roy. i agree with your comments, mr. roy. this continuing resolution extends government funding at the same levels of the lame duck biden-pelosi omnibus. this will continue funding biden's disastrous policies such as the biden border crisis, biden's war on american energy production, and a woke and weaponnized bureaucracy. our nation owes $34 trillion in debt and counting and the interest the treasury department must pay a steadily marching higher and higher. over the next decade, aits are projected to double to nearly $3 trillion and the cost of our interest on the debt will exceed the pentagon's budget within the next 10 years. our speaker, mr. johnson, said he was the most conservative speaker we've ever had, and yet here we are the floor this afternoon without conservative policy writers. conservatives don't have a chance to amend it. we're honoring the schumer side deals that led us to vacate speaker mccarthy in the first place. talk is cheap. the american people deserve better. the n

roy: thank you, mr. speaker.ise in opposition to this legislation and i do so reluctantly because i know of the significant amount of work by my missouri, by those on both sides of the aisle to reach agreement. my friends on ways and means, important provisions in this legislation that are critical for job growth, for economic growth, critical for the well-being of our country. numerous businesses i know in texas and around this country that understand the importance of the expensing provisions, interest provisions, research and development. but unfortunately, as happens in this town, this legislation comes with provisions that, frankly, the people that i represent are tired of. and it's provisions that would continue to expand the welfare state, as the "wall street journal" editorialized about, by expanding the child tax credit in ways that will continue to fund people directly law that refundable credits which we find to be problematic. and we think undermines the kind of economic activity and incentive to work

it is talking pints with roy wood. happy christmas, roy . roy wood. happy christmas, roy.st again. >> never mind . >> never mind. >> never mind. >> and ladies and gentlemen , >> and ladies and gentlemen, it's a check . for £2,059. it's a check. for £2,059. >> roy wood, local lad. >> roy wood, local lad. >> you're from these parts and l, >> you're from these parts and i, you know, looking at your life and your career, it's been music. it's been forming bands. it's been striving to make new music . yeah. and you've done so music. yeah. and you've done so well . you've now got your own well. you've now got your own star on the birmingham walk of stars. yes. how good is that ? stars. yes. how good is that? >> that's great. yeah, yeah. it reminds you the builders have beenin reminds you the builders have been in since and he got he got smashed up. they've taken it away and it's going to be replaced. hopefully >> i'm sure it will be now you're 14 years old, full of musical ambition and you form the falcons don't you. yeah what was the aim ? was the aim? >> uh, i don't know, just

first he learned from roy cohen. then he searched for notice roy cohen after roy cohen died in 1986 after complications of aids and now in many cases he's become his own roy cohen. >> those words you said are sticking in my brain, attack, deny, delay. those are three words that, frankly, are very characteristic of the strategy trump has employed perhaps as a businessman, but certainly we've seen in recent days as a politician, candidate, defendant in all these matters. that strikes me as so fascinating, the idea of replacing one's roy cohen. remember that famous line where's my roy cohen? you're saying he found one in himself when he couldn't find one externally? >> it is him. it is not michael cohen. it is not rudy giuliani. it's not anybody, any of the many, many attorneys who have represented donald trump the last 50 years. it is donald trump himself who is his own roy cohen. he was perhaps roy cohen's best pupil, learned those lessons well starting in '73, certainly throughout the decade of the '70s into the earl

roy, you want to go first? maggie was spot on in talking about how emotions are driving the voter base right now, and not necessarily -- >> the truth? oh, truth as a matter, and truths that mattering five or seven years ago. don't nobody care about truth anymore. it's that guy, or not that guy. and -- q&as with some of the audiences and out in the middle of america and people, like people, i've never seen people more unexcited -- >> are they unexcited. and >> trump versus biden and -- nobody wants this. rematch nobody is -- >> on either side, right? >> on the trump side, trump already has his voters and has his voters. >> from voters seem pretty excited about him. >> they've already got the hats, they're re-buying the hats, and i talk to the man who -- they're not re-formatting the. has they just keep rebooting the money. game on the left, there, we are talking to people at our shows who are more progressive and they don't -- biden, and they don't feel he is a strong enough candidate, which is a bummer. he has

