>> tyrus: no, i think they were -- well, i think scarborough was having a projection moment.olen his wife before. [audience reacts] oh, hitler is cool but that's not? [laughter] this election can be summed up in two words: bud light. no, it is. [applause] in the case of bud light, it was one elite cso who decided there was something wrong with the people who bought the product. they were too fratty, i believe is the turn. they said, we are going to go this new way and america said, i'm not going to buy it anymore. and this is what happened. in this case, it is the scarboroughs and all these so-called journalists who basically were telling of her but how to think and instead of giving them a reason why they would say, "well, it's hitler." let's be honest, if you are having an argument with somebody and they say, "well, you are hitler --" [laughter] there is nobody worse, so they going win the argument. that's what they did, and they did it so well. it worked for them in '20. they got him out. but then the problems started happening and they kept still reminding -- it has a lot

they didn't inform us at all scarborough said. to invite them on for an interview. well, as if that's going to be hard of course he'll take airtime. did they help make him in the first place because he was on their air so often? >> let me just ask, what do you how much do you think trump liked it loved it, loved it, loved it. >> and then when he put out his message afterward, humiliating them. yeah, it was absolutely perfect. so good. >> good job. >> although i think there is one good thing. maybe we can start all talking together and not just talking at each other. maybe listening is not a bad thing, do you think? >> well, look you guys are all sitting here right now. we're doing a conversation talking about superman two. do you think you got more? do you think there's any chance that trump will start picking cabinet members from msnbc instead of fox when he runs out of cabinet members to pick from fox news? there's one possibility is joe scarborough. maybe he wants a job. >> all right, everyone thank you. jeff, thank you for com

he met with joe scarborough and mika brzezinski. madeleine rivera joins me from the white house.t mar-a-lago meeting? >> reporter: well, stu, he wants to have a free, fair and open media, and his comments come after his meeting with morning joe hosts joe scarborough and mika brzezinski on friday, their first meeting in seven years, and it took at lot of people by surprise given the criticism launched over the years. they're not endorsing trump but are looking to report on him. till, the backlash was acute online are. a fellow msnbc host seemingly making an indirect swipe saying normalizing trump is a bad idea, period. this morning scarborough talked about the reactions to their mar-a-lago visit. >> i will say also i just want to say, thank you, first of all, to everybody who was so kind last night, but also thank you -- really, yesterday i saw for the first time what a massive disconnect there was between social media expect and the real world, because we were flooded with phone calls from people all a day literally around the world. a very positive, very supportiv- >> reporter:

turning in scarborough's head and tells a black first, don't say a black first, don't sayn!"'l!ate they blame it on everyone but a e who didn't want to be there. it is like you are being endorsed by peoplersed who had o read their endorsements ofir eff the phone, it was bad. it was like joe biden ahead america on autopilot. and we were wee headed down.ed o and then, you know, he tapped out and didn't know where he was. am i on a plane? [laughter]ocra so the democrat party, they didn't look back at everybody else on the plane and does anybody know how to fly? they didn't even ask, doesplan anybody know how to fly a planeu you, kamala, come up here, i am" the middle class, i don't know!' [cheers and applause]m anwad tim walz, i will talk you down, kamala, let's land this bird! it is horrible when the media point a finger they have three pointing back at them. >> i have never heard that before. >> no, you have judge henning s has saidch it but scared to tel. >> greg: you know, kat that enrages my soul is interracial marriage. i can't handle it. isn't that incredible? >> that is

joe scarborough was bemoaning the price of butter.he had no idea about her was so expensive. these issues weren't hard to see. chris matthews on immigration. i was saying to guy at the break. are fox drone cameras, a report as of the border who uncovered what happens in the country -- they deserve pulitzer awards, journalism awards. that story, watergate swept every word. not to mention the russia delusion. that was the biggest story of this election. i don't think it would have been covered or exposed if it had not been for our initial reporting. >> i believe it was mika brezinski who had to correct joe on the price of butter. she must do the grocery stopping. kennedy, the salsa from "the new york times." when harris' team thought to give a rebuttal to the trans ads, the harris team debated internally how to respond. ads they produced with a direct response to they/them wound up facing -- so poorly in internal testing that they never ran." >> interesting. that's a good political maneuvering. she clearly has stellar instincts. it migh

