i am thinking of a couple i did when i was sg.here they were cases that fit within the rubric of our conversation today. mccutchen, a campaign financing case, shelby county, section five case. in one sense, it is easier in those cases in that you are doing your job. it is a federal statute and the constitutionality of the statute was called into question and your job is to defend that and that is what you are doing. in that sense, at least that subcategory of these cases, you are -- your role is clear and there is a little less ambiguity about it. in terms of the broader point, i think the point about whose ox is being gored is really important in these cases. that exact phrase came up in the more be hopper oral argument in which, that was a case about whether state courts had the authority to police partisan gerrymandering. early on in the argument, justice thomas asked a question framed around that phrase. it was about whose ox is being gored here. it reinforces the idea that really at the end of the day, it is just contesting p

they then spent 20 minutes talking about internal sg columns, — minutes talking about internal sg columnsby the 5th of— columns, completely amazed, and even by the 5th of march he notes i attended _ by the 5th of march he notes i attended a directors meeting, laid it out— attended a directors meeting, laid it out thickly, but few believe this is going _ it out thickly, but few believe this is going to — it out thickly, but few believe this is going to be serious. is that, as far as _ is going to be serious. is that, as far as you — is going to be serious. is that, as far as you are concerned, far as you were _ far as you are concerned, far as you were aware — far as you are concerned, far as you were aware of— far as you are concerned, far as you were aware of the time from your position. — were aware of the time from your position. an — were aware of the time from your position, an accurate understanding of the _ position, an accurate understanding of the state of preparedness and emergency amongst directors in the scottish— emergency amongst directors in the scottish government, in part

the sg is correct, mr. griffith is correct, and all those who believe in that are correct, and we thank. you for the unanimous decision or position of rejecting displaced force displacement, acknowledge that, we appreciate that, and we thank you also for the unimous position of asking for humanitarian aid to be up to scale as the sg requested, and we thank you for that, what you are not unanimously agreeing to is requirement to do it, the guarantee to do it, which is calling for a cease fire and for a cease fire now, and we hope that soon that you will become unanimous in that decision to call for a cease fire. mansur made the remarks during a meeting of the un security council on the situation in gaza, in the meeting of chinese delegation called for immediate sees far. as well as measures to alleviate the humanitarian disaster that's unfolded in the coastal territory. russia also echoed the call for a truce and raise concerns over a spillover of the conflict to the region. meanwhile, several top un officia

today, ecology in russia is not fashionable words, such as sg agendas or presentations, it is actionr 2 years, rosporod supervision examined eight largest water bodies: don, op, irtysh, angara, selinga. and there the same thing, all the objects that stand on the shelf today meet the highest world standards, all technologies are observed there, and we are very strict about this, the fines are 17, more than 17, we we collect fines, of course, providing support for businesses, we treat those who do not pay with the very words, you said in the message, the violator pays, everyone remembers this principle and we clearly implement it, but you flipped through the slide, everything is written there payments are more colorful. we collect, we are an environmental vector, so we are not very proud of fines; we still believe that prevention is much better than the fines themselves. the year of the family in russia will open with a family forum, which will be held at the russian exhibition at the dnh on january 19. about this today. on tatyana golikova said at an operational meeting between prime

she is sg in. she is going to get delegates. she is there in case something happens.things continue in the trajectory that they are going you look at the numbers trump has in every one of his states coming up it is very difficult to imagine her path forward after super tuesday. >> one of the cases she's made she's talked about age, she talked about competency. as far as themes do you think that's gained any traction is far as how we look at who may be the presumptive candidates for each party? x that is a very effective argument if you are a republican biden. against joe there are plenty ofou see he struggles with names, where he is, in terms talking about anotr place. he certainly hasn't struggles given his age i believe he is 81. she has an effective argument in terms of competency she also has an effective argument. the date joe biden dropped in the polls was the end of august and 2021. that was when afghanistan happened. people believed that america should leave afghanistan and theybelieve how we left afghanin was incompetent. heas has never regained traction in t

