schumer: buck rochester from the great state of delaware. sen. rochester: thank you, leader schumer, for hosting this press conference. i'm excited to be here with my colleagues, including this incredible freshman class. i have a message to the american people. i can tell you one thing. we, the senate democratic caucus already. what did i say? we are ready. we are ready to fight for working families. we are ready to fight for our communities. we are ready to fight for americans. as some of you may know, my colleague chris coons and i represent a small but mighty state, delaware. what you might not know is that delaware is only three counties. we are blue, purple and red. we work with everybody. we are urban, suburban, rural and coastal. we are america. america, again, i want to tell you the senate democrats already. we are here fighting for you. as the former secretary of labor of the state of delaware, jobs and the economy our job number one. if i were to have a second it'll name it would be lisa blunt jobs rochester. we know that when working p

blunt rochester is now a senator, sworn in on friday. also taking the oath that day, senator angela alsobrooks of maryland. they'll be the first black women to serve simultaneously in the senate in only the third and fourth black women ever elected to the upper chamber. senator blunt rochester will be at the capitol tomorrow to complete her first constitutional duty in her new job, certify the election of donald trump as the next president of the united states. and as you see right there, joining me now, senator lisa blunt rochester of delaware. senator, thank you very much for coming back to the sunday show. >> thank you, jonathan. it is good to be back with you. and it is nice to be called senator. >> i was going to say, it's nice to call you senator. so you know what? let's start this conversation by pointing something out that you just told me before we came on air. a lot is being made of the fact that you and senator alsobrooks are black women who have been elected to the senate, just the third and the fourth elected, but you told m

and as you see right there, joining me now, senator rochester of delaware., thank you very much for coming back to the sunday show. >> thank you, jonathan. good to be back with you. and it is nice to be called senator. >> i was going to say, it's nice to call you senator. let's start this conversation by pointing something out that you just told me before we came on air. a lot is being made of the fact that you and senator also brooks are black women who have been elect to the senate, just the third and fourth elected. but you told me you are the first black person ever elected from the house to the senate. >> yes. tim scott was appointed. there were different members who have gone directly to the senate. but that's a piece of history i learned about recently myself. so it's truly an honor to represent delaware and to do it in this fashion. >> let's talk about this mar-a-lago party yesterday with john eastman as the guest of honor. your reaction to that and this idea that donald trump continues to flaunt the lie that the 2020 election was stolen from him. >>

from the state of delaware i'd like to welcome lisa blunt rochester. many of us know senator blunt rochester well because like many of our new colleagues she was longtime member of the house. five of our new six callings were house members so they have a lot of great experience. and where she climbed up the ranks of leadership to become assistant went while serving on the influential committee on energy and commerce. like other history making members of our class senator blunt rochester is the first woman and the first person of color ever to represent delaware in the senate. let me welcome our new colleagues from maryland senator angela also brooks born and raised in prince georges county the youngest person and first woman ever elected as the top law enforcement officer of the county she grew up in. she has immense experience in fighting crime, standing up for victims of abuse and violence in helping working-class americans the county executive. she now ndbecomes the first african-american senator ever to serve in the state of maryland. from the stat

blunt rochester, ms. cantwell, mr. cramer. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the senators: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. congratulations. the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next group. the clerk: mr. cruz, mr. curtis, mrs. fischer, mr. gallego. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully dis

like other history making meant members senator rochester is the first woman in the first person of color ever to represent delaware . let me welcome our new colleague from maryland angela brooks born and raised in prince georges county she was the youngest person in t the first woman ever elected as the top law enforcement officer of the county she grew up in shows show she has t immense experience fighting crime standing up for victims of abuse and violence and helping working-class americans as county executive and she now becomes the first african-american senator ever to serve from maryland . from michigan we are excited to welcome member alyssa slotkin, another longtime veteran of the house and one of america's top national security experts . at a time when americans demand bipartisanship senator slotkin knows how to do it . she served in the cia under president bush and the department of defense under pres. obama and finally i'd like to acknowledge two more colleagues that have taken m. their oath's that deserve special recognition on this special day. senator adam schiff from cali

