states rose and his wife also turned aroundnd when mrs. trudovo he looked into your eyes ukrainians and applauded that or the whole parliament all all ministers absolutely without exception of course overflowing with emotions as ukrainians and pride pride to be ukrainian the first minute receiving this invitation knew that this is absolutely not personally about me i will become our country, being there is an extraordinary honor, not all the presidents of the country, this prime minister, how many had the honor of being invited to the parliament, was invited there as a shout like ukraine directly. that i presented our country absolutely medical equipment, political lobbying and cultural events , all this to help ukraine, the association of ukrainians of washington state is engaged in the organization of the iz day of history after the russian invasion, it was forced to quickly repurpose itself, now the association is simultaneously engaged in the collection of medical equipment for ukrainian hospitals and the organization of cu

i wonder if you could tell me do you believe joe biden won the 2020 election? mr. anderson, do you believe joe biden won the 2020 election? >> yes. >> do you believe joe biden won the 2020 presidential election? >> wearing my nonpartisan hand, yes, i do. >> thank you. i did have a couple questions just from the testimony. what happened prior to 2014 relative to statewide elections? i noticed in the testimony of said since 2014 you successfully carried out lying to statewide elections. what happened prior to them and why were they unsuccessful? >> we just didn't have elections that were back to back. we had a special elections and issues. we haven't had one since that time. what you are talking about is the fact you had a statewide elections in each of those nine years. how do you define ballot harvesting? ballot harvesting would be collecting of ballots by individuals that aren't in control that aren't the voters themselves and for political candidates and parties, nonprofits and political parties. >> so if you're a nursing home operator and a number of individuals

mr. leggett, where joe cab or become ogre, although just suddenly pancillo went to the mileage, nika, how can, would you guys get juice committee, they are doing any audio pit audio junk, and would you advertisement in the military? but would you give us a little at their ratings really determined by 3 or 4 cities within pockets on that means that rural areas, smaller communities, don't get much coverage for the last 6 months. they've been massive both as well in savannah for instance, which saw a lot of terrorism. and these massive protests got not as much coverage as the protest that a focus on teddy came off in iran 100 held over the last 6 months as well as the other example. it's actually tragic which is how the floods were covered in buckets . on august 2022, it took about 2 weeks of the focus on media to actually pick up on the story and how dire the situation was. and the origin of the story were a few social media posts where many people who are living in those flood affected communities posted about what they were going through. and it prompted the focus on the news media to

will joe mr. fabio in the crotch mar is in beijing and i asked him what's behind this move? well, i would say this move as long over to a china as one of the last countries to open up for international tourism. and it already opened up from it's a 0 corporate policy last december. i mean, the locked arms were abolished are currently in et cetera. also, domestic treble restrictions have been given up. so i think it was only a matter of time until china would also open up for international tourism. and actually one restriction will remain there for international tourists. they still need a negative p. c. r tests a taken 48 hours before their departure to be able to enter the country. and how big is china's tourism industry? if you look at it it's, it's huge. it's basically makes up a more or less 10 percent of its g d p. but if you look closer, i mean most of it comes from the domestic and tourism sector. i mean, here you have a large marker to one point. 4000000000 people live in china. and the number of foreign travelers, even before the pandemic, is actually not that high.

that, of course, you know, as well as get more, i'll miss from joe mr. julius that madame way, who are and joins us from the guns and capital kampala, welcome julian. in that as, as i understand that you've gotten to already has laws prohibiting homosexuality. so why do lawmakers feel they need more and harsh laws in this area? a new that's when it's time we've already had, but more than 50 as it goes. oh, the bill. and he told me that he has evidence of promotion sick choice. unscrewed children are, were ram, bobby, a few as sound up problem. bizarre van. apologies. so all that i will move on them are a radian, that chess player. as i say, rack had them has become a symbol of recent protest against the countries. strict religious dress laws shall pot in an international tournament in december without wearing a headscarf. now she lives in exile in spain. why? she's as a life has completely changed. a cheerful young family in picturesque setting, somewhere in spain. but this coastal retreat isn't a holiday resort for sarah are to sheer and sam they're here because they cannot return to

