mr. jonathan feiner said, quote: "i don't know what the russians will decide in the end, but we would likeo create such a dilemma for them." well, we also need to give us weapons, equipment and ammunition for that this dilemma be accelerated by our brave soldiers on the front lines. a dilemma for russia, obviously. passing the draft law on the allocation of aid to ukraine will not only allow it to achieve success on the battlefield, but will also strengthen the morale of servicemen on the front lines. british foreign minister david cameron said this during his visit to washington. according to him, he does not doubt the courage, strength and unity of ukrainian soldiers? no, mr cameron says he is... more concerned about the failure of the measure to do what he should do in this situation, that is, to continue helping ukraine. at the same time , the head of the british foreign policy department said that the majority of american congressmen, with whom he had the opportunity to talk, support the allocation of aid to ukraine, because , as he says, it is the right thing to do. well, then we lis

mr. jonathan. yeah, we're not some so. busy person, and then it shouldn't be an official that needs to be official and it needs to be in hebrew. so that's of those ministers who are all in the records to speak about the trends that they need to shut the hell up about it. or we really need to know what are the actual plans for the day after. it seems like is right, is determined to fill out the population, guys that we've seen too many documents. and we've seen so many declarations of on the line that model on the chart of senior political analysts. thank as a still ahead on just destroying history, an ancient mosque and gaza city is reduced to rubble. we'll have report a number of the highlight of a stall with a rumbling away across a rear. at the moment you see this little plot to fund a headset just pushing towards that is the side opposite of some really heavy down pulls makes the inhibitor, try whether we'll talk in behind fornia itself. so step one of service and also pull some to ya. got some decent once in a little

so -- >> jonathan: mr. ambassador, what should we be doing here.er to take military action directly against tehran? is that the only thing that is ultimately going to get the message through? >> i think so. i mean, look, we have -- we have 40 times the size of iran's military budget. you know, we are enormously threatening to iran, if we choose to exercise our power and leverage. we exercised that through the taking of soleimani off the field when he was the leading sponsor of terrorism around the world. the response by iran to that was fairly tepid because we showed our strengths. no question american strength will deter iran and bring to a more peaceful place. biden thinks begging will reduce the conflict. just the opposite. >> jonathan: can i just be clear here, are you saying that we should strike iran, strike at the heart of iran, should we launch strikes against, for instance, military facilities in and around tehran? >> iran has taken military actions against the united states and of course in that context the united states should respond ac

mr.. johnson jonathan taplin. billy corben is an american documentary film editor. along with producing spelling is cofounder of the miami dade studio was created films such as coke encompassed him talk by, the you, do you part two, and god forbid the most watch documentary in hulu history. mr. ben mckenzie in easy money crypto currency, casino capitalism enlist the help of his co-author journalist jacob silverman to investigate crypto and it's remarkable crash. weaving together the stories of traders and victims, colorful crypto visionaries come hollywood's biggest true believers anti-crypto operatives,rs and easy money is in profound look at the purpose storm of their responsibility and criminal fraud. in the end of we have helped form the leaders are set in fantasy future of the better universal, jonathan taplin explores personal background and power of elon musk, mark zuckerberg and mark anderson showing other tech monopoly have brought middle wage stagnation and hollowing of the american drop a radical increase in income inequality and about public acrimony. no

mr. hunt, jonathan hunt what -- >> it's saying why are these dumb humans trying to make me talk. >> tracean to weigh in? >> let's be real i think it was mom i love you. >> trace: okay, intriguing. christina pascucci, do you have a -- >> i heard something similar but, you know, just depending on my poohed of day i would have saying whatever words i needed to hear, very therapeutic. >> trace: it says what i want it to say. julie hamill, what did the dog say in your view. i think it says don't sell me because it saw your nightcap from the other night. >> trace: don't sell me. >> you would sell your dog for 200,000 tars. >> trace: me and kevin corke both sold ours for $200,000. to pay for those children. we asked x and instagram followers if they knew what the dog was saying appear the results were the following, yes, 68% on x, 55% on instagram, responses, chung says i'm hungry feed me, role 0, he said this explains why you're still single. dre i want my snack, frank, i love you or why does it hurt when i pee. here's what the dog is saying. watch this. >> trace: you missed-tow the woman was s