. >> do you think you might have went too far in messagingering e sg at some point?? -- messaging esg at some point? >> well, i never believed, you know, where i should have been more focused on, most of the time finish. >> because i read your speeches. they were, like, pretty moderate, you know? >> correct. but where i believe i could have been more literate -- enter right. >> -- when i was talking about e e sg, i was really talking about sustainability. >> right. >> i was not -- and i would never refer to the other letters, and the other letters have different meanings for everyone. i think on the e side we all could talk about it, we all could debate it. and on the g side, actually, there's very little debate on governance of corporation. >> sure. let's get to bitcoin. >> sure. >> this is a huge thing. i mean, i see it as the minute larry fink put his inprim tour on this thing, it was going to go through. you don't have to take credit, but was it you? gensler hates it. they were dragging their feet -- >> there's still a lot of people who hate it. >> gensler still h

it's friday, and "early today" starts right now sg glad you're with us. i'm frances rivera the u.s. dramatically escalates its involvement in the middle east these planes seen here in footage just released by u.s. central command conducting airstrikes against houthi targets inside yemen along with the uk and others. let's go live to drew petramoix. this is big, developing news what else do we know >> reporter: well, good morning, frances. both president biden and uk prime minister sunak confirmed the airstrike last night with mr. biden saying quote, at my direction, u.s. military forces together with the uk and with support from australia, bahrain, canada and the netherlands successfully conducted strikes against a number of targets in yemen used by houthi rebels to endanger freedom of navigation in one of the world ace's most a waterways. they control about a third of the country. they have recently enforced a radical blockade against merchant ships in the red sea demanding that israel g that is istop attacks in gaza. just before the attack, a houthi leader said we don't want war w

and how this says this whole america.lawyer sg, jesse, is a . >> watch.awyer sg, jesse, is a .e will immediatelh. y appeal. we will save that ridiculous jury. and i just want to remind you of one thing. i will continue with president trump to fight for everybody'sii first amendment right to speak. why? because president trumpeak.pow e is leading in the polls. in new york. >> >> so, carol, when a civil lawsuit against trump last year, the jury ruled in that case that trump is liable for sexual abuse and said trump dida defame her. so the question that many people have tonight better how is how did the jury end up with $83 million, that big number? so it's broken dow$83 mibig numo two types of damages. you can see it there. carol's team was awarded 18 million for that first category, which stemmed from statements trump made back in 2019. carol said those damaged her reputation and caused her mental anguish. so the second is for punitive damages. this is the big money right here. $65 million there. and that was aimed at punishing trump, accordingas to the judge and the lawyers the

this can only be accomplished by a cease fire. and we keep repeating, cease fire, cease fire." the sg, he said, i need three things, cease fire, cease fire, cease fire, martin griffith repeat the same thing, every agency of the united nations is saying, we cannot implement what need to be implemented without a cease fire, and yet the security council, after 15 days of this, this abhorrent. criminal war against our people in the gaza strip is continuing, 15, 500 children at least have been killed while we were. debating here, month after month, over 26,00 palestinians have been killed in terrifying.3 million people have gone through hell every single day for 120 days, and this hell will haunt them long after this assault ends. they are trying to... see death over and over again, running for safety over and over again, though it is nowhere to be found until the international community musters the resolve to save them and to stop this war and this these atrocities. 13 members of this council have voted for immediate humanitarian se fire and 153 member states have supported such sess fire

cleanup day planting a tree in your own yard, today ecology in russia is not fashionable words, such as sgndas or presentations, it’s an action and a result, the government is implementing the largest project in history for... an ecology project, in your opinion instructions, and it includes such serious projects as a clean country, clean air, improvement of water bodies, and we actively accompany them, in a clean country there are 288 landfills of objects of accumulated damage, and we accompany each object from the moment of development of project documentation until the departure of the last bulldozer from the site, when grass is sown there, and instead of a landfill we get a clean, healthy area and actually a green lawn, and we also do the same for all other projects, general cleaning is such a project, it was born from people's request, 3.00 objects were created , in fact, a people's map and we examined almost a third of them and knowing as a priority which ones need to be reclaimed now and which ones can still wait, and separately i would like to say about the wealth of our country, s

play in sg grocery stores that support our communities. um, so i appreciate super supervisor preston and his co-sponsors for their leadership on this, um, as well as mayor breed for her leadership as well. um i'd like to be added as a co-sponsor and be supportive of all the efforts around this. so thank you very much. thank you. supervisor dorsey, on the item as amended. same house, same call. the resolution is adopted as as amended. madam clerk, uh, in addition to the immemorial already submitted on behalf of the entire board, we will adjourn, uh, in the memory of dexter scott king, would you please read the remaining immemorial? yes. mr. president, on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late jim hurley, reuben winkler, joan holden, diane ragsdale, herbert gold, and dexter scott king, on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, on behalf of supervisor preston for the late rich darnell may, on behalf of supervisor walton for the late eddie lee cottrell. and that's on behalf of the entire board of supervisors as well. on behalf of supervi

