it's the most important advisory job, as rahm said. but he's going to have 3 million people working for him. he's going to have nearly $1 trillion budget. he's going to have thousands of nuclear weapons. he can have 11 nuclear powered aircraft carriers. nobody else in the world has more than one. and pete's going to have 11. and i, i will pray for him. but good god, why? why is he qualified? >> i said, what's your reporting? just on the sense of how this has shaken out and also just kind of what it means, because john ratcliffe got confirmed today to lead the cia, barely was even noted, obviously, because there was no controversy there round one and trump, he had to be pulled when he was nominated to lead the dni and then reinstated only later on. it just shows how much everything's changed. >> i think a lot has changed. i think the outside end point is a really important one. what has happened with the kind of trump maga ecosystem over the last couple of years is they've made a real point to say that his last term was stymied by the f

rahm didn't. >> go at. >> the. >> allegations of sexual abuse, right? he didn't he didn't mention it. we have to cover it. i understand that, but i think that's politically right because people don't know. nobody knows what happened. okay. and and it is important that no charges were brought. and that's important for mr. hesketh. but it's indescribably true that. >> why, why. >> would you. >> set all. >> that aside when the guy is just he hadn't run anything bigger than his mouth. i mean, it's just it's the most important management job. it's the most important advisory job, as rahm said. but he's. going to. have 3 million people working for him. he's going to have nearly $1 trillion budget. he's going to have thousands of nuclear weapons. you can have 11. nuclear powered aircraft carriers. nobody else in the world has more than one. and pete's going to have 11. and i, i will pray for him. but good god, why? why is he qualified? >> i said, what's your reporting? just on the sense of how this has shaken out and also just kind of what it means, because jo

rahm emanuel, thank you so much for being here.ou are, of course, wrapping up your term as ambassador. you've shared some foreign policy advice with donald trump and an op ed for the washington post about how he can win the nobel peace prize that he's hunting for one. and you say that the ceasefire, of course, is going in effect. today is a good start, but it is just the beginning. you have been in government a long time. does he have a real opportunity to find, in your words, a grand bargain? >> only if he's willing and his team is willing to exercise the power. i do think the mideast is set up for one of the most significant realignments in our lifetime. you have iran having lost both syria and hezbollah, significantly militarily degraded. the fact is, the government's also, security wise, very vulnerable. their economy is very vulnerable. people are fleeing iran. they lack legitimacy. they view weapons on their own people multiple times over the last years to stay in power. so you have iran way back up and on their back heels. y

claimed a pga tour card in november but will forgo a debut season with them to take the final spot in rahm'sckibbin turned professional in 2021 and won his first dp world tour event injune 2023 at the porsche european world tour event injune 2023 at the porsche european open in germany. to tennis and ons jabeur continued her return from injury problems by beating fourth seed danielle collins at the adelaide international. the tunisian was a wildcard for this event ahead of the first grand slam of the year — the australian open which begins on sunday. she had a shoulder injury at the end of last year, but looked in good form as she got past collins 7—6, 6—2 to move into the last 16. novak djokovic and his new coach andy murray have practised in melbourne for the first time. djokovic is hoping murray can help win a record—extending iith australian open title this month at the age of 37. the serbian took the tennis world by surprise when he announced murray was to join his team. britain's three—time grand slam winner retired in august and this is his first coaching role. things you never though

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. >> reporter: steve rahm also lost his home in the tubbs fire. >> we had my mother-in-law, a dog, myiece, my wife all piled in the car and just sat over there and just in awe looking at everything that's going on, just what you see today. >> reporter: steve grew up in santa monica. he said the video coming out of that area the last days has been devastating. >> places i used to hang out and played, those are all gone. >> reporter: steve is doing all he can to help out and give advice to those impacted by the l.a. fires. pamela says she, too, has been in touch with people down south. >> honestly, all of us just want to help and we're exhausted by the idea this is happening to another community. >> reporter: here in coffey park now more than seven years after the fire the neighborhood is for the most part rebuilt. both pamela and steve say one good thing that came out of the experience is that the people who live here are closer than ever. >> it was about recovering from the fire, but now it's like let's enjoy our neighborhood because social connection is one of the best things you can

