i have the greatest respect for senator murphy. i really admire his legislative record and a seriousness that he brings to all the things he does, but particularly his approach to foreign policy and particularly his approach to the subject where as noted he has a long record. and hala, i have met before but i also deeply respect the emphasis that she puts on the issue of human rights in saudi arabia. we didn't have to conjure up the history of the way in which the saudi regime under mohammed bin salman has dealt with these issues particularly of course the murder and chopping up of the journalist jamal khashoggi, but there are many other instances which are highly problematic. and i think that it's also very important that we have in their approach two innocence different although complementary answers to the question of what kind of future do we want to have and relationship with saudi arabia? the the president has now calr reevaluation of the relationship, so i think this is a very important moment to have, to start this kind of

murphy: of course. mean, >> the most impactful piece of legislation is universal background checks. that tells you if you take every weapon, you will get the biggest bang for your buck. it has always been supported. the only way you can explain that is the power of the nra. what the nra did that was so effective is it was able to essentially make its endorsement mean something more than a position on guns. the nra folded themselves into the fabric of the broader conservative movement and it seems to me was a proxy for conservative guys. >> we can say it's the only thing driving the issue. a reliance on one would take away from how complicated this is and the need to educate members and for people to be active about these types of issues. >> as you said, senator murphy, the nra became embedded in a menu of cultural issues. this increased its power, perhaps. >> it existed in a vacuum, right? there was not an anti-gun violence movement in the country prior to sandy hook. the brady campaign held that torch.

but great action from shaun murphy blew the cobwebs off a couple _ shaun murphy blew the cobwebs off is probably one of his best wins. he has had _ probably one of his best wins. he has had a — probably one of his best wins. he has had a tough patch recently so to -et has had a tough patch recently so to get some _ has had a tough patch recently so to get some form in a big event is brilliant — get some form in a big event is brilliant for him and to win 26—5 deciders, — brilliant for him and to win 26—5 deciders, they can hardly walk for the rest _ deciders, they can hardly walk for the rest of— deciders, they can hardly walk for the rest of the tournament. he could be cuite the rest of the tournament. he could be quite dangerous. _ the rest of the tournament. he could be quite dangerous. -- _ the rest of the tournament. he could be quite dangerous. -- two, - the rest of the tournament. he could be quite dangerous. -- two, 6-5 - be quite dangerous. -- two, 6-5 deciders — be quite dangerous. -- two, 6-5 deciders. other _ be quite dangerous. -- two, 6-5 deciders. other than _ be quite

elizabeth: welcome to the show, congressman tiffany and greg murphy encouragement tiffany murphy, it'sd to see about okay first you reaction to the story about ag merrick garland maybe special counsel to determine if trump and the timing of this and he was not running a midterm summa why did or what is taking them so long awaited take them so long to appoint a special counsel when they felt one was needed and do you think eight due to be for the midterms, with a worried it would get people upset and out to vote. >> there could be, but is very clear, the donald trump and the continues to believe that is the democrats wanting to keep this in the news and they think that this helps them when in 2024, they believe that having donald trump's face of the republican party, and all of these things they claim are scandals i think they see that is a winning formula. >> and it will congressman said, what you think murphy. >> was harmless, because they're simply doing this to present former president trump and so kudos of the planted or not, is just a matter of time until the get another one so wh

and senator chris murphy believes that is not enough.law enforcement and second amendment sanctuaryys. sanctuar. >> the county is a so call the second amendment sanctuary state, we have to have a conversation about whether we continue to fund the law enforcements. 60% of counties here are refusing to implement the nation's gun laws. kennedy: he is being mislead, murphy admitted that senate does not have vote to pass an assault weapon band, is defunding police the next best option, joining me now. mayor of knox county, tennessee glen jacobs. he is wrong, president and senator murphy, respectfully wrong about so many things is that really the best strategy to take away law enforcement from vulnerable communities, mr. mayor? >> i guess. it wouldn't be my strategy, in knox county we are a second amendment sanctuary county and we're proud of this, gun ownership by the good guys makes us all safer, this whole idea of defunding police is ridiculous. -- one hand you disarm the people so they can't defend themselves again bad guys then defund pol

