roger: no. i think, one, that's a franchise growing up in washington i probably have deeper emotional feelings for. but it's a franchise integrate -- in a great market. and we believe that it's going to be a tremendous success there. i think josh harrison is going to do a great job. i'm not surprised that they got to that price. david: recently, the nfl allowed private equity firms including mine to invest in nfl teams in minority stakes of up to 10%. and a number of these have already been done. valuations are above the $6 billion level that the commanders received. i think some of the minority stake investments are at least $8 billion investment. -- rua sheehan. -- valuations. why did you let the bad guys known as the private equity people into the tent? why have you capped it at 10%? roger: we feel like there are things that you can teach us a little bit about our business. maybe help us think about it differently. as you know, that 10% position is a silent position. we believe very strongly

roger: i try to see them all before the game.hen you're getting ready for a football game and you are in the locker room, the last person you want to see is the commissioner. so i choose carefully when i see them. but i spend a lot of time talking and communicating with players. i think it's important to understand the perspective. they are incredibly smart and passionate about the game and have a really important perspective that's important for us to hear. david: on the commissioner, when you're dealing with players, you have to fine them sometimes. is that awkward? do you sometimes have to deal with tom brady and the famous deflategate issue? roger: the policies and rules of the league are paramount. and so whether it's an owner or a club executive, a player or coach, if there are violations you deal with that with discipline. whether that's fines or suspensions. ultimately, it's important that you be thoughtful on that. it's not my favorite part of the job. and thankfully it's a small part of my job. but when i first came int

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roger rhoten: this is where it happens. joe: it still is. roger: this is a step back in time.nce 1934, the magic has played out on the screen and stage of the historic sebastiani theater. roger: to me it's just a beautiful old theater that has a warmth and a charm to it. joe: when magician roger rhoten appeared on the scene, it was almost like he'd popped out of a hat. roger: well, i came here to watch a movie one night with my wife, and the lady was having a lot of trouble, and i told my wife, i said, i'm just gonna go back and ask this lady if there's anything i could do to help. joe: he's been helping the last 38 years, 32 as the theater's operator. roger: for me it's my second home, sort of like my church. joe: in the church of rhoten, time seems to have stopped in 1934. roger: and this is the old hemp system actually where ropes and sandbags. the long walk up to the projection room. joe: sure, the theater now has a digital projector, but rhoten prefers the old film. roger: this is our old projectors. i didn't want to get rid of them. i still wanna be able to show film. a

roger: dr. kohler, tell me about the corruption of academia institutions, tell me about the money flows and is there true freedom talking about medical research in today's day and age given the federal government has an outside funding role in it? dr. kohler: well, if you look at the pandemic, the biggest chunk of infectious disease research money was controlled by dr. fauci, so he took a very active role in the policy. so academics would be very hard-pressed to contradict him and his livelihood is depending on fauci but it was very strange during the pandemic because n.i.h. is the research organization, their role is not policy or public health policy. they should have focused on doing the studies to find out, for example, about genetic drugs if they can help against covid. let's try one after the other, doing those attitude i didn't say. that was -- those studies. that was their role. the role is the c.d.c. at the federal level and the state health department. but somehow fauci sort of took ov

rogers: congratulations, mr. speaker. the speaker: you may as well remain standing, according to precedent, the chair will swear in the members-elect enmasse. will you raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic and bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and will faithfully discharge the duties of the office about which you are to enter. so help you god. congratulations. you are now members of the 119th congress.

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rogers and mr. rogers that's the kind of person i wanted to see about this.ngshot to get him but he gave me some ideas and thoughts on this and i just felt that was the kind of program and barney was there in big bird but i wanted a person. i really wanted a person so that person could speak for telephone -- television. levar burton started when we did a pilot that can tan you'd to promote literacy. so a good host is very important and good literature books in one of my favorite books was on theh showta to you is important to motivate a child. then we talked about beyond literature. we also did field trips going where television can go where people sometimes don't go. gayle mentioned words are the names we give experiences. so we wanted to give children an experience. the kids book review was part of the format originally. i had it up as the celebrity giving day book review and i'm thinking people talk about. it. i tell you about it and i do read it and i tell you about it and you go read it. i thought let's have kids get the book reviews and that became a ni