and i play roy orbison and now i really like it. in fact, roy orbison only drove his beloved mercedes on very special occasions when he died in 1988. the car had a poultry, 3000 kilometers on the clock. i bought the car because nothing was because of his condition. you need to buy a car. i really, really big condition that's been cared for. if you know the car, for instance, to do, maddox is the the, the, the for game switch for the medic windows on the driver's side. that's which alone cost $17000.00. if you, if you, if you're, if you're lucky enough to buy, find one new little wonder, given the engineering involved, the car is treated recent comforts hydraulic system. that means any parts which one to, to be also in its position is booked electrically operated by ty, totally and from the drive us to of course you can operate or for the windows and do it. the idea is it is very quiet. it is most humming, there is no sound the and that silent running also applies to adjusting the seats at the front and the back every $600.00 has a d

it strikes me as fascinating, the idea of replacing roy cohn, where is my roy cohn? you say he found one in himself when he could not find it externally? >> reporter: it is him, it is not michael cohen or rudy giuliani, it is not anybody. out of the many attorneys that represented donald trump over the last 50 years, it is donald trump himself who was his own roy cohn, perhaps his best pupil . he learned those lessons while starting in '70s and throughout the decade of the '70s into the early '80s. roy cohn is in his corner and at his side. >> it is fascinating to think about the student outdoing the teacher . does it reveal a flaw in the legal system, someone could so easily master away to muddy the waters, gum up the works by bringing not only at times frivolous litigation he is accused of but also spinning things. one of the biggest rules in politics is to do find them, your opponent, but for the defined themselves. it seems like his opponent is the justice system itself and he is defining at time and time again as it relates to him as political persecution, as a

congressman chip roy. plus, we'll get reaction to nikki haley's explanation about that civil war controversy. the one yoyou know w we're goin talk aboutut. >>> firsthand, he is also quick to point out the former president is not doing that old school kind of politicking. so, did that homework pay off for ron desantis tonight? joining me now is congressman chip roy of texas who is campaigning in iowa on behalf of the desantis campaign. congressman roy, thanks for joining us tonight. >> what do you think is going to be victory for desantis in iowa? next week? >> well look, governor desantis has been working hard in iowa. 99 counties. 42 legislators. he has 1500 of the leaders across the state of iowa. and, look, he is just somebody who has demonstrated that he is going to work hard to do the job. and, we expect him to do very well in the caucus. and, what you saw tonight was a demonstration of somebody who is inspiring people. you know, i reach out to my wife. my staff. my chief of staff texted me saying i w

that's roy hayes. and, you know, roy was a friend. hensley zeroed in on him. >> when susan was by herself in those days and weeks after michael left, she feared for her safety. it was roy who came in and nailed the the windows shut. it was roy who briefly lent her a pistol. so roy had access. >> i got a call from the police department asking me to come in, and they wanted to ask me about susan woods' death. my fingerprints were all over the house because i had nailed all the windows shut. so, i mean, that's pretty much a given. >> what was your relationship with susan? >> it was mainly through cindy, but i did know her. >> you never sat down, drank a couple beers with her? >> no. no. she wouldn't have felt comfortable. >> you don't think she'd been comfortable sitting on the couch with you, you drinking a coke? >> no. i am sure she wouldn't have. >> but the thing that really made him odd was that roy played dungeons and dragons. you know, it's a game where you have a bunch of characters, elves and mystics and things. and, you know in

roy ramos hace un llamado especial a los jóvenes. me consta, pero si nos estás viendo ya casi se acerca alguna fecha especial. >> el momento déjamelo prepararlo y la serenata saca al oído con guitarra. >> con guitarra. oye parece que tener un talento especial y hasta se me cayó, puso nerviosa. >> oye, no hay que tener un talento para eso. como quiera, hay que. eso no lo hace cualquiera y respeto para tu esposo. y también para. para roy, que lo hizo sobre todo el apoyo de la esposa. >> eso. bravo. bueno pero ese tipo que está viendo ahorita. saludos >> si te lleva serenata, lo grabas, lo compartes y lo compartes. >> vámonos a las 5. mejor >> mejor, verdad? vamos a estar hablando de la ciudad de san francisco, que será más difícil encontrar estacionamiento a raíz de la implementación de una nueva ley estatal. vamos a explicar. además, en california, cerca de 18 millones de dólares que se le debe a los trabajadores que han sido víctimas de robo de salario. le vamos a explicar cómo usted puede recuperarlo. así que quédese con nosotros po