from the state of delaware, i would like to welcome lisa blunt rochester. many of us know her well because like many of our new colleagues she was a member of the house. five of the six new members were in the house. she climbed up the house to become assistant whip while serving on centering and commerce. like other history making members of our class, she is the first woman and first person of color ever to represent delaware in the senate. let me welcome our new colleague from maryland, senator alsobrooks, she was the first woman elected as the top law enforcement officer in the county where she grew up in. she has stood up for victims of abuse and violence and helping americans. and she is now the first african american senator ever to serve from the state of maryland frment the state of -- from the state of michigan, we are excited to welcome alyssa livestock inn, she -- liveslock she served in the cia under president bush and in the department of defense under president obama. i would like to acknowledge two more colleagues who have taken their oesdzs

as a matter of fact if i were to have a second middle name could be lisa blunt -- rochester because we know when working people thrive we all thrive. that means you have a home that you can afford to live and that means you have access to quality health care. that means you have the ability to pay for your prescription drugs and for your groceries. and that means we have a tax code that does not give breaks to the ultra-rich while you were just breaking even. that's what we are fighting for what it's in a america. let's get to work. >> hi i'm out melissa slotkin the newest democrat from the state of michigan thrilled to be here with my colleagues in my freshman class and to all of you sharing out there i see you behind the camera. this is michigan weather, up buttercup, this is what we live with every day. i just want to say quickly as one of the freshman who won in a state that was owned by donald trump, regardless of our differences i believe in my core a strong middle class is a national security issue. literally one of the most unifying things we have between us and my job is someo

jonathan: i'm glad you brought up rochester. he brought up three options to get out of this and the u.k. one, abroad. two, maybe the bank of england can end ut. or three, tighten up your spending plans, if something on the fiscal side. lisa: can the u.s. have an efficient government when you cut spending without raising taxes in a punitive way that discourages job creation, which a lot of people are saying is happening in the united kingdom? the answer is, we have not seen it. good luck. let's see what happens. that's the difficulty. that's why people have one eye on what is going on and washington, d.c. and can make of the house in order was something close to efficiency. jonathan: keeping in america, putting a lid on a four-day selloff in the u.s. bond mark as more dovish than expected governor waller. check out those minutes. is this federal reserve, or at least parts of it, getting a little bit political? lisa: a number might be. if you are looking for clarity from the meeting members of the fomc, you got a number about the

the community of rochester, new york, celebrates this incredible achievement and extends our deepest gratitude to the rochester museum and science center and jamie jacobs for sharing these essential stories. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, by the direction of the republican conference, i send to the desk a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 38. resolved -- glad flood mr. speaker, i ask unanimous -- mr. flood: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be considered read and printed in record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? mr. flood: mr. speaker, by direction of the republican conference, i send to the desk a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration . the speaker pro te

from the state of delaware, i would like to welcome lisa blunt rochester. many of us know her well because like many of our new colleagues she was a member of the house. five of the six new members were in the house. she climbed up the house to become assistant whip while serving on centering and commerce. like other history making members of our class, she is the first woman and first person of color ever to represent delaware in the senate. let me welcome our new colleague from maryland, senator alsobrooks, she was the first woman elected as the top law enforcement officer in the county where she grew up in. she has stood up for victims of abuse and violence and helping americans. and she is now the first african american senator ever to serve from the state of maryland frment the state of -- from the state of michigan, we are excited to welcome alyssa livestock inn, she -- liveslock she served in the cia under president bush and in the department of defense under president obama. i would like to acknowledge two more colleagues who have taken their oesdzs