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roger did a great job. and in addition all of the members of the senate armed services committee who i know gave pete the vetting and the hearing that he deserved. i'm glad that we all ultimately decided that the president's nominee for secretary of defense ought to be our actual actual secretary of defense. we are here today. one final thing, if you look what has separated president trump from so many of the people who came before him, it is the view that, number one, we should be sparing in how we tkphroeu our -- deploy our most precious resource, the men and women willing to put put on the uniform. we shouldn't send them everywhere. two, when we do send them anywhere, we ought to empower them with the tools necessary to fight and win quickly and come home afterwards. that is what sets this administration apart and that's what pete hegseth represents. finally, i have to thank the nominee himself, pete, thank you for being willing to put yourself out there. i think you have shown yourself a man of deep cha

roger. it had a busy time for the crew of apollo, but it was only beginning. the next day, mcdivitt and schweickart returned to the lunar module. this time, schweickart the front hatch and stepped onto the front. the first all up test in space of the portable life support system or elsewhere, and the suit to be worn on the moon on his spider cover. perhaps his open notes were swept across sweat. i could see. if he was on my toes. schweickart was attached to the lunar module by a safety tether with his own life support and communication systems. he was virtually an independent manned spacecraft, his call sign as the third lincoln communications red rover. here. a lot of you have alone in the command module opened dave scott also work to do we're going to come out okay well let the camera run here taking pictures of everybody. pictures? yeah. you want to retrieve the sample right? it's a good idea. now, both scott and schweickart were retrieving experimental thermal attached to the exteriors of the lunar and command modules because of schweickart. is upset stoma

i, i actually went to see mister rogers. i why didn't mister rogers that's that's the kind of person i wanted to see him about this more. i knew it's a long shot to get him, but he gave me, you know, some ideas and some thoughts on it. and i just felt that that was the kind of program i wanted it. i mean, barney is there, you know, on the sesame street, big birds. but i wanted a person i really wanted a person so that, you know, that person could speak for television. so so the good host, of course, we found levar levar burton, who not only started when we did a pilot, but is continuing to continue to promote literacy. so the good host was very important, good literature, books, tight times is one of my favorite books that was on the show giving thanks good literature was important to motivate a child to read a good book. then we we talked about, you know, not only the literature but the other item was field trips, television doing field trips, going out there where television can go, where people sometimes don't go. dr. edg

. >> hey, i know politicians, roger, okay.and some of them are smart, very few, but most are dumber than a rock. let's be honest, okay. i give money to politicians, so they do what i want. they're all very corrupt and stupid. okay? and, you know that roger. but you know what? i'd love a [ bleep ] job on "air force one." i think that'd be pretty fabulous. alright. >> hey, i'm sure it's happened before. >> can you make that happen? >> hey, call me if you change your mind. >> well listen, you get me on that "air force one," we'll talk. >> seth: we're back with sebastian stan. [ cheers and applause ] that was a clip from "the apprentice," getting oscar buzz. the way -- i was very impressed with a lot of the hands -- i feel like you must have put a lot of thought into the hand gestures. the man does talk with his hands. >> no, there was a lot of thought in everything. honestly because the -- the problem is, as you well know, you do too much of one thing, whether it's the lips or voice or hands or whatever, and you're just like, one

host: robert in rogers city, michigan, and independent caller. we believe that house will come in to formally gavel out the 118th congress in just a minute, or maybe less as we simulcast here on c-span one and c-span two. you are watching the washington journal. we have been live from capitol hill this morning. at noon eastern here on c-span we will bring you live coverage of the house and the speaker vote and then we will go to c-span2 for live coverage of the senate. this and it go about gaveling in the 119th congress and their business, their legislative business and procedural agenda they have to do to get the 119th congress underway. on the house side, we will see what happens. nothing gets done until they elect a speaker. no debate, no vote, no governing. keep your channel here. if you are interested in watching the speaker vote on c-span, live gavel-to-gavel coverage of the vote with c-span cameras in the room. mobile -- lowell in illinois, democratic caller. caller: obviously, i am calling on the democratic side. i have no problem with th

[applause] roger did a great job. in addition, all of the members senate armed services committee who i know gave pete the vetting and the hearing that he deserved, and i'm glad that we all ultimately decided that the president's nominee for secretary of defense ought to be our actual secretary of defense. i want to say one final thing. if you look at what has separated president trump from so many of the people who came before him, it is the view that, or number one, we should be sparing in how redeplore -- in how we deploy our most precious resource which is the men and women willing to put on the uniform and put their life on the line for this country. we shouldn't send them everywhere. but, two, when we do send them anywhere, we ought to empower them with the tools necessary to fight and win quickly and come home afterwards. and that is what sets this administration apart, and that's what pete hegseth represents. ms. -- ms. [applause] finally, i, of course, have to thank the nominee himself. pete, thank you for be

