thanks, rick. rick: you bet.hristmas tree up on fox square, but have you picked out yours? if our next guest has the tips and tricks to pick out a fantastic fir to spruce up your holiday decorations. ♪ ♪ todd: the countdown to christmas is on. rachel: and you might get what you want for christmas under the tree rather than later as our next guest says consumers could see shortages this season. joey: greg walsh has been in the christmas tree business for 35 years, and and he joins us now with some tips the pick the perfect christmas tree. rick: you look like santa claus. rachel: he always has. rick: well done. rachel: so what's the trick to getting the best tree and the best decorated tree? >> the first thing with trees, you've got to make sure you get a nice fresh tree. rachel: yeah. >> you can tell by looking at the bottom, tell by the needles, by the weight of the tree. if you stick your hand straight in, you should have a hard time lifting it up. rick: moisture in it, so it'll be heavier. rachel: and what's th

all right, rick sterling, since all right, we can't get to you now, rick sterling, we have speaking from mobilize - everyone and then all of them, but this is something they do not understand, it is a fight, right, you were listening to abusam spokesman, basically saluting his people, um, he made references to the blood thirsty uh zionist as its enemy, that they're committing massasser against our people, he made a reference to the 1948, um, he also said our fighters will make this a graveyard, and uh that they are ready and we will make sure that they are defeated, so just some of the statements there by the uh algason brigade's spokesman, rick sterling uh now joins this investigative journalist from walk creek california rick sterling, welcome, uh, taking a look at uh what has happened, i don't know if you uh have heard about that political uh revelation which was a basically internal momo that showed that many are angry at the us president joe biden and it's all out support israel and its approach toward the whole matter, do you think that we're looking at these divisions being uh wid

harley your perspective uh rick said that is coming from the bottom up. i want to know how much influence do you think that the american public and other western nations they actually have. on their government and government policies, if you go through, if we go through the united states, we have seen the time and time again uh, for example um run up to the 2003 us invasion of iraq, there were massive demonstrations that took place in the united states against that, um, but it seems that the decisions are made at the top and not really regarding um the people on the ground, how do you see it, how do you assess it? well, you're you're certainly right about that, the decision. are being made by the collection of the military industrial complex, the corporate cartels, essentially what what we're seeing is not just about gaza, and i don't want to diminish the disaster of what the israelis are are doing, but there's the whole western financial system is in trouble, there's a move of the global south against the colonial system, and the gaza situation is an exa

and, rick, one thing you said i love this concept of love of country., when i pop open my weather man umbrella, it's unapologetic. people know exactly who i am rolling down the street in the rain, and i think we want to be able to fly the red, white and blue without apology as well. know that it is benefiting the heroic families. it's proverbs 11 reminds us to give freely and you become rich. most companies don't give $400,000 away from a small company. that's the opportunity we have during thanksgiving to say thankful for our freedoms by giving the world's greatest weather umbrella at weatherman.com and it folds and i know we're going to bring gracie in. everybody really understands the impact of their purchase of the greatest umbrella ever made in the history of mankind because it's awesome and more importantly it has an impack. joey: gracie, colonel eluded to you as well. tell us a little bit about yourself and what folds of honor has done for you and with you with the support of weatherman umbrella. >> yeah, folds of honor changed my life. they were

rick scott started that term, voting to overturn the election.ppet of the maga movement, and he fears a primary himself that he has been trying to battle with. that's why he's actually been spending some money already trying to get that maga base. but here in florida, i could tell you his most vulnerable republican. he's the most dislike republican. people know this man committed one of the largest medicare frauds in the history of our country when he was ceo of columbia, a health care company. and he wrote the plan to end medicare and social security in the state, jonathan. we have tens of thousands of seniors that need that help saving care through medicare! so, i think this is going to be a different year. he's never run a presidential election before. of course, he has to now ponder to the most extremist based. he is an extremist himself, and we are going to beat him. i can tell you. that i've been talking to floridians all over the state. they're ready for change. >> so, your home district in miami has been highly competitive. it turns red,