and senator murphy, i beg here indulgence.nior member of this political force from connecticut, but if it's okay with you, i would like to begin with the teacher of the year and the newly elected state representative. >> by all means, he is the star. >> chris poulos, so you start off knocking on doors. what month free had before that first walk up to adore it to knock on that door? >> well, you know, just to start, we need campaign was gonna be an uphill climb. southern-ton, where we live, it is a pretty republican area. and our approach was to get out and get as much voter contact as possible. i was excited. i previously served on town council, and had some experience knocking doors. you know, it's tough to motivate, to get out of the house, to get to the first. but once you get out there, you start knocking, you get into a rhythm. and it's just -- inspiring to talk to people, and hear their stories, to hear what keeps them up at night. and talk to them about what their hopes are for the future. and so, once started, we just

let me tell you what's wrong with senator chris murphy.wants to defund police departments that aren't making arrests on gun crimes. first of all, how do you decide whether or not the police should make an arrest? is it whether or not there's sufficient evidence? who decides whether there's sufficient evidence. what if the prosecutor says there isn't sufficient evidence, if there isn't a conviction, they haven't investigated, let's go to the prosecutors. what if they don't make an arrest for a gun crime. talk about sanctuary, talk about sanctuary cities where illegals that commit crimes are protected from law enforcement and they're not prosecuted for crimes. you want to defund law enforcement, defund the fbi. they knew about nikolas cruz in the parkland shooting, knew about the s brothers, and what about in all these jurisdictions, gun crimes may not be the priority that murders are. you defunded everybody, so they don't have half the resources they need for these crimes. let me tell you one more thing. he is basing this whole thing on the

in south arkansas you have murphy u.s.a. and murphy exploration that does global exploring for oil reserves. but if you just look at northwest arkansas and ask about the benefits. walmart has been extraordinary not just as a company but also the walton family of entrepreneurs has made a big difference for our state. they invest, they created the world class american arts museum and crystal bridges in been -- bentonville. they believe in recruiting talent because you have a workforce that they are continuing to grow. so they want to improve the quality of life for everybody in northwest arkansas. so we can recruit that talent. they want to stay there. that is why we have world class hiking and biking trails for the heritage bikers and mountain bikers and the joined living that attracts millennials. on and on you can go that they have made a difference in terms of their investment. and it is because they know they need to grow and they have to recruit talent there. the same is true for tyson's. they generate wealth but they al

bloomberg's colum murphy. let's turn to the u.s. were tech companies are once again tapping the brakes on hiring as they contend with higher interest rates and the impact of a strong dollar overseas. this trend in tech goes against the wider u.s. economy with jobless claims near historic lows. however, we had a report yesterday showing a 40% uptick in jobs being lost. let's get more with michelle jamrisko. an important jobs report today in d.c. given what is happening with the fed and the american economy. what are we watching out for? michelle: what you will see from this report is a little more on the town that you are marked about the headlines around tech job cuts, other job cuts, headlines around morgan stanley and other big employers reducing headcount. the october payrolls report is at least a direction that aligns with that, less job gains this month. there were 500,000 added in october compared to the prior month. that would be the lowest since 2020, that 195,000. i looked at the decade long average, the monthly average is

but now, senator murphy of connecticut is questioning whether they should be funded.states that refuse to enforce second amendment. century states. >> the county in which it happened is a second amendment sanctuary state. they have decided they will refuse to implement laws in the books. i think we need to have a conversation if we can continue to fund a law enforcement in states where they are refusing to implement these gun laws. >> harris: is this for real? >> emily: i love that. unfortunately, i don't love this because it appears to be the second coming of defund the police. as a fellow american citizen of those who are trapped in those democrat lead cities, i feel for those citizens that cannot protect themselves. who were viewed as the bad guy when there are criminals on the streets who are flaunting and taunting those gun laws. we know that 7 out of 10 americans are arming themselves because of another person. we know that concealed carry permits and carries have is an almost triple digits in certain cities. the irony is as publishers of the cities come out and