morning host joe scarborough and naked brzezinski to long time critics of trump revealed that they had just paid trump a visit at his florida residence in morrow longer. and for those asking why we would go speak to the present, no lack during such from times, especially between us, i guess i would ask back why wouldn't wait? as recently as september, joe scarborough liking donald trump and i'm to add always hit with, given that the president elect has repeatedly threat and stripped broadcasters of their licenses over news coverage, who doesn't like those outlets are already treading more carefully. but as m. s n b c can now tell you recalibrating once position costs reviewers, the ravings for that morning show, have taken a dive. that's a news audience sending a news organization, a message to be at dallas to still have a life marginalized, find the polls. discriminatory cost system to be a delicate woman is to also have a body victimized by higher costs. we've lived with this finance for so long, but the dialect journalist is adamant to realize or dream of women are for cost owning t

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but scarborough only talked about it as a political issue.y were doing it because it didn't play well in politics. he didn't talk about the parents or the families destroyed or the doctors who should be executed for butchering children in order to make a buck. we talked about come on this show, in my other show, trans impact on sports, in classrooms, and on kids. and the defense i always got from the left was, it's just a tiny sliver of society. why do you care? it's only, you know, less than 1% -- it's probably less than that, they exaggerate it. and then they would say, why are you so focused on it? why are you so obsessed? are you transphobic? no, it doesn't matter the size of it. if you don't like torture, your excuse is we only torture a few people. this is the biggest moral story, probably since abortion, because it shows you how a toxic ideology can grow exponentially if it is left unchallenged. suddenly, we were voluntarily butchering children. again, a crime that would end in the death of a doctor. you know, now we are talking about

so i don't think joe scarborough is actually learning any lessons here. can tell the reason why. you know, we don't want empty promise you're going to do better, what we want is an apology, and we have get to concern yet to get that from the leftist media with. they were wrong and they have not owned up to that. stuart: i hope i never cross you again. i wouldn't want to be put down by you. kaylee mcghee white, thank you very much. >>> the other big story this morning, bitcoin. on your screens, to the left. $86,200. okay, it's down a little, but earlier this morning it hit $88,000, lauren? lauren: it was close to $90,000. well, the vibes are on bitcoin's side, if you will. it's considered politically favored and considered safe. so trump has promised to make the u.s. the crypto capital of the planet and hold bitcoin is reserves. that's a national stockpile like gold but digital gold. that has other countries rushing to buy bitcoin now to compete. bitcoin has overtaken silver as the eighth largest asset by market cap, $1.7 trillion and growing. and the wash

michael griffin was defended pro bono by joe scarborough, an anti-abortion local attorney. scarborough later for and was elected to congress with the strong support anti-abortion groups. he represented the pensacola district, the first two assassinations of abortion doctors occurred in congress. he voted against the 1995 bill intended to protect abortion, violence. after leaving congress, scarborough having become a darling of the political, became the host of a lucrative msnbc morning talk show morning joe. whereas is $8 million a year in august 1993, a few months after dr. gun was assassinated, the pope came to colorado. he was followed by anti-abortion fanatics. on the morning of august 12, 1993. my ed article, the pope and my to life wearing body to the abortion clinic appeared in the new york times. in the article i discussed the relationship between religious fanaticism opposition to abortion and anti-war issues and violence. that morning, randall terry, the leader of operation went on national christian radio broadcasting program, quoting scripture and mentioning my