rick. imagine after they speak and separate the heads of babies . he said some pretty tough things. okay, i'm ok. wow. the emotions got caught up in him, but look at what they're doing. they still haven't gone in on the ground this lie or says there's been no full board or fuel by blocks. they're a big trucks coming in. now the reason is real doesn't allow all the fuel is because from us we'll take the fuel, they run the government, they run garza and they'll steal the fuel and they'll use it for all kinds of weapons purposes. their animals do their animals, they don't care about the civilians, the land, right. even though the trucks have been coming in, which is a life of answers, the lie to what this guy just said, that none have they have easy or hard to be very careful about what they allow you to know as the, if you want to clarify something, dr finkelstein go ahead, a kerry, sorry, not to the persons that were exerted on israel. i was referring to the statements that were made the day

>> reporter: stories like that keep rick walking.es in. >> here is a check from 170 from somebody. >> reporter: sometimes people just hand him checks, occasionally big ones. the operation mend folks and the vets they serve are grateful. >> rick, do you know how much money you've sent us since you started walking? i don't know. it's probably a little bit anyway. and he said, you sent us $200,000. i was very impressed. >> reporter: rick has had both knees replaced and both hips as well, and yet -- how long are you going to keep going? >> as long as i can, until i can't walk anymore. >> reporter: for himself, for operation mend, every step is in the right direction. for "sunday today," harry smith, murfees, california. >> harry and rick, thank you very much. if you are a veteran who needs help or someone who would like to offer support, you can get more information about operation mend online at uclahealth.org. >>> this week we highlight another "life well lived." in 2018 a boy with a rare condition that prevented him from walking or ta

rick sterling, let me first start with you. um, we're looking at the statements that iran's leader has made, and uh, in the overall scheme of things pointing to the american agenda in the region, of which uh, he has said that the operational flood actually disrupted us policies. uh, first of all, do you agree or not, and second of all, which us policies do you think that at least ranks in the... when it comes to the statements made there by iran's leader, well so far we haven't seen many policy changes from the biden administration unfortunately, but what what i think is very true is that the the public perception of israel and and the middle east generally is is undergoing big changes, previously there was across the board support for israel, and that has fallen dramatically, one description is: is that is cratered uh the just a couple of weeks ago uh two-thirds of the american public was calling for um a ceasefire uh and yet in congress only 11% of congressional representatives are supporting a ceasefire and in the senate onl

rick. imagine after they stayed separate the heads of babies. he said some pretty tough things. okay, i'm ok. wow. the emotions got caught up in him, but look at what they're doing. they still haven't gone in on the ground this lie or says there's been no full water fuel by there, a big trucks coming in. now the reason is real doesn't allow all the fuel is because her mice will take the fuel. they run the government, they run garza and they'll steal the fuel and they'll use it for all kinds of weapons purposes. their animals do their animals, they don't care about the civilians, the land, right. even though the trucks happen coming in, which is a life of answers the line to what this guy just said, that none have they have easy or hard to be very careful about what they allow you to know as the, if you want to clarify something, dr. finkelstein go ahead, a kerry, sorry, not to the persons that were experimented on israel. i was referring to the statements that were made the day after octobe

it's not just your words, but your reaction is i'm watching your exit because rick, because rick it's, it's not only disrespectful, insensitive, and it's insane. okay, a o. c, a congresswoman here in new york from the, in the, in the united states said that our border, we were keeping our, the, the illegal immigrants to come into the country in concentration camps. the left likes to throw it around. now when you, you show me the gas chambers and the ovens and the skeletons and the star ration and the forced labor. and the lamp shades made from the skin. of those people that were in the real concentration cast run by the nazis. then we could talk, but to throw that around casually because you hate jews and you hate is real. if i try to ignore them so. so how would you tell me so then how is your problem? so let me ask you, i think this is something our viewers are going to want to hear from you. how would you then characterize the way that palestinians are forced to live by a country they say is occupying them? there again does. how would you categorize it? is that occupying them and g