if i can do anything, will rogers was a man that brought america together. he brought the world together. i invite people to visit will rogers.com. we'll do this and that's my job. >> dana: thank you, jennifer. >> thank you for having me. >> bill: thank you for coming on. from california let's move to the other coast in washington, d.c. this is another major story we're juggling at the moment. look how beautiful this is at the national cathedral in d.c. the funeral service for the former president jimmy carter about to get underway. all living successors are gathered at the cathedral. david spunt is there to give you us a preview. >> a sad day but also a day of celebration for the 39th president james earl carter, jr. i may have to be silent in a moment and forgive me. the motorcade should be making its way soon. out of respect for president carter they asked we don't talk for a little while. president biden will give the eulogy joined by four of his predecessors, bill clinton, barack obama, george bush and president-elect donald trump as the motorcade behin

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roger, roger, roger, ukraine, ukraine, you play and all the different cultures and the new one is president. trump has seated the presidency to eli must no, no you know, you, you, you heard all that. it was just a little medley of donald trump on the campaign trail. just highlights of donald trump. it is not hard to put something like this together. he is so unusual in the way he speaks. i think that's putting it generously. any other politician that would sink them if you address crowds that way if you present yourself and your idea is that way you're, you wouldn't be seen as non serious because he speaks in a way that often sounds on serious. what i mean, how, how is the republican party sort of going to survive after that? i would say they've glossed over that, but the fact that he's a showman and he always has been one. but that's also what propelled him to victory and, and what the republican party of today is doing is focusing on today. and i think that's a very good thing to do. because i think the democrats for the longest time kept talking about tomorrow. and in doing that, they lo

what you are looking at is the ridge of will rogers state historic park. it's a beautiful park in between where i am standing in the palisades riviera and the palisades village, the center of town with thousands of people congregate on a daily basis. the fire started in an area that is known to the palisades highlands and that's an area where maybe 500 or 1000 homes. it is very dangerous in a situation like this. one or two roads in and only one or two roads out. there has been gridlock much of the day because of how dry it has been and how little rain we have gotten over the last several months. a wind event is not one we see often in southern california. the santa ana winds blow over the mountains towards the coast. it's like a tinderbox out here. it's not wildfire in the wilderness. it's the middle of the urban part of the city of los angeles where tens of thousands of people live and are evacuating from as i speak to you, i am watching people in this neighborhood as flames come over this ridge, evacuate from their homes. in this area governor newsom is

. >> that was john rogers there for the wholesome pick. >> henry allen left 0 price to set up his ownhop. i don't understand this he likes the firm, they are lending the money at 0% as interest rates go up, i like the trade but i don't have a going to make money. >> you raise a good point henry knows what he's doing, first of all he says are growing like crazy, topline growth 30% for the next three years, that is his call. >> he can make it up in volume. >> if you are making money make it up in volume. and they just got integrated with shopify online platform company but they have to make money eventually. they are expected to turn positive profitability in the middle of 25. he said i really like it when companies go from loss to profit it wins over people like jack otter. that is one of the reason he likes a firm companies have to make money we have not cracked a new code but he sees that happening this year. >> they do get a payout when they get me to buy something even i'm not paying interest. lazard was on the list that was an interesting choice the banking industry. >> john roger

thank you, sir. >> thank you roger marshall in d.c. this morning quick break fight over u.s.l beginning as biden administration is getting sued for blocking if merger with nippon steel we just spoke with ceo of cleveland cliffs, also being sued. for the same issue, now we're talking to ceo of north americana independent steel pipe manufacturer, weighing in, on this fight we will get his take next you are watching "mornings with maria" live on "fox business." ♪ ♪ . . why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? i need it a little cool and i need it a lot of cool. sleep number does that. sleep up to 15 degrees cooler on each side 9 out of 10 couples sleep better. the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is only $999, our lowest price of the season. shop now. . maria: welcome back, we just spoke in s exclusive interview with the ceo of cleveland cliffs defended his stance after he was named in a lawsuit to stop the deal between tomorrow nippon and u.s. steal mistake news a few moments ago from ceo of cleveland cliffs. meanwhile, the ceo of nippon steel says not giving up on 14-bil