joe scarborough and mika brzezinski announcing that the pair attended breakfast. i can't say it with a straight face at mar a lago, at their request, with donald trump. take a look. joe and i went to mar-a-lago to meet personally with president elect trump. it was the first time we have seen him in seven years that we didn't see eye to eye on a lot of issues, and we told him so. what we did agree on was to restart communications in this meeting, president trump was cheerful. he was upbeat. he seemed interested in finding common ground with democrats on some of the most divisive issues. and for those asking why we would go speak to the president elect during such fraught times, especially between us, i guess i would ask back, why wouldn't we? all right. they must have spent three days working on what they were going to say after they had that meeting. all right, a few days ago, these two far left radical hosts were comparing trump to hitler, calling him a racist and sexist and fascist. and now they're kissing his, sucking up to him and having breakfast at donald tr

morning joe hosts joe scarborough and mika burzynski responded to the critics about the trip tomorrowe went to meet personally with donald trump and for those asking why we would go speak to the president elect during such fraught time is especially between us, i would ask back, why wouldn't we? >> because you said he was hitler. stuart: kind of obvious. made the this has got something to do with nbc's 50% drop in the ratings. >> i don't think you need to apologize to someone for disagreeing with them but what they have done the last seven years since he took office and called him the worst names possible, joe scarborough sits like an earthquake and talks and rages and his panel sits around for an opportunity to agree with him saying as you just heard, called him hitler, a fascist, absolute monarch, elections are over if he wins and when he wins they go let me go down and instead of saying we apologize, we got caught up in the moment, got too emotional, overstated things, we came to talk to him like it is a privilege, we characterized what the meeting was about, not saying they asked

change of heart from two msdn sees, most anti-trump hosts and that is the cohost of liberal joe, joe scarborough... announcing that the pair attended breakfast. at mar-a-lago at their request with donald trump. take a look. >> we went tomorrow lago to meet personally with president-elect trump. it was the first time we have seen him in seven years. >> we didn't see eye to eye on a lot of issues and we told him so >> what we did agree on was to restart communications. president trump was tearful, he was upbeat, he seemed interested in finding common ground with democrats on some of the most divisive issues. for those asking why we would go speak to the president-elect during such fraught times, especially between us, i would ask her back why wouldn't we. >> sean: they must have spent three days on working on what they were going to say after they had that meeting. a few days ago these far left radical hosts were comparing trump to hitler, calling him a racist and sexist and fascist. now they are kissing his... sucking up to him and having breakfast at donald trump's house at their request really?

one that really struck out to me was on a wednesday morning after this election joe scarborough retoldrom a grocery store where he bumped into a man who said trump is going to win. he said why? he said because butter is $4. joe scarborough he agreed with him a little bit to be cordial and then his wife a piped in and said no it is $7. the fact this was a shocking revelation that came back to him the morning after this election says so much. one thing that we watch closely over the your show, my show, fox and other places as well was that we are in touch with what people are talking about what they cared about it was not beyoncÉ an and j lo, those peope distance kamala harris further from the voters i also think you look at that mcdonald's moment you see the authenticity of the former president who was willing to fight his way back in every possible way from assassination attempts, to daunting odds at many points throughout the course of this. it is an extraordinary political story. trey: you put your finger on exactly the right point. kamala harris had celebrities, shed athletes, she h

joe scarborough has a lot of nerve. the other day he thought butter cost $3 and he was informed it cost $7. the bottom line is people feel worse off than they felt three years ago and average family of four spending $1200 a month for same goods and services as that family bought three and a half years ago. the real question is are you better off now than three and a half years ago. unless you're an illegal alien, the answer is absolutely not. for whatever reason, kamala harris didn't seem to understand that. liz: democrats are in shock and voters are in shock why did trump win and kamala harris lose? now it's because of that, the affordability crisis. the swing states and housing is up like 40% since biden and harris. van jones said we were the idiots, the media. the voters nationwide gave a rebuke nationwide to out of touch far left to obama, to harris, to biden. but, you know, voters said no to the smearing, no to using lawfare attacks. instead they want serious debate to fix america. minority and poor communities rea