mr. new york, joe piscopo. >> after the slap last year, we were like, when are we going to hear from chrise suggested he will reveal everything when he's got a special and he did on saturday. yeah, genius the way he held back, almost a year and then waited and then in the special, which he just crushed on saturday night, the language was dicey and politically incorrect, but he crushed it and waits until the very end of the concert and upon dros the will smith thing and it was brilliant. >> steve: eight not minutes dedicate to this. people wanted to know his point of view, what he joked about, as jokes any, is that something to slap somebody and wind up with a 10-year ban at the oscars? >> it was great, did you see how much bigger will smith is than me? he played ali, people ask, did it hurt? yes, it hurt, really hurt. he handled it so well. when i saw that, the fights were commonplace. i got my nose broken by the mob. >> steve: seriously? >> oh, yeah, you guys look like gangsters, boom, took me out. when will smacked chris, another day at the office. you could see chris was really hurt by

joe? mom, mrs. nussbaum is paying me to get her car to delaware by friday at noon. already lost an hour looking for my driving gloves. you're plowing through the heartlands in an inchworm-green camry with a bumper sticker that says "meat is murder." i hid these gloves for a reason. listen, uh, we weren't kidding about you being careful. and, uh, not to get dramatic, keep your wits about you.

so joe, mr. president, what are you trying to hide?will continue to investigate and get to the bottom of it. >> harris: look, you flipped the script. that's what congressman maxine waters cares most about. what do you do when you get a republican regime back in the white house and majorities across the hill like what happened when obama went in. what do you do when the script gets flipped. >> we will let the evidence speak for it evil. we are looking at that. if there needs to be ethical adjustments to the rules around family members for the president's family, vice president's family, we need to do that. you cannot have a situation where the business dealings around influence peddling are influencing the decision making of the chief executive or the chief executive's number two. it doesn't work. we have to get it fixed. the president and vice president have to be focused on the job the american people need done not the influence peddling that has gone on with the family. >> harris: that's where people are concerned now particularly wi

so i wonder if you could tell me do believe joe biden the 2020 action? >> i do. >> mr. anderson do you believe? >> yes. >> so what happened in 2014 relative to statewide elections? and i youred testimony said since 2014 qassem soleimani philly carry out. what happened prior to that? >> they were not we distant have elections that were back to back to back. >> those are put on the ballot by the legislature. >> soo what you are talking about and then to collect in ballot by individuals that are not nonprofits and 501(c)3 end rofor so if you are a nursing home operator and the number of individuals filled out ballots and collected by their read nursing home to be delivered to the board of alelections with that be considered ballot harvesting? >> profit that violates the constitutional amendments. i don't know. >> . >> show proof of citizenship. are you purging noncitizens? >> only when we get notice from the federal jewish. >> and it cost additionalon amendment prevents any government authority to allow noncitizens to vote in elections. >> that execution of elections. and

mr. trump's lawyer, joe tacopina, he confirms that the manhattan d.a.'s office wanted mr.rrender today. tacopina along with other aides rebuffed that request saying the secret service needed more time to prepare the secret service is denying that to nbc. two secret service officials telling nbc news that mr. trump's detail could be ready to transport him to new york at a moment's notice, that they are simply taking orders based on the date the manhattan d.a. and mr. trump's defense team agreed to, that agreed to date we are told is now tuesday. >> peter alexander, dermot shay, thanks, guys. >>> in other news, extreme storms are expected to slam over a dozen states today, severe thunderstorms, strong winds, and tornados that could put more than 50 million people at risk in the midwest and mid south heavy rain and flash flooding expected to hit the mississippi valley, then quickly move through the midwest and tennessee valley through the night. the risk area also includes parts of mississippi that were already so badly devastated by tornados last week that killed 26 people.

joe. >> caller: hello, mr. cramer thank you for having me on >> oh, sure, joe i'm glad you called in >> caller: hey, with intel trading at 52-week lows and cutting their dividends 66%, is it a buy >> no. i've got to buy companies, recommend companies that are doing well we have a very tough tape. if i start recommending companies that are down and out without a catalyst to turn it around i think i'm going to hurt you, not help you. so i say intel -- i like amd and nvidia, both of which are owned by the charitable trust far more the charts by larry williams suggests amd's stock should be ready to roar over the next few months it wouldn't surprise me if this positive three-year pattern ends up playing out just like it normally does historically hey, much more "mad money" ahead. is it time to take a bite of the snacking cohort? yes. you will see my shopping basket of snack food stocks that i think maybe in this tough environment once again should be on your radar screen then there are a few terms i hear all the tim