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about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on rochester thing and split the r t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the in 1936 upon ridge court sentenced bundio to life in prison for terrorism, but he didn't languish in prison for long in 1939. at the sound of world war 2, german troops occupying poland, released the valuable agent immediately. seated easy, are you guys going to fill out? he's with lots of to all of your crap also to deal with this by air bus to stop and you start doing anything this out just to ship to this is up and that you fall. she's going to get them on you gmc received. you also have to go to the exact show room is which just on your door you later gmc was really, that's mean you want to from our to with of using the, at the tier model for you and this model get that room, you sure. so in the late seventy's, nancy, germany was preparing to attack, the soviet union. gymnast, come on, plays great store on ukrainian nationa

even though we roseann in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester day and split the sport that came in our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you see a request? which is the, [000:00:00;00] the, the building one, hey, how just curious, got it side hasn't time. do you have to get in? i was taken in where i met the british company and the people that worked for them . but then also discovered that in the same building for the ministry, the us ministry is a terrifying day that they were more minute us mandatory intelligence. and um, building one was where the general operated from. so we were high up the list of things going on and it kind of threw a few thoughts into my head to buy floor. we actually do not, as well as one of the very few who can to expose how the world's attitudes towards what's happening in the middle east were shaped under straight us pretty to go and military control. the guys i worked with me and my small team, the intelligence officers, and we all kind of allowed, making them work t

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and this is what the rochester have said. so it's better for all of us if russia wins and ukraine, because then we will have a sort of like a strategic, let's say, by ballast. it's going to be reminiscent of what we have during the 1st couple more . so i don't see any other outcome. you know, you know, garland greenland is already been mentioned here. i mean, nato goes on and on about its sovereignty. but the states wants to take greenland away from denmark. i mean, it shouldn't be not insights, a threat to the european members of nato. now, i mean, you know, to, in one way or another, trump's going to get greenland? is anybody in europe going to protest as well? and again, what did donald trump's foreign policy when he talks about taking green then in the panama canal shows 2 things. number one, it shows that it's on hinge, and a lot of that stuff i just dismissed donald. trump will say that kind of silliness . and see everybody want you a girl, and we don't want, you know, to some they tow world calls. russia unhinged. okay

the last key asked for more funding, and he insisted that ukraine's invasion of rochester, whose greed and it has been one of his biggest victories. we have come such a long way that it would be madness to give up everything and not continue building defense coalitions. and our common defense of power, the course cooperation has been one of our biggest victories. not only last year, but throughout the war. we must keep up the pressure on russia. if we want to stop the killing, we have to cut off the cash flow put in will stop only when he runs out of money. it is very difficult to explain to your electra right. people are fuel grain. now why you need the 1000000 bad people and wounded people to accept even more verse conditions than uh, no is offered by russians for us and for the ration in march of 2010 sent it to the western politicians are also facing the same problem. especially after donald trump's victory because they need to explain to the pauses of this more what that they spend their money in rate. they what they spend their money on the considering that i was on the ground in

about this, even though we will van in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester routing and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the the welcome back to wells, the parts with follow, and the gira, a brazilian economist on form executive director of the international monetary fund . now, mr. mcguire, as we've been discussing before, the break there, there's the west a at one poll, but it's a developmental model. and then on the other side, they're large countries like russia, china, india, the and i believe cannot be developed according to western specifications. it's not only that they don't want to that, but that it's not simply realistic because that would be impossible without losing well just national identity, but the national substance because they're too large for the west to even offer them anything you know workable. but there are lots of countries in the middle dressing. now it is a good historical moment for those mid sized countries to try to

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country the line then the us and other western powers should respect the results of referendums in rochester, new regions 0 different words coming from washington about the opinion of people of the population, your pre x very timidly to this. clearly it is scary to react to trump's words. if there are words about the need to take into account people's opinions, then perhaps we should still recall the opinions of the people of the for new regions of the russian federation. and we need to show the same respect for people's opinions that retired in the, in the army. general delilah thing says that some statements off putting all the need to members in an awkward position. i have a feeling that this will start bracketing all the mental states, all the middle countries really now start feeling a bit difficult and that got no directions and started coming in already. i'm very sure that in very short time, we're to get the reaction from other countries also rather do back simple but now mom or the jen my, whether it's some other guntee, everybody's going to is going on with some of the actions and

question about this, even though we will ben in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on rochester, d. s r t spoke neck, given our video agency roughly all the band on youtube, the tenant services for the question, did you say they requested the welcome back to was a parts with david kirsten, british politician, leader of the heritage party as a person just before the break here you're, you're sure this very interesting experience demonstrating how sure the israel is about exerting its influence and how little it's cares about the other countries. because um, you know, we would presume that all those british or american political agents would have a legions to that people 1st rather than the people of israel. now i would, and i asked about that because the american politics has been in disarray for a couple of years. but now particularly we saw by them is ling dock. and it happened that this precise moment is their own, chose not only to escalate in gaza, but also to open up 2 additional friends in lebanon in iran. do you think it did it on purpose? simply because it's main sponsor