joe scarborough today got on the pattern that we've seen of bashing trump supporters, watch. >> i will question that i think is a fair question to ask. who raised these people? because they were not raised by anybody in my neighborhood that i grew up in. who are these people? where are they coming from? and who raised them and how did donald trump twist their point of view so much in nine years? >> dana: felipe, let you react to that. >> well look, joe is not on the ballot. with 24 hours ago and people still voting and my probably being my last fox appearance before then it is important to set all this aside for a moment and realize i understand the appeal of donald trump. i do. dana, you know what i've done the last night years. played him twice. more familiar with what he says. i get it here is what i don't get. we like that he is not a politics, he says what he means and means when he says, yet for nearly a decade now every time he says something like liz cheney a couple of days ago. he didn't mean it. the media took it out of context. he was joking. never once is it okay, you know

an d joe scarborough said he sort of, you know, a l agreed with hm then megan, hiss wife said no, it the back this was a shocking revelation came back to him the morning aftetor the election, i think says so much. and i think one thing that weth watcheatd really closely over ty course of this on your show, on my show, on fox, on other placet as well, we were in touch let people were talking about what edthey cared about and it was n, beyonce and j.lo but in fact, those people distant kamala harris, the vice president further from the voters. y i think you look at the mcdonald's moment, and you see e the authenticity of the former president who was willing to figh t his way back in every possible way from assassination attempt to daunting odds at many points throughout the course of this. it is an extraordinary political story. >> trey: and i think you put your finger on exactly the right s int. kamala harris hahad celebrity, e had athletes, she had movie stars, but tha hadt does t resonate with average americans. i think joe rogan equals all oft the stars that she had. >> yeah, i thi

liz: and okay coming after attacking trump, calling him event, hitler and msnbc joe scarborough your engine boat meeting at mar-a-largo reset the relations and they gave trumps is a bushwhacking of a may of 100, when he went observer would be called into the federal chief hemingway to re- act and ratings and have since covid-19 and also this company called the national emergency with regard to border crisis morning number pulling from marquette and majority of americans demand illegal aliens be deported, for breaking the law and trumps incoming border dark time woman is taken on the plus, we will break down of the kamala harris live through even more money than realized it and huge $1.6 billion pretty and she wanted to run u.s. economy about first this. >> president-elect times are i kinda guess going viral he's moving at lightning speed to build a team of destructors to reform washington. in a second term let's get right to great genesis "fox news" peter ducey breaking news and leading media and is white house coverage for a long long time and he joins us now live from west palm bea

you know, scarborough calling black and hispanic men racist. maybe it's s you, scarborough.not america. and amei came up with this phr, you know, you can't get bees with vinegar. what do you say to that? >> dana: that's fascinating. >> judge jeanine: . >> greg: it's better wits h honey. i find the media democrat complex surprised that peoplet react negatively to beingte treatedd poorly. if you call everybody names, they will become you-phobic.me and then you look at their l negative behaviour andoo say se, they are racist. no, we just don't like you anymore. so i would love to see some self-reflection. to i do it a lot as you know, t of self-reflecting all the time. and i know that people are going to say we should show some gracw and be humble. e humble andbe grateful to people who call you a nazi. i'm doine g my best.a it's hard to believe they are calling for a peacefula transition afterpe calling everyone misogynist, racist, speciesist, fascist, convicted felon, but i'm going to try. kno but i'm doing a little gloating. >> the historians better hurry.e long term reason m

scarborough and wolinski rushed from a diplomatic -- returned from a diplomatic mission. >> joe and itime we have seen him in seven years. >> we didn't see eye to eye on a lot of he is use and we told him so. >> what we did agree on was to restart communications. my father often spoke with world leaders with whom he and the united states profoundly disagreed. [ laughter ] >> her father -- her father was a national security advisor to jimmy carter. did i miss something here in. when did joe and mika become the ambassadors to mar-a-lago. i didn't realize the democratic party appointed diplomats in defeat. by the way, this is not an overture to unity. this is an attempt to book a weekend show at news nation as their msnbs morning show dies in the ratings. but did they think people would forget what they said about trump just days ago? >> it's clear the president is stunningly ignorant, probably the most ignorant president we will ever have. >> you can talk about nazi germany and i do it without any concerns whatsoever. if people can't start drawing the bare else well, you're just stupid.