mr. trump. brilliant jonathan will be here later. but, in not legal terms, number of deutsche bank employees, the story, they told new york judge, they made millions of dollars from mr. trump's businesses and saw no fraud in the loans they approved, they told the judge that trump repaid his loans with interest, there was never a concern that trump defrauded the bank and unveiled a parade of e-mails going back years where bankers praise for the trumps and their businesses. bankers story goes back to 2011. that is 12 years ago, regarding renovation of the dural golf club near miami that was a success story. bankers testified that mr. trump paid off his loans, paying off the loans ahead of schedule. the co-ceo of deutsche bank testified that bank in 2013 in a meeting in trump tower suggested that banking lend mr. trump more money because mr. trump's credit wordiness was so strong. now, this goofy justice with his tais to new york -- democratic machine barely listened to testimony, in new york. as elsewhere nowadays in biden years, republ

. >> jonathan: mr.onsul general, nice to talk to you. >> rich: with the massive migrant caravan forming in mexico, all hands on deck in sanctuary cities. chicago struggling to take care of the migrants arriving by train and bus, and the mayor is out with a major warning. that next. >> jonathan: and top biden officials meeting face-to-face with mexico's president. will these discussions do anything to stem the flow of the thousands of migrants coming across the southern border? national correspondent griff jenkins has been on the ground covering all of it. he's here live next. ( ♪ ) growing up, hughes and cowboys were one and the same. my daddy's a cowboy. i'm a cowboy and i'm raising a cowgirl. and discovering that my family come from farmers, for generations. this life is in our blood. and we ain't stopping no time soon. give the gift of family heritage with ancestry. biovanta is the only number one physician-recommended product chosen over all others, including tylenol, mucinex, zicam, and nyquil / da

." —— jonathan gullis. mr shah confirmed in post here and was asked about the question.dia guidelines say yes, high—profile presenters who are not journalists, not in news are allowed to express it opinions about politics. but there is a matter of civility and not expressing any personal attacks on people. he said he thinks some of the letter is ok, but he seems to have crossed the line with those tweets.— line with those tweets. have a listen? presenters are free to express their opinions, but there are some guidelines, and that's to do with the manner, the civility of it, and not to make ad hominem attacks. so, as far as i'm aware, the signing of the letter did not breach those guidelines. i do think, however, the more recent tweet that mr lineker, in which he identified two politicians, does in the face of it seem to breach those particular guidelines. i'm not sure how egregious it is, but it does, and i would imagine that the bbc is now looking into that and considering its response. this was quite a big story at the time. what's the bbc reaction today to what mr sha

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mr. barr, or from jonathan majors. they have their own reasons to tell their sides of the story, and the court of public opinion we want justice is ephemeral, we don't really know what justice looks like, in a trial like this. what we want is accountability. if she is telling the truth, that he should be punished. but if she is lying, then let her be held accountable as well. hopefully the driver can shed some light on to it, the court of public opinion, if you are an advertiser, you've been cutting's salary, you've been cutting his checks. if you believe her side, or you just want to distance yourself from what looks bad, from a man who is so much bigger than this woman. the court of public opinion, at least where the money lies, has been been believing her side of the story. we shall see, when the driver testifies if it holds up. >> we will see all of that and the due process that is supposed to extend in a courtroom, and the presumption of evidence and, the prosecutorial burden, very different than when there are bu

primary school. 0n the first day of the inspection at the school in november last year, mrs perry told her husband jonathanl consortium says the use of cash rose last year after 10 years of decline. the industry body says many people find that using cash helps them manage their tight budgets. we will have more on that and the other business growth in around ten minutes. you're live with bbc news. borisjohnson is returning to the covid inquiry for a second day of questioning about his handling of the pandemic. it's thought he'll be asked to explain his decisions during the resurgence of the virus in the autumn of 2020. yesterday, he admitted that his government had made mistakes, but some people whose family members died from the virus described his apology as meaningless. ellie price reports. just a warning — there is flash photography in her report. he left under a bobble hat and a chorus of birds from protesters. clearly feeling the cold, despite a day's worth of grilling. borisjohnson started as we thought he would, with an apology. as we thought he would, with an a olo: . . . as we thought he would, wi

