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not just anyone, a dog named murdoch. his title may just be honorary, but he put up quite the campaign. the human mayor, kyle, says he's not too worried about sharing the office despite town favoritism. >> the dog mayor race has a much shorter campaign cycle. if they had gone the same length as we had, who knows how many votes he would have gotten. >> a runoff election between you and the dog, who wins? >> robert lee the dog, no doubt. >> undoubtedly that dog. >> i don't blame him. >> may be murdoch can balance the town budget. if my leo was in charge of it, it would all go to treats. >> walks for everyone everywhere. >>> thank you for watching, the nets continue streaming on cbsn bay area. >> we will see you back here at 11:00. join us. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: i see y'all. i appreciate that. thank you all. thank you all, everybody. i appreciate that. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, st

that is the narrative and ultimately, this is on the murdochs. be deeply embarrassing for fox news. no wonder why journalists like chris wallace left fox news. but the notion that people still take this network seriously and act as if the content is reality based, well, these text messages should be another example that that is foolish. >> that is you -- it's obvious to me they have no shame. you're saying it's on the murdochs. >> i said should be embarrassing. maybe not. >> i don't know the murdochs but i know the hosts have no shame because if they're on air saying that that night, they were texting another thing, i mean. s.e., come on, what do you think of these text messages as you read it and what they were saying on the air at the time? >> it's clear as day. fox news viewers, you have been had. you have been told that the people you were watching were telling you not only the truth but what they believed in their heart of hearts, they believed it passionately and instead what this reveals is what i've always known they are snake oil salesme

if you listen to the murdoch tv station, fox news and the murdoch press and when you're stuck and not that's what you believe. the real problems in terrible problems they suddenly became a problem and at the bottom of the list is destroying the environment in which. all are signs of the corrupt not only rational discourse but general social collapse. the social order is collapsing. it didn't just happen by itself. it happened because of the plague. set in motion 20 years ago. we discussed that in the book. it's a plague of liberalism. it started in the 70s and instituted but it took off with dragon and if you look at the prescriptions is perfectly obvious what is going to happen. reagan's inaugural address. the government is the problem, not the solution. in taken out of the hands of government. they don't stop being made, where are they going to be made. in the private sector. there could be made by corporate trainees which is what corporations are. unaccountable to the public in its partially accountable to the public and the controlled somewhat in the private tyrannies in the secon

. ♪ ♪ >> fox news update, rupert murdoch launching a 24 hour cable news channel. >> the appetite fors. i really believe it is expanding. >> 1995, i was covering ojsimpson trial, i heard we're starting a cable channel, i said what? a cable channel? >> i remember reading about the launch of this channel. thinking to myself, i have to find a way to get in here. >> i was on first on air person hired, for fox news channel, cable was still very young, nobody wanted to work for kaple. >> i was in raleigh, north carolina, at a cbs affiliate, i was doing great, i had an opportunity, i said where do they want me and what do they pay me? i had not heard of fox news channel. i was hired for the atlanta bureau, that was my apartment with a fax machine and a cell phone. >> i was a local reporter and anchor in fresno, california. 27 years old. my agent called me one day and said that fox news channel wants to hire you. and i said, oh, what is that? they didn't have a studio yet. i had a plywood desk, literally plywood, not fancy glass and steel, no plywood. this is where we would do the practice ne

so, i don't know what effort or what good rupert murdoch's speech does saying that trump is lying if take that as a direction. >> yeah. is he responsible or not? if your flagship hosts are parroting false flag conspiracy theories about january 6th, either the inmates are running the asylum or you're part of the problem or have no power in your own network. >> i don't understand the inner workings there, sometimes don't really think that i want to. but i'll congratulate you for having margaret agree with you. john avlon, margaret hoover, thanks so much, guys. >> thanks. bye. >>> and now here's christine romans with your before the bell report. >> you're paying more for just about everything. and that's putting pressure on the principal reserve to act. november consumer prices surged 6.8% from a year ago, the biggest jump since 1982. prices for gas, shelter, food, cars, trucks, those were some of the sharpest monthly gains. it is the fed's job to fight inflation. and this week that job could get tougher. the central bank has started reducing its emergency covid support, cutting bond pu