rick clemson versus south carolina. i'm sure you saw that that appearance didn't go over with some of the college students, too. well, did it? >> no. i mean, it looked like some members of the band were booing him in particular. you know, i don't make too much about what the public appearance of or the public reception is. i know there's very popular presidents that can get booed and very unpopular ones that can find friendly, friendly crowds. i think this is mostly aimed at nikki haley because he was there in haley's home state of south carolina. but you're right, i don't think it was exactly the reception he was hoping for. all right. >> speaking of haley, i'm wondering, given both president biden and former president trump's, you know, weakness, if you will, among younger voters, is there an opportunity for somebody else here to really make a move and present a legitimate challenge at this point in the primaries? >> i think this is still an open thing. i mean, i think the president trump's lead in the primaries in na

rick sterling, investigative journalist joins us from wall creek california and brent yonker's historian and journalist joins us from hessels over in belgium. welcome to you both, rick sterling, let me first start with you, um, we're looking at uh statements that iran's leader has made, and uh, in the overall scheme of things pointing to the american agenda in the region. uh of which uh he has said that the operational flood actually disrupted us policies uh first of all do you agree or not and second of all which us policies do you think that at least ranks in the highest uh when it comes to the statements made there by iran's leader. well so far we haven't seen many policy changes from the biden administration unfortunately but what what i think is very true is that the uh the public perception of israel and and the middle east generally is is undergoing big changes, previously there was across the board support for israel and that has fallen dramatically, one description is is it has cratered, the just a couple of weeks ago, two-thirds of the american public was calling for a ceasefir

it could be called rick because rick it's, it's not only disrespectful, insensitive, and it's insane. okay, a o. c. i, a congresswoman here in new york from the, in the, in the united states said that our border we were keeping our, the, the illegal immigrants that come into the country in concentration camps the left likes to throw it around. now when you show me the gas chambers and the ovens and the skeletons, and this starvation in the forest labor and the lamp shades made from the skin, of those people that were in the real concentration cast run by the nazis. then we could talk. but to throw that around casually because you hate jews, and you hate is real. if i try to ignore them so. so how would you tell me? so then how is your problem? so let me ask you, i think this is something our viewers are going to want to hear from you. how would you then characterize the way that palestinians are forced to live by a country they say is occupying them? there again does. how would you categorize it? is that after buying them and guys big is real left jobs? yeah. is real, dave garza to th

ricks. recognize myself here for another 5 minutes? we've got a couple other members that are on their way. they'll be here shortly. ms. ricks, one of the new programs created in the bipartisan infrastructure law was the safe streets and roads for all grant program. this provides dedicated funding for regional, local and tribal initiatives to prevent road wide roadway deaths. so one thing that's different about this program is it directly supports regional, local and tribal transportation agencies as opposed to having the funding go first to the state agency. now, what benefits does an approach like this provide? you know, where local funding goes to the local agency first? i think, first of all, that this program really demonstrates or the opposite provides the opportunity to lead by example. it can demonstrate that local communities have the know how have the intelligence to create and craft locally appropriate safety interventions and it benefits, provides benefits and holistic planning t

rick santelli has the details. hi, rick. >> hi, mike.7 at the dutch auction. it tailed by one basis point. i gave the auction a c-minus. let's go through the highlights, shall we? the bid to cover, 2.54. a bit light since march. if you look indirect, 57.4, lowest since march. not that march was that long ago, but there was a huge pop in direct bidders. that really helped. 23.9%, that's the best since march. finally, the dealers end up taking a bit too much, 18.8%. that's the highest amount since april. they average 16%. as you look at the intraday chart, what is notable is there wasn't a huge amount of volatility as the auction ended at 11:30. we did see the market making new low-yield high price of the session. that is something to pay attention to. it's most likely the mogul effect, the fact the auction is now in the rearview mirror. but we're not done yet. we have 55 billion in notes at the top of 1 and tomorrow $39 billion seven-year notes completing the treasury auction supply on this trifecta of $148 billion. back to you, mike. >>