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tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when newly minted senator lisa blunt rochester of delaware joinsin the new senate and her thoughts on donald trump's cabinet picks. i'll also speak to former capitol hill police sergeant gonell, who will share his thoughts on the january 6th insurrection four years ago. that's tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. follow us on x, instagram, tiktok, and threads using the handle @ weekendcapehart, and catch clips of the show on youtube. you can also listen to every episode as a podcast

discipline rochester of delaware joins us to talk about what he/she expects in senate and her thoughts on from cabinet picks i will also talk to police sergeant -- who will share his thoughts on the january 6th insurrection four years ago. that is tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. follett was on x, instagram, tiktok, and threads using the handle you see on your screen and catch clips on youtube. you can also listen to every episode as podcast for three. just scan that qr code on your screen to follow. give it here. charles common junior is in for him and and he is next. >>> good evening. tonight, mike johnson might have the speaker's gavel, but what can he actually do with it? well, that depends on his backbone. also buzz and whoever controls maga these days. >>> maybe you should consider republicans have proven over and over again that they do not get anything done. and while president-elect donald trump will not go to jail, america's next president will still be sentenced in his money case in new york, something no other president has been forced to do. that is days

thank you for watching tune in tomorrow to the sunday show, when new leamington senator discipline rochesters in senate and her thoughts on from cabinet picks i will also talk to police sergeant -- who will share his thoughts on the january 6th insurrection four years ago. that is tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. follett was on x, instagram, tiktok, and threads using the handle you see on your screen and catch clips on youtube. you can also listen to every episode as podcast for three. just scan that qr code on your screen to follow. give it here. charles common junior is in for him and and he is next. >>> good evening. tonight, mike johnson might have the speaker's gavel, but what can he actually do with it? well, that depends on his

a bakery in rochester, michigan, has made a near life sized cake of amon-ra saint brown in his iconiceadstand celebration. he showed off that move after a touchdown catch against the green bay packers back in november. the bakery decided to memorialize that moment and the celebration, and it has since gone viral. people are lining up outside that bakery to see it. according to the associated press, even saint brown himself dropped by to see that cake in person. pretty cool. yeah. >> all right, now to spacex. they launched a rocket into orbit today carrying a slew of satellites. and this happened here in california this morning. the falcon nine rocket carrying more than 130 different payloads, lifted off from vandenberg space force base. this is transporter 12. it is the 12th rideshare mission in a series which sends satellites from a variety of customers on a single rocket. the missions have delivered about 1100 payloads for more than 130 different customers. >> well, a piece of art is going to be headed to the moon on another spacex rocket. this is happening tomorrow. a little red co

delaware senator lisa blunt rochester signed the letter. so did congresswoman yvette clarke. she's now the chair of the congressional black caucus. the letter says exactly 101 years ago, mr. garvey was convicted of mail fraud in a case that was marred by a prosecutorial and governmental misconduct. the evidence paints an abundantly clear narrative that the charges against mr. garvey were not only fabricated, but also targeted to criminalize, discredit and silence him as a civil rights leader. it goes on to say exonerating mr. garvey would honor his work for the black community, remove the shadow of an unjust conviction, and further your administration's promise to advance racial justice. also pushing for action from the president is his son, doctor julius garvey. he joins us, along with howard law professor justin hansford. he's the author of jailing a rainbow the unjust trial and conviction of marcus garvey. gentlemen, good morning to you and doctor garvey. let me start with you. this formal petition for pardon is new. it was submitted during the obama administration. he ign