. >> patrick murphy is the head of the monmouth polling university. in november 2021, it was not a good day to be patrick. >> the final to had murphy ahead by eight mypoints in 1 and 11 points in another. >> that means the poles were wrong, wrong. >> in his words, he blew it on the new jersey governor's race. totally missed how close the election would be. he had a bad night. while going forward, going 4 for five consistently in a polarized political climate makes you a scapegoat. >> the poles around 100% of the time. >> the biggest problem is in science, but how we share it. >> when you say a political poll how often is the margin explained? at the top lying numbers are arranged since we can't pull every person in the country. the confident that range is not 100%. it is typically 95%, meaning, they acknowledge one out of 20 poles is going to be very wrong. nobody is providing that excessive explanation. in the news, consumers would like to much on sites that often give you big polling headlines without all of the polling context. >> the media just re

you have murphy that doesn't global exploring for oil reserves. but if you look at northwest arkansas and you ask about the benefit, walmart has been extraordinary not just as a company, but also the walton family of entrepreneurs is made a big difference in our state. they invest. they and -- they created the world class american arts museum. it is one of the fastest growing regions of our country. they believe in recruiting talent because you have a workforce that is continuing to grow. they want to improve the quality of life for everybody in northwest arkansas so we can recruit that talent. that's why we have world-class hiking tales -- hiking trails. we have the downtown living that attracts the millennials. on and on you can go, that they have made a difference in terms of their investment and it's because they know they need to grow and they've got to recruit talent. the same is true for tysons. these generate wealth, but they also generate philanthropy that makes an extraordinary difference. i'm very proud of that partnership with them, an

they're like, turns out eddie murphy can't do it.e -- [ laughter ] i'm number two to eddie murphy. that's tough. >> jimmy: i do think of you both -- >> yes, father time -- obviously eddie's way better, but when you can't get eddie murphy you call jason momoa. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you ever imagine in your life they'd be the guy they call after eddie murphy? >> no, the biggest compliment i had in my life. >> jimmy: they had to know he drops out. i drops out of literally every single thing, right? >> i've got your back, eddie. >> jimmy: i want to ask you about this photograph. this is -- i assume happens in hawaii. you're deep sea fishing there. [ cheers and applause ] none of the other guys are wearing one of these. [ laughter ] >> that's a traditional malao, what the hawaiians wear. i'm doing a show. i'm the creator, writer, director, producer, actor on this apple series called "chief of war." it's 1780s, 1790s hawaii. that's what i wear every day. i was getting into the role, i like to get into character. tanning my white ass.

stuart: -- because i've got mike murphy with me.ion him about morality of hiding your winnings from your wife and children. >> it's a great way to get a divorce. i mean, for a marriage to work -- i'm 22 years into it, thank god -- there has to be full disclose your. so dressing up in a yellow costume and hiding it, it's never going to work. he's going to find out. full disclosure, open book transparency is the only way to make it work. stuart: i doubt that it's the law in china that the wife gets half. i don't know that for a fact -- >> nor do i. stuart: we're not going to speculate either. that was a good response. put you on the spot, very good. check those markets, please. where are we? 200 down for the dow, 60 down for the nasdaq, 22 down for the s&p. >>> next case. nearly 40% of small businesses could not pay their rent last month. the states with the highest delinquency rates were all blew. -- blue. how about that? we're on it. >>> in just a few minutes, the president will head to florida to campaign, but florida is now solidl

i've made a decision but i'm going to join the cast of murphy brown. i'm going to become a surrogate father to that kid. the kid was born out of wedlock and this is what quayle found unacceptable. during the run of the "tonight show" there've been seven united states presidents and thankfully for comedy arab and eight vice president an owl i know i have made jokes about dan quayle but i want to thank him for making the final week so fruitful. but again the content, the contrast between the way they talk about political figures in the comedians who followed him as really quite dramatic. the study of jokes on the "tonight show" and "the late show" on cbs from january 1989 to september 1991 found that dan quayle was the subject of 417 jokes right number one during that period as a source of comedic merriment. president george h.w. bush was a distant second with 331 jokes during that period of time. that oim of humor represents nothing more than an appetizer for the way political figures were treated by in the years that followed and as i described in my n