rick, i love you. will: now they're telling us we've got to go, rick are. rachel: no pun intended.] okay. pete: all right. coming up tomorrow the on "fox & friends," or israel's former prime minister neftali bennett and country music star lee greenwood join us. rachel: but today young americans take to the streets calling for a ceasefire in gaza. but could it all be because of social media? tiktok's impact on the war, next. takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid-free remission... ...and the chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check, check, and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; d

i'm rick sanchez. i'll be looking for you again, right here, bright health to provide a direct impact. the nuclear love, seeing those little muscles do. if you look for them, the initial do 1 o'clock significantly post on zillow. while it being, you almost can use the body when you, when you do or 2. but you also as the, was done, the newest 3 sisters to good lou do what i see these the buses, the little cute little dyson says this tutorial on both of the, the largest hospital in goza is on the brink up, completely running out of fuel with the local health ministry saying catastrophe is a head that follows the deadliest really strongly near the facility with benjamin netanyahu saying, no, not that crucial energy supplies will be allowed, and which is really refusing a time for a choose that doesn't include the release of all hostages, israel will not cable the and from school the protesters in tel aviv pay for the release of hostages taken by a come us with over 200 people still held by the militants i

i have to say, rick, i love candidates. i like more parties.sophy. this just as and feel like the moment for it right now. >> donald trump and the autocratic movement is emerging around him, listen to what he says on the record every day, and what he's people are telling you they'll do. they have a gun to the head of american democracy, in this republic. if we elect donald trump again, we will not have the country we believe that exists today. we will not have an america withiberties, rights, and freedoms. we will have an autocratic system run by donald trump, and ekalaka fees weirdo all right guys that surround him like steve baited and stephen miller and the rest. everyone, as you correctly said, everyone else in this race, at the end of the day, that pulls a single vote away from joe biden, they're not just voting for trump, they're voting to end this country as we know. it >> jen reuben, you are on our air a lot, and you are such an expert on so many things. but you actually dig really deep into this issue, right? about how to make election

it could be called rick because rick, it is not only disrespectful insensitive, and it's insane. okay, a o. c. i a congress woman here in new york from the, in the, in the united states said that our border we were keeping our, the, the illegal immigrants that come into the country in concentration camps the left likes to throw it around. now when you show me the gas chambers and the ovens and the skeletons and the star ration and the forced labor, and the lamp shades made from the skin, of those people that were in the real concentration cast run by the nazis. then we could talk, but to throw that around casually because you hate jews and you hate is real. if i try to ignore them so. so how would you tell you so then how is your problem? so let me ask you, i think this is something our viewers are going to want to hear from you. how would you then characterize the way the palestinians are forced to live by a country they say is occupying them. they're in gaza. how would you categorize it? does that occupying them and guys, big is real left. garza is real, dave garza to the pales

rick's new book, rick stein's simple suppers, is out now.n voting in elections. accepted forms of id include driving license. passport and an older person's bus pass. the mayor suggested 900,000 londoners may struggle to provide the right form of identification. a government spokesperson disputed this figure and said that 99.75% of voters cast their vote successfully at the local elections in may. let's take a look at the tubes now. a look at the weather. today will continue wet and very windy with showers and longer periods of rain. the rain may become quite persistent for a time in the afternoon. we could see some gales. tonight will see rain, possibly heavy and persistent early on. that's it. more on our website about the bounce back of the city of london. i'm back in half an hour. see you then. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today. a major incident has been declared along parts of the south coast of england and the channel islands, as storm ciaran brings heavy rain, and wind speeds