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she announced her resigna saying that with a heavy heart and love for har that i will be sg down as president. i did not come to this decision si after consultations it's in the best interest of harvard so they can navigate extraordinary challenges of the institution rather than any individual. this is the headline in the washington post, this comes at a divisive time for campuse that's wh were talking about this morning, your level of confidence in higher education. as the story impacted your level of confidence in the trust you have in higher education? 37% of the country has a bachelors degree or higher and we want to know your thoughts. you do have confidence in the higher edution system that number is (202) 748-8000, if you say no, (202) 748-8001. students and parents of college students (202) 748-8002, and all educators at (202)48-8003. we believe those phone lines up as we hear from r in w york city. what is your level of nfidence in higher education? caller: good morning, thank you r c-span. you do a tremendous job, we appreciate that. host: thank you for that, what are your thohts? c

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saw one of the highest number of shareholder proposals ever submitted, most focused on nonmaterial e sg issues. our widespread public debate and broad societal impact, clearly, defines terms and securities law. >> we sent a letter to the s.e.c. in november of 2021 where we highlighted where those controversial political issues are, and what it's going to do is it will create a pendulum swing between administrations as to what those issues are. i would actually say that no action process before 14l came in, in both democrat and republican administrations, was a colorblind process. when no extra relief was given, there were studies that showed that the stock price actually went up, which means that the system was working. >> when you say colorblind, you mean for political purposes? >> correct. >> so you say that the s.e.c. is operating under a political lens, because they have an opportunity with the broad language of 14l. >> yes, the board and the shareholder proposal process is about the strategic direction of the company. it's about the fiduciary steward of the assets of the company. i

to the right of me is supervisor engardio and i would like to thank matthew of sg goff tv for puttingn this meeting. >> please silence any electronic devices. if you have any files, you can submit them to me. public comment will be taken on each item. please line up to speak on the side ever the room. you may submit in writing to me e-mail at john dt croroll.sgftv.gov. and madam chair, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of february 6th, 2024 unless otherwise stated. >> staff: i would like to make a motion to expreuz matt dorsey. >> motion is made to excuse member dorsey. >> aye. >> aye. >> that is made. the person-to-person to to premise-to-premise for pink house by the bay located at 800 bay street. will serve the public. >> i would like to call the officer from s fpd. >> this will motion will allow them to serve beer and wine. i have zero letters of support and zero letters of pro thes. this 0202 which is sigh sap situation. there is no on -- opposition and they will monitor their to to prevent loitering. abc 2.2. >> thank you so much. a

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these cuts manage the firm and their managing the smaller firm, the smaller firm is a result of the sg good stuff to get to do an etf a bitcoin etf and you can never say a tapping but wednesday is the day i've been told in the sec will likely improve lockbox etf proposal blackrock is the biggest etf provider in the world and massive inflows and etf's, not all is gloomy and they got their messaging back i have to give it to them. wall street likes layoffs, it's whether the reason the stock is up, the etf combined with the fact that the good have earnings on friday, will they be good earnings, they get announce under management the company has turned it around and messaging as well put it together that's what you got, see what happens wednesday is going to be an interesting day i think blackrock will announce the layoffs during the earnings on friday but wednesday will be the day that everybody hears who get the first rounds if there are any nods you always have to leave that out, wednesday is the day the first round and i think blackrock is going to be in that, the company officials do

' clip importance most powerful women summit in october.e ne shocking, i wasn't there.r, it is goin sgreason and here is lieutenant colonel from the u.s. base for's. a nationalon is security imperative. we fight today and we are going to fight in the future using brainpower. and if that brain just happens to be in at trance body, youou should want them all serving alongside me.. >> laura: to make him a space>> ca ln be anti-trans, you know that, right? >> listen, man, we left becausec itau is a coping mechanism, buto thpie way we are going, laura, r a,years from now the military wl roll on the battlefield and solathe r powered tanks with com bumper stickers on the back. we will lose every war, and they will comwille home with a troph. good gosh, this is terrifying! >> laura: jimmy, when you see the coexist bumper stickers and we see them a lot here ina lo california, they are usually -- they are usually kind of driven and cars driven by women, you know, for certain age. usually, you know, long fizzled hair and big floppy dog in the backoppy. do you stay away from them or engage them be