. >>> the scrutiny around elon musk's takeover of twitter with connecticut senator chris murphy. >>> we begin this morning with the breaking news, russia denied responsibility and now we are learning it was likely ukrainian forces that fired missiles into poland, a nato member, killing two people. poland's president acknowledging the incident was probably an accident. nato ambassadors are holding an emergency meeting right now to discuss the deadly explosion and how to respond to it. mj lee is live for us in indonesia, and melissa bell is standing by at nato's headquarters in belgium. mj, hello to you, what are you hearing about the meeting, learning about the incident? >> reporter: what we're learning from two officials who were briefed on the initial u.s. assessments of this missile this morning is that it appears that the missile originated from ukraine even though it is russian-made. now this would help explain why president biden after he emerged from an emergency meeting with foreign leaders earlier here today in bali said preliminary information seems to suggest that it was un

stu: that was dull, mike murphy.have funny and humorous responses and that was lauren: you're not invited back, mike. stu: get out of here. susan: anyone else here have an estate on the panel beside stu and murphy? >> i thought i was out. stu: not yet. terry writes this: we all know stu is a major beetles fan. i want to know his favorite beatles song many don't know. mine is anna. my favorite is i should have known better with a girl like you. what's your favorite, mike? >> here comes the sun. stu: good. lauren. lauren: draw berry fields -- strawberry fields forever. stu: susan. susan: i want to hold your hand. stu: that's so cute. ash.ash. ashley: has to be same with mike, here comes the sun. stu: yeah, that's a good one. ashley: has to be. stu: robert writes this one: it appears that stuart was correct in thinking that cryptocurrencies are gambling chips. i was so right. does anyone on the show owe or has ever owned crypto? we're going to go in reverse order this time. ash, you're first. ashley: nope, never thought

>> senator chris murphy joins me next. >>> table for three. former president trump sits down with rapper ye and a prominent white supremacist in mar-a-lago. how is his party responding? arkansas governor and potential 2024 gop candidate asa hutchinson is ahead. >>> plus, deep dive. as the january 6th committee prepares to release its report, questions arise as to what will be included. >> please remember what's at stake. >> what will the months' long investigation reveal? democratic committee member adam schiff will be here. ♪ >>> hello. i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is gearing up for the holiday season. president biden returns from his thanksgiving break in nantucket today as he and his party look ahead to an ambitious end to the year. they still have unified control of the house, senate and white house for the next several weeks, until a new class of republicans takes control of the house on january 3rd. democrats have a long to-do list for december. a senate runoff in georgia that could give them a little breathin

murphy looked on the way out at 5 frames to three down, but then roared back to take the next three,ff the welshmanjamie clarke on the other table. it was relatively straight forward stuff for the chinese player, as he won by 6 frames to one, the all england club will relax its all white clothing rule to allow female players at wimbledon to wear dark—coloured undershorts from next year. it'll be relieving a "potential source of anxiety" for players on their period. britain's heather watson and former olympic champion monica puig previously spoke out the "mental stress" of having to wear white and the impact periods can have on performance. discussions took place with the wta, clothing manufacturers and medical teams. max verstappen says some of the reaction to the red bull team orders controversy, has been "unacceptable" and "disgusting", the world champion refused red bull's order to let his team—mate sergio perez through on the final lap of last weekend's sao paulo grand prix, to gain points in his fight for second in the championship. all the things that i have read are pretty dis