i wanted to bring in ambassador elon pin kus, also with us is jonathan lemire. mr.ecretary of state antony blinken said there is a gap between what israel agreed to do in its military operations, which is prioritize reducing non-combatant casualties and the actual results we're seeing on the ground. is he right? >> yeah, he is right. i mean, secretary blinken, chris, in diplo english, or american diplomatic jargon basically said israel is losing credibility in terms of the promises they made to us, the pledges they have made, and not keeping them. and this pertains both to the management of the war, but also when we discussed this in a previous show of yours, also it pertains to the so-called post-war gaza day after, both euphemisms. the secretary is just one of three american officials. before hand secretary of defense lloyd austin who warned israel it's turning a tactical win into a strategic failure. and then came last week, last saturday, vice president kamala harris who outlined or sketched out a day after american idea, framework. it's not a plan but a framewo

mr. trump's march trial on track. the chief correspondent jonathanunt is live with what more this means -- what this decision means and how it could impact the 2024 leeks. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening. today's refusal by the supreme court to take up the presidential immunity question is certainly even if it's temporary a victory for donald trump. and a setback for special counsel jack smith's efforts to speed his case to trial. >> interestingly, there were no noted dissents from the order so it looks as though the supreme court unanimously said to the special counsel don't come knocking on our door right now. we'll let this process play out like it would in any other normal case of having a court of appeals decide the case before the supreme court decides whether it wants to get involved. >> the special counsel's plan for a trump trial in march looks in jeopardy as the immunity question will wind its way through the court system. likely ending up back at the supreme court months from now. pushing it closer and closer to november's presiden

mr. biden. >> dana: see if it's wheels up to d.c. >> bill: jonathan turley. first on the bidens here.s is what i find interesting. that republicans in the house are coalescing together and the example i give you is this gentleman by the name of mark garcia representing a heavily biden district in california. republican. he won, however, in his quote was they've made it clear they won't cooperate unless we formalize it. let's formalize it. if and when they do what changes, what powers would they have in congress? >> well, the real question, i think, is whether a single democrat will walk across the aisle and say i'm voting not for impeachment but for answers. these committees have shown millions of dollars coming from dozens of shell companies and accounts to various biden family members. there is references and emails including from hunter biden of revenue going to the president. the president stands contradicted on long assertions made to the public. it does appear that he has lied about his lack of knowledge and involvement with these dealings. so the weird thing is that democrats a

mr. speaker, as jews around the world celebrate hanukkah very soon in the next few days, we should remember the words of rabbi lord jonathan sacks. he said, quote, hanukkah tells us not to curse the darkness but instead to bring light to the world. it tells us to fight back and not be afraid. we should truly heed those words. i thank my colleagues for supporting this resolution and mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. kiley: i'd like to let the gentleman know we have no further speakers and would like to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. kustoff: -- mr. nadler: we hear about the resolution and about anti-semitism but i would be more impressed sincerely with that opposition if the majority would not defund the office of civil rights, which would protect jewish students on campus. and if the republicans were not opposing an increase in funding for the department of education 's office for civil rights and the high risk nonprofit security grant program that protects our sy

jonathan: entropy talk about mr. diamond? y are exchanging christmas cards this year. it is a big change. tom: i've teared up. jonathan: pushing back against higher capital requirements. jamie dimon and elizabeth warren finding common ground on another matter. >> i've always been deeply opposed to crypto, bitcoin, etc. you pointed out the only true use case for it is criminals, tax avoidance, and the five of the government, i would close it down. >> of today's terrorists have a new way to get around the bank secrecy act, cryptocurrency. i'm not usually holding hands with the ceos of multibillion-dollar banks, but this is a matter of national security. jonathan: it is a matter of national security. to hear senator warren and jamie dimon almost holding hands killing bitcoin. tom: the curse of cash, everybody knows my opinion on this. jamie dimon wasn't talking to elizabeth warren, he was talking to the chairman of the securities and exchange commission and to his good friend over at blackrock, laurence fink who wanted to do etf'

