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while he was in jail at brooklyn's metropolitan detention center, he was a cellmate of robert sylvester kelly, the r&b superstar who was awaiting trial for sex trafficking. and hunt is actually a musician himself. and he and r. kelly became kind of unlikely friends at brooklyn federal jail. and his lawyer told me, hunt's lawyer told me that when r. kelly sang, it was like hunt wasn't even in jail anymore. you know, it wasn't all bad times at the nbc, but he also said he was argued the and beaten by jail guards and was not having a great time. so they hoped that he would get time served and be released after the ten months he already served, but the judge decided he actually needs a little more time in. so he'll get another nine months. and she says he has to learn to grow up because he is not a child. he is 37 years old. and we'll see. >> i did not see the r. kelly chapter of this story coming. noah goldberg, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, lawrence. >> thank you. >>> coming up, two trump fanatics lied in court about election fraud in

while he was in jail at brooklyn's metropolitan detention center, he was a cell night of roberts sylvester kelly, who is awaiting trial for sex trafficking, and hunters actually musician himself, so he and r. kelly became kind of unlikely friends. at brooklyn federal jail. and his lawyer told me, hunts lawyer told me that when r. kelly saying, it was like hunt wasn't even jail anymore. so, it wasn't all bad times there, but he also said he was targeted and beaten by jail guards, i was not having a great time. so they hope that he would get time served, and be released out of there for the tendency already served. but the judge actually decided he needs a little bit more time, so we get another nine months, and she says that he has to learn to grow up, because he's not a child. he's 37 years old, and will see. >> i did not see the r. kelly chapter of this story, coming, noah goldberg, thank you very much for joining us tonight, really appreciate. >> thanks for having me, lawrence. >> and coming up, to trump fanatics, lied in court about election fraud in 2020, and now they are facing swift and se

robert >> well, kelly, you might say elon musk knew what the outcome of this poll was going to be becauseof the results he was going to have to start selling millions of shares, and the reason is a giant tax bill in 2012 he received a compensation package that granted him options on 23 million shares the options expire next august, so he has to use them or lose them in the next nine months now, when he exercises those options, he also has to pay a tax. now, the taxable gain on those options and shares is over $28 billion based on today's share price. now, the combined federal and california tax bill on that gain could be up to $15 billion now, he can't borrow that much to pay the irs he already has 92 million shares pledged as collateral against personal loans and lenders wouldn't likely take a risk that large, especially on a volatile stock. so he has to sell shares as part of the options exercise. now, if he sells 10% of his holdings as he's promised, he raises about $20 billion in cash that enough to pay the irs and to give a little to the charity, which, by the way, would also help of

donna brand, andrew kelly and robert o'brien made no plea and were remanded in custody.n it. trail hunting involves leaving a trail of fox scent for hounds to follow, but has been used as a "smoke screen" for illegal fox hunting. the countryside alliance, which campaigns for field sports including hunting, says the national trust is "picking and choosing acceptable legal activities" on its land. the television presenter richard madeley has been forced to withdraw from i'm a celebrity... get me out of here! after being taken to hospital. the trip was a precaution as he felt unwell but meant he'd broken the programme's covid—secure bubble and couldn't return. the culture secretary says she's excited by the prospect of an independent regulator for english football, after a fan—led review suggested the idea to ensure the financial stability and good governance of the game. nadine dorries says the proposal has been endorsed in principle by the government, but some in the premier league say parts of the plan risk damaging the game's standing. with more, here's our sports edito

donna brand, andrew kelly and robert 0'brien were remanded in custody for further examination.nce secretary, ben wallace, has outlined government plans to modernise the british army. as part of the re—organisation, the army will be closing 33 sites, while expanding others. mr wallace told the commons there will be an extra 500 troops on top of the 72,500 already earmarked in the integrated defence review earlier this year. but that's still down on the target strength of 82,000. the capability of our army must be dictated by the threat. what we can show on paper or even muster on parade matters little if we can't rely on those numbers when it counts will deliver the relevant capabilities required. unlike the purely financial numerically driven views of the past we have taken a positive, pragmatic approach, matching our size to the current security environment and the current ambition of the government. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren betts. hello there. it's been a cold but sunny day for most of us today. however, the first named storm of the season is on the