thank you, rick.nksgiving, a large portion of the profit isn't even going to american farmers. you're looking at the retail prices of many popular dishes, and only a fraction goes back to america's farmers and ranchers. will: rick is a turkey farmer from connecticut, and he joins us now. good morning, rick. >> good morning. will: seems like a good week to invest in an american farmer, buy a local turkey. >> sure is. rachel: i did. i bought a -- can my turkey's going to be killed, i think, on wednesday, so -- >> oh, wow. that'll be a fresh one. [laughter] rachel: thanksgiving dinner is going up, so these are some of the prices for thanksgiving dinner. in 2021 the average price was about $46.90. here in 2023 we're up to $61.17. but these increases aren't getting to our farmers. why is that? >> well, there's a lot of steps between the farmerrer, the producer of the food, and the dining room table. the farmer in 2021 only got about 8.1 cents of the consumer 's dollar on -- the consumer's dollar on what th

my handle is rick sanchez. tv. that's rick sanchez, tv. i'll be looking for you there. when we come back, what are the us leaders actually say publicly about china? the china would never say about us. how share some examples with you. when we come back? the problem was that the noun and whoop was what i mean. the point is lower ability. when, when is the check, i can see what we i drove you about the one, i'll go to one of the what the issue is utah. those that you don't want me to show you how many is already on the policy now in syria? enormous. it won't be seen by easy. it's just what is it going to get? no, no, and um, of course it only opens. he got a gun that will allow us to send anyone at all. no, that's fine. the, the society of to your credit accounts offensively, you know, it was a fire that there was a series of oceans on the, on the west side and ukrainian side issues about their own strength illusions about strength of the russian opponents. basically the, you know, don't care to rush or, and you crying was a door that just had to be kicked in and the whol

rick santorum, he leapfrogs everybody just in the last 50 days.imilarly in 2016, ted cruz, the eventual winner had to overcome both ben carson and donald trump. he ends up being the surprise winner. in new hampshire, we all remember what happened with john mccain and his late surge. at this point in the cycle, according to our polling, the race was basically tied in new hampshire between george w. bush and john mccain. mccain ended up winning big in that upset and mccain won the primary that year by winning new hampshire, but at this point in the cycle, he was in third place. again, he had to have that late surge, that late upset. jon, there's never been a candidate who's had this big a lead nationally or in early states who didn't go on to win the nomination, but there are lots of signs and now lots of money to suggest that this race could still be interesting. >> jonathan: thank you, rick. let's go right to 2024 presidential candidate and former new jersey governor chris christie. so governor christie, you have spent a lot of time in nn new hamp

that's rick sanchez, tv. i'll be looking for you there. when we come back, what are the us leaders actually say publicly about china? the china would never say about us. how share some examples with you when we come back the the operation we deal low exposure to you as the rest of the the with the, with the other 2 in the the the motion store, the, the for the money is in douglas. william, which is here to stay on the show with the soon as 2016 numerous monuments to soviet soldiers and poland ukraine and the baltic states have been destroyed all vandalized fish. there's the body of us pharmacy to be the most certainly within. yeah, i'm not sure or even some others could ask if i'm in the field that's the most on whether it's it's less room was the thing about the police government denies the rule of soviet sonya is in the victory of a naziism. and is it raising historical memories of world war 2? is the 40 piece on your story. although it did seem the non c regimes of trustees would remain thinks in people's consciousness, but have a but a

that's rick sanchez, tv. i'll be looking for you there. when we come back, what are the us leaders actually say publicly about china? the china would never say about us. how share some examples with you when we come back? the 19 sixty's, we're a training point advocate, struggle for liberation. however, in the south of the continental european races decided for a long the agony of colonialism. give 1965, the white minority unilaterally declared the state of rhodesia states authorities pursued the policy of racial segregation. the indigenous population was deprived of real political rights and subject and merciless economic exploitation average in bait variance with the support of the soviet union and china oppose the splinter of the colonial system coalition of pro western countries took the side of rhodesia, the gorillas carried out bold raids from the territory of zambia in mozambique and inflicted painful blows on the races. as the situation worse than the ro dejan army turned to chemical and biological websites. the races boys in the w