[applause] jonathan thompson the executive director and ceo of the national sheriffs association. [applause] we have a great stand in, apparently mrad to leave early but he will not be on the panel, and lastly and certainly not least, craig -- special agent in charge of the washington, d.c. field office of the atf. [applause] of course we will be joined by reverend hutchins and chief smith. [applause] thank you for your leadership. let's get started. we are here as the chief has already stated under that umbrella of strengthening our -- [indiscernible] we are operating under strengthening our community. let's get started. what would you panelists say is the most significant factor to strengthening the relationship between community, law enforcement and faith leaders? let's get started with you, chief fry. >> [indiscernible] i think that is a great question. what are the challenges that i think we have to recognize as we know our relationship and understand the different dynamics of our communities that we serve? and thank an african-american, i think that chief smith hit the point -- [indiscernible] and police but when you are afr

jonathan. thank you for having me. well first of all, let's be very clear that whatever lies mr. we should listen to his actual signals. he keeps lobbying ukrainian civilians on a daily basis. the forces keep pushing in and trying to advance everywhere. they continued to rape and kill people in all of the territories that still remain under the illegal occupation. so they might wants -- which they have been trying to get, in order to get more weapons from their, friends iran, north korea, and others, if they really want peace, there is a very simple solution to that. they should stop the aggressive war, get out from ukraine, and return to ukraine the next day. so let's be honest about putin's intentions. again, he has been very clear. a couple days ago in his speech, he is, his intent remains the same. he's goals remain the same. you want to destroy all of ukraine, and not only ukraine. let's not be fooled by whatever rumors he would like to spread. >> when you say get out of ukraine, you mean all of ukraine. crimea and the territory that they have taken over so far. >> well if w

mr. muska is doing. tesla, 76. general motors 8. jonathan: we are more critical of a new technology, as we should be. recalls of 2 million sounds like a lot. you remember the airbag fiasco? something about 40 million defective airbags? do you remember that? that's brutal. tom: you have this engineering and technology. the truck is out. are you test driving it? jonathan: i think the guys at cop 28 would like us to. officials agreeing to transition away from fossil fuels for the first time. the meetings president warning that an agreement is only as good as it gets implementation. we must take the steps necessary to turn this into tangible action. an agreement to face coal usage two years ago has seen little change with coal consumption continuing to rise. what you say is one thing at what you do is the important thing. lisa: yes. that said, the fact that there was a commitment and rhetoric from the leaders in the oil world in particular, was a notable shift the fact that it was in dubai was a notable shift. i don't really follow this because it has been a nonstory for so many years and disappointment.

jonathan. caller: i think that everybody should get on board with this. host: looks like we are losing you. jesse in albuquerque, new mexico. caller: good morning. mr. cox, i want to ask you a few questions. do you know what the propaganda techniques of card stacking is? did you say no? guest: no, i do not. caller: card stacking is when you put out a bunch of poles or data that shows the same thing. it's like these republican polls that show trump in the lead. i'm sorry, it is hard stacking and that's a propaganda technique. let me ask you the next question, how valid do you think our polls with very small sample sizes to represent the whole state? host: ok. our most of the polls saying the same thing and can you talk about sample sizes? guest: sure. i have not heard that term before but there are a thing called push polls, which they are polls that are conducted to get a certain answer and then promote the answer. those polls are not great in terms of manipulating responses and pushing agendas. we don't like those. when it comes to sample sizes and the polling we have seen, it's not all the polls that are showing young voters equally divided. biden

jonathan majors. but we did hear from his attorney. they said they were disappointed in the verdict, but thanked his fans and his friends and saying in part, quote, mrrs still has faith in the process and looks forward to fully clearing his name. now, i have to tell you, caitlin, it is a long road, and it's gonna be an uphill battle for him to clear his name because, as we know, shortly after the verdict came in, marvel dropped jonathan majors. now this is a huge deal, because disney, which of course owns marvel, they have cast jonathan majors to essentially be the centerpiece of the next few years for the next phase of marvel. they cast him to star in two films, as we know. marvel films make billions of dollars. with them dropping him, i expect the reaction will continue. i have spoken with sources prior to the verdict coming in, and everyone in the industry that i spoke with said all eyes were on marvel, and if marvel drops him, that's a pretty good indicator of what's to come. >> elizabeth wagmeister, seem to lose your audio there for a minute. welcome back to you. thank you so much for that update, though. as we're watching all of this very clos