joe. >> hello, mr. cramer. thank you so much for having me on. >> what's going on?a tacoma pick up truck. they have pretty much you know the best trucks out there. now it being at a near 52-week low, is it a buy? >> look, we own ford. for the charitable trust. not going to get you to any other houses of pain. we need to see this group start doing better because it's trading as if we're going into a recession and you can't own these stocks so i think hold off. let's see how ford does when they report soon. that will be the tell. now do you believe the federal reserve and treasury department will steer us away from the outcomes then the massive decline in a stock championx as we didn't know about but john in arizona told us about. buy, buy, buy. more "mad money." ai might not be able to program the perfect portfolio quite yet, but it could help. stocks that might be worth keeping an eye on. and they all have been a tough corner in this market, but something has changed in the way i'm approaching the sector. what it is, what might be better than you think. and rapid fi

mr. mccarthy: i talk to joe manchin often and krysten sinema. they seem like two people who want to do a lot of things. we don't have many bills over here that's come out of the senate on any subject. it's hard for me to say anything he passes is dead. he'd have to get to work first. that's what we heard from the president whether he said he wanted to stand with the -- when he said he wanted to stand with the 122 democrats that are so extreme in this house they thought they could decriminalize carjacking and some forms of murder but they changed their mind. at the end of the day if schumer would even ask his own conference, i think there are many people there who want to make american energy. under their majority all they ever do is raise emissions. reporter: are you waiting for your meeting with president biden to unveil the g.o.p.'s proposal? why not while you sit down? mr. mccarthy: what proposal? reporter: your budget proposal? mr. mccarthy: first of all, if we're talking about debt limit and budgets, there's two different things. just so ev

joining me now is joe tacopina mr. tacopina, welcome to "meet the press."> why can your client, mr. trump, make that claim that turned out not to be true?xd did he make it up?p,■ t up.e make it up?p,■ he was reacting to a lot of leaks coming out of the district attorney's office. that monday the day before thatá thursday, was there a law enforcement meeting including secret service and nypd that was going to go through the logistics of the arraignment, and then there was, of course, ■ lot of rumors regarding the arraignment being the next day, and he assumed based on those happen. he wasn't making it up and he doesn't want to be arrested. ymd >> hasçó anybody in the da's office contacted you or told you about any special arrangements?i did he have any of this knowledge through you? we've been in touch with the district attorney's office Ñixd regarding potential logistics, 1 of an arraignment, if it gets to that point, but it ce didn't come from us.r it came frm■@1 m read in the newspaper that y monday or the friday preceding. >> mr. trump has described alvi

come in european president joe coming here, jermel for mr. coming over. so you have a host of the people have a stake in the, in the fight that actually talking to the chimes so. so i think that we probably also thought leaders, we talked to last week at some point time. so i think, you know, channels position really though is more impressed and we'll say a number of little things to china. i wonder, is there perhaps more space now for china to act as a mediator given the timing, we've now seen that the west winds and issued for peace and by the i c. c, that could potentially limit his ability to travel or to dialogue with other leaders. toby, do you think that that creates more space for beijing? well, i think beijing, i'm out of stop looking at what's happening in nato and look what happened yesterday. the japanese prime minister was in boucher, was in ukraine. so i think the world around china is changing and away maybe the china is not too happy about i increase military spending in asia. so the consequence of this war are offered. china are very grea

secretary ardoin, i wonder if you could tell me, do you believe joe biden won the 2020 election? >> i do believe he won. >> mr. anderson, do you believe that? >> yes. >> mr. healer? >> i do. >> thank you. i do have a couple questions just from the testimony. secretary ardoin, what happened prior to 2014 relative to statewide elections? i notice your testimony said since 2014, what happened prior to that? >> they weren't unsuccessful, we just didn't have elections that were back to back to back. for whatever reason, we had special elections and issues that were put on the ballot by the legislature. we basically had four elections each year, or off, haven't had that since that time. >> what you are talking about is the fact that you have had to statewide elections in each of those nine years. >> correct. >> how do you define ballot harvesting? >> that would be collecting the ballot by individuals that aren't in control -- that aren't the voters themselves. our law outlawed it for political candidates, political parties, nonprofits, 501(c)(3)'s, 501(c) four's, and political parties. are prohibited. >> if you are

mr. president, this is exactly the kind of energy project that joe biden, president biden, should approve, because it means so many of the things that you say your administration is for. the highest environmental standards in the world, by far, but the lowest greenhouse gas emission of any major project in the world. the biden administration eis says this, manageable emissions is what they say in the eis. they also do what is called a market analysis substitution. we will get energy from places like venezuela, that's number one in the eis. the president talks about racial justice, environmental justice the vast majority of native people in a muska support this project. very strong support from the indigenous people of my state and what they are starting to say is they're doing this big campaign against willow are undertaking the second wave of colonialism this is from our native leaders. when they come up and tell and ask natives here's how you should live your life it's ridiculous as we said in this meeting. if they deny this project their rhetoric on racial equity and environmental just