while bringing in hundreds of millions of investment dollars from likes of henry kissinger, rupert murdoch and betsy devos and many others. >> i'm sure they're going count by count, it is going to take some time. >> the jury has both a lot of material in front of them along with testimony from holmes herself the question, which version of the story do they believe? >> now as of right now the jury is set to resume deliberating tomorrow and then again on thursday. if we don't have a verdict as of thursday night the judge says he will give the jury the choice whether to come back and continue deliberations the week after christmas or to come back the week after new year's. we'll keep you posted. live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, thanks very much. we're closely monitoring the theranos case and soon as the verdict comes down we'll bring it to you live with legal analysis and break down what's next for holmes. >>> up next, booed, former trump base that disagreed regarding the third dose. >>> and our infectious disease expert will discuss what had we now know about the

which did not work, bringing in hundreds of millions of investment kohls from henry kissinger, rupert murdochnd dozens of others. >> methodically counting through will take time. >> reporter: jury has a lot of material in front of them and testimony from holmes herself. question, which version of the story do they believe. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> we're closely monitoring the case, as soon as the verdict comes down we'll bring it to you live, including legal analysis and breakdown of what could happen to holmes next. >>> new at 11:00, more drug stores closing doors in san francisco, cvs closing six next month. prescriptions will be transferred to nearby locations, employees offered jobs at other stores. 15 stores will remain in san francisco. closures are part of re-alignment of its national retail footprint. >>> president of the san leandro unified school district has died. christian rodriguez was hit by driver in a car walking with his wife. impassioned advocate for the students, his family asked for privacy as they grieve. >>> union city selling land to developer to build homes

mcconnell: christine o'donnell, sharon angle, todd akin, and richard murdoch. what do they all have in common? they are not senators. my point is -- look. i don't care how you describe yourself, whether you consider yourself a trump candidate for this candidate or that candidate , there are ways to evaluate elect ability. -- electability. the only way i can see groups involving is if you are on the verge of nominating someone who is unelectable. that has not happened yet. >> [inaudible] sen. mcconnell: i don't know. the primary season lies ahead in the spring. it makes a difference who winds -- wins. we won one seat in georgia, we would not be talking about reckless tax and spending. the whole approach would have forced president biden to be what he said he was going to be in the primary, a moderate. maybe intervention, maybe not depending who gets in and likelihood of success in november. most of the states that are going to be in play to determine who is in the majority, you got a competitive general election situation. >> the anniversary of the january 6 att

could be 55-year-old rupert murdoch. networks. he says i'm going to make another broadcast network. >> meantime, he will have to become an american citizen if he is to own tv stations here. something he says he is willing to do. >> some people are saying it will take you 20 years to get your fox network on par with the big three. are you prepared to wait that long? >> sure, i intend to live that long, but i don't believe in the 20 years. >> the idea of murdoch's idea for a fourth network was like ted turner starting cnn. it's ridiculous. what does he know about television? >> we don't have to reach everyone. there's no question we have an inferior lineup of stations to our counterparts. it means we have to work harder to get our message across and get shows sampled. >> they had an idea in order to succeed we had to differentiate ourselves in the networks. we have to do things they would not do. >> fox started throwing anything against the wall not sure what was going to go. first shows were things like "21 jumpstreet." j

she has accepted a substantial settlement from rupert murdoch's newsgroup of newspapers after accusingng her adequate records that revealed she was pregnant. and new york �*s metropolitan museum of art is dropping references to the suckler family on the set of exhibitions carrying its name amid growing anger over the role they played in fuelling america's opioid crisis. the move follows several years of lawsuits in criminal investigations into how they push the highly addict of painkillers that make painkillers that make painkiller 0xycontin through their company. here in the uk, it's been an evening of cocktails on the sofa with old friends. the sex and the city reboot has had its uk premier. it's been more than a decade since we last saw the group of new yorkers. so have they still got it? don't worry, there's no spoiler alert required. lucy grey won't be giving anything away. i find that if you have good friends in your corner, anything's possible. 17 years since the last series and 11 years since the second film — the less said about that, the better — and and just like that, carri

he signed a deal with rupert murdoch's news corp and fox news to launch a global tv show, and becomedrew neil left his role at gb news after presenting just a few programmes. he told question time why. the differences were such that the direction they were going in was not the direction that i had outlined, was not the direction i had envisaged for the channel. but i was in a minority of one. despite initial technical challenges, gb news is steadily building an audience, both on digital platforms and on linear tv. its star presenter is nigel farage, who brought in a global exclusive interview with donald trump. gb news will need continued steady growth if it is to flourish financially. another product which is flourishing is times radio. to launch any new business is hard. to do so in a pandemic is harder still. and to do so in a pandemic, in a market dominated by the mighty bbc and to achieve a solid audience is a remarkable achievement. he said no rules have been broken. if that turns out not to be... the first official audience figures for times radio in october showed a weekly re