i'm going to join the cast of murphy brown. i'm going to become a surrogate father to that kid. the kid was born out of wedlock. that's where quail found unacceptable. during the run of the tonight show, there have been seven united states presidents. thankfully, for comedy, there have been eight vice presidents. i know i've made some jokes at the expense of dan quail, but i want to thank him for making the final week so fruitful. the contrast between the way carson talked about political figures and the comedians who followed him is really quite dramatic. a study of jokes on the tonight show and the late show on cbs from january 1989 through september 1991 found the dan quail was the subject of 417 jokes. he ranked number one during that period as the source of comedic merriment. president george h. w. bush was a distant second with 331 jokes during that period of time. but that volume of humor represents nothing more than an appetizer for the way the political figures were treated by comics in the years that followed. as i describe in my new book, late night with trump, politi

but then after him is senator murphy. i asked senator murphy to preside until the chair can return. thank you. senator murry: welcome, ms. tracy. good to have you here. earlier this year my senate colleagues and i introduced legislation to sanction chinese financial institutions that conduct transactions with any russian financial institutions trying to avert sanctions by using china's alternative to swift. the end goal of this legislation was to encourage beijing to consider the cost of siding with putin in his barbaric attack on ukraine. from your perspective, can you expand on how actions like this from the international community have prompted putin's allies and friends of convenience to rethink their relationships with moscow? ms. tracy: senator, thank you. i think the kinds of conversations that the administration and our partners and allies in europe and elsewhere have been with not just government officials in the p.r.c. but also private companies have, private sector have had an effect. i think it's a clear understanding that evading these sanctions, crossing these sanction

murphy tweeting this.ned that the saudis have a clear interest in repressing political speech and impacting u.s. politics are now the second largest owner after social media platform there is a clear issue of national security at steak. cfius, should do a review. outside capitol hill other agencies are eyeing the purpose. "washington post" reports that the treasury department is figuring out if it has legal authority to launch a probe. "the washington post" also reports that white house officials discussed the possibility of a national security review and the fbi looked into counterintelligence risks associated with the purchase this spring. "the washington post" reports that large foreign investor would have access to confidential information about twitter's finances ant possibly its users as part of the deal. saudi's own group, kingdom holdings invested in twitter way back in 12 ven before twitter went public. a bigger stake making second largest shareholder in the company. murphy says it is significant

senator chris murphy has been calling on the committee of foreign investment in the u.s.this. listen. >> i think that elon musk's cooperation and or technical relationships with other countries is worthy of being looked at. >> all right. investment, nothing new there. kingdom holdings first invested 300 million and twitter 11 years ago. adding more shares over time thin signaling inmate it would rollover it stake to buy the social media company and take it private. democratic senator chris murphy calling on the committee of foreign investment in the u.s. to probe saudi involvement due to national security implications and this is not the first call for an investigation of the twitter deal. four weeks ago reporting that the biden administration was considering a national security review due to the perceived bias in favor of russia. tweeting the favor for a piece deal between russia and ukraine. also coming under heat for cutting jobs and putting an end to remote work. in an e-mail sent to twitter staff, musk warning that a weaker economic environment in the u.s. could mean

chris murphy is one of these typical senators, thinks he is smarter than everybody.deas. he wants to take on his political opponents, weaponize it. it's called the second amendment defend the ability of the right to bear arms. counties recognize that and support that. they also in those counties support law enforcement. unlike sanctuary cities where they attempted to defund and they turned into chaos. another bad idea from a poor intentioned democrat. it won't come to fruition and people's lives wouldn't be made better if it did. >> harris: do you think it's why it's also so important, the race going on in georgia right now, to keep the narrow just at 50-49 and not make it any worse than what it could be? democrats will be so squeaky thin. >> i think so. keep the lid on the lunacy. they will still control the gavel but the lid on the lunacy. i don't like what joe manchin has done on a lot of levels but rather have him making the last call than chris murphy and liberals. >> harris: if they get back to 50/50 it will be what they had and manchin can't be happy with the