[applause] rick tpwhr-frpblg thanks, tom -- rick: thanks, to*eufplt appreciate the introduction and -- tom. i appreciate the introduction and i want to thank you and the coalition to stop the flu and folks from the center for disease control and others for joining me again this year. i want to thank these panelists as well for joining us. i joined you last december, seasonal flu was raging in washington state. where i'm from. and certainly across the country. and sadly, during the 2022-2023 flu season, it was the deadliest flu season in five years in washington state. claiming the lives of 262 adults and children. the c.d.c. estimates, as tom mentioned, as many as 50,000 americans died last year from the flu. now, that is more than the number of americans who died in motor vehicle accidents. additionally, it's as many as 640,000 americans were hospitalized for flu as well. now, i never lose an opportunity to talk about how i'm on the transportation committee, because i do a lot of work on the transportation committee. but it's especially relevant because as the lead democrat on the tr

my handle is rick sanchez. tv. that's rick sanchez, tv. i'll be looking for you there. when we come back. what are the us leaders actually say publicly about china? the china would never say about us. how share some examples with you. when we come back there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the or is the case of the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world will receive re washington, as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to be living online. we have very quick propaganda. you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask the better the answer is will be the hey, what about gum, rick sanchez. although the chinese government always takes a diplomatic path, it's part of their culture and their nature when it comes to the united states or talkin

i'm rick sanchez. i've been doing news for 30 years in 2 languages all over the world. here in the us, i've interviewed for president's work. that for the us is major television networks . i don't like what they do is he, isaac, new, should be honest, and direct and impactful. and this is direct impact the i want to start by talking about history. you say history doesn't begin when we want it to. history begins when it begins ukraine, despite what my friends in the u. s. corporate media report, for example, didn't become a story in just. busy last year it's i could probably happen closer to 2014. i say it's just because you don't cover a story. doesn't mean it didn't happen. and so it is with this latest conflagration between israel and hum off. now don't get me wrong. there is no question that what, how mazda did, and attacking israel and killing civilians, is on its face. a barbaric act, something for which there is no place in civilized society, but that one at se, those and follow the middle east c

a question if i could for miss ricks. what are some of the proven safety design measures the transportation agency should be incorporating into the roadways? in that roadway designed to improve safety for all roadway users? >> is a number of well documented proven safety countermeasures federal highway administration hasn't promoted these and made them available and encouraged wide use of these measures. but beyond those typical and very know what nonsense a little debated at measures we do need to consider the overall design of our streets as a whole. i mentioned earlier in my testimony how the united states is middling at best as far as our traffic safety performance from a global -- among global peers. they should select australia and canada are sprawling as united states has half the roadway deaths that we have part of that is attributable to roadway design. they practice environmental design of the roadway where youe trying to send indicators to the driver of the safe inappropriate speech or travel to the environment

rick made a lot of people happy. rick santelli is a man of his word.bought like 100 cheeseburgers for the newsroom. you, joe, i don't know what to think about you. you change the rules. you lose, you won't -- joe -- take a loss. >> now you're -- now you're wrong. you know that i took el-erian -- >> take a loss, joe. >> i took el-erian to the jets game and he met joe namath. >> that is pretty good. i got cheeseburgers. >> i'll show you a picture of el-erian with joe namath. >> i think el-erian got a better deal. >> i know. >> i didn't pay austin goldstein. >> can we talk real quickly. this unit labor cost number is jumping off the page at me. if i'm powell, i think i'm happy about that. that's part of the thesis of why you can be on hold. i think rick should be a little more excited on the bond market. i think what's interesting is the market woke up this morning and didn't regret, like when we were in high school, what we had done the night before, right? they confirmed or affirmed what they did both in the stock and the bond market. and there are guys