roy? >> i think maggie was spot on talking about how emotions are driving the voter base now and not necessarily policy. >> truth don't matter. truth stopped mattering like five, six, seven years ago. nobody cares about truth. that's my guy or that's not my guy. we've been out doing q & as with some of the audiences. we're out in middle america. i've never seen people more unexcited -- >> are they unexcited? >> it looks like it will be trump versus biden and nobody gets excited about it. nobody wants this rematch. >> on either side. >> i think on the trump side. trump has his voters. he's had his voters. >> the trump voters seem pretty excited. >> they've already bought the hats. they're re-buying the hats. i talked to a man who bought a hat every single month. they just keep rebooting. on the left we're definitely talking to people on our shows who are more progressive and they want any other choice but biden and they don't feel he's a strong enough candidate. which is a bummer. he has th

roy knippenborg: welcome to the aloe vera plantation in curacao.garden you have here. yeah, it is. we have around 100,000 aloe vera plants here. it's everything-- from plant to product are made here. how is curaloe different from other aloe vera products? curaloe is one of the most pure aloe vera products in the world. so the products contain a really high concentration of aloe vera. tell me a little bit about the history of the aloe vera plant. roy knippenborg: it comes from egypt. so it was used by the pharaohs. but what we also know is that jesus christ, himself, he was embalmed by aloe vera. he was embalmed with aloe vera. yes. [music playing] cut and rip. - that's it. - there it is. roy knippenborg we always pick out the outside leaves because they have the most gel in it. johnny bananas: how many of these do you harvest a day? leonardo vieizo alvez: we do 20,000 on a day. [music playing] after harvesting, we have to wash the plants. it's more on the wrist is what you're saying. it's more so like this. [speaking papiamento] [speaking papiament

roy hodgson _ in the league. they will definitely. roy hodgson spoken _ in the league.itely. roy hodgson spoken his _ in the league. they will definitely. roy hodgson spoken his press - roy hodgson spoken his press conference yesterday about it being a dream of winning the trophy and being able to offer it to the fans here. he is never won a major trophy in english football. crystal palace had never won a major trophy. sean dies she was saying they had a good go in the caravel cup, and losing on penalties to fulham, so he will put up penalties to fulham, so he will put up a sign that says he is ready to compete here. both teams now pulling away from the relegation picture in the league although they are still down there and can actually put full focus on this match.— focus on this match. and who will the key players — focus on this match. and who will the key players he _ focus on this match. and who will the key players be tonight, - focus on this match. and who will the key players be tonight, who l focus on this match. and who will. the key players be tonight, who ca

i made the same drive chip roy did.lizzard and drove all day to get here. >> what inspired you to do that? >> i have been -- he has a record of actually doing everything he promised and how he is such a great candidate, he is a perfect candidate, i just see this transforming the country, and i want to be part of that and i want to talk to iowans face to face, knock on doors and try to make a difference. >> what do you think ron desantis is going to finish? >> i think he is going to win. i feel he cannot not win with this level of energy. >> where you headed right now? >> i am going to go knock on doors. >> in the cold? >> in the cold, in the snow. >> i have one more supporter here. how are you? >> mike mcclelland. i am a californian who has known ron desantis for over 25 years, so i'm knocking on doors in the snow. >> where did you meet ron desantis? >> we went to college together. i played football and he was the captain of the baseball team. >> what is the story we should know? >> on wednesday night there was a little