. ♪ howard: it was a media bombshell, joe scarborough and mika brzezinski who spent years attacking donaldmp on their msnbc show breaking the news to their largely liberal audience. >> joe and i went to mar-a-lago to meet personally with president-elect trump. it was the first time we have seen him in seven years. >> we didn't see eye to eye on a lot of issues, and we told him so. >> what we did agree on was to restart communications. joe and i realized it's time to do manager different -- something different, and that starts with not only talking about donald trump, but also a talking with him. howard: look, what television hosts wouldn't want the talk to the incoming president of the united states, who praised the meeting? how would another four years as part of the resistance help anyone? this is what the morning show sounded like in the past. >> he is running to end american democracy as we know it. he's an authoritarian. this is not a reach, i could go back can and talk about nazi germany, and i do it, i do it without any concerns whatsoever. howard: yet the morning joe cohosts were a

you know, scarborough calling black and hispanic men racist.like maybe it's you, scarborough. maybe it's not america. i came up with this phrase, you know, you can't get b's with vinegar. what do you say to that? >> dana: that's fascinating. >> greg: it's better with honey. i find that the media democrat complex being so shocked and surprised that people react negatively to being treated poorly. if you call everybody names, racist, sexist, transphobic, they are going to become you-phobic. and then you look at their negative behavior, see, they are racist. no, we just don't like you anymore. i would love to see some self-reflection. as you know, i do a lot of self reflecting all the time, and i know that people are going to say we should show some grace and be humble, it's hard to be humble and graceful to people tu a nazi. i'm doing my best. it's hard to believe that they are calling for a peaceful transition after calling everyone misogynist, racist, specie is', fascists, convicted felon, you know, but i'm going to try. but i'm doing a little

chuck scarborough, what an amazing career he's had.ars, kelly, in the anchor chair. >> quite a run. congratulations to him. tyler, thank you very much, and i'll see you shortly. >>> coming up, the s&p 500 is marching back towards its all-time high of 6,017. it's up 25% now since january. but wall street's already looking ahead to the next big milestone moment. morgan stanley, goldman-sachs, and ubs seeing a price target of 6,500 for the end of next year. bmo's brian belski betting on 6,700. ed yardeni says the s&p hitting 7,000, as does our next guest. he joins us with the key drivers and where he's finding opportunities next. [alarm beep] you make it through security so fast, ♪♪ the agents applaud. your travel itineraries are so well written, they're on the best seller list. and you have access to lounges that don't officially exist. that's why you rent with national, where you can skip the counter and choose any vehicle on the emerald aisle. because travel isn't a competition. except that it is. and you're winning. it's time to grow

joe scarborough, mika brzezinski today revealing that they traveled to mar-a-lago to meet with president elect trump last week, morning joe helped boost trump's political career but they had a falling out after trump won the white house. now, well, they are signaling it's time for a new chapter. trump telling fox news, quote many things were discussed unquote, during his meeting with the hosts and he quote appreciated the fact that they wanted to have open communication. as for the hosts, they say this. they say this meeting won't stop them from criticizing trump as for us, we also let him know that we will continue to speak truth to power and push back hard when called for, as we have with all presidents don't be mistaken. we're not donald trump. we're here to report on him and to hopefully provide you insights and a better equipped all of us in understanding these deeply unsettling times. >> well joining me now, legendary journalist, associate editor of the washington post, bob woodward. he's also the author of war, chronicling the presidential campaign amid the backdrop of war in ukra

people were too afraid to shake a scene is the number of abductions and extra judicial execution. scarborough purposes, we've never seen that kind of repression to hold onto power. every time elections approached political opponents were arrested. the police had eyes on any one expressing criticism or voice in a different opinion. whether you arrive to poet, gen list, or just an ordinary citizen. no one's was fed the sunday to 2 lives science began in 2013 when her brother was kidnapped. he was a senior and then the of the bangladesh and nationalist policy. the main opposition policy. she suspects he was taken by the rapid action battalion, often referred to as the death squads, which had direct links to the government. the me, i don't a person on that day age, people were arrested by members of the rapid action battalion. this, you don't have a witness of this for each kid not. painting is what you learned. got some of position members working off in the middle of the nice and taken from their homes by force while they wives and children looked on every time we've on us for an explanation. t