. >> and that remarks by roger stone, political adviser to donald trump and sebastian gorka, former white house deputy assistant to the president. they spoke a turning points americafest conference in phoenix, arizona. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gratings,ee patriots. has anybody reminded you what happens exactly 30 days from now? buckle up. buckle up. 30 days from today my former and future boss will raise his hand, who put his other hand on the bible and he will become not only the 45th but the 47th president of the united states. that's the good news let's talk about the bad news. let's go back in time to earlier this summer. roll tape. >> that judge is a couple months old and if you want to really see something second take a look what happens -- [background sounds] >> that was america. that was president trump. i want to use that video to just remind us what we faced in the greatest virtue that makes all other virtues possible. but, first i will analyze what happened that day. let's put at the image that is now part of history. this image. let's just keep that image up there. that image of the prese

roger wicker is a sober, square individual. i trust roger wicker, and i think most republican senators are going to, too. >> all right, brad todd, gretchen carlson, ashley allison, thanks very much. coming up next, president trump has now ended secret service protection for two of his former top officials. the question tonight, did he do it because they've spoken up against him or for other reasons keeping them honest. later you'll meet a remarkable woman and mom still searching for answers and her missing son. austin tice 12.5 years since he disappeared in syria. >> it's time. yes, but time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. every day, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs. fresh food from the farmers dog made by vets and delivered right to your door. precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. >> the time has come. >> covid 19. i'm not waiting if it's covid. paxlovid. >> paxlovid is an oral treatment for adults with mild to moderate covid 19 and a

rogers state park polo fields and ranch house.l rogers ranch house property dating back to the 1920's was completely destroyed in the palisades fire. >> built on 186 acres overlooking the pacific ocean. it has 31 rooms carouse a stable riding pole field golf course and hiking trails. it was where the famed actor lived and rode horses before his death in 1935. his widow, betty rogers, give the property to the state in 1944. and it became a historic state park. the bunny museum located in altadena and dedicated to all things bunnies was also destroyed. the bunny museum made the guinness book of world records and was featured in ripley's. believe it or not, the smithsonian magazine and in episode of visiting with hauser. >> thank you for your time. >> recent golden globe winner jean smart plays deborah vance, a legendary stand-up comedy diva and hacks. >> in the series, denver's big personality fits perfectly in her massive altadena mansions. according to an eyewitness, the 1915 spanish colonial revival mansion has burned down in the

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roger that. they call it the chinese tiktok. that's really what we're talking about here is tiktok's identity. yes, most of them will jump to places like instagram, but a lot of people are saying, hey, we want to try another chinese app. not really aware that that is the one reason that tiktok might go away. and as we learned, red note would go away for the same reason at the same time as tiktok. that is what the law says. okay, where do we stand on tiktok's chances now surviving in america past january 19th? so that's in a few days from now. that's before the inauguration, which is monday, january 19th, is this sunday. two things that we'll know probably tomorrow, because wednesday is when the supreme court releases its decisions. do they uphold the law that would ban tiktok on the 19th? if so, the only thing that could get in the way would be a company stepping in to y, we have a deal. an american company that is to buy tiktok from bytedance and spin it into an american version. that would be a very expensive deal. this is a c

and roger wicker did tell me that he does believe all republicans would support his nomination, which means that ernst two would get there. we'll see what she has to say. but if she's a yes, jake, that would go a long ways into ensuring he gets the votes. he can only afford to lose three republican votes if this goes down along party lines on the senate floor. jake. all right. >> cnn's manu raju on capitol hill, thanks so much. joining us now, republican senator from missouri and armed services committee member eric schmitt. senator schmidt, good to see you. as we just mentioned, republican senator joni ernst, all eyes on her. do you know how she's going to vote? >> i have not asked her directly, but i also haven't heard of any no votes on the committee or otherwise. >> i think pete hegseth did a great job today. >> i think he's sailing towards a confirmation. >> i think we're going to do it quickly. i think for all the national security picks, we want to move expeditiously, and i don't think anything that happened in that committee today changed anything. the reality that president t

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roger wicker in the last few minutes, by the way, telling my colleagues on this team that he still believes with murkowski. no, hegseth will have the votes. and remember, republicans need at least four to vote with democrats to block his nomination tomorrow. >> julie, thank you for that. now, to the trump administration's decision to bolster the southern border. nbc's priscilla thompson is in el paso, texas. what's happening there? >> yeah, chris, it's been fairly quiet here this morning, but things could begin to start looking a little differently in the coming days and weeks with this announcement by the trump administration that they plan or have ordered those 1500 troops to be sent here and also to san diego, and officials saying that they are not going to be focused on immigration enforcement, but rather on detection and monitoring. and that could look like helping to build barriers and also assisting with some of those mass deportation flights for thousands of migrants who are here. and we've been speaking to folks in this community. today, we spoke to a woman who both of her parents,