ned ryun. thank you. >> mike davis welcome back. i watched a bit of it. i thought pam bondi was t spectacular, you tell me, democrats ankle biting about j-6 and retribution and kash patel, they are ankle biters, that is all they can to. nobody offered support, nobody reached across you know, the aisle, we like when you are saying miss bondi, just a bunch of left wing brain dead democrat ankle biters, i say brain dead they have amnesia about november 5, amnesia. >> pam bondi hit it out of the park, demonstrating her decisive leadership. even smarted democrats conceded that pam bondi will win. larry: like who, maybe i'm being too hard. >> i think people down are morons. but people who know how to get thens done, like dick durbin. >> no question. larry: ned ryun, what else, john c ratcliffe, marco rubio, and chris wright, they are strong players, this all part of trump revolution. in is part of one big beautiful bill. economic growth, get rid of inflation, secure the border, what did you can hear today, ned? >> i think you -- with pam bondi you say she since

let's just start, and they are going to start deportations very quickly, ned. looked at that list and we finally got it up on the full screen and then you add to that, remain in mexico. i mean, claudia is right about the energy stuff but this border stuff, you know, it's so simple, ned. just turn back everything joe biden has done. >> correct. yeah, i mean, biden went out of his way, day one, to absolutely destroy and annihilate the border security and essentially, for all intense and purposes put up a neon sign saying "everyone's welcome" and we saw this massive influx of illegal immigration which trump is going to put a stop to on day one. he's going to secure the border, and stop the madness and i think empower steven miller and tom homan to begin the deportation immediately of those illegal immigrants with violent criminal records but i'd argue, larry he keeps right on going. we think the figure is 10 or 11 or 12 million illegals that came in under the biden administration. all of those people should be sent right back home and every republican should suppo

ned ryun, what else happened out there.ratcliffe, marco rubio, chris wright at energy department and dear friend russell voting and these are all incredible strong players and all part of the trump revolution and all part of one big beautiful bill. >> pam bondi is interesting in restoring trust in the doj and equal application of the law and rule of law and standing equal before it and i hope she'll have transparency a huge part of restoring trust in the institution, larry. deep state thrives in darkness and really does wither in the light of day and i hope she goes out and releases all the documents that pertain to russian collusion, january 6. i hope she releases communications of coordinated political lawfare against trump that ag garland and doj and i think the biden white house were actually coordinating the more they get, they'll have faith restored in the institutions. i think pam bondi -- larry: ned, transparency yes. retribution, i don't think so. >> actability. i think there needs to be accountability. pam bondi n

does ned ryan trust mark zuckerberg? ned ryan is going to take that on but first this story. president trump's wide ranging 70 minute press conference today, a departure from president biden who rarely took questions from reporters. president trump is set to meet with republican lawmakers tomorrow at mar-a-lago and to hammer out one big beautiful bill on tax cuts and energy and more. nate foy is live in west palm beach, florida, joining us now. nate, you got your questions in at the press conference. how did it go today, nate? reporter: hey, liz. right now president trump is strategizing on how to advance through tong will a one bill or two bill approach and i had the opportunity to ask him about that. >> you opened the door through the two bill approaches and your presence for one big, beautiful bill. >> i like one big, beautiful bill and always have and will. if two is more certain, it goes a little quicker because you can do the immigration stuff early. reporter: a lot going on at the news conference today, liz. donald trump jr. landed in greenland for a personal visit. tr

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ned: the incompetence is mind blowing. i think the first thing they talk about trump proving california, i think of the sake of the country needed to california prevent america and this is gross negligence on newsom's part mayor bass park, and apparently, the priority is not to have public safety or prioritize water supplies. their priorities are a whole host of other things. but definitely not the priorities of the people of los angeles and i would argue for the entire state of california. the fact that he thought the santa anita reservoir was full when in fact it did not have the 117 million gallons that would've been very helpful for the palisades. i'm not really sure the gavin newsom knows what's going on, on a whole host of fronts in the state and even more so it will not sure that he cares. liz: governor newsom california democrats, we just got a new $50 million fund, double the money to attack trump into the incoming trump white house import. more than ten years ago california voters approved proposition one, to bui