[applause] >> thank you, chip roy. give him a hand. [applause] you inspire me.his is why, this process starts right here in the state of iowa. look at this. a blizzard warning, and winch -- and a wind chill warning into this place is packed. the media does not select our caucus winner, the pulse on select our caucus winner, you select our caucus winner. [applause] in 2008 they said huckabee couldn't win and he shocked the nation. in 2010 they said you could not oust three supreme court justices and iowa did. in 2012 they didn't say santorum could win, and he did. in 2016 they didn't think crews could win and he won. and on monday night this guy is going to win because of you guys. [applause] just like chip roy said, we need a leader and washington, d.c. in the white house again. a leader with a wife and a family we can look up to as a role model again. a leader who has led on every issue we care about, whether it is school choice or parental rights or taking on covid and fa uci, the woke agenda in the schools and corporations. he won by a landslide. that's the t

people like ship roy have been outspoken about the fact that they need the border provisions to look a certain way, which is to say extremely restrictive based on what the house passed earlier last year in order to get people like him on board. when you look at the margins, as thin as they are, i think they are down to like one or two right now. those are already razor thin margins. they get even slimmer. that makes this job of speaker mike johnson much more difficult. over the course of this event, not only are we talking 2024, but voters here are asking, what about the national debt? what about what we are doing with spending? these congressional lawmakers are out here. it makes it that much easier for us to vote. >> capitol hill hat off, 2024 hat on, although you display both because you're so good at it. >> [laughter] >> just over a week from now, the iowa caucus, who is i at number two? who is fighting for number two at this point behind the former president? >> i think it's really important for us to point out that you don't win by being in second. that has been true this entir

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joining me now, chip roy, texas republican.s seeing a massive surge for governor desantis in iowa and predicts that monday's caucuses will be closer than people think. congressman roy, thank you. >> last time i saw aishah was in the warm embrace of the capitol. >> martha: she's doing a fantastic job. fits with the atmosphere of iowa that we come to love and expect. tell me about this massive surge. you can see the numbers. they reflect a very large lead for former president trump on monday night. >> yeah, look, we've been crossing the state, i've been out there with governor desantis, congressman massey, governor kim reynolds. we have been blanketing the state. i remember josh, met with him out there with governor desantis a few days ago. there's a strong surge and enthusiasm and excitement on the campaign trail. we're leaving no stone unturned. thank you for correcting that record. it was frustrating to see that graphic put out there. the governor has done hard work hitting all 99 counties, 240 events. he's been shaking hands,

what chip roy is voicing, he's a member of the far-right house freedom caucus.rowing number of members who are aligning themselves with them on this issue, about taking this very hard-line stance on immigration. i think it's also interesting because, this really underscores the point, the challenge of any president. this president, or the future president whether it's, desantis or, haley or trump again. trying to get anything through a divided congress, on an issue like immigration, has been completely, congress has been unable to solve for decades. they're coming in the promising, we are going to solve border problems. but you have to deal with people like chip roy, who want democrats, who have a significant amount of power in the senate. even if there are a minority next, year to get through and do everything that they promised to do on stage tonight. that's going to be very difficult to do. those promises are oftentimes not fulfilled, and chip roy's comments they are kind of signaled just that. >> speaker johnson has a sort of damocles, and probably a short t

thank you forjoining me roy , thank you for joining me roy, this evening . to going green. evening. to going green. my what the farage moment there i was travelling through chicago the other day. now in chicago they're very keen on teslas and teslas are great until it gets cold and really cold and then you can't charge them . so there you can't charge them. so there were teslas with batteries that were teslas with batteries that were down, dumped , parked all were down, dumped, parked all over the place . and of course, over the place. and of course, you can't push them because they weigh a lot, lot more than a conventional car. so yeah, you can get your electric vehicles folks, , but if you folks, if you want, but if you have a cold snap, you've got a real, real problem. now so i think this is probably the stupidest thing i have seen this week. and that takes something. let's have a look at labour mp jonathan ashworth asking a sensible question in the house of commons. and then alex burghart, the parliamentary secretary for the cabinet office, replying hold on to your hats

not going it stop them from getting out to vote for donald trump. >> laura: congressman roy, have youeen nikki haley blanket the media. she has made numerous appearances not just on this network but all across local media and she really believes that last-minute boost of money she has gotten both here in iowa and also then in new hampshire moving on to south carolina that's going to cement her as number two, congressman roy and you say? >> yeah, well, she better hope that all that spending against governor desantis actually works for her. $48 million between trump and governor haley against governor stance. i think that speaks volumes. look, at the end of the day at the end of the day, the people of iowa disappoint like it when somebody comes to new hampshire and says new hampshire needs to corrects iowans. the truth on the ground the enthusiasm is for governor desantis. i have crisscrossed this state for the better part of the last two weeks on and off. on saturday i went from council bluffs all the way to nebraska and davenport to illinois. i have been with the governor. we have bee