get her to admit mistakes she made while running theranos, including unsuccessfully asking rupert murdoch to squash a "wall street journal" expose. the defense plans to rest its case as soon as next week. >>> breaking news this midday, the omicron variant found here in the bay area. the first case discovered in san francisco. we'll bring you those details we're learning. >>> plus, the fight over reproductive rights. the supreme court hearing that's happening right now. talking about one state's controversial law some fear may forever change abortion access across the u.s. this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. for peace of mind, take the first step in knowing. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know, and go. available in stores and online. ♪ ♪ >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of san francisco where officials have identified the first case of the omicron variant in the unit

she's accepted a substantial settlement from rupert murdoch's news group newspapers after accusing thee was pregnant. the scottish government has set out its spending plans in the first budget since the scottish national party and the greens entered a co—operation agreement following elections earlier this year. there are pledges on health and social care, child poverty, and green investment. 0ur scotland correspondent james cook's report does contain some flashing images. three, two, one, fire. as budget day dawned, an era ended. this was scotland's last coal—fired power station, the largest in europe. the plant in fife crashed to the ground as the snp and the greens outlined how they would bring down both emissions and poverty. today's budget is a budget of choices, and we have chosen to tackle child poverty, to invest in the transition to net zero, and to boost economic prosperity. it delivers on our manifesto promises — more teachers, more funding for our police, and record investment in our health and social care service, as we stand united against the impact of covid—19. health a

well, earlier, ispoke to data journalistjohn burn—murdoch from the financial times, who gave this assessmentns happening in london. if we compare where we are right now to where we wear last winter, there are currently roughly 25% as many, so a quarter as many patients in hospital as being treated with severe covid as there were at the peak last winter. numbers are still rising, but i think based on all the data i've seen and indeed out modelling evidence i've seen him it evidence i've seen, it would be unlikely to get close to last winter's p, but if we get half as high as that, that does mean there will be a loss of life. are you in any way of tracking, because we have heard that the london mayor talking about staff shortages and all the public services. is that going to become an issue as well as more people have to isolate that actually the biggest problem is not the numbers going into hospital but the numbers in hospital who are there to treat them. this is almost a pincer movement in that sense, isn't it? we have the number of nhs staff in london hospitals who are now absent either bec

in australia of course rupert murdoch was pushing it and they had the resources to do it. they get a coalition of other news organizations to be able to take this on. as you mentioned, i am the daughter ofbe a journalist who spent an incredible career and is still alive at age 93. >> i didn't realize that. in the last year he graduated from hospice. i've growne to admire not only his work with all journalists. maybe not at the big newspapers, maybe not at "the new york times" and "washington post" but if you start using it in cities like miami or minneapolis and you are not able to have the coverage which we do now with the star tribune and a number of other smaller papers they are just hanging in there. the local journalists have a unique ability to be able to cover some of it. as you know, an online paper, one of the first in the country that got some incredible journalists. my dad, his last job for maybe $100 a column. they usually are not allowed to collaborate on pricing to be able to negotiate as one. >> you can't keep doing it but a small newspaper in waynesboro min

until someone comes along who can confront murdochs' endless means, all i have left are these words andd today. it is more than a little ironic that they will go to such lengths to conceal and protect their privacy. sienna miller there. now it's time for a look at the weather. louise has joined us. louise hasjoined us. how is it going to be looking over the next few days? certainly getting a lot milder, than it has been over the last couple of days, but we have some rain around at the moment, spreading infamy west steadily through the day today and it will clear its way out into the north sea overnight tonight and then behind we will have a north—westerly wind, so tomorrow could be a chilly start and a ghoulish day, but the real milder air arrives into the weekend. so yes, temperatures close to freezing in scotland and we will see that north—westerly wind feeding in a frequent rush of showers, some of those wintry through the course of the morning, but there will be a good slice of sunshine for many of us, particularly sheltered eastern areas and it stays dry, sunny through the afternoo