rick: i was prepared and waiting for it to come.ompter for pete to toss to you and didn't want to drag the segment out more and here we are dragging it out waiting for your weather. rick: talk about getting home for thanks giving and that's what we're corned about now and parts of the ohio valley moving towards the eastern sea board and dropping temperatures down and windy this afternoon and we're going to see flight delays across parts of the northeast and watching for that. then there's a storm coming in today across parts of california and in towards the desert southwest and tomorrow bringing snow in the rockies and severe weather across parts of the planes and cause delays across some of the airports and by monday, we need moisture across parts of the south and alabama and mississippi and louisiana. we're going to get some and it'll be severe weather watching that tornado or two and big rain and wind across the central part of the country and that'll cause delays for tuesday and moving across the eastern sea board and once this

i want to ring in rick santelli.k us through this, what just happened, what is the grade you give this today? >> well, the trade was charlie minus, c minus, a bit below average. let's go through it. 40 billion ten-year notes, that's versus 35 billion on our last package. and the yield, 4.519%. the yield was a bit higher, higher yield means lower price. if you are selling, you want a higher price. right there you get marked down a bit. what was notable is the direct bidders were extremely light. 15.2%, that equals a february 23rd date on the nose, but to find a lower number, you have to go back to february of '22. so that really makes that category of direct bidders, which is so important, weak. and 15.1% go to primary dealers. that's the most they had to take since april. now, why isn't the market more responsive here? i'm a little surprised that it stopped at 4.5%. but maybe technicians aren't as surprised. let's go to the charts very quickly. here's the ten-year note yield chart. these are arcis. sometimes you need

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rick reilly, tonight you were real.nk you so much. >> thank you. >> well, ahead, there is more trouble down the line for diddy. after a wave of lawsuits alleging sexual abuse, now he is stepping down from the tv network that he cofounded. the latest on the fallout is next.. >>> more fallout for sean "diddy" combs in the wake of lawsuits alleging sexual assault and other deeply troubling behavior. the media network revolt announcing in an instagram post that combs is stepping down as chairman. the company saying, quote, this decision helps to ensure that revolt remains steadfastly focused on our mission to create meaningful content for the culture and amplify the voices of all black people throughout the country and the african diaspora. diddy did settle at least one of the lawsuits against him, but his lawyer still says that settlement was in no way an admission of wrongdoing, sta "mr. combs' decision to settle the lawsuit does not in any way undermine his flat-out denial of the claims. joining me now to discuss is shig

rick: yeah.very time that story comes up, i'm like, all right, i'll wait til the next story comes on. [laughter] we do have one big storm this weekend, and it's going to cause some problems if you're headed home after thanksgiving. winter storm warnings in effect from kansas back across still parts of utah, and it's all this one storm throughout the day today is primarily going to move in across much of kansas, maybe 6-8 inches of snow by the time this is done. kansas needs some moisture, so this is probably some good news, but it will cause travel delays. expect to see it from albuquerque, maybe denver, over towards kansas city. by tonight into tomorrow, we could be looking at delays around the chicago area, starting to fete some snow and maybe down around parts of the gulf where we need moisture, but it is going to cause some problems with maybe some travel. this whole storm moves off towards the northeast, a coastal storm develops sunday into monday, maybe heavier rain across parts of new engl

rick ross and meek mill! and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff i check my inbox, return some emails, and of course i send out "thank you notes." i was running a bit behind is that okay [ cheers and applause can i write out some thank you notes right now? i appreciate that. james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please ♪ thank you, ohio, for legalizing recreational weed. [ cheers ] wait, you're telling me a state known for eating chili on top of spaghetti just now legalized weed [ cheers and applause come on. >> steve: ohio ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, "the golden bachelor's" "women tell all" episode, for starting with a warning that the show may be disturbing to viewers under 65 [ laughter and applause ♪ thank you, election day, for forcing all of us to make exceptionally important decisions in our old high school gymnasium [ laughter and applause ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, apartment smoke detector, for alerting me there's a fire by doing a mariah carey impression. [ laughter and applau