i want to just play for folks what congressman roy said about this deal a short time ago. this. >> i'm not going to rule out any of the options on the table as long as we're doing stupid things. speaker johnson is doing the same stupid things. now he's honoring side deals that we pushed kevin on. i think it's a mistake. >> martha: do you regret signing that deal with schumer for the fiscal appropriations for 2024? any regrets about it? >> i regret we have one of the smallest majorities in the united states congress. we have to govern. that's what we're doing. what we achieved is the first cut in nonva and nondefense spending in over ten years. it's not a hail mary pass to win the game. as we said in football, this is yard by yard, inch by inch. we have to play and advance the ball up the field. that's what this is. i wish it was a hail mary play time but it's not. so we're going to move this forward. we're in position now to fight for priorities and the writers on these expense bills. there's a lot of important issues on the plate right now. we have to keep the republican

sir roy carne, who carried out europe's first liver transplant operation, has died at the age of 93.. you're live with bbc news. to the united states now where final preparations are under way for the launch of a spacecraft which will attempt to land on the moon. that would be intersting enough in itself, but the rocket is also carrying some rather bizarre cargo, emily brown explains. after nearly a decade of planning and testing, the first american spacecraft set to attempt a lunar landing in more than 50 years. this is the new partnership between nasser and private industry united launch alliance. this is their vulcan centaur. it's a private competitor to elon musk�*s space x, and it's set to take off from cape canaveral space force station. the rocket is carrying astrobotic peregrine one, and that aims to be the first us craft to make a soft lunar landing since the apollo programme. let's take a look at the rocket in more detail. we know it has a height of nearly 62 metres, a diameter of 5.4 metres, and a total mass of more than 500,000 kilograms on board a scientific instruments

let's bring in chip roy who serves on the judiciary committee. he's skipping a gop trip to the border tomorrow because it's time to act with urgency. congressman, great to have you on. yes, as we noted there, the house speaker is bringing down a group of republican house members to the border. you want to skip it and precisely why are you not going? >> yeah, first of all, trace, happy new year. i want to give a shout out to speaker johnson. i'm happy with him taking members of the ruck delegation down to the border. if they don't know what is happening after watching bill melugin or understand the depth of the cries is, it will be great to hear from the ranchers, she was a and the border patrol that i talk to daily and weekly basis. it would be great for them to learn. i'm not going to go down and stare after these feel for almost five years and not deliver. at this point right now, republicans have an obligation to deliver. we delivered last spring when we came together and passed hr-2. which most people that are objective about it would tell yo

we start on the republican line good morning to you roy. i don't trust the republicans with the dead. even though i'm on the line for republicans. usa today with theshowing this president has increased the national debt by 2 trillion at this point but former preside donald trump contributing 8.2 trillion. barack obama 8.3 trillion it was george w. bush with 6 trillion. this is william out of ohio on the independent line. caller: good morninthe democrats do a lot better on the national debt tn the republicans. donald trump spent 8 trillion afford in four years. i think the democrats have a much better chance than the idiots that were in their four years ago. good morning, i thank you for allowing me to express myself. i think it is the republicans. when the past administration was in office he hired his daughter and son-in-law to come in the white house and they are collecting money. he gave the rich a bunch of tax breaks. biden has not hired any of his relatives to come in and help him. when trouble hires his dau and son-in-law and relative

i give you chip roy from texas. [cheers and applause] rep. roy: good evening, iowa. are you guys ready? leme ask you a question. do you think that new hampshire or any other state needs to correct iowa? >> no! rep. roy: well, that rules out one candidate. do you think that the people of iowa are owed by any candidate, no matter what position they have ever held, owed the respect of coming here and debating and meeting with the people of iowa? >> yes! rep. roy: i think that rules out another candidate. look, i came up here on wednesday. and drove eight hours from st. louis to des moines. through the blizzard. and i did that for a reason. i did that for my 14-year-old son and 12-year-old daughter. they were with me in december campaigning a week before christmas. they wanted to come up but they couldn't. they had their 4h fair yesterday. they had to show their goats. the good news is my son charlie won. my daughter wanted to come up, then i told her it was going to be -22 degrees and she said, is that real? texas, she does not know what that means. but this matters. i