cancel it. >> oh, no. >> chuck scarborough's trip, i think.him from place to place, he refuses to sit in the back seat. he wanted to sit in the front with them and talk to them and say, how is everything going? what am i missing? what is important to you? come on, man. this guy -- >> universally beloved. but not like you. >> not like me, no. >> not a polarizing divisive figure at all. >> not at all. >> confusing for a lot of time, your email -- you had one email account for a while that was charles joseph scarborough and always, like, that's why some people got confused. >> his name. >> i know. but still, you know, charles and chuck and -- >> what a legend, though. what a legend. anybody who is watching this, this show right now, he's been a part of their life for 50 years, and just excellence. >> i came to nbc 35 years ago and he was a real veteran then. and -- >> amazing. >> he chronicled the life of new york from generation to generation. >> he sure did. absolutely. >> and joining us now, editor at large at "newsweek," tom rogers, latest op

. >> new reporting helps explain why joe scarborough and mika brzezinski sound like entirely differentk on the topic of donald trump it's time that fascism is called fascism and americans know exactly what they're voting for. >> there's a difference between conservatism and radicalism, and fascism. >> this is fascism joe and i went to mar-a-lago to meet personally with president elect trump. >> and for those asking why we would go speak to the president elect during such fraught times, especially between us, i guess i would ask back why wouldn't we joining us at the table now is cnn's chief media analyst brian stelter, who's been speaking to his sources about that very trip that video is so jarring to watch. >> it looks a little hostage video to me. >> right right. detente. appeasement. i don't know what to call it. you know, joe, mika didn't say much about it today, but. but according to my sources they believed they credibly were concerned that they faced governmental and incoming administration essentially, that they feared retribution and that's partly why they sought out this meet

and to be fair to brzezinski and scarborough, they're not the only msnbc hosts or the only you know,word journalist is complicated, right? because they're more like personalities. but there are a number of journalists at places like the ap and other big news outlets that are concerned about retaliation in the coming months anything from irs audits to lawsuits and things like that. there are media outlets bulking up on lawyers thinking about having more libel insurance. those sorts of things. now, i don't know exactly what the specific concern joe mika had was or wasn't, but they're not the only msnbc personalities worried about retaliation. however, they are the only ones to go down to mar-a-lago and have a meeting. >> yeah, scott >> i mean, isn't it possible too that they're just two people who think are so full of themselves so full of self-aggrandizement that they would feel like that they would be personally singled out. >> i don't tell anyone, but some of their colleagues feel that way well, i just first of all, i can see why. >> second of all, if that's what happened and if tha

there's we've seen the polling democrats like joe scarborough was just on msnbc telling people that,t to see. you just can't say it out loud, right? you can't say it out loud. but that's where democrats are. and that's why they had the 2024 election result that they did this past tuesday because of issues like this. well, after after this week, they should realize the majority of people feel that way. and you don't have to be quiet anymore. it's not the silent majority. it should be the vocal majority. americans don't want it. they rejected it. which is why you had the red tsunami. and let me just correct that it was self seth milton's aide, not him. his. moulton. yeah. moulton. right. thank you. okay. his aide got it. okay. all right. well, nevada has rejected over 18,000 mail in ballots from gen z voters who don't know how to sign their name. and that's because they don't teach cursive anymore in schools. they don't teach you how to sign your name. but guess what? you have to sign your name for a lot of important things in life ballots, contracts, all kinds of things. you know, a q