auction, would it be sensible particularly someone's trying to try to say, yeah, i'm sure he's on rochester, you're going to say that if he is now an interesting age medicine and his thoughts are nice as long as not as much as a comfortable short term is muhammad coolers. when it's time, i haven't had to show at kingsley colorado by me isn't so, so that was in the tend to be interested in it for me. i'm not doing any some i haven't been on those. i really have to do something plus that. yeah, i'm just trying to, truthfully, this isn't as well. it's not been hey, what are we going to leave at the thank you so much for your time. really appreciate it so much. i'll be on a bit of trouble at city club ac milan and the famously talons all struggling in 8th in the league right now for my play and head coach. so you can say so is back in the hot seas. the 50 year old has signed and 18 months contracts, a little less of the squat of the time here, and that's not a good sign. it means things didn't necessarily go well and we don't have a great deal of time to work on the 1st game that we have on fri

and trump biographer david cay johnston, professor of practice at the rochester institute of technology. david, i do want to start with you because you've been covering donald trump the longest and i would say have known him the longest. i want to play for you what aaron rupar, i think very accurately called donald trump's motto in seven seconds. >> and i just like to explain that i was treated very, very unfairly. and i thank you very much. >> that is what he said as part of his when he had an opportunity to speak to the court. and that's pretty much the way trump lives. i have argued and been arguing back and forth with some folks on on blue sky that we may and it is unfair. okay, let's just be clear. this is completely unfair that he gets to not have any jail time or any real sanction, but talk about the way trump would view what happened to him today. >> oh the donald, this is just an outrage. i mean, donald really does believe he's special. he's above the law. he's been committing crimes his entire adult life. i wrote a roadmap for alvin bragg and how to prosecute donald as a seria

angela alsobrooks and lisa blunt rochester. now, they were sworn in by the nation's first black and south asian vp, kamala harris. and republican senator tim scott is now the longest serving black senator in united states history, and the first ever african-american member to chair a full committee in the senate. and here he is getting sworn in by then vice president joe biden in 2013, a record of seven latino senators are now in the senate with the addition of democrat ruben gallego and republican bernie moreno and democratic senator andy kim is now the first korean american senator in u.s. history. though there has been some controversy, including the milestones set by congresswoman sarah mcbride, who was the first out transgender member of congress. but the democrats win ultimately led speaker johnson to vow to effectively ban transgender women from using women's restrooms in the capitol. and even though females make up about half of the u.s. population in congress, fewer than one third of its members are women. there are no

winter weather advisories for rochester there.have very cold air that's moving in. look at this arctic air. fargo once again, 21 degrees below zero is what it will feel like going to work on monday morning. nashville feeling like the teens. kansas city feeling like minus 5 on monday and friday and wednesday morning, and then even in new york city, feeling like 12 degrees walking out the door tuesday morning. that's a look at the forecast >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast, my friends. back to you. >> whit: all right. >> janai: thank you so much. thank you so much, gio, too for all of your commentary in that last segment. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," the critical matchups in the nfl. lots to be decided. our guy, espn's herm edwards shares his predictions just ahead. >> these matchups aren't on tinder. >> these matchups aren't on tinder. (man) what if she doesn't like it? (woman) this time is different. this has real chicken, sweet potatoes, and brown rice. (man) oh yeah, blue tastefuls is different

. >> are you in town visiting rochester, new york? >> yes. oh, bills. mafia baby. woo! bills. >> bills. mafia. >> josh allen. oh, yes. >> happy birthday. thank you. this is so exciting. >> so i'm talking. >> do you think i am. make it a good 28. >> perfect. >> yes. >> what's something you don't want to give up in the new year? >> lacrosse. >> don't give up lacrosse. do not let them chase your dreams away. don't let them dampen your light. i'm trying to convince people to add fun, exciting things to their life. in the new year, i'm going to be a grandma. that's amazing. >> that's all i care about. healthy baby. and my girlfriend's. >> are you going to start smoking this year? >> no, i've never smoked. my family has never smoked. >> now might be the year to start 2025. >> okay, let me go. >> what's your favorite brand of cigarettes? >> oh, all of them. >> that's right. that's my girl. that's how you kick off a new year. all of them. something that's naughty and fun that you're adding to your life. because everyone's, like, so healthy that i refuse to give up. >> yeah, swe