robert. be the let it was here or not from kelly, from the national talk about our study. so what is your loss while at and her mom and i got the bas malloy albia and destiny. the animal here muscular in nancy fetterhoff my hoss up, if i thought that a little boy left with her to let natasha and jerry and the counselor had, is there a kind of 2000 and i'm, but we're just about how the shape or temple a smile did yet, i must not in the new caught them by enemy on a savannah me yet. but after 5 months of rehearsals, the go live date was approaching. the countdown began with november 1st 1996. the 1st global news channel from the arab world was launched by 4. looks like you really do want ah, on the national bar. but the album through our i see it half a country level, the other caldwell i can the is i thought that it will therefore a fresh dilute shirts to the da 0, a colder i. lambie graham, her viola on a short in that very at m. m. connected just the right if you got out of can at lab 30 here in metal hate of the water go well gabriela, a win via alicia to jesse it, i hav

robert frank joins us with the story. >> kelly, total sales topping $2.6 billion at the new york artworks sold for $20 million or more, also a record. the explosion in global wealth and fears of inflation fuelling some of the demand but it was also the new crypto rich that drove prices to double or triple their estimates. crypto -- justin sun was the buyer of this sculpture, paying $78 million. he tweeted this was his third purchased if sothebys just this year the swiss venture capitalist and crypto investor ryan zerr was the buyer of people's first-ever physical work auctions a seven foot tall light box driven by a quote nft going for $29 million, more than twice the estimates. makes it the second most expensive nft ever auctions after his last piece in march went for $69 million we know about the constitution dow. they were yut bid by hedge fund billionaire ken griffin who will display at at the crystal bridges museum in arkansas >> robert, have the peoples held their value? i have to say, that was pretty tool to see the way it looks live in that box, and -- i mean, you know this i

wealthy tax chief ways to pay for president biden's lofty agenda robert has the details and where it will be possible. >> reporter: kellyue in that new tax frame a. line item irs investments to close the tax debt, estimated to raise over there are 400 billion in ten years. the plan calls for congress to invest over $80 billion to crack down on tax evaders. roll tears have fallen by half over the past decade, that's that the irs has lost over 17,000 the new proposal calls for a hiring back thousands of those auditors and improving the agency's technology systems to better detect non-palmetto in the unpass toulouse and private comp companies. the big unknown is whether they can reach that target. estimates are all over the map the latest is 380 billion be billion. it could be 600 billion or 1 trillion it's unclear how much of the gap is from the wealthy, it's a quarter of the total you had tax lawyers saying much of what the irs may consider evasion is actually legal avoidance using all the crazy loopholes in what you and i know is a complex tax code. so in the end, it may not raise as much as they expect. >> let's go bac

donna brand, andrew kelly and robert o�*brien were remanded in custody for further examination.on is yet to take place. a 24—year—old man remains in custody under a warrant of further detention — and police say he was not known to her. a significant number of enquiries and searches have been carried out in relation to the ongoing murder investigation in plymouth. earlier today, a 26—year—old man, who was arrested on suspicion of murder, was released from police custody, having been eliminated from the enquiry. a24—year—old man remains in police custody at this time, on suspicion of murder, under a warrant of further detention. this warrant was granted by plymouth magistrates court and allows officers to detain the man for an additional 24 hours. i can confirm that at this time, there is no known link between the suspect and bobbi—anne, and i would like to reassure the public that at this time we are not seeking anyone else in relation to this matter. the family of bobbi—anne continue to be supported by specialist officers. this remains a live and active case, and, as such, we wo

institution and the robert augusta thelly foundation who made the evening itself, helped make thehe evening possible. i'm delighted that -- i think we're going to be joined any moment byy megyn kelly who will do the interview. i'm delighted she can join us. she certainly will introduce an element of candor and glamour that is generally foreign to the halls ofne any institution whose activities take place under the name of harvard. but we're delighted that she could do this. and two logistical things. i mentioned the book, so just feel free to go out, grab a copy of the book. if you happen to get a copy that is not signed, you can button hole victor, if and he will sign it.xp the second thing is i expect this interview to be entirely illuminating, but it's conceivable that it will be so illuminating that there will be one or two questions that form inue the mind as you're listenig to these things. but please don't jump up and ask a u question, but i want you to snag my colleague isaac who's here someplace or megynen kelly's assistant abby who's also here someplace. theypl will make themselves kno. there's isaac. there's isaac. and they will greet you with a card and a pen, and you