when we were just here the other night, you were interviewing rahm emanuel.rahm emanuel said, forget about the personal make it about. >> the substance. >> and this is very personal in a way that i think gets. lost on a lot of folks out there and isn't going to really generate the sort of grassroots like voices of people calling in and democrat senators. and here's the other thing. democratic senators aren't necessarily going to be the ones that need to be swung here. you know, there's a group of maybe republican voters that you could peel, republican senators that you could peel off. and i don't think anything that caroline kennedy said today is going to change that. right now. >> he's going in front of the senate finance committee tomorrow. then he's got to go in front of the senate health committee, which is chaired by a doctor, i should note, who is a republican. but but i mean, on the substance issues beyond, you know, talking about putting animals in a blender for people to watch to feed his hawks. i mean, there are going to be questions that we've even

plus, congressman jim jordan, former ambassador rahm emanuel. our coverage continues after this quick break. >> next, a ceasefire. incoming national security advisor mike waltz joins dana. plus, the day before donald trump's inauguration, congressman jim jordan and ambassador rahm emanuel. state of the union. live next. >> life. diabetes. there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response uniquely designed with carb steady glucerna. bring on the day. at this very moment, children at saint jude are fighting to survive with a gift. right now. you can join the battle to save lives. >> without saint jude, i don't know where we would be. they have given children with cancer like my winston, a chance. she has neuroblastoma and it has spread to her liver. >> i try to enjoy every minute with her because i do not know when would be my last moments with her. >> when you support saint jude and give $19 a month, you can help make cures possible for kids wi

did rahm id? rammed a truck into a crowd on bourbon street, killing 15 people and injuring 35 others. jabar is a u.s. citizen from texas and previously served in the military. the fbi found an isis flag weapons and other explosives inside the truck. authorities believe jabar didn't act alone. we're also keeping a close eye on las vegas after a tesla cyber truck exploded and burned this morning right outside the main entrance to the trump international hotel. police found one person dead inside the car. 7 others were injured. but the sheriff says not seriously. the hotel was evacuated and police closed the strip for a while. they're investigating to see if investigating to see if there's any connection to the trump or to tesla owner elon musk. if san jose, dozens of people had to run to safety when a car came driving through christmas in the park. thankfully no one was injured, but many people were left shaken crop for south moment has more. >> and one reading in a panic as a car comes driving thro

. >> reporter: steve rahm also lost his home in the tubbs fire. >> we had my mother-in-law, a dog, my niece, my wife, all of us piled in the car and just sat over there and just in awe looking at everything that's going on, just what you see today. >> reporter: steve grew up in santa monica. he says the video coming out of that area over the last day has been devastating. >> places that i played, you know, walls i climbed on, places we used to hang out and those are all gone. >> reporter: steve has been doing all he can to help out and give advice to those impacted by the l.a. fires. pamela says she, too, has been in touch with people down south. >> honestly, all of us just want to help and we're exhausted by the idea that this is happening to another community. >> reporter: here in coffey park now more than seven years after the fire the neighborhood is for the most part rebuilt. both pamela and steve say one good thing that came out of the experience is that the people who live here are closer than ever. >> it was about recovering from the fire, but now it's like let's enjoy our nei

joining us now is former chicago mayor rahm emanuel. he's also a former congressman and served as chief of staff in the obama white house until very recently, was u.s. ambassador to japan. ambassador, i appreciate you being with us. the president promised during the campaign he would deport undocumented immigrations en masse. do you think it's possible to limit these deportations to people who've committed crimes here only, or do you think it's inevitable that nonviolent, undocumented immigrants will be swept up? >> well, that's based on intent, anderson. i mean, is it possible? sure it's possible. and you'll get a lot of support for people that not only broke the law getting here, but more importantly, broke the law while they were here and committed crimes. you'll get support in making that happen. i think the governor pritzker was on the show yesterday and talked about that. but here's the point. look, if you as a former chief of staff, you want to score points, that's one thing. you want to solve a problem, that's another thing. and

rahm's please welcome. the stewarts creek high school marching >> traveled all the way from sort of tennessee. they are proud to represent the volunteer state of the 2025 presidential inaugural parade. and as the beat of the drums continues established in 2013 and is rapidly become one of tennessee's premier high school music programs. it's bad has participated in numerous civic events that significant moments in our nation's history. it's like the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. captain jeff kuss, united states marine corps memorial dedication, chicago thanksgiving day parade. >> lincoln memorial performances. well, the stewarts creek high school marching band, ladies and gentleman now welcoming the mississippi valley state university they're traveling all the way from adam eaton. meza said may look at this game. this is the green. mike shame. >> we are proud represent historically black colleges and universities 16 presidential inauguration >> with. with.

