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for those at home they bundle a bunch of spending bills all together in one bellwether mega-or omni there we have the power of purse and we exercise that power of purse to have individual appropriation bills, this is what speaker johnson was elected to do, i think he will do it i'm proud of him for his first legislation he singled out, paying for the israel aid. with irs reduction budget. >> that is a terrific start. now i'm reading, couple things to ask you about. number one, ukraine and border reform stuff. okay? whether that is chuck schumer wants a whole bill i don't know 150 billion, ukraine, israel, border, taiwan. and something called emergency aid. i am calling out a foreign aid supplemental makes no sense to me and violates is what speaker mike johnson is trying to do with respect to cut backs, is that what is going to happen? and senator paul, are the border reforms, i know mitch mcconnell wants them are they go good? i looked at them the reporting, they don't look so fantastic, the border will still be open. >> unfortunately this is senator mcconnell supporting president biden

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i've been on your show for many years, we talk about omni-channel or online versus off-line i don't thinkght conversation. the real conversation is retailers need to sell at every single surface and even deal with every payment option that the consumer may want. if they are consumer and if you're scenting beauty or kylie cosmetics which are shopify stores your consumer maybe younger which means buy now pay later option may be very important but if you're selling something like pizza ovens with digital higher-priced items perhaps it's not necessary because the demographic is older demographic. the key is not just have one payment option or one channel, sell everywhere and offer every option that's what shopify is getting to the millions of businesses that uses. liz: i'm going to throw out three were more feel free, go for it what are the hottest selling in the past hour or two. >> this is happening in real time i'm going to give you a few, jones road miracle bomb makeup is trendy. figs makes the most hospital scrubs katerina one pocket scrub top is trendy pat mcgrath lipstick is trending r

at home, that means they bundle a bunch of spending bills all together in one bill whether megaor omnipayer. the only way we have the power of the purse and the only way we exercise the power of the purse is to have individual appropriation bills. this is what speaker johnson was elected to do and i think he is going to do it. i'm proud of him for his first legislation, he singled out, took as an individual bill israel aid but he is paying for it by reducing the irs budget. this is the way it should always be, no new spending unless we cancel out some other spending. larry: i think that is a terrific start, i couldn't agree with you more but now i'm reading a couple things i want to ask you about. number one, ukraine and border reform stuff, okay, whether that is chuck schumer want as whole bill, $150 billion, ukraine, israel, border, taiwan and something called emergency aid. so i'm just calling that a foreign aid supplemental. makes no sense to me. violates what speaker mike johnson is trying to do with respect to cutbacks as you just mentioned. how realistic is that? is that what is

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so black friday specials were available earlier in the week, like i think it's omni channel -- >> as long as you have the online option, there isn't that same sense of urgency, it would seem to me, to get in my car, fight the traffic, and go to a store on that friday >> correct i totally agree with that. and i think sometimes if there's -- if you just have to have it that day, maybe that's the way to do it, or if you're not a big online shopper, you like going into the stores, there are people who still love shopping in stores >> i like going to stores, i really do. >> the same cashier told me in the mid to late afternoon, traffic picked up because people wanted to get out of the house, but it wasn't driven by the doorbusters. do we talk deflation one of the things as we look through the black friday number, it's up 1.1% in store, 2.5% overall. both are negative in real terms. is that because of heavy discounting or what do you think is going on? >> i do think deflation, let's separate it for a second on the food and consumable side, there's still inflation, but there's disinflation

i will tell you, we broke the christmas omni.7 trillion, just before the holidays. the people. >> steve: don't read it. got to go home. >> we have ended that we won't be doing that now we have an opportunity over the next several weeks to do the actual conferencing of these bills with the senate and do an appropriations process, that, steve, hasn't been done in 30 years. >> steve: tom, the problem is because it's a two-step process come janet the same people who wanted big cuts are going to say okay we passed it back in november, we want the big cuts now. >> human beings are not static animals. they are going to move all over. >> steve: are you sure? >> i know i work with them all day. it's special in the political sphere there is a lot of passion and emotion for tightly held beliefs. but i think a lot of the people that voted against it yesterday wasn't just they didn't want to take the time to go home and explain why this was necessary to do it this way. it's also because they do not trust the process. even though they trust th

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our correspondence omni, i'm a chas reports from christina. a football match between customer and israel is taking place tonight. and christina, under increased security measures, this is the 1st game for these really national team since the outbreak of the war between israel and homeless. the match was planned to take place in mid october, but it was the 1st phone due to the conflict. comfortable police have increased their presence to ensure that the football game is played without the incidence police sense of the display of any political or religious, or any other violent messages in or around stadium are not allowed recently to process and support the felt listed in the us have been held in kosovo and the tribute was also page to the victims in israel before the man into the culture of his real national team sense of what he and his players heartfelt face. and think of that they are uncomfortable to play a match in the qualifications for the european championship and that they're only goal is through end of the rates. i also see it up to

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separately and evaluate debate, and we can't do that again if everything gets handled in one giant omnisident biden looks like the candidate in 2024. when you were named speaker, a lot of people said a big trump ally, but as far as i know, you have not endorsed the former president yet for 2024, and this is -- everybody is watching this show right now if you are going to do that, it would be a great time to do it, mr. speaker. are you ready? >> i have endorsed him wholeheartedly i was one of the closest allies president trump had in congress, and he had a phenomenal first term we brought about the greatest economic numbers in the world and not just the country because his policies worked, and i am all in for trump i suspect he will be our nominee, and he will win it and we have to make biden a one-term president. we have to do that >> mr. speaker, i have so many questions, but coming off of the back of that, just speak to it, because i think there are a lot of americans that look at the former president as fundamentally divisive to the country, and they look at january 6th and the like,

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