want to single out the hoover institution and robert family foundation who made the evening possible. we're going to been joined any moment by making kelly who will do the interview.te she will introduce an element of candor and glamour that's generally foreign to any institution whose activities take place under the name of harvard we are delighted we could do this. two logistical things, i mentioned the book so feel free to grab aut copy of the book. if you happen to get a copy not signed, you can fun hold victor and he will sign it. the second thing i expect this interview to be entirely eliminated but it is conceivable it will be so illuminating there will be one or two questions that form inio the mind as you e listening to things but don't jump up and asked the question but i want you to snag my colleague who is here someplace, megan kelly's assistant, abby who is also here someplace and they will make themselves known. there is isaac. they will greet you with a card and a pen you can inscribe your question and megan will scrutinize them. [laughter] and do the appropriate triage. where's megan? i feel like the chaplain -- she is he

the hoover institution and the robert augustine family foundation who helped make the evening possible. i'm delighted that i think we are going to be joined by megyn kelly who will do the interview. she certainly will introduce an element of candor and clamor that is generally foreign to the halls of any institution whose activities take place under the name of harvard but we are delighted that she could do this and to logistical things. i mentioned the book so feel free to go out and grab a copy of the book. if you get a copy that is not signed we will sign it and the second thing is i expect this interview to be entirely eliminating but it's conceivable that it will be so illuminating that there'll be one or two questions that are formed in the mind as you were listening to it but please don't jump up and ask a question. i want you to snag my colleague isaac who is here someplace or megyn kelly's assistant abby. there's isaac and they will greet you with a card and a pen and you can inscribe your question and meghan will punch pertinence and profundity and do the appropriate triage. so where is meghan? i feel like the chap who would introduce johnny c

robert and susan rosenbaum the corporation for public broadcasting and from contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: major funding for "tell me more with kellyrigan" is provided by the penner family foundation along th support from the gordon and llura gund foundation. ♪ kelly: so here's a bucket-list item. i am biking around new york city with david byrne. what do you love about new york city? david: i love the mixture of people in new york city... kelly: yeah. david: that you encounter all the time. i just love it. if you're open to them, they're totally happy to talk to you and tell you what they're doing. [distant siren] well, we got the sirens, people selling stuff on the street. there was a new vendor about a block from me who just set up a table [chuckling] with lots of stuff on it, and i thought, "yeah, this is pretty good, this is pretty good. i wonder what he's got."

out the hoover institution and the robert family foundation who made of the evening itself help make the evening possible. we will be joined at any moment by megyn kelly who will do the interview. i'm delighted she can join us. she will introduce an element of candor and glamour that is foreign to the halls of any institution. the two logistical things. i mentioned the book, so feel free to go out and grab a copy ofo the book. if you have a copy that is not assigned, you can hold on. second, i expect this interview to be entirely illuminating but it's conceivable that it will be so illuminating that there will be one or two questions that form in the mind as you are listening to things. but please don't jump up and ask the question. but i want you to snag my colleague who is here someplace or megan kelly's assistant who is also here someplace. they will make themselves known. there is isaac. they will greet you with a card and you can inscribe your question and megan will scrutinize them for pertinence and profundity. [laughter] and do the appropriate triage. she is here someplace. [applause] thank you very much. of course i have my own but i condense

kelly valente, chair, board of directors, commissioned officers association of the united states public health service. retired air force chief master sergeant carrie rice, international president, air force sergeants association. mr. robertn, national commander, polish legion of american veterans. mr. jeffrey byrd door, national president, korean war veterans association. mr. luis vasquez, national commander, american g.i. forum. national commander, catholic war veterans of the united states. national president, blinded veterans association. the associate members of the committee are also located in seats throughout the amphitheater. i would like to ask the presidents and national commanders that comprise our associate membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your applause. [applause] announcer: it is now my pleasure to introduce the executive director, office of army national cemeteries and army national cemeteries miss karen durham maggie loera. >> on behalf of the dedicated men and women who serve here, welcome to arlington national cemetery. i would like to extend a warm welcome to the 46th president of the united states, presiden

purchases let's bring in former fed governor robert heller with thoughts on what we just heard dovish taper is the shorthand so far. what do you make of it >> yes, kelly, i think the federal reserve is behind the curve. they are starting to reduce the taper a little bit there unt shb any purchases of mortgage-backed securities in this -- shouldn't be any purchases of mortgage-backed securities in this booming housing market the federal government really doesn't need support either. the fed is behind the curve. i am glad they finally did what they do. >> you forecasted the fed might reduce their bond purchases by half going from $120 billion to $60 billion. but you questioned was that enough to slow down inflation. in your opinion, with the fed still buying those mortgage-backed securities, is that enough to slow down inflation? >> no. because the fed is still system lative overall interest rates are near zero in the short-term and purchases are continuing so the federal reserve still has its foot on the accelerator. and that's not needed in this booming economy. >> robert, what do you make of the fact -- this might be nitty-gritty but we love to spec