>> i think every african-american comedian to some degree was inspired by richard pryor put eddie murphyam trying to shock you. >> to new york with got a tourist place in to get hbo and they catch the lyrics and they cannot speak english and tried to act on the street while they are cursors i've got people think eddie murphy. ford you. i love it. >> i saw eddie murphy's raw and delirious when i was really little like i was in second grade. i knew that he was nasty. he was not he was nuts of the site any of that. those are bad, bad word too. we was hilarious. why she watched a bill cosby show? i do to i love the bill cosby show big nana bill cosby. never met the man before he called me up about a year ago and chastised me on the phone for being too dirty. [cheering] i'm so meta called pryor's house opposite richard will cost me just called infantile mouse to dirty. he said to people laugh when you say what you say? i said yes he said you get paid and i said yes he said tell bill to have a coke and a smile and shut up. (vo) verizon small business days are back. and there's never been a bet

two like my friend adam schefter and murphy and the dog.t what's going on? >> murphy and i are in the dog pound. 70 pe. stock is intuitive surgical. >> yeah, okay. in another time i would say, listen, i think you just own it but i'm now even gun shy on the 50 times earnings in those stocks i would tell murph to be very careful. i don't want murph to have -- you get the picture. rick in california >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> you are my goat greatest of all teachers why are you still doing this i'm teaching, did this, did that i'm teaching how can i help >> caller: please share your thoughts about autozone. >> so i read a piece this morning, price target of autozone and i could not believe it they are still buying back stock. they are doing the slow motion takeout of themselves. i like that stock very much. auto fleet 13 years. brian in georgia brian! >> caller: hello, jim. hope you're doing well i've enjoyed your show for several years. thank you for that. >> thank you. >> caller: hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. >> we had a good time.

and also the failed murphy operations, which lots of decades in iraq and afghanistan, even those countries in economic and social climate again says both of these women of war criminals in his view because by justifying us interventions around the world, they justify numerous warms, which are well documented john stewart's interview of condo, lisa rice, and hillary clinton is it emblematic of the problem that afflicts the united states of america were rotten to the core. those 2 women are war criminals and my view. they have contributed to the deaths. are you going to of hundreds of thousands of people that didn't need to die and would not have died to be had not been for their lives. places actual lies about the predicate for starting. busy right, or is it a raw started wars and libya starting wars and syria? you know, for those 2 to claim over the world made the world better off. that's like listening to an arsenal who's come in and set fire to a children's hospital from to, to the ground and claim. well, we've made that neighborhood better. i mean, it's really, it's sickening to listen

on top of that democratic senator chris murphy is now demanding a us government and investigation into moscow. and twitter is financial participation by saudi arabia. the platform, 2nd largest financial patient, interesting that no one seemed to care when the saudis originally made that investment in twitter, well before long or the government, which murphy calls, quote, repressive, have long had tons of cash flowing into hollywood and american media elements as advertisers and let's not even get into the lobby cash then to actually influence policy makers in washington. none of that cash had any particular color or citizenship until must took over twitter that when to clawback censorship. now suddenly, this us official is dragging out the old or an interference, tamar to bash last with fresh president emmanuel. my call is asked recently in an interview with front state media about russian media outlets. re me accessible in france through online platforms like rumble. for instance, invoking the dates russian media banning efforts, mac holstead, quote, were using the information a weapo

so unfortunately, our dependent politics is really creating a huge dilemma. rain on a separate murphy development. japan says it's considering increasing the range with new high speed miss oil. to beyond a 1000 kilometers. government sources say the improvements to the projectile, which is still under development, would facilitate beth and defenses of japan's remote islands that will put postal areas of china and north korea within range. joseph gregory mahoney, of policies professor at east china. and normally that was, it says the u. s. has long been brandishing it's weapons in the asia pacific region . this has been something that we've seen sequence again. and again, starting really with the, with the obama administration, with the so called period, i think there's already an arms race. there's an arm there, there's a race to rearm japan, to upgrade weapons in south korea, to sell advanced weapons to taiwan again to sell nuclear submarines to australia station the bombers there. we know the u. s. as a new bomber class entering service. we know the major powers are working on hyper