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let's bring in america majority ceo ned ryun. what can america expect here? we're waiting for the president to come out to announce stargate, a new push at a multi-billion dollar, hundred billion first, half a trillion dollars over four years, a venture now with oracle, open a.i., and softbank. so he's bringing in nearly a trillion bucks in investment into america right now. >> well, on this issue, i think there's a very delicate needle to thread. obviously, we can't have the chai coms controlling a.i. i don't trust sam altmann who runs open a.i. and i don't trust softbank. he's put billions and billions into achieving singularity because machines are better running this world than human beings so there's a delicate balance that needs to be struck here with this a.i. debate, but going back to that press conference. tour de force, there trump. he's riffing with the press for almost 50 minutes while signing all these amazing executive orders that are really turning, writing the ship for this country in regards to energy and border and immigration and a lot of t

became impossible and far too dangerous medical age simply couldn't reach the community many to thomas ned, we easy to 5, you stop the local leg of gold. they have like see a self in june. we know, but can see you still have to put some people to those who onto pool cook. lexi, you deal with the book more eligible. the, the side of me is i'm a new 20 last month who to find enough. i've done a lot of fun. but for the test, those were generally more detailed. i'm a so for them to go to not on the category course left on a mall and he's ready to get problem distressing. another student whether sort of delayed me, can you know that off haiti on will top level deal. jen? both your how to mostly people tell us mission the a little bit more too much so much. so i'm what i thought was a did sort of by shallow little but i'm still on your the means of an attentive. so the, what is most off, what i'm low as max neck, but to me was my mother in law and then a more of a z or 5 issue pass. now to suppress that much to see a balance. there are no, it was my foot step back, but for the look at them was l

so i guess also on the israeli side, they will ned to work very closely with the new administration on their approach to iran. and i -- there's also different camps in the republican party when it comes to how to deal with iran. mr. guterres: my feeling is that the first step now must come from iran. because if not, we risk and escalation. i hope iran understands that it is useful to have this first step. and that it doesn't make sense at all to bet on the possibility, because it's not even a reality, or the perception that iran is aiming at having nuclear weapons. i think to make it clear once and for all that that will not happen and to engage as i said constructively for a new security in the region, respecting the independence and all the other countries would be a step that would allow the full integration of iran in the global economy and i hope once and for all pacify these -- one of the most serious risks in global security. >> coming back to gaza, implementation of the first phase is happening now. but there's also a second phase. there's still things that have modalities that

well, ned ryan is going to be dancing to new edition next week as we open up the show. thank you so much for volunteering, ned. we appreciate that. he's got rhythm. thanks, jesse. you'd be surprised guys got rhythm. trump's returning to the white house, and he's bringing some common sense with him. but some americans are acting like it's still 2022 new. when is the first non-binary member of the worcester, massachusetts, city council? two was born a female, and today she insists she's neither male nor female. maybe she's both. maybe she goes back and forth. we don't know. but you won't be seeing her for a while because she's taking a month long leave of absence for the sake of her emotional and mental safety. why? because a few city council members used the wrong pronoun. >> i wish, i really, really wished i felt safe enough to show up on the council floor, but i don't due to this level of dehumanization of my being. >> two says she's non-binary and uses they them pronouns, which is strange because i only see one of them. nevertheless, two wields her made up pronouns li

and my father told me that i look like ned flanders from the simpsons.ps. i'm playing cousinjoan, who is a spinster aunt of the heroine. and i had never read virginia woolf until recently. and who knew that she was funny? night and day is a really, really funny novel. jennifer saunders and i actually had been through the book combing for funny lines. and when they're not looking, we sort of slide them in. so you can imagine it's quite a lot of fun. and to think that all these years, the wit in woolf's work has been overshadowed by the gloom. the hope is that with this new film, her sense of humour will shine through. sharuna sagar, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello again. it's been a misty and murky start to the day today. we have had a lot of low cloud, some fog as well but thatis cloud, some fog as well but that is now slowly lifting from all but the far south—east of england. high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather. you can see the squeeze on the isobars indicating that it is pretty windy in the north—west and we've got