kelly valene, chair, board of executive orders, commissioned officers of the united states health public service. retired air force chief master sergeant, carrie wright. international president, air force sergeant's association. mr. roberterans. mr. jeffrey j.brodure, national president korean veterans war association. mr. louise a. vasquez, national commander, american g.i. forum. mr. david crumb, national commander, catholic war veterans of the united states. mr. joseph d. mcneil senior, national president, blinded veterans association. the associate members of the committee are also located in seats throughout the amphitheater. i'd like to ask the presidents and national commanders that comprise our associate membership to stand and be recognized. and ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your applause. [ applause ] >> we are still just a few minutes away from president bide en's speech on this veteran's day. so we are going to pause for a quick break and we will be right back. ht back why give your family just ordinary eggs when they can enjoy the best? eggland's best. the only eggs with more fresh and delicious taste. plus, superior nutrition. because the way we c

robert frank with the story today. >>> that does it for "the exchange." stick around "power lunch" starts now >>> welcome, everybody a busy hour ahead. i am tyler mathisen. kellyn decades will high prices start to squeeze purchasing power a former industry insider will tell us which retailers may be most at risk and best insulated. the road ahead is filled with inflation. so says the owner of advanced auto parts we ask if his business is turning. and the ceo of qualcomm, diversifying into new markets. one thing he does in spare time to help him achieve his goals. kelly? >> now we have to think about that, tyler. thanks stocks are rising on signs of consumer strength, dow up 200 points, the dow is slightly

kelly. >> i love that. anytime. [inaudible conversations] >> with the senate out of session, join us all week for book tv. tonight, recent vexed sellers. authors and journalists including bob woodward and robertcosta on their latest peril. after that, victory davis hanson and his book, the die citizen. ben shapiro on his bestseller, the authoritarian movement that starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can access our programs online at booktv.org or follow along on c-span now on our new video app. ♪♪ >> book tv every sunday on c-span2 futures leading authors discussing the latest nonfiction books. 2:00 p.m. eastern coverage of the brooklyn book festival with heather mckee, author of the sump of us, what raise some cost everyone and we can prosper together. ways to overcome any qualities and divisions within the country. between the lines, collection of interviews conducted with 170 people she met on the new york city subway in a conversation between paul auster joyce on the writing line. later a discussion on nonfiction book about the last survivor of diabetic slave trade publishing 2018. the oldest print by a major publishing house devoted to the african-american house. 10:00 p.m. easter

robert frank. that does it for "the exchange," today, everybody thanks for tuning in punch picks up our coverage right now. -- "power lunch. >> good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to "power lunch. i'm tyler mathisen kelly will be over in just a second here's what's ahead. financials in focus. president biden to nominate or renominate jerome powell's second term as fed chief bank stocks are higher best day in weeks there as investors place their bets on the central bank's next chapter. >>> and curb appeal. will housing stocks benefit from the fed's inflation strategy in a closely watched strategist will tell us where he sees the biggest gains. >>> and 'tis the season to shop. the ceo of tanger outlets talked holiday spending, empty shelves, and the doubling of his stock price so far this year. >> hi, everybody a diverging market the s&p 500 up nicely to a new record today, up a third of a% percent right now. nasdaq moving lower. it is down 85 points the dow is up half a percent right now. ten-year yields near the highs of the session after we heard the new fed chair statements powell and lael brainard both speaking if the last hour. oil slightlyhigher as well cnbc reporting no decision has been made whe

robert frank. that does it for "the exchange," today, everybody thanks for tuning in punch picks up our coverage right now. -- "power lunch. >> good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to "power lunch. i'm tyler mathisen kelly here's what's ahead. financials in focus. president biden to nominate or renominate jerome powell's second term as fed chief bank stocks are higher best day in weeks there as investors place their bets on the central bank's next chapter. >>> and curb appeal. will housing stocks benefit from the fed's inflation strategy in a closely watched strategist will tell us where he sees the biggest gains. >>> and 'tis the season to