rupert murdoch was one of them, the walton's who are the heirs to the walmart fortune.our or not? t money into theranos. does that work in her favour or not?— in her favour or not? i think it does work — in her favour or not? i think it does work for _ in her favour or not? i think it does work for the _ in her favour or not? i think it does work for the defence - in her favour or not? i think it does work for the defence to | in her favour or not? i think it - does work for the defence to some degree because the victims in this trial are these wealthy investors and no one feels that sympathetic about people and families who can lose $100 million and barely looked upset about it on the stand. it is not a place where your heart goes out to the people who lost money necessarily. on the other hand, many of the people who testified were very credible, believable witnesses and you really have to disbelieve all of them in order to find her not guilty. 50 all of them in order to find her not i uil . ., all of them in order to find her not tuil . ., " all of them in order to fi

and keep in mind the new york post is owned by news corporation, which is owned by rupert murdoch, who also owns fox news. and, well, we know how fox news feels about cnn for an easy hughes. john hardy, you know, a lot of friends are in the media, but one thing that we can all say is that when the goal of the media were in school was not to be the story. and yet in 2021. no one doubts the media is actually become a permanent character. and almost every headline having to do with politics. in fact, today it seems the media often has its own story. but where are the lines between holding politicians accountable information tellers and pushers of political agendas? white house chief of staff, ron clain, actually has just added a nother role to the media claim, tweet out support for an opinion piece in the washington post, which argues, president bite is receiving worse coverage than former president trump. and the articles writer also believes the media is serving as accessories to the murder of democracy when they print criticism about president by handling the various issues confronting

but now in australia rupert murdoch was pushing it and then senator kennedy and i tried to get a coalition of newspapers to take this on sometimes you have strange bedfellows but i feel so strongly maybe because i'm the daughter of a journalist who has an incredible career still alive at age 93. >> i did not realize that. i'm sorry i was wrong. it's not what has been. he is proud. >> he did graduate from hospice in the last year. in any case i grew to admire not only his work but all journalist. it scared me to death we will lose investigative journalism. maybe not at "the new york times" and "washington post" but if you start losing and cities like miami or minneapolis and you don't have the coverage that they are just hanging in there and with those george floyd aid trials like derek chauvin and they have the unique ability to cover. >> . >> and the salem post. >> . >> do you know what you are showing you are true and time monopolist. >> as a fund-raising drive one of the first in the country my dad's last job when he was senior writing the weekly call on about the vikings game. >> if th

she's accepted a substantial settlement from rupert murdoch's news group newspapers after accusing the in the uk, it's been an evening of cocktails on the sofa with old friends. the sex and the city reboot has had its uk premiere. it's been more than a decade since we last saw our favourite new yorkers, so have they still got it? don't worry — there's no spoiler alert required as lucy grey won't be giving anything away. ifind i find that if you have good friends in your corner, anything's possible. ten years since the last _ anything's possible. ten years since the last series _ anything's possible. ten years since the last series and - anything's possible. ten years since the last series and 11 - since the last series and 11 years since the second film, the less said about that, the better, and and just like that curry and the girls are back. honey, i'm home.— curry and the girls are back. honey, i'm home. most of them. kim carr's _ honey, i'm home. most of them. kim carr's samantha, _ honey, i'm home. most of them. kim carr's samantha, a - honey, i'm home. most of them. kim carr's sa

joining me now isjohn burn—murdoch, data journalist at the financial times.s are making some of our heads spin. hoping you could help us out with some of them. we are told scientific advisers believe omicron is the dominant variant now in this country and that cases of it are, or it will be, doubling sooner. yet we saw about 10,000 on the growing cases yesterday, 12,000 today. out of the total number of cases, 90,000 yesterday and 88,000 today. can you explain who is right, who is wrong? i today. can you explain who is right, who is wrong?— who is wrong? i think you already alluded to this _ who is wrong? i think you already alluded to this in _ who is wrong? i think you already alluded to this in your— alluded to this in your introduction, which is that we always see smaller numbers reported over the weekend because the amount of resources being mobilised to analyse test results is lowered at the weekend, so i don't think we can read anything into do slightly lower numbers today. read anything into do slightly lower numbers today-— read anything into do slig

joining me now isjohn burn—murdoch, data journalist at the financial times.at do you see in the hospitalisations at the moment? the figures i see, they are pretty steady, aren't they? i moment? the figures i see, they are pretty steady, aren't they?— pretty steady, aren't they? i think as with everything, _ pretty steady, aren't they? i think as with everything, you _ pretty steady, aren't they? i think as with everything, you have - pretty steady, aren't they? i think as with everything, you have got i pretty steady, aren't they? i thinkl as with everything, you have got to look at the set of regional level. when omicron is more advanced in london and other parts of the uk for the whole of the omicron wave. the numbers certainly aren't steady in london. 0ne numbers certainly aren't steady in london. one thing that we were hoping to see in the data that was released yesterday is that we would see a large portion of the recent increase among people for whom cove it was only an incidental finding and it was for another reason. it actually does look like there h