as meta-fact if i were to have a second building it would be lisa lamont jobs rochester. because we know when working people thrive, we all thrive. that means you have a home that you can afford to live in. that means you have access to quality healthcare. that means you have the ability to both pay for your prescription drugs and for your groceries. and it means we have a tax code that does not give breaks to the ultra rich while you are just breaking even. that's what we're fighting for. it's a new day, america. let's get to work. [applause] >> hey come everybody. i'm alyssa slot can the newest senator from the great state of michigan. thrilled to be with my colleagues in my freshman class, amazing with gary peters to all of you shivering out there i am seeing you behind the camera. this is michigan weather. suck it up, buttercup, this is what some of us live with everyday. i want want to say very quickly as one of the freshman who won in a state that was also one by donald trump. regardless of our differences, i believe to my core a strong middle class is a national se

today it changes and not just because of the race or agenda of lisa blunt rochester but because she isss and address housing with. she worked hard on supply-chain and reducing the cost of living for everyday americans and we are excited about that. sarah mick ride is extraordinary and has shown extraordinary courage. she doesn't get much coverage nationally creating paid family leave for delaware families and also reducing the cost and accessibility of health care so we are very excited about having these two individuals represent us starting today. they will be sworn in later today. >> history being made in washington from the great state of delaware. matt meyer, thank you for joining us this morning. >>> on monday, president biden and the first lady will travel to new orleans to mourn with the community there in the wake of the new year's day terror attacks and to thank first responders who were there moments later at the terrible scene on bourbon street. the president and first lady to new orleans on monday. >>> coming up, president biden announced the white house will block a $15 b

tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when newly minted senator lisa blunt rochester of delaware joins us to talk about what she expects in the new senate and her thoughts on donald trump's cabinet picks. i'll also speak to former capitol hill police sergeant gonell, who will share his thoughts on the january 6th insurrection four years ago. that's tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. follow us on x, instagram, tiktok, and threads using the handle @ weekendcapehart, and catch clips of the show on youtube. you can also listen to every episode as a podcast >> particular reuters news said bianco was packing the shotgun and it discharged. >> they ruled it an accident. >> yes they did. >> some of bianca's friends are saying there something going on here. >> larry is having an affair. >> did you do this? i didn't want it to be true. >> my heart was telling me that no, there was no way larry could do something like this. >> you happen to overhear something. >> it was a shocking moment. he said listen, we got to show them i'm innocent. >> you think this was planned? >> i do. the

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i was up in my hometown this past weekend, rochester, new york, for kind of a family reunion. my stepfather is turning 95. not quite as old as jimmy carter but he's getting there. anyway, in my own family there's some members, one particular, very enthusiastic about the results of the election in november and even a little bit bloating which i think he's entitled to be because he said i told you so, and he did. it's true. there some other members of my family i observed not as enthusiastic about the results for both the people who are were happy about what happened in november and are excited about what seems to be about to happen in the first 100 days of a new administration, and those who are less enthusiastic were looking at me with a kind of look of curiosity, like john, why are you in such a good mood? and i'll tell you why i'm in such a good mood. this profession to which i wanted to my adult life, this publication which, found and i'm so proud of, we were born for this moment. what's happening in washington right now is not just a single transformation of multiple trans

coming up, jordan rochester. that conversation is coming up next. ♪ lock in let's go. everyone. [rock and roll music playing] xfinity. made for gaming. rewards members, get early access to an ea sports fc25 kit. visit xfinity.com/rewards. jonathan: equities down .1%. negative on the week as well. that could all change in two hours time. when we get the payrolls report. nasdaq done also -- down also. a sixth session with declining yields. heard from a range of fed officials. we talked about a few of them. all signaling discomfort with inflation at the moment. the outlier is governor waller who becomes more of an outlier the more you hear from other officials that are uncomfortable with inflation. some are concerned about incoming policy changes. governor wilder is not worried about tariffs. lisa: this is why people are wondering is he trying to line up behind the idea of 2026 being fed chair. they go to the point of who are the people taking into account the policies incoming. b, how inflationary or not are they going to be? there is someone else, i'm thinking of patric