he resi . ned events of october the 7th.failures, resigned citing the failures, personalfailures, he said, related to those hamas attacks on the 7th of october 2023. he said the israeli military under my command failed its mission to protect the state of israel. my to protect the state of israel. my responsibility in this terrible failure haunts me every day, hour and will do the rest of my life. his resignation was followed by that of the head of israel's military southern command. that is topping the israeli media headlines this morning. there are calls particularly from the israeli opposition for a state commission of inquiry into the political and military failures that day and it has been noted that day and it has been noted that benjamin netanyahu has never acknowledged personally any failures for that. and he said they should be after israel's war goals are completed.— israel's war goals are completed. israel's war goals are com - leted. , ., completed. these are the pictures _ completed. these are the pictures we _ c

now i with ryan, from the ned 0 cabin admission agreement that had of trump's integration. we will continue to work independently to advance the interest of our firm, our shareholders in our clients, and remain focused on pragmatic solutions to help further low carbon technologies while advancing energy security. now, jp morgan has not provided on the official russian all for its departure from the net 0 banking a lines. it's exit follows similar decisions by c to group goldman sachs, wells fargo bank of america at the morgan stanley. the un sponsored alliance, led by major financial institutions, commits members to aligned our patients with cheating. net 0 greenhouse gas emission by for the $54.00, assume that the police to the group was among the founding members all the initiative. now donald trump has consistently expressed in part of skepticism towards green energy initiatives. in 2020 he read through the us from the powers clements agreement, arguing that it's unfair, it's unfair. they permitted countries like india and china to rely on fossil fuels while restricting

they said he was killed in a shootout as well as trying to escape the rate took place and my fellow ned janine web policy and will 30 has been clashing with finances and sagging. jeanine. the funeral has taken place for a father and son who was shot dead 2 days ago. so that means accuse of policy, you know, far as you have been responsible to pay a denies the killings. and the hope that the death of my brother and nephew can finally put an end to this ongoing strife and fighting. and that siege will be lifted under water and electricity surfaces will return. and the people that live their lives and safety, we have been subjected to great injustice. and the injustice that we have been subjected to today, as a family is on 5 and above the high level syrian delegation including the new farm is. so i said, i'll shall by any has visited castle as part of a regional tools, taking diplomatic support to rebuild the country. speaking who indo? huh. i said all shabani reiterated has governments. cole's sanctions on syria to be lifted. that against are also traveling to the united arab emirates an

faced treason charges for receiving financial support from the national endowment for democracy on ned assembly. a ton of us, us organization, part be funded by call dress. and then with nicholas madura when he came to power in 2013 the opposition em right, slipped the keys in the doors government of cracking down hastily on descent, including those protesting against the election results. lot of my yada yada, although i would have done the majority voted for change, and that is what the people will defend. you will defend the results with our lives, if necessary. and with accusations as rivalry between governments and opposition. intensifying many of the country might as well agree, nor hon. l to 0. these very minute sri has killed at least 5 people in the s drive on the town of tampa in southern lebanon. a car was targeted according to the balance of state news agency. cx 5 was announced in late november, but these very ami has cut out multiple strikes on that one. and since then kidding schools of people is where the ministry has conduct a numerous attacks across again and saying is

faced treason charges for receiving financial support from the national endowment for democracy on ned assembly, a ton of us us organization, part be funded by calling press. and then with nicholas madura when he came to power in 2013 the opposition em right, slipped the keys in the doors government of cracking down heavily on descent, including those protesting against the election results. lot of my yada yada, although i would have done the majority voted for change, and that is what the people will defend. we will defend the results with our lives, if necessary. and with accusations as rivalry between governments and opposition. intensifying many of the country, my 12 agree door hon l to 0. so the head here now is, is there more diplomacy in damascus? it's it is 4 minutes to close for the lifting of sanctions. the host helps with series new to the pod came in to be some cookie interim head for 4 years, which has pretty much an electrical terms. and i didn't say that that will be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election? mean? pretty tough. it is most impor