in a rare peek behind the murdoch curtain.ty to come back to the real word. >> i beg you, sean, to remember the frame of mind you were in when you wrote that text on january 6th, when laura did, when brian did, which done junior did. remember the concern you had, remember the frustration you had at our beloved 45th president. is. >> beloved? i don't know about that one, but he sounds like he's speaking in code, using the cult-like language often heard in trump world, language that hannity understands. it makes sense considering what we're seeing around the holiday with the trump wrapping paper, how the disgraced ex-president saved christmas? >> when you came into office, america had gone through a long period where people quit saying merry christmas, all happy holidays. you deliberately changed that. >> this was in 2015, when i started campaigning, i said are you going to say merry christmas again. now people are saying it. >> ah, yes, it's santa trump now, sort of how the old story goes. his cheeks were like roses, nose like

a dog named murdoch and his title may be honorary but he still put up quite the campaign. human mayor said that he is not worried about sharing the office despite town favoritism. >> the dog mayor had a much shorter campaign cycle. >> run off election between you and the dog. who wins? >> probably the dog. yeah. >> he is so cute. the town also elected a dog mayor approximate, rotem, a french bulldog. i think sandy fleds to through her hat in the ring for a san francisco may mayor position. >> she does. i wonder if london would be interesting in sharing with my little sandy. >> i could see it. >> shake thicks up at city hall. >>> it's a four minutes before 6:00 and still ahead here on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. reopening roller coaster. how the omicron variant is prompting a county to bring back the mask mandate inside. >>> and people across the bay area waiting in long lines to get tested for covid. are the at home tests just as efficient? dr. fauci we hs in. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area a county bringing back the indoor mask rules. we w

the author that piece is deroy murdoch.that are to point the finger at himself, he's been talking about collusion and price gouging but doesn't have to look further than what he did first day as president which was kill the keystone pipeline along with 1000 unionized jobs, $2.2 billion in potential wages and threatened to shut down the line 5 pipeline from canada to michigan, stop the brillion and warwick, halted federal leases on federal land and the methane taxable cost $10 billion a year and leaned on left-wing activist friends to get the banks and other finance houses not to defund and pull money out of oil companies. that turns things back, stop drilling and that led to decreasing supply plus demand going up as covid has tapered off, gasoline prices, oil prices, natural gas prices going up. dave: what worries me is the word price gouging. usually when you hear that from a democrat, particularly one as far left as biden has been governing the next step is price controls and price controls always always lead to shortages

murdoch in indiana. tony: but they won the house and took over as governor. john: the point is you should have taken it over that here and they didn't. candidates do matter. the fact is, the democrats are probably going to have compressor -- competitive races they should not have because of that. i want to go to your original question about virginia. i think there should be lessons learned. the fact is that in 2017 we had a historic off year election turnout everywhere. it did not matter if you are the mayor of cincinnati, we had double turnabout -- double turnout. because people were so ticked off by trump. they thought he would be presidential. women were disgusted with him. you saw what happened. you never could have imagined there would be bigger turnout in virginia that northrop was in 2021 and there was. you learn you have to persuade. what tony was talking about in independent voters. in 2006 democrats one independent voters 60/40. in 2010, republicans run -- one -- won 60/40. even though terry mcauliffe got more votes that northrop, -- northrum, more

holmes admitted last weak she went straight to rupert murdoch to get a expose killed from the wall streetnly running a dozen tests with had the finger stick technology. holmes accused of misleading doctors, patients and incestors about her technology in order to take their money. >>> a second woman has testified in the max ankle trial. that woman is accusing epstein of sexual abuse. set up o shared that xwell she 17 through her boyfriend. she said that maxwell introduced her to epstein and asked her to step in as a massage therapist. >>> now to that deadly school shooting in oxford, michigan. there are new questions this morning on whether warning signs were ignored. in a letter to parents over the weekend the school superintendent said that's counselors concluded the teen didn't intend to commit self harm or harm to others despite teachers warning about disturbing behavior. >> is it possible that the actions by school officials could potentially lead to criminal charges? >> i don't foe what that information is. i think it would be wrong for me to maka sums. i think it's so critical in th