loan has sent more than $20000000000.00 of murphy aid to heave, while yet unable to account for military equipment abandon in afghanistan. according to recent government ripples, the pentagon does not actually know how many weapons were left in the hands of the taliban. but washington to say that there will be no attempt made to secure them. this ma'am, cost lives to john korea who form a c i a allison host of the all t show the whistleblowers. john, great to see you here in archie. now the u. s. a used to leaving military equipment behind, aren't they? i mean, we've heard of this. we and other conflicts on how likely is it that at least some of these weapons being sent to ukraine as an end up in the hands of criminals and terrorists? i would go so far as to say that it's a certainty, if you go to pis, shower pakistan, for example, and you go to the arms market, which has been there for decades now. virtually every piece of equipment, every hand gun, every long gun is american made because once these weapons are delivered, that's the end of it for the united states, they wash their hands

will not do so unless at gunpoint, sorry to be a free speech. absolutist democratic senator chris murphy is now demanding a u. s. government investigation into must own twitters financial participation from saudi arabia, which is the platform, 2nd largest. interesting that no one seem to care when the saudis originally made that investment in twitter long before must came along or that government switch murphy calls quote, repressive. have had tons of cash flowing into hollywood and american media outlets as advertisers. let's not even get into the lobbying cash spent influence actual policy makers in washington. and that cash conveniently didn't have any particular color or censorship until musk took over vowing to callback censorship. now suddenly this u. s. official is driving out the old for an interference hammer to use against him . french president, emmanuel michael, was asked recently in an interview with french state media about russian media outlets remaining accessible in france through online platforms like rumble, for instance. and he vote the states russian media vanny effo

rebel groups in the the r c which has been waging and not as if i gay is the comalies on marley's murphy government has banned french funded endears amid the deepening route between paris and the marco to transitional government has decided to been effective immediately. all activities carried out by n g o z operating and molly with funding, material or technical support from france, including in the humanitarian field. a molly and primer 3rd justified his mood quality is as a risk forms the parson recent holt in development. 8 for by marco earlier, french from emanuel macro ended his countries, antiques, harris operations in the fire zone, in africa with no improvement made insecurity for the region. we spoke to principal alice ali kara, who says the current tension can lead to unpredictable results in relations between the 2 states. hulu today, relations between the 2 countries are extremely tense, almost at the point of no return when there are such loud attacks in the media. the purpose of both the french and the molly and authorities, all the points that po mako and paris are gainin

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murphy should not have been close. there are one million more democrats in new jersey then republicans. biden carried new jersey with 60% of the vote in the presidential and murphy squeaked by. we saw in a lot of places swings to the right. 12 points in new york. suburban women, ostensibly 27 points to the right. on one hand, i think we were getting a lot of practical information. people don't like the path of the country is on, extremism. people don't like getting pushed on subways. they don't like not having schools open. people are like, i don't like these things. the threshold is, what do i dislike more? to your point, extremism. rick: swings same more state-by-state. a lot of us saw the new jersey virginia phenomenon we might see across the country. that was why patty murphy was in trouble, michael bennet. instead we saw a huge wave in florida and what you saw in new york. but it does not seem to happen consistently across states. derrell: i think it is also about what was presented as the threshold. in colorado h

originally made that investment in twitter long before must came along or that government switch murphy calls quote, repressive. have had tons of cash flowing into hollywood and american media outlets as advertisers. let's not even get into the lobbying cash spent influence actual policy makers in washington. and that cash conveniently didn't have any particular color or censorship until musk took over vowing to callback censorship. now suddenly this us official is dragging out the old for an interference hammered use against him. french president, emmanuel, michael, was asked recently in an interview with french state media about russia. media outlets remaining accessible in france through online platforms like rumble, for instance. and he vote the states russian media bonnie efforts. and he said quote, were using the informational weapon. so it sounds like michael is admitting that censorship is being used as a weapon when french and you officials block access to narratives in details that run counter their own. sounds like the public's right to be fully informed, to make up their own