whether it's the warriors and the nba all star game that's next year or the laver cup we know that roger federer is bringing to san francisco in the fall of next year. all of these incredible bay area teams are amazing, but i don't think anyone is more excited about any team than they are about bay fc being in the heart and soul of san francisco, so we are grateful to be here and we want to thank everyone from the treasure island development authority to the office of economic and workforce development, to bay fc and their visionary leadership and their, you know, willingness to really be trailblazers and open the door to especially young girls and women who have hopes and dreams of being on that field and making a difference. they are champions, but they are also inspirational leaders, and we really want to thank everyone. with the city. that also had a lot to do with helping to put this deal together, but i want to especially thank the supervisor, who is fortunate enough to represent district six. he has been a real champion for all the projects going there. we already have over 1000 units wit

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whether it's the warriors and the nba all star game that's next year or the laver cup we know that roger federer is bringing to san francisco in the fall of next year. all of these incredible bay area teams are amazing. bay fc plans to break ground on the state of the art facility next year. it is expected to be completed in 2027. in the meantime, the team will continue to play regular season matches at paypal park in san jose. and speaking of san jose, the earthquakes just released their 2025 schedule. it's a good one. the quakes home opener is february 22nd. in april, the team will play and celebrate the 30th anniversary of its inaugural mls match, and in may, the team will take on inter miami cf. and that means soccer legend lionel messi is coming to town. last year, messi was on fire. he sold out 67 000 seat stadiums. he was incredible. we expect much of the same to happen next year, but paypal park only holds 18,000 people, so it's going to be a high demand ticket this year. the quakes i mean we're refurbishing the roster. things are changing. we also brought in a new head coach, bruce aren

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. >> former federal appeals judge jenny's rogers brown and princeton university professor robert georgehe concept of natural rights amid the upcoming 250th anniversary of america's independence from great britain. this is part of an event hosted

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i'm not a fan of the federal government. roger: neither are we. accounts are one to empower the patient. sen. johnson: unfortunately we've got the american public to just assume somebody else is going to pay for my health care. they don't understand that destructive structure. somebody else is making the decision for them. until they're ready to accept the responsibility and about the only way to do that is starting with health savings accounts where somebody else is putting the money they're going to spend. but then allow them to use that health savings account for their retirement so they're going to spend it wisely. this drove me nuts about obamacare and moved us in the right direction in terms of high deductible insurance. i know people hate it but that's what insurance ought to be. for a catastrophic event jr. illness. other otherwise consumers should be paying for the vast majority of the health care we get. we'd be far wiser and demand real evidence. i don't think evidence based medicine works because it's been corrupt. what is the evidence

. >> jennifer rogers, a former federal prosecutor. and david schoen, a criminal defense attorney well versed in litigating cases against terrorists. joining us all here, judge, let me start with you, because when you heard that prosecutors were using terrorism to charge first degree murder, is that something you would have done? when you look at what you know about this case so far i think that charging terror is terrorism in this case, as the aggravating factor to make this a murder one instead of a murder two, is the da signaling that he's got a very strong case? >> i think that's true. look, the legislature crafted aggravating circumstances, terror being one of them. a police officer being killed, another two people killed within 24 hours. there's lots of aggravating circumstances. the legislature created this and has given the da tools to do this. so they can do it. it is, as you said in the opening comments, extremely rare. it's rarely charged, but they're telling us they got the goods on this guy. >> yeah. what it says about the

. >> roger ferguson was on with us earlier this morning, the former federal reserve vice chair and he cuts are not in the offing he wouldn't bet money on that at this point the further out you get on the dot plot, the less reliable it probably is too. >> even near-term it can be unreliable as well >> i like this from noah black trying to get him on today, but messaged me yesterday. he's from the great state of canada, 51st state he said, i'm having a hard time with powell seeing how there wasn't politics involved for a fed that never uttered a word on the ira, all the additional stimulus, or the green new deal, he decides ahead of trump even being inaugurated, he decides to talk tariffs no problem with any of the other crap decides to talk -- well, those tariffs could be a problem >> talk to noah or talk to you >> i don't care. i didn't say anything because i know you'll defend, you know, this. >> there was a pandemic and the fed does raise rates during president biden's term >> staying -- did you criticize when they were staying at zero >> sure, i did >> okay. i think it's hard -- >>