my current project, actually, biographical project, is a biography of roy cohn. and roy cohn was chief counsel to senator joe mccarthy and actually to go after oppenheimer, subpoena him and the eisenhower administration had to send richard nixon down, the vice president, to tell roy cohn and his boss, joe mccarthy, that they had other plans they did or oppenheimer and they didn't want mccarthy to subpoena. oppenheimer in that fashion, bring him before their committee. and, you know, roy cohn went on in the 1970s to become the lawyer to the young real estate developer in new york city named donald trump. and he taught him everything, knew about how to deal with the press, how never apologize, how to always and how to write, you know, go after your political with the big and we're living with this kind of politics roy. cohn is haunting us from his grave and it's direct line between the mccarthy era and the era trump. it's i just and you know, oppenheimer as the chief celebrity victim of the mccarthy era, is a story that, you can study to understand our current poli

, roy, don’t calm him down!ay, if tomorrow morning the ring is not in place, then... i'm calling the police, did you really not take this one? where are you going to go, mom, bring her back, let her get out of here and take her gifts. girl, hello, how can i find daniil belotsirkovsky, daniil pavlyvich. are you a courier? yes. daniila pavlovich is currently having a meeting. meeting. you can leave parcel, i will sign and hand everything over to him personally. to whom? well, to the head of the ati department, belotsirkovsky. excuse me, what can you tell me? parcel, you are a courier? oh, no, no, don't, i'll come by later. no, why should i tell you? no, i'll come in, thank you. please, hey, hey , the door, the door, it doesn’t open, don’t touch it, don’t touch it, don’t touch it, now i’ll try it, don’t touch it, you broke it, so wow, let’s go through the service entrance, take it away, she’s not, i’m her i didn’t touch it, it didn’t open itself, like a city madman, a boor. hi, what happened, happened , you know, a

. >> thank you and welcome back from maternity leave >>> let's discuss with chip roy of texas. we will get to the debate in a moment. first, a lot of action on capitol hill today. let's start with spending as conservative gop hardliners states this, you could call the rebellion, taking a procedural vote to show opposition to the spending deal. how long will conservatives keep the house in a state of paralysis? >> it depends, i would not call it a state of paralysis, we are supposed to debate -- >> that legislation cannot move forward -- >> we are looking for the correct legislation, not just any legislation and we want bills moving forward that will cut spending like we said we would do. a $1.66 trillion monstrosity is not what we signed up for. we body checked the conference and said, let's get back in the room and figure out what we need to do. we are all in general agreement on on the same page, we have a razor thin majority and it is tough sledding. we have to negotiate against a senate and white house having no interest in containing spending. they want the special side de

last roy hodgson is under. time they lost 5—0, the decision last time they lost 5—0, the decision fromow it's one win intent, so it sheffield united, the difference is they are out of the difference is they are out of the relegation zone and shuffle united or bottom of the lake. michael 0lise a is back in training, he's fit roy hodgins did say that they were unto him to manage his minutes, it's his second injury this season, but him along size they will be key if crystal policy going to turn their form around to get an important win to take them away from the relegation zone. stare important win to take them away from the relegation zone.— the relegation zone. are you expecting — the relegation zone. are you expecting anything - the relegation zone. are you expecting anything tonight, | the relegation zone. are you - expecting anything tonight, that will have a lot to do with how the match goes for them.— will have a lot to do with how the match goes for them. i feel if there is the result — match goes for them. i feel if there is the result wasn't _ match goes for them. i feel if ther