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jonathan majors. we but we did hear from his attorney. they said they were disappointed in the verdict but thanked his fans in his friends, saying in part mr. majors we look forward to fully clearing his name with. i have to tell you caitlin, it is a long road in this going to be an uphill battle for him to clear his name. as we know, shortly after the verdict came in with marvel dropped jonathan majors. eye this is a huge deal because disney, which owns, marble cash jonathan majors to be the centerpiece of the next few years for the next phase marvel. they cast him to star in two films. as we, know marble films make billions of dollars. the announcer dropping him, i expect that the reaction will continue. we everyone in the in the street set their eyes on marble. if they drop and that's a good indicator of what's to come. >> we, elizabeth we seem to lose your audio for a second. we will come back to. thank you for that update. as we're watching all of, this week very closely. up next, an interview you have to. see it's a new hard-hitting political interview that everyone is talking about. you just kind of have to see it. >>> when >> would

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mr. king bruce is at zones and swing shift as you can see. jonathan bang is special projects and graffiti and mark [inaudible] is over the mechanical sweeping dispatch and such. under that line we have 12-15 assistant superintendents two that support the superintendent and under that we have a another layer that support them. this is our zone map. we call it our zone defense. mr. ken i bruce is over our zones. this particular zone map has been in existence for quite some time. received a question about why is it laid out the way it is and do we have any flexibility as far as changing it? i did a little research on that. it's been in existence for at least 25 years. i of course with the city for 25 years so this is the layout. i know still doing research and signs get it i will get it to you so you understand where it came from. mechanical street sweep suggest one of our largest operations. we provide that function obviously. it's a daily operation. we focus on a lot. major corridors. some streets require three days a week but most are daily. as far as

, author and priest jonathan aitken , our resident left in the aitken, our resident left in the corner. although he's not in the corner. although he's not in the corner tonight is mr simon danczuk. he's back on the show for about the last 10th time. we've also got human rights campaigner peter tatchell . he's campaigner peter tatchell. he's on the show for the very first time. i've got paolo. diana is her first time on the show as well . she is podcast host and well. she is a podcast host and author. we're going to go back in the day with singer and songwriter lewis, and songwriterjona lewis, and joining me for on the pole is former glamour model nicola mclean. but first, let's get the latest news headlines . latest news headlines. >> you're with gb news. i'm sam francis in the gb newsroom. the headunes francis in the gb newsroom. the headlines at seven. prince harry has said it's a great day for truth and accountability. that's as he was awarded more than £140,000 in damages over phone hacking claims against a tabloid newspaper group, the high court has ruled that there was extensive phone hacking by the mirror group newspapers between 2006 and 2011. in response

mr. king bruce is at zones and swing shift as you can see. jonathan bang is special projects and graffiti and mark [inaudible] is over the mechanical sweeping dispatch and such. under that line we have 12-15 assistant superintendents two that support the superintendent and under that we have a another layer that support them. this is our zone map. we call it our zone defense. mr. ken i bruce is over our zones. this particular zone map has been in existence for quite some time. received a question about why is it laid out the way it is and do we have any flexibility as far as changing it? i did a little research on that. it's been in existence for at least 25 years. i of course with the city for 25 years so this is the layout. i know still doing research and signs get it i will get it to you so you understand where it came from. mechanical street sweep suggest one of our largest operations. we provide that function obviously. it's a daily operation. we focus on a lot. major corridors. some streets require three days a week but most are daily. as far as

. ♪ jonathan: live from new york, coming up, global disinflation silencing central bankers, fedex tumbling after profit mrsning tepid bonuses. we begin with the big issue -- too much of a good thing. >> it has been an absolutely

, author and priest jonathan aitken , our resident left in the aitken, our resident left in the corner. although he's not in the corner. although he's not in the corner tonight is mrhe last 10th time. we've also got human rights campaigner peter tatchell . he's campaigner peter tatchell. he's on the show for the very first time. i've got paolo. diana is her first time on the show as well . she is podcast host and well. she is a podcast host and author. we're going to go back in the day with singer and songwriter lewis, and songwriterjona lewis, and joining me for on the pole is former glamour model nicola mclean. but first, let's get the latest news headlines . latest news headlines. >> you're with gb news. i'm sam francis in the gb newsroom. the headunes francis in the gb newsroom. the headlines at seven. prince harry has said it's a great day for truth and accountability. that's as he was awarded more than £140,000 in damages over phone hacking claims against a tabloid newspaper group, the high court has ruled that there was extensive phone hacking by the mirror group newspapers between 2006 and 2011. in response , the 2006 and 2011. in response, the publisher s