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inari it is complimentary to the neurovascular business i checked it out i like this deal next early nedd getty and shutterstock the shareholders will own 55% of the combined companies two players in the same industry combining to give themselves for leverage something they need in this age of ai-generated content. later on tuesday morning, the paychex announced it is acquiring paycor, for $4.1 billion. they are rolling up human capital management listen, that's not the list activity this week on monday, phillips 66 will acquire natural gas infrastructure assets. yesterday, waste management company gfl environmental is selling its business to private equity firms for over $6 billion. yesterday, we learned small business uniform rental provider cintas was launching a takeover attempt of furse what do we make of this? i gotta say, it's nice to see mergers. this was anticipated because of the change in administration it makes me feel confident in betting on more deal activity why we bought the stock of goldman sachs. they have a huge m & a advisory business that's been in hibernation for ye

if tiktok is expected to be ban ned, the rally stays and there will be a lot more interest from investorserhang on the meta and snap stocks over whether tiktok will be banned or not will be lifted. ed: shweta khajuria of wolfe research -- caroline: shweta khajuria of wolfe research, great to get your take. we will dive into amber venz box 's perspective. how tiktok affects the economy. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. you will find the podcast on the terminal and online. this is bloomberg. as the supreme court is hearing arguments on the future of tiktok in the u.s., let's take a look at the app's impact on the economy. >> creators from

. >> jesse: all right, ned ryan will be dancing the new addition next week as we open up the show, thankeciate that. he's got rhythm, you'd be surprised, the guy has rhythm. >>> trump is returning to the white house and he is bringing common sense with him. but some americans are acting like it is still 2020. the first nonbinary member of the western massachusetts city council has spoken. she was born a female and today she insist she was neither male nor female. may be she is both, maybe she goes back and forth. we don't know. but you won't be seen her for a while because she is taking a month-long leave of absence for the sake of her emotional and mental safety. why? because a few city council members used the wrong pronoun. >> i wish -- i really wished i felt safe enough to show up on the council floor. but i don't due to this level of dehumanization of my being. >> jesse: she says she is nonbinary end uses they/them program nouns which is strange because only see one of them. nevertheless, she wields her made up pronouns like a weapon during council meetings. get them wrong and you a

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so with the neutrality of the canal is threatened, we have the right to intervene m militarily if we nedto. my thought here is that we ought to have mike waltz as he takes over as national security advisor direct an updated assessment of those provisions. the president should direct the commander of the southern demand, that's why it's important to get the secretary of defense confirmed on day one to update military contingency plan. they're probably updated. i don't know that for sure. marco rubio, when he's up for confirmation, remind people what the treaty says so we have the absolute right to intervene, to protect the neutrality and intershipping of the canal. maria: we want to get to the confirmation process with you in a second. i wasn't surprised to hear that china is trying to dominate and china could be controlling but you heard what the ceo of the panama canal said, he said no, china is not dominate, not running the panama canal. what do you know about it. it sounds like it would be china's mo, right? >> i would say it would absolutely be their mo. i don't have personal knowled

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. >> doctor ned calonge at the colorado department of public health and environment says that as of theast update on january 4th, there were 278 influenza hospitalizations in the state. that's up from 246 the previous week and 140 on december 21st. >> it's severe enough to bring people into the hospital. >> also, 20% of tests reported to the state came back positive for flu. doctor calonge says if you test positive, stay home, hydrate, take fever reducing medications and ask your provider about tamiflu that can shorten the duration of flu symptoms by about a couple of days. >> you need to start tamiflu early. >> doctors say this is a pretty typical flu season to protect yourself. wash your hands regularly and take all of the normal precautions. and remember, it's not too late to get a flu shot. >> all right. much more news headed your way this afternoon here on the four. but up first, let's check on the roads around the bay area. and this is a live look at the very busy conditions here. if you're heading along the east shore freeway. doesn't matter which direction you're going this afte