abc news reporter reena roy has more on how the weather could impact voter turnout.heavy snow, high winds and dangerous cold hitting the hawkeye state just days before the first republican primary contest. but temperatures expected to be well below zero monday in what could be iowa's coldest caucus day ever. some planning on sitting out? >> i wasn't planning on it. if the weather's not nice, i probably don't want to take my car out of the garage. >> others are hopeful voter turnout won't be an issue. >> i think most people live close enough to where they're going to caucus, where they can make it. >> republican candidates urging their supporter to show up. they can throw a blizzard at us and we are going to fight. >> yeah, they can throw wind chill at us and we are going to fight. >> former south carolina governor nikki haley canceling all of her in-person events friday, holding telephone town halls and doing interviews. >> but back on the campaign trail on saturday, this is go time. >> all eyes are on iowa. >> the front runner, former president donald trump cancelin

abc news reporter reena roy takes a look at the impact of the numbers. >> the us economy is much stronger than expected, with a new report showing inflation cooling even further, prices rising just 0.2% from november to december. and the latest gdp report showing 3.3% growth in the fourth quarter of last year. >> we have an economy that has been growing at a good, healthy pace. i see no reason why that can't continue. i think. 2024 is going to be a very good economic year. >> the strong growth driven by increases in consumer spending and exports, state and local government spending fears of a recession diminishing for treasury secretary janet yellen. yellen sitting down with abc for an exclusive interview. >> but no reason right now why there would be a recession. there's no obvious reason why there would be. >> president biden touting the report, praising americans for an economy that's exceeding expectations thanks to the american people, america now is the strongest growth, the lowest inflation rate of any major economy in the world. as biden gears up for the election, he's been stress

john jennings y roy roy mccloud. like you got guys that can come in and do the job. really? acción fue presentado por choi. >> ahora, cuando la aventura llama a toyota, responde toyota. esta noche en vivo a las 11 y hoy se anunciaron las fechas para viva calle 2024 en san josé. >> a pesar de recortes presupuestarios, la oficina del alcalde y los concejales contribuyen reduciendo sus propios presupuestos. las fechas son 21 de abril, 9 de junio y 8 de septiembre, para que los anote. la ciudad cierra las calles para que usted pueda andar en bici con su familia, si es que así lo desea o simplemente caminar. y mírese nuestro noticiero informándoles que ya se inauguró un restaurante que aseguran es muy moderno. >> bueno, se trata de este que da un servicio bastante futurista. se trata del movimiento de cocina en la nube. está ubicado en el centro de san josé. >> así es, y hasta el lugar opera en la calle santa clara, en donde decenas de restaurantes operan bajo el mismo techo y donde usted puede ordenar su comida de forma digital. >> puede usar una aplicación, ir en persona o usar

not roy wilkins. he's not whitney young. he's not. i'm old enough to remember monty hall. and let's make a deal. he doesn't want to make a deal. he say, no, no, no. you know, it's so interesting. so the high point of that, the positive relationship is 64, 65. and what we see in 66, 67, 68 is that. king as a social movement leader, he doesn't he never has a personal bad word to say about president johnson. it's not personal. his whole thing is this moral revolution he wants. he calls it a revolution of values to build what he calls a beloved community. and guess what, folks? he believes it. he's imperfect, too, but he believes it. he believes we can have a community that doesn't have violence, militarism, racism and that has food and justice and good housing for all people. how do you like that? right. and that can do it nonviolently. everyone, you know. so so that's what bumps up into the pragmatism of lbj. right. and so they they become i won't say bitter enemies, but they do become political adversaries. we're king speaks out against the vietnam war in fourth 1967. he co

i want to go to chip roy. he know what's he speaks. congressman, this effort that the administration has had to sue texas oftentimes for a variety of things including razor wire and the rest but constantly battling in courts. a lot of your colleagues have said not doing enough on the border. where are you on this. >> i've been spending the bulk of my time to elevate this issue and point out it's terrible for texans and terrible for mi migrants. i've been gone. i haven't seen my family for a number of weeks. i've been on the campaign trail. i came to texas and went to bracketville, texas yesterday, spent about three hours with ranchers, local law enforcement, sheriffs, local political leaders that are just devastated with what's going on in south texas. frankly as much as i tried to do for them, tried to be a voice, they're mad. they're yelling at me. they're saying we're tired of the rhetoric. we're tired of more words. look, there's a lot of noise surrounding this with the razor wire now down in eagle pass. the fact is, i totally supp