. >> former federal appeals judge jenny's rogers brown and princeton university professor robert george discussed the concept of natural rights amid the upcoming 250th anniversary of america's independence from great britain. this is part of an event hosted by the american enterprise institute in washington, d.c. concern, seeking to play games with the fbi. >> good afternoon, everybody. it is my pleasure to welcome you to a set of conversations about national rights, the common good, and the american revolution. today's gathering is part of a large, ambitious project for us. i want to say a few words about that larger project before we get started. 2026 will mark the 250th anniversary of the american founding. a lot of organizations will recognize that milestone birthday in a variety of ways. in thinking through what distinct contribution we at aei might make in particular, we came to the view we should have a set of conferences that wield yield a set of books and further educational materials that explore how americans now should understand some of the key themes and questions at issue

federal brain drain? i look forward to your answer. thank you for taking my call. >> all right, roger. >> what a thought full young man. i think incite that he is providing, not only where i went to college, southwestern university but that i live in waco, and then he referred to a brain drain and the brain drain is something that we do need to pay attention to. there have been an incredible number of schools, universities, master's programs that have developed themself here in washington, d.c., because many of the government workers need to be brought up to date with not only the newest processes and procedures but the code and the computing necessary behind all of this. i do believe that what we've got to do is look at making sure that every person that's hired is qualified, and this has been an issue that republicans have made over the kinds of people that were running these departments and making these decisions. you may recall that nine days after president trump -- there was an attempted assassination in butler, pennsylvania, we had the head of the secret service. she essentiall

let's bring in felipe rodriguez, a former nypd detective sergeant, and jennifer rogers, a cnn legal analyst and a former federal prosecutor. jennifer, let's start with you, and let's talk about what happened today. mangione officially pleaded not guilty, just for the record, that was expected, right? there's not really a surprise there. >> oh, for sure. i mean, even if they are working on a guilty plea as we speak, he would plead not guilty at this initial appearance. but there's no indication that they're anywhere close to talking to the police. so, yes, for sure, you plead not guilty, you get discovery, and then his lawyers will go to work trying to figure out what their defense is going to be. ultimately trial. >> all right. felipe, so we heard mangione attorney take issue with this now infamous new york perp walk from the other week. we'll get to her larger arguments in a moment, but i just wanted to get your perspective. what did you make of that huge show of force from the nypd and the city? and are you concerned that could jeopardize this case at all? >> that is a big concern. one of the main things that

happened for the public kirk burkhalter is back with me, along with former federal prosecutor and cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers. jen, as we bring you in to the table here, the judge's decision here to drop to drop this manslaughter charge, which the prosecution had asked for. does that seem like the right call? and how do you anticipate the jury will will perceive that? >> yeah, it's really interesting because usually a jury considers all of the charges before they go back and say, listen, we couldn't reach agreement on anything or we did on some, but not others. and then the judge kind of deals with all of it at one time. it's really unusual for them to do one count and then have the judge say, okay, well then i'm going to get rid of this one, and now you can handle the other one. so it is unusual. that said, i don't really know what the problem is on appeal. if they do get the conviction on count two because you know all it means is that they haven't yet considered that count, they will now do so after having the weekend off. they haven't been it hasn't been coercive to tell them to go back and do it again.