jonathan moore, shawn o'-keefe, katie romaine, pat thompson, eric trager, adam troll, olivia trustee, phillip lawler. i wouldn't be surprisedif i left somebody out. even so, mr. president. it does contain some very high hopes and dreams. i hope it builds, i hope this legislation builds on an opportunity for further expansion of our defense industrial base, because so many of the things that we need to do, mr. president, cannot be done unless we've got the resources in place to actually put americans to work making our country stronger. it does contain one of the largest pay raises in decades. there will perhaps be more said on final passage, but i'm grateful to my colleague and friend and fellow veteran, senator reed, and i urge the passage of this vote. i yield back. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: mr. president, first, let me thank chairman reed of the armed services committee for his great leadership, ranking member wicker, and all the members of the committee and the conferrees for their good work in the past few weeks. in a few moments, i'll lay down the ndaa conference report. a lot of hard work on b

mr. speaker, as jews around the world celebrate hanukkah very soon in the next few days, we should remember the words of rabbi lord jonathan sacks. he said, quote, hanukkah tells us not to curse the darkness but instead to bring light to the world. it tells us to fight back and not be afraid. we should truly heed those words. i thank my colleagues for supporting this resolution and mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. kiley: i'd like to let the gentleman know we have no further speakers and would like to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. kustoff: -- mr. nadler: we hear about the resolution and about anti-semitism but i would be more impressed sincerely with that opposition if the majority would not defund the office of civil rights, which would protect jewish students on campus. and if the republicans were not opposing an increase in funding for the department of education 's office for civil rights and the high risk nonprofit security grant program that protects our sy

, author and priest jonathan aitken , our resident left in the aitken, our resident left in the corner. although he's not in the corner. although he's not in the corner tonight is mrpeter tatchell . he's campaigner peter tatchell. he's on the show for the very first time. i've got

jonathan lemire, the white house has calculated that in. they want a deal. they want a deal because they care about mr. vladimir putin gets to kyiv.be able to defend themselves, and they want a deal on the border, and so i see all of this sort of negotiating and everybody circling around each other, but this is sort of starting to remind me of dead extension talks, and they say we are never going to do a deal, we're never going to do a deal and then they get a deal done. here we have people squawking about we don't want to help the ukrainians and we don't want to help the israelis and it's about border security. >> do they have a border security plan? >> yeah, they do. >> okay. >> my point is, they will get to a deal. the republicans can play tough all they want to, but are they really going to be the ones that vladimir putin will be thanking when the tanks roll into kyiv, and is hamas going to thank johnson and the house for gutting support? no, they are not going to do that. and talk to what you have heard in the white house about that they want a deal, not just for israel and ukraine, but they want a deal on the border so they

jonathan. caller: i think that everybody should get on board with this. host: looks like we are losing you. jesse in albuquerque, new mexico. caller: good morning. mr., i want to ask you a few questions. do you know what the propaganda techniques of card stacking is? did you say no? guest: no, i do not. caller: card stacking is when you put out a bunch of poles or data that shows the same thing. it's like these republican polls that show trump in the lead. i'm sorry, it is hard stacking and that's a propaganda technique. let me ask you the next question, how valid do you think our polls with very small sample sizes to represent the whole state? host: ok. our most of the polls saying the same thing and can you talk about sample sizes? guest: sure. i have not heard that term before but there are a thing called push polls, which they are polls that are conducted to get a certain answer and then promote the answer. those polls are not great in terms of manipulating responses and pushing agendas. we don't like those. when it comes to sample sizes and the polling we have seen, it's not all the polls that are showing young voters equally divided. biden mai

jonathan. caller: i think that everybody should get on board with this. host: looks like we are losing you. jesse in albuquerque, new mexico. caller: good morning. mr., i want to ask you a few questions. do you know what the propaganda techniques of card stacking is? did you say no? guest: no, i do not. caller: card stacking is when you put out a bunch of poles or data that shows the same thing. it's like these republican polls that show trump in the lead. i'm sorry, it is hard stacking and that's a propaganda technique. let me ask you the next question, how valid do you think our polls with very small sample sizes to represent the whole state? host: ok. our most of the polls saying the same thing and can you talk about sample sizes? guest: sure. i have not heard that term before but there are a thing called push polls, which they are polls that are conducted to get a certain answer and then promote the answer. those polls are not great in terms of manipulating responses and pushing agendas. we don't like those. when it comes to sample sizes and the polling we have seen, it's not all the polls that are showing young voters equally divided. biden mai