yeah, wrong one, rahm emmanuel, thank you very much.ublicans in the senate are refusing to work with democrats on a bipartisan immigration reform bill. a group of 12 moderate senate democrats sent a letter to senate majority leader john thune on wednesday, calling on the gop to work with them on immigration. but senate republicans are instead making it clear they will pursue a border package without democratic input, despite a razor thin majority in the house. republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina said his party will not negotiate with democrats on the issue, telling nbc news, quote, on border security no. let's bring in nbc news and msnbc political analyst, former u.s. senator claire mccaskill and nbc news national affairs analyst and a partner and chief political columnist at puck, john heilemann and joe, what rahm was talking about, it's a good advice, and it's the putting it into practice in situations like these that will be a challenge. >> yeah. you know, it is interesting on illegal immigration and on the border on

happened, i stood and turned from 28 # 0 yards away, following the best group, scotty chefler, and jon rahmfers and stood behind a tree 280 yards away i've never felt or heard a sound like this, 150 miles per hour, the ball, direct shot onto my mouth. it hit my mouth so hard that it ricochetted back into the middle of the fairway and i thought it hit a tree until they looked at me and i had blood pouring out of my hands, i don't know how i didn't pass out. mostly, i don't know how i survived other than god because hit in the face with a ball at 150 miles per hour, if it been higher looking at my phone for a second, it takes out my or orbital bone, and i lost teeth, and i was alive, and they were okay, tried to avoid the camera with the bloody hands. i was behind a tree, and a picture online with blood dripping out and the voices i heard, the darkest voices i heard in my life, angel and devil on this shoulder i heard someone saying, that's what you get. that's what you get. because think about it, my mouth is what got me in trouble, speaking up and being true to myself, of all places for a b

and, you know, rahm emanuel, i've known for years and always liked, always got the feeling that there were people in the obama administration were encouraging him to go small and not use the kind of hoods. but they could have really made a big, big difference. and going i wish i could have walked out of the room having made more progress on that, i thought that that story was interesting because you express regret over not pushing harder. and i feel like in political books, we don't always see people express regret. like you said, it's often victory walks and things like that. and you you do celebrate passing of the affordable care act. well, the president, to his credit, said, ron, i agree with most of the things saying, yeah, so, you know, we won big victories. i mean know the real you know keeper is know people were getting clobbered you know before the provision i had my bipartisan bill with bob bob bennett, you know, where the insurance companies could discriminate against you if you had a preexisting condition. and so, as the book says, we won on five or six big issues where we

i woke up this morning, i gotta tell you, around 4 rahm, it just popped in my head, the best comparisonot to tell you, out sort of reminded me of our minuteman nuclear arsenal that a keeps us safe, the sewer don't innocental -- intercontinental ballistic missiles. they is are on hem or they used to have on them what they call multiple independently-targetable reentry vehicles. i know it's a mouthful. here's the bottom line, it involved a single minuteman missile to have one target. yesterday the elite establishment with the force of the minutemen, trump went after them, right? and he covered, it was, like, one missile, but it covered all the targets like those minutemen with precision and power. and believe me, they got the message. joining me now to discuss, fox news anchor julie banderas along with election correspondent brianna lyman. julie, i love9 -- loved it. [laughter] do i have your attention? >> yeah. well, new york they were all laughing, and all of a sudden he takes the stage, and it just gets quiet. and he's not a conventional businessman, and that's why he's done so well fo

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now that we get rid of the malaise of the biden administration, which was built on big government, rahm government to a place i hope doge, trump, elon and all of that bring it down because you have got a lot of anxious governors that want to double down on it. and we're going to do it anyway. and i can't wait to get really going at it. >> steve: exit question. congratulations on being newly sworn in. there are a lot of governors who like their job but then they run for senate. you were a senator, very successful, and then you ran for governor. why? >> number one, i'm a big believer until we have term limits and a balanced budget amendment, even the ones that want to do more out there are going to run into the deep state and bureaucracy. the nearly 15 senators that used to be governs, they almost tackled me that week i decided to do it to say i don't know how you decided you're going to like that job so much more because they remember what they could get done. they weren't trapped with all of the stuff that you get when you are in d.c. for me it was the right thing to do. it was a fork i