federal agents in hazmat suits worked the crime scene after a cold hearted suspect used the internet to concoct ricin poison, he sent ricin laced letters to then-president barack obama, u.s. senator roger wicker, and mississippi judge sadie holland. it caused a national scare. fortunately, no one died. the fbi accused mississippi based elvis impersonator kevin curtis of the crime, but he insists he didn't do it. now, curtis is telling his dramatic story in the netflix docuseries the kings of tupelo a southern crime saga. >> i had a peaceful, nice life, but one person hated me and made my life a living hell. >> the person who set him up, his arch enemy, karate instructor james duszak. >> i'm jay verdusco and i approve this message. >> brothers chapman and maclain way chronicled the bizarre story of curtis and dusty in the three part doc. >> we realized very quickly there is a lot more to the story than was reported at the time, and it was kind of just one absolutely insane reveal after the other. kind of going into the story and we were like, crap, man. i think that there is a pretty fascinating story here for us to tell. >> the wild story of elvis wannabe and conspiracy theorist curtis

roger in phoenix, democratic caller, you are up first. good morning. caller: good morning, mr.. i know you are a southwestern man, so go pirates. so my question is specific to the federal workforce. i know you are going to be receiving feedback specifically from constituents but are you going to be doing any hearings on doge specifically? i know this from working on the hill and for federal contractors , would your committee be open to fellowships? i know there are a lot of fellowships at the agencies and fellowships coming into congress , but more fellowships to help alleviate the brain drain. i look forward to hearing your answer. guest: what a thoughtful young man. i think the insight he is providing not only where i went to college and living in waco. but then he referred to a brain drain. it is something we do need to pay attention to. there have been an incredible number of schools, universities, masters programs that have developed themselves here in washington dc and provides many government workers being brought up to date with not only the newest processes and procedures but the code and computing necessary behind all of this. what we have got to do is look a

federal government. lincoln suspended habeas corpus in april 1861 to silence opposition to his war plans. the chief justice of the supreme court at the time, roger taney, issued an opinion that lincoln did not have authority to suspend habeas corpus, arguing habeas corpus is addressed in article 1 of the constitution, which is the section addressing the legislative branch, not the executive. but lincoln ignored the supreme court, and he proceeded to round up an estimated 13,000 citizens who expressed anti-war views or who favored allowing the southern states to secede peacefully. and lincoln kept his opponents in prison, many confined indefinitely without charges and without the promise of a fair and speedy trial. so some defend lincoln saying desperate times call for desperate measures or that his vision of a strong centralized government was good. we can debate that. but there's no debate that lincoln exercised about dictatorial power and his central authority came at the expense of the states. interestingly after the war, robert e. lee was amazingly prophetic in warning about the concentration of power in washington. he wrote a letter to lord

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roger in phoenix, democratic caller, you are up first. good morning. caller: good morning, mr.. i know you are a southwestern man, so go pirates. so my question is specific to the federalkforce. i know you are going to be receiving feedback specifically from constituents but are you going to be doing any hearings on doge specifically? i know this from working on the hill and for federal contractors , would your committee be open to fellowships? i know there are a lot of fellowships at the agencies and fellowships coming into congress , but more fellowships to help alleviate the brain drain. i look forward to hearing your answer. guest: what a thoughtful young man. i think the insight he is providing not only where i went to college and living in waco. but then he referred to a brain drain. it is something we do need to pay attention to. there have been an incredible number of schools, universities, masters programs that have developed themselves here in washington dc and provides many government workers being brought up to date with not only the newest processes and procedures but the code and computing necessary behind all of this. what we have got to do is look at ma

abuse from the federal government and it was very productive and very aggressive agenda we've been planning for a long time. it was a considerate priority. i want to thank chairman mike rogers on the committee the members present artwork on the bill. he raised service members is important right now. describing treatments for our kids di bureaucracy strengths reported the deployment expanded joint military exercises the indo pacific. we cut $39 billion and a lot of will resources and capabilities needed powerful fighting force in the planet. a large boat allows for. i will be voting on the judges in november of the population but republicans believe in the rule of law and you got to uphold that principle. in 35 years in our population in case also prone and we have to address this. more americans can access it lots of holiday celebrations, christmas parties and seen these events, it's a good time to be thankful in the new year ahead of us. with that, i'll take any questions. >> january 1 bill have been gone for four years. is this something leadership still wants to bring back? if so, will go on the calendar early next year or wait for the big bills to move the immigration?