mr. speaker, two of my constituents and chose joe and carol are my guests are the gallery today. sadly in 2021 some died by suicide. george was a member of the yorkshire regiment had become depressed while at what it is called renter taken his own life. in memoryow of george adrian ad carlo set up a support group which resulted one veteran with another who is able to talk through and hopefully help them. the support group is scope get emotions out after george. with with the prime minister join me and offering condolences to adrian and carolyn and his support for the work they are now doing. >> could i join my honorable friend into the mind and the whole house is condolences to george's friends and family. think his parents, the brave work they're doing to where raise awareness of veteran mental health support is available for anyone expressing suicidal thoughts including from the samaritan health plan. thank you to the veterans minister we are working specifically to support veterans mental health which it is veterans and mhs bank by considerable funding which increased in the r

i've seen a few stories online that match what mr woodcock�*s describing. and there's one person, joe my attention. joe's friends have agreed to tell me about him. so, i metjoe in 2017 at the airport. so, i did a season in ibiza. and we went on to live with each other in ibiza for six months and we had the best season of our lives. he wasn't like someone's best friend. he was everyone's best friend. when you think of ibiza, you think of beach, bikinis, people walking around, not with many clothes on. joe never let that affect him. he would always just, like, do big belly flops in the pool. so how do you think his weight affected him? he didn't really speak about it much, not to me anyway. and he did try things. i mean, he'd go to the gym, he would have meal plans. i always knew in the back of my mind that he would have loved to lose it. even though everyone loves you, there's still a lot that goes on up in there. so whenjoe told me that he was going to turkey, obviously i didn't want him to go. i was kind of at the time, i wasjust like, "why are you doing that for?" like, you don't ne

mr. admiral also added that the administration of joe biden is doing everything to to prevent a direct military confrontation with russia well, since i have already started talking about the united states of america , i will also continue with them in the republican party of the usa, a civil war may start because of support for ukraine this is stated in the material of the journalists of the washington post newspaper, in particular, more and more members of god's own party , which is the second name of the republicans, do not agree with the fact that washington should give a lot of money to help ukraine , according to some representatives of this political force, which, to the great regret of there are more and more of us, there is a civil war going on in ukraine, and therefore it is not worth throwing money away on it . well, then there is a quote from a respected american republican, what a joke. we live on a crazy planet, where money is earned with the hard work of americans, hundreds of billions of dollars are sent abroad in order to start the third world war - this is not our struggle, she

mrs. borelli. maria: thank you so much, joe, todd and we appreciate you joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. "varney & company" begins now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. a win for republicans in the senate. with john fetterman hospitalized and joe manchin and jon tester voting with the gop, the republicans challenge the rule that your pension investments musten conform to leftist politics. the president is expected to veto it, but the point's been made, the government should not be telling any of us where we can invest our money. a win for america. the senate voted unanimously to declassify intelligence on the origins of covid. that means we'll find out what our spies know about the wuhan lab leak. it was senator josh hawley's bill, and he says, quote, let the people see the truth, end quote. to the markets. a first look at interest rates, rising yields on treasuries. that upset the stock market. look at this today, the yield on the 10-year treasury moving up to 4.07%, firmly above 4%. the 2 the-year getting real close to 5%, you're now at 4.95. investors, especially big

joe biden, before the midterms, wanted to go everywhere and talk about everything. he wanted to brag about his achievements. ron klain is what the white house chief sat him down and said mr. president, you will go to the following states, you will talk about women's reproductive rights and the threat to democracy from maga. joe biden ended up following that script and the rest is history. the democrats defied the odds in the november midterms. there's a good chance that will happen in 2024. >> is the biden white house hoping donald trump will be the nominee in 2024 >>? hoping would be the wrong word. i think they just assume that biden is -- that trump is a front-runner. he's wounded. he is politically weakened, but he's dangerous. i don't think anybody knows whether ron desantis for example , one of his principal challengers, whether he's ready for prime time, whether he can really take a punch when he's on stage with donald trump. there are still uncertainties. i think it is prudent for the biden white house to plan on trump. >> brett is calling from des moines, iowa. good afternoon. >> hello. i'm shocked i got on even. thank you chris and to the moderator. thank you a