and rahm emanuel joins us now. it's great to have you back on the show, mr. ambassador.c against this guy. i think everyone is getting their sea legs and trying to figure out how to move forward here. watching these nominations go through, watching republicans as they respond to donald trump's pardons of the january 6th rioters. and what advice would you give moving forward? >> yeah, well. first of all, you're not going to win. >> it just on the first effort. >> i mean. >> what i would focus on is the. >> long. >> term, which is not just this first week. and while i would oppose these nominations. >> for a series of reasons. >> the three issues i would focus on. number one, the secretary treasurer, in the testimony in front of the finance committee, said. >> he was against the minimum. >> wage in the very week in which. ceos are getting pay hikes, 30, 40%, he's. >> against the. >> minimum wage and. >> it hasn't been. >> raised in two decades. so that actually. >> three decades. >> so that is where i would go first and foremost. >> and hit. >> second, that the republicans

ambassador to japan rahm emanuel, republican congressman jim jordan of ohio. that's sunday morning at 9:00 eastern and again at noon only here on cnn. and don't miss cnn's live coverage of inauguration day. join me monday morning, bright and early, as the 45th president becomes the 47th president. our teams will be spread across the nation's capital to cover these historic events. we should note earlier this show, one of our guests said that there were no original village people performing at the inaugural events under the name the village people. but that's not true. that wasn't accurate. we've learned there are actually two original members of the village people performing, including victor willis. young man. there's no need to feel down. you can follow me on facebook, instagram threads and on the tiktok at jake tapper. you can follow the show on exit the lede, cnn. if you ever miss an episode of the lede, you can listen to the show whence you get your podcasts. wolf blitzer picks it up. see you on monday morning. >> happening now a looming ban on tiktok cou

for you since it sounds like a grand narrative what are the conditions in which it could be possibly rahm x. >> those conditions are described at the conclusion of the book and i will briefly, plato was theer father of philosophy and aristotle was the father of logic and at the duct ofd logic. if a is mack is makkah students he makkah striven c c misfeature and gave concrete examples of that. aristotle was the father of the duct of logic. we could argue david hune was the father of an inductive logic. it was a major premise with a conclusion which must be true logically accept it the premise is wrong then everything is wrong. inductive logic says that by scene of examples i can infer that must be the rule. there've everywhere i look swans are and i concur that all swans and if you good australia find. a swan but it's not a bad form of logic peers the point computer developers and programmers can code deductive logic. it can code induct of logic. whether it's differential methods based in syllogism turned into logical statements and computer language and turned that into code they can do t

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ambassador to japan rahm emanuel, republican congressman jim jordan of ohio. that's sunday morning at 9:00 eastern and again at noon only here on cnn. and don't miss cnn's live coverage of inauguration day. join me monday morning, bright and early, as the 45th president becomes the 47th president. our teams will be spread across the nation's capital to cover these historic events. we should note earlier this show, one of our guests said that there were no original village people performing at the inaugural events under the name the village people. but that's not true. that wasn't accurate. we've learned there are actually two original members of the village people performing, including victor willis. young man. there's no need to feel down. you can follow me on facebook, instagram threads and on the tiktok at jake tapper. you can follow the show on exit the lede, cnn. if you ever miss an episode of the lede, you can listen to the show whence you get yo

i want to ask david a different question, which is just kind of picking up where your friend rahm emanuel left off with me this morning on kind of what you're talking about, which is how do democrats pick and choose where to say hair on fire with donald trump almost certainly going to fulfill all of the promises that he made, at least rhetorically? well, on issues that they don't believe in, promises, then then he's going to have problems. >> they have to be discreet about which ones are actually popular. but democrats also have to be commonsensical. people do want the border under control. people do want accountability. when, when, when people break the law, whether they're presidents or immigrants. and so, you know, i think they have to be thoughtful. and if he does things. listen, i remember rush limbaugh saying the day that obama took office, i am rooting for him to fail. i think it's the wrong thing to root for a president to fail. if that president does things that are actually going to improve people's lives, and that should be the test. >> and what are the litmus test this week, t

. >> martha: and doge as it's called, the department of government efficiency, rahm ramaswamy's alreadyasn't the tech billionaires. >> elon musk doesn't really have good partnerships in working well with others. he tends to want to be in charge. the big fight was with bannon, sort of the populist type of republican conservativism, versus in some ways, the tech utopian, tech bro populism of an elon musk and bannon said, i'm going to make sure that by inauguration day, musk is no longer around, but you saw the scene. there's musk sitting the commerce secretary and ban bannon's not to be found. >> martha: on tuesday t day after the inaugural, president trump announced a $5 billi investment into stargate a.i. you had sam altman there, and a few other tech heavyweights, but not elon musk, and then later, elon musk was saying, those guys don't have the money. >> musk can develop intense rivalries, and the two chapters in the book of this sort of intensity against sam altman because they started openai together. this whole idea of artificial intelligence, they were going to create this idea of