for now, the mayor has assigned ned siegel, the former financial chief of twitter, to lead those effortsea. it's what the supervisor said. it's the little things that matter, and it is the perception. >> you go downtown. not many people around broken glass, right? you just feel like maybe not that many people are coming downtown, which discourages more from coming. >> yeah, certainly. thank you. liane. >> sure. well, coming up next, new details about a deadly situation in berkeley over the weekend, which all started when someone tried to get back their stolen car. >> and because of today's live abc news coverage of the inauguration, the view, tamron hall and general hospital did not air at their usual times. no new episodes of any shows were missed. authorities say the eight year old got swept into the ocean at cowell ranch state beach around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. a 39 year old man went into the water after the child both got caught in a rip tide before beingaught rescued by firefighters. both were taken to the hospital and despite life saving efforts, they did pass away. their names

. >> doctor ned calonge at the colorado department of public health and environment says that as of thedate on january 4th, there were 278 influenza hospitalizations in the state. that's up from 246 the previous week and 140 on december 21st. >> it's severe enough to bring people into the hospital. >> also, 20% of tests reported to the state came back positive for flu. doctor calonge says if you test positive, stay home, hydrate, take fever reducing medications and ask your provider about tamiflu that can shorten the duration of flu symptoms by about a couple of days. >> you need to start tamiflu early. >> doctors say this is a pretty typical flu season to protect yourself. wash your hands regularly and take all of the normal precautions. and remember, it's not too late to get a flu shot. >> well, a new study says the risk of developing dementia may be higher than what scientists previously believed. older studies estimate about 17% of men and women who develop dementia in their lifetimes. well, now, a new study puts that estimate at 42%. the researchers who led the study believe this i

now, the mayor has signed a signed ned siegel, the former financial chief of twitter, to lead those efforts to revitalize the downtown area. like we were discussing. i think for a while, there was some agencies that were kind of not complying or not fixing things because they probably thought, well, there's so many problems that the city has or, you know, what can we do? >> fix the glass today will be broken tomorrow. >> so chop chop, let's let's get to work, people. >> the reality is it's taken several years for san francisco to earn this image, this negative image. it's not likely to instantaneously snap back and everybody go, oh, it's great. it's wonderful. so i mean it may take several years i think stories like this, yeah, for sure change the mindset of people. all right. thank you. leanne. leanne. well, the future of tiktok and silicon valley tech at the presidential inauguration dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five y

i dost think that there is a ned for us to hold red light hard things together so for instance when we're talking about founders founders succeeded and creating fundamental document that forever change history of the world, and was the best road map for decision making that we've ever had and democratic republic. yes that's true.oc they also had flaws of their time namely slaves rei and holding other people to bondage not seeing women as citizens that can be true con countrily neither one of them outweighs other but we have to be able to hold two different things in our handle and say yes there's a conflict here or yes, freedom but for not everyone. and i wouldn't be the one to recommend like here's the curricular' cloys to make but i know if something is too one sided we both sides sort of lose. whatever vision you're telling is not complete because there's always more than one story. >> right. >>>> yeah. i think that's really important. what are questions can i have -- you know, the whole thing of character formation -- you know, i think you're seeing that as key as parenting. and obvio

anderson cooper apparently doesn't have a sense of humor like he, you know, he kind of laughs like ned flanders every once in a while when andy cohen says something. but i thought it was great. i thought it was funny when she was making fun of their viewership on their biggest night of the year, and they invite her on. i hope they have her back. i hope they do. because once kathy griffin got in trouble, she was no longer allowed back at cnn. so yeah, they're a bunch of news eunuchs. >> i agree. all right. up next, why your confidence may soar the more facts you ignore. >> it's an absolute problem. >> it happens all of the time. >> if you own property, you've got equity. you can be a victim. >> i'm here with art pfitzenmaier, a retired special agent with the fbi and senior advisor to home title lock. >> exactly what is house stealing? >> that's a phrase i think that the fbi kind of coined when they first began seeing situations where people were forging documents, titles and deeds and using those documents to gain access to the equity in the homes. >> how can a scammer actually steal my