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[applause] on msnbc this morning joe scarborough seemed shocked when he learned the actual price of buttert don't blame him, mika only uses margarine on her fist. i'm so glad you knew what i was going with their, you know? yesterday jimmy kimmel got teary over the election results. true, kimmel will never get to have his abortion besides the one that airs five nights a week. distraught celebrities like cher, and bruce springsteen are threatening to leave the united states, even worse, robert de niro is threatening to stay. fans are suggesting that cher moved to afghanistan where she would benefit from being forced to cover her face. they were mean to us first. >> vote hitler. >> greg: they call us hitler and all bets are off. earlier the rockefeller center christmas tree was cut down and massachusetts, it will be hoisted into place you think the same train they used to get troy of heart out of her limo. a hotel in the philippines received a guinness world record for a 100-foot tall building shaped like a route. it is the first time asians have been recognized for having a giant cock. that

the public wants scarborough's opinions about as much as his music. ♪ ♪ he's right, it's not easy whend it sure doesn't help that overnight they have gone from calling trump hitler to rolling over on their backs for a belly rub. seriously, mike tyson put up more of a fight. but she says that no one's really mad at her, they're all just scared of trump's retribution. >> i have been surprised at the backlash. and the way i look at it is that people are very scared. it's one of the reasons we went in here is because people are very scared about donald trump's comments at political adversaries. a lot of people are scared because of what has happened. everyone is so scared, people, weather they are in the media for they are citizens of this great country, i think everybody is feeling scared, disoriented, fearful of the future. and i think -- i think just for a quick moment, i may be the punching bag for that. >> greg: no, you're not a punching bag. a punching bag is not hollow. [applause] >> greg: but everybody is scared, they're scared, they're scared! she made sure everyone knew that, yes

but you haven't, i guess it's kind of median and andrew both teach at the university of toronto, scarborough back in ontario and they've drafted this crew to collect monster hag lives in the alberta bush monster. head woods are big, they look like they're covered in summer, i arm are not adopted for meeting as much as for combat. it turns out that the males have a really kind of progressive territorial behavior where they basically claim a tree and things from that tree. you get to males on the same, treat the same time and then they'll often fight and one of them gets basically kicked out of the tree. a louder salad is a stronger effect. it reaches farther. more of your rivals are going to hear it. so that could lead to the evolution of louder and louder sounds. if there's a benefits to being heard by more of your, of your arrival. if a male monster haggard can hear his rivals call, then presumably so can the females. what does this racket actually attract them? so it's possible that the, the broadcast from the female is point of view to be just needs to identify that the tree is occupied.

it was conspiracy theories about joe scarborough. he presented it to donald trump will then tweeted about it causing the rest of the family of this woman who died tragically and had no involvement obviously. that is the character and judgment of this revision -- individual. >> that is chilling at back i guess the guy who is going to be running the department of justice. >> the sunny lack of judgment and character. >> i worked with him on my bipartisan legislation in passing two laws recently. i think the biggest story is senator john thune is now the senate majority leader. why is that so important? because rick scott is not. that would've been all wheels off the rails with m.a.g.a.. now all of that responsibility is on senator thune to lead the troops into making good decisions. remember, trump earlier this week that all three candidates will you all agree to do recess appointments? they all said yes. will senator thune now backtrack on that with pete hegseth up for defense? with matt gaetz up for attorney general? the house ethics

when joe scarborough have told us an unequivocal terms that donald trump is a fascist, he is hitler andonald trump to make peace it's like they're going to the bunker or something. you look at joy reed and she spouts all of that racism and every time she speaks the audience gets smaller and smaller comcast is thinking about dropping a lot of these networks. and though we had hostage and go in life on matt jakes wh jake'st d.o.j. had brought the case for it within three minutes someone spoke to her she had to go back and apologized basically and say she was improperly accusing him of something he was not found guilty of. she never would have done that a year ago. but look at the public opinion. they say the future does not look good. the country is moving through the counties in california and flipped red. in new jersey we lost -- not only won by five points for the trend is not good. and then we cannot but the message to cnn, msnbc people there doubling down and losing us money. thethey're not like and obnoxio. i think we are into a huge redirection and backlash. they don't stop. they c