i hope ya'll are, too. >> joe concha, your final thoughts. >> mr. conty is right. >> you can hire all the police officers you want. if you don't enforce the laws, the criminals are more brazen because they know they'll get back out in to the street in faster time than it takes to deliver a pizza. we see it in new york city all the time. the same people are being arrested over and over again. d.c. just like california, illinois and new york are seeing a mass exodus out of those states to places like florida, tennessee and texas. >> and portland and seattle. they're pushing back hard against the progressive left. >> yeah. look at eric adams in new york. you have a mayoral race in los angeles coming up. it's overstated by republicans who see an opportunity to seize on crime and say oh, crime is the democrats problem. we have a national problem. violent crime according to some studies is higher in red states than blue states with all of the guns. but to me, what you see is president biden and the democrats especially mainstream democrats, they side with

. >> ashley: joe concha joins us now. mr. know you have got some things you want to say so take it away, my friends. >> okay, ashley. to hear some democratic lawmakers yesterday, most notably the disgraced debbie wasserman schultz attack matt taibbi who has delivered as we have talked about on this show a lucid, sober, meticulous accounting of what happened to twitter under the previous regime and elon musk, preelon musk. we saw some democrats call taibbi though has written, what, four "new york times" best sellers, he has won multiple writing awards a so-called journalist and shill for elon musk? that is laughable considering that taibbi was praised by bernie sanders as being the best journalist out there at one point. overall, the primary take away i and many others had in watching this is that democrats at this hearing think that objective journalists are the enemy of the people and that reporters as we heard at one point, should reveal their sources when lawmakers demand they do so. this was a hot mess of a dumpster fire

mr. chung good. see the taiwan, former president marketing joe says the visit is not politically motivated. what's behind them? well, that's his claim. but being a hypo political figure, a former president, there will be a lot of political debate and attention centered on his visit and mar himself while he has is not going to meet any high ranking chinese officials. he does want to engage in dialogue with students as he claims in p r c. now that of course, for the piano, sienna c, c, p is always going to be a political. they see many things. in fact, all things as sort of having a political tend to it. and he says he hopes to bring about peace. there must be a political assigned to it. doesn't there mass trips? there is a huge controversy in taiwan. some are worried and might send the wrong message at the wrong time. what's your assessment? right, so the thing is with mind, joe, he's been known to be very beijing friendly. and at this point in time, what we, what we are seeing is that beijing is adding a lot of military pressure from exercises one putting pressure economy economically on ta

so andrea, according to bobby joe leonard, hands the phone to chris because he built the computer. >> and then, mrr. >> leonard said the caller identified himself as, like, the boyfriend of andrea cincotta. the voice sounded like an older white male. chris was 36 at the time. >> the white guy says, i want you to come. i want you to get rid of her. and leonard says, i finally said to the white guy, are you saying you want me to kill her? and that the man says yes. and he promised me $5,000 would be left in the closet of their bedroom. >> leonard says that he said, of course, i'll do that. sight unseen, no down payment, never met the person, this caller. >> leonard never mentioned chris by name. he didn't know his name. >> the police are intrigued by leonard's story. remember, they had initially suspected chris johnson, so they set up a sting. >> they're basically trying to corroborate bobby joe leonard's story of what occurred, so they send a undercover officer, a female, to say that she is a family member of bobby joe leonard, and she tells chris that he owes bobby joe leonard some money. >> good

mrs. borelli. maria: thank you so much, joe, todd and we appreciate you joining us. we'll see you tomorrow.stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. a win for republicans in the senate. with john fetterman hospitalized and joe manchin and jon tester voting with the gop, the

joe tacopina, seen here saying "mr. luthor! mr. luthor! it, but superman got away again!" tacopina went on msnbc yesterday, and things got a little spicy when host ari melber played video from eesidt clearly lying to reporters about the hush money. >> do you know about the $130,000? >> then why did michaels take this? >> you have to ask michaels. michael is my attorney, and you have to ask him. >> stephen: "ari, a lie doesn't count unless it's in court! that's in the constitution. okay, i just lied about that, but we're not in court, so it doesn't count! and since there's no judge here, i'm not the one who clogged the toilet in our men's room." [laughter] [applause] tacopina, tacopina. then tacopina did what you should always do when someone brings receipts. try to grab the receipts. >> that's not alive. >> that's not a lie? >> that's not a lie? >> did you know about this? did you know about this? >> stephen: wow! he tried to grab the evidence! i'd like to see this guy in court. "judge, judge, shut up for a second! gimmie that!" "enough wi