. >> introducing ned's plaque. psoriasis. who are you wearing? he thinks his flaky red patches are all people. see? >> otezla is the number one prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. that otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. get medical help right away. if you have trouble breathing or swallowing. swelling of the face, lips, tongue, throat, or arms severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting, depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss can happen. tell your doctor if any of these occur and if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts. >> with clear skin, movie night is a groovy night. live in the moment. ask your doctor about otezla. >> hey, ryan reynolds here for, i guess, my 100th mint commercial. no no no no no no no no no no. i mean, it's unlimited premium wireless for $15 a month. i mean, honestly, when i started this, i thought i'd only have to do l

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flavored ends product that led to a 25% cessation rate, under the ory standard and undestandards as fda nedit beforehand, assuming there was no youth age of the flavor of either of those products, the flavored product would have approved because it would have a net benefit to public health. under the new standard that fda adopted igning a set risk value to flavored products, 10 months aer the applications went in, the flavored product must now have a 51% swate. it must be marginally more effective over the tobacco product. it is a massive sea change not only in the plain language of the statute, but in what fda communicat - justice jackson: so when did the applications go in? you youwhole argument as a before-and-after kind of dynamic. and i'm trying to understand when the before and after. presentation as being before,ing and i guess there's some other -- what is the point after and when did your applications come in? mr. heyer: so the deadline set by fda and the district court ptember 9, 2020, your honor. justice n: september 9, 2020. i see various things in the record with the fda'ng com

host: that is ned in virginia. of the other things to watch out for, the first press briefing by the new press secretary. she will give that at 1:00 this afternoon. the first press briefing in the new administration. our main channel, c-span is where you can see it. and our website at c-span.org. judy is in mississippi, independent line. caller: i want to know what medicare recipients are going to feel like when they are pushed off to medicare advantage. dr. oz has stock in two medicare advantage companies and a few months ago there was mcclintock, i think was his last name, one woman asked how is he going to treat the consumers, he said there would be more people offering medicare advantage, ok? medicare advantage has an issue with paying claims, so i just hope they will be satisfied when they get what is coming as far as their medicare in their health. medicare pays regardless to medicare advantage. if they don't want to pay, they deny you that money. so i just wanted to know what you think about that. i don't th

and fda has ned throughout that its concern there was that, t halimited -- it had taken enforcement action aga a particular type of device in itas concerned most about cartridge devices that were most -- most popular with youth at the time. after that, by the time of the decision herth h migrated to disposable devices. and fda is legitimately concthatouth are chasing the flavors that they want. ey -- there's every reason to think that if they need use open systems -- evic that use liquids like this in order to get the flavors they want, that that number would go up. fda is legity coerned about that. and so 's third point. there's no mystery here, as justice kagan was explaining, that fda thought that there is ncreed risk to youth. respondents were on notice of that and, indeed, common sense tells us that a flavor like mother's milk and cookiesing be disproportionately attractive to children. and respondents knew that they needed to make this comparison. riedo show that flavors had an offsetting benefit with ultsn their applications. th didn't have sufficientthat evidence to establish that

this mon th was good, but we ned to make sure we get through the turn of the year to see if it continuesait and see. i don't think march could be completely ruled out depending on the data, but anything that kind of disrupts that is likely to push it back some. as long as the data comes in good on inflation or continues on that path, then i can certainly see rate cuts happening sooner than maybe the markets are pricing in. >> how many are we looking at this year? >> well, again, that's all going to be driven by the data. i mean, if we make a lot of progress, you could do more. it's also going to depend on where people think the neutral rate s you know, there are people who think that we've got a lot closer to neutral, and therefore there's not as many possible cuts coming. others have, if you look at the sep, the median is a neutral of about 3, which would imply, you've got four cuts, three cuts, depend ongoing what the data tells you this year. >> three or four cuts this year, you think, could be possible? >> it could be. it just hinges on the data. if the data doesn't cooperate, you're