a dog named murdoch. >> and the title may be honoray but he put up quite the campaign. >> the dog mayor race had a much shorter campaign cycle there as well. if they had gone the same length as us who knows how many votes they would have gotten many. >> run off between you and the dog, who wins in. >> probably the dog. no doubt. >> the town elected a dog mayor pro tem as well. i want to visit this town. so cute. >> you mentioned earlier sandy possibly running for mayor around here. here she is. i have been a little worried about corruption. you know, politics, she is really easy to bribe. >> have a couple of pups to who could be her campaign managers. >> start a whole operation here. >> the down fall for all good dogs. >> the news continues all day here on cbsn bay area. >> cbs mornings is coming up next. have a great day. bye sandy. ♪ >>> welcome to cbs this morning. i'm nate burleson. >> i'm vladimir duthiers. >> i'm jamie yuccas. >> we don't know about covid. >> growing questions about a change to the cdc isolation guidelines. >> the family of a 14-year-old girl who shot and killed b

stephanie: even going as far as to reach out to the paper's owner, rupert murdoch, who happened to behareholder. holmes also testified shefied se notified of the company's technology could only perform 12 assays, despite promising investors otherwise. experts say this could complicate her strongest defense that she truly believed in her own product. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. dan: there is a podcast about the trial hosted by rebecca jarvis called "the dropout." the newest episode came out today, as they do every tuesday. this in wherever you stream your podcasts. -- listen wherever you stream your podcasts. kristen: tomorrow is world aids day. today, the cdc released new findings showing the hiv epidemic is still disproportionately affecting day and bisexual men of color. julian glover has the details. reporter: on tuesday, cdc director rochelle walensky outlining the ongoing disparities in hiv diagnoses and treatment for gay and bisexual men of color. >> the first cdc report showing aids was disproportionately affecting black, hispanic, and latino people was published in 1986. tho

an abandoned strip mine so was the very starved landscape in overtime the original design by paul murdoch from los angeles, part of that was 150,000 -- those of years ago we started reforestation planting trees and these 1215-inch seedlings are now 10 to 12 feet high. it's pretty cool and i'd love to have jim and pat -- the there will be 132,000, so that's our goal mid-april and would like to have the volunteers from the memorial, celebrate that milestone turning that hard landscape into the beauty that we see today so again a vindication from our partners of these great memorials in late april. maybe join us for a day or two. >> we would love to. >> i am definitely coming. >> i am too on april 9. >> that is great. i love it. >> when you spoke about bricks and mortar and someone had asked me how you feel when you walk through, the powerful doing of this wall when they had expand what would that be look like? in washington d.c. it's easier than anywhere else have all the areas that are so pure and important that they wanted to make sure that this memorial look like they grew rather than ex

rupert murdoch with his role in his media empire.s in 19 states. now that actor -- tell me who you think. what i want to hear tonight is, who should be "time's" person or persons of the year? tweet me at msmerconish and i will read responses. what do we have so far? this has just come in, i think. out of time and go to break. okay. i am going to go with the fpick of the unvaccinated. i don't think it will happen, but on the merits, if they add here, if they add here to that definition, that's who it should be. now that actor jussie smollett is convicted of orchestrating a phony hate crime what punishment will he face. that means we have got a reality check coming up with john avlon. like to get your money right.s ♪ ♪ move your student loan debt to sofi— you could save with low rates and no fees. earn a $1,000 bonus when you refi— and get your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "how bizarre" by omc ♪ no annual fee on any discover card. ♪ ♪ woman: i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah

mouth, someone should go to the well and read a story out of the north posts which is owned by rupert murdochd st. john's in the vine about high lauren boebert and her husband met. and read that into the congressional record. we've got to stop this now be plan b senses somebody will take the committee away. just calling people out for their. >> why aren't they doing, that james? why aren't they as aggressive as you just laid out? why are days a aggressive as all the we are free to read on social media but all the people you just mentioned? >> because, the democratic coaching is well the human battle, you know, they now who are less than a year ago between the elections. they got to start hitting and hitting hard. start telling the truth, about these people. how did, matt gaetz, stand up there and criticize anybody with the trump that he is in. paul gosar, has five siblings are also people to go against them. breed when your siblings say, into the congressional record. be upfront. i have the equivalent of a ph.d. in white trash-ology, and marjorie taylor greene, and they can be the subject of