miss ricks, we have a couple other members on the way. i'll recognize myself for 5 minutes, one of the new programs in bipartisan infrastructure law was the safe streets and roads for all grant program. this provides dedicated funding for regional, local, and tribal inittishes to prevent roadway deaths this directly supports regional, local and tribal transportation agents, what benefits does an approach like that provide? where local funding goes to the local agency first? >> i think a first, the program really demonstrates or provides the opportunity to leadd by example. it can dem street that local communities have the know-how and intelligence to create and craft locally appropriatee safety interventions, and it benefitsts provides benefits and holistic planning that starts from the perspective of the vulnerable streetous user and provides vital funding to municipal sees that otherwise have to fight for scraps left over after the state feeds itself from formula funding. even better would be if we don't need programs like this to go ar

rick. rick came me and two other staff members from the republican side.we down with the approval of frank church to interview the dade county sheriff and the. miami police department. they showed the first thing they did was show usictures of roselli in the barrel. i still haven't gotten over it. it's the worst thing you can. he was killed about any way you can kill a human being. oh, go into the terrible details. so somebody wanted john connor dead and wanted roselli dead at a time when the church wanted to talk to them about plots against castro, which the word didn't know. well, maybe i did freelance. whatever that led me to be curious. ani'm still curious because neither murder has been solved. so i still think about who did it and why. but who wanted both of them silenced. and not to talk about the events against castro or the implications against kennedy. and then i was going to you. but you also tried to meet p.j., when he was he was the plot to kill patrice lumumba, right? yes well, we ran across a guy, professional assassin. location, unkno with

in fact, my handled there is rick sanchez, tv. so i'll join you on x or twitter or whatever it's called. and i'll be looking for you there. but when we come back, we're going to be joined by 2 experts on the middle east pensions, and trust me there will be tension. this is a passion of debate. my guess have much to say steve osborne and dr. norman finkelstein will respectfully or at least as respectfully as possible, try to talk about this very passionate argument with their own perspectives. about this dire situation will be right back, the new session over not right now. moving up, i give a shit, a position associated with the local church. so sit through boulevard too much and watch cool lizards was a job project. so the, the cause of the room and attend the want to know her. that of all our other choose controlled impression, some of the stuff, let me slow you plus that yesterday actually, which is kind of charlotte, i'm with a number or something else and what is coming up. so i'm just wanting to touch on that. i will start f

a huge reduction, as authorities declare a state of emergency and evacuate a town near the capital rick of the i'm michael ok. welcome is really forces to have surrounded several hospitals. in northern garza operations at the biggest l. shufa have been suspended because fuel has run out, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says from us, has refused to accept an offer of fuel gauze as him boss run health authority says patients and medical staff are tracked along with thousands of displays. palestinians, the world health organization has worn of a humana, terry, and crisis. there is the royal how mosque battle intensified around hospitals in northern garza making conditions desperate for the medical incentives running out of the essential supplies and electricity. so, many dollars was displeased. family fled dealership, a hospital with her children. she described her experience at the city's major health facility. and then the 2nd we thought the hospital was safe, but it wasn't. if we had stayed another 5 minutes, we would have been killed. they started to bomb us and we ran away

in fact, my handled there is rick sanchez, tv. so i'll join you on x or twitter or whatever it's called. and i'll be looking for you there. but when we come back, we're going to be joined by 2 experts on the middle east pensions, and trust me there will be tension. this is a passion of debate. my guess have much to say steve osborne and dr. norman finkelstein will respectfully, or at least as respectfully as possible, try to talk about this very passionate argument with their own perspectives. about this dire situation will be right back the the the, and to talk about this. we're joined now by doctor norman the finkelstein, who is an american political scientist. an active is an expert on the error is really conflict. we're also joined by tv and radio personality, syndicated columnist and political commentator who has worked with me in the past. and you've seen us together sometimes agreeing and sometimes not agreeing steve balls burg. gentleman, i'd like to thank both of you for joining us. this is a this is a heck of a thing tha