stuart: i don't want to talk about everything sg with blackrock. i don't want to go there.own today. lauren: by almost 4%. how is that possible with the record flying? well, they cut their full-year profit forecast because costs, including labor, are just too high. that overshadows the good quarter, the earnings beat and the record 2023 for delta because markets are forward looking, and they don't like what they saw from this company. stuart: real fast, bottom right-hand corner of your screen, the dow just hit a new intraday high, 37,8. united health, i think they're well down. lauren: earnings better but their medical costs are high. they blamed medicare specifically, government program coverage being more ebbs fencive. -- expensive. they are a dow stock, so you do have do the dow at a high. stuart: how's doing going -- boeing doing? lauren: passengers on that alaska a airlines flight are suing boeing because of what happened when the door blew off. six family members -- six passengers and a family member, i apologize, say they suffered physical injury ises. one had a conc

look, you've got investors everywhere figuring out that china is an add ve adversary, sg away from somenames. you're thought on what's taking place, 6 trillion in market loss in china. ray. >> 6 trillion in market loss was the u.s.'s 5 trillion in market gain in tech stocks. davos was the fact that china is no longer the friendly one, people weren't looking at centralized government, the walter russell meed article in thewall ye the wall street joul yesterday said people are moving away from china, people see centralized planning is not the way to go and you see what happens when you're working with frenimies. it's the crackdown on chinese tech stocks, the multiple assassination you attempts on xi, there's a lot of pressure on china right now. maria: i'm wondering if this rescue package that chinese authorities are talking about, 300 plus million dollars, $278 billion, pardon me, i'm wondering if actually markets look at that and say, well, this is such a sharp reaction, maybe this is a negligence i've the. 278 billion. >> they're going to see that as a negative but the china market is

how have the funds performed, on the performance basis how does the sg do. >> it underperforms, anytimeat's troubling when you see esg implementation index funds. where someone does not want or no that their buying and esg fund the asset managers push esg agenda as stakeholder capitalism agenda into corporations at the expense of the actual shareholder. at the end of the day your investment should be working for you not against you and esg makes it against you in multiple ways. maria: investors rc and exxon mobil against activists investors over the shareholder proposals to curb the company's greenhouse gas admission and target customers omissions. exxon mobil has been in the fight for a long time and it's changed its business as a result of that. i want to get your take on the products that strive comes up with and offers to address this issue. maria: strive is about shareholders first. and exxon has been at the absolute center of the esg fight the f3 climate activist put on their board against exxon's recommendation. in 2022 exxon fought back and we engaged with exxon and that's what

they had fabulous grease margins and fabulous sg&a rates and they will have good earnings.e didn't have a recession. we're not optimistic on inventory. we're really not sure what will happen. consumer has a john. unemployment is same as this time last year. we think they will keep spending until they have a job. they are being more optimistic than they were one year ago but they have stayed really, really focused on the inventory. we'll not see a inventory problem. the fact it is taking two weeks longer to get here because the suez canal is not getting used will not be a problem. we already know it and we're planning for it. the costs were not going up a lot. we were paying 20 to 40,000-dollars for a container during covid. last year was $3,000. this year might be 4500 bucks or 6,000 but not any place close to 20,000. lauren: it is manageable. >> totally manageable. lauren: what is not manageable. what shut black swan event could knock down the consumer? >> i am scared about the two wars going on but they were already going on before this year-ended. what really concerns me

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great, andat cities and counties hold to their commitments that they're making to their own community,sg. about 20 jurisdic tions still need to adopt a state approved housing plan by the deadline tomorrow. >> a men's college basketball team got an unexpected assist to try to help them come away with a win. you have to watch this. okay so it looks like a regular basketball game, but look what's happening above holy cross in massachusetts tried to distract an opposing player's free throw by running across in their speedos and goggles and swim caps in the moment, it didn't work, the rival boston university player made both shots, but holy cross did win the game by two points, so in the end, maybe it worked. >> the player was not distracted, though. >> it depends on the player. >> yeah, now had i been out there, lost the game out , reggie aqui is playing basketball. >> finally using that height. >> i love that player's focus though. the player just stayed focused, made the free throws. >> you know what go in for your team. you know i like that. do the absolute most, do the most, go ahead. >>

defense lloyd austin meeting with israeli counterpar gt here in tel aviv operation prosperity guardian,sg an effort to respond to the houthi attacks against thef red sea shipping lanes. tit is significant because u.s. secretary of state antont y blinken was in the middle east over the past week. v he was meeting with his counterparts. the during those visits, heip discussed that this hapis done o the region and global shippingba as a whole, saving 20% of globaa shipping has been affected by these houthi attacks on going. we do understand the israeli min officials herein tel aviv remain on hig h alert tonight.ight just a few minutes ago, there was an israeli fighter jets d thflying over israel, the secd largest city. there is concern the responseis from the houthis could target the southern israeli city that does sit on the red sea. tyou might remember back ind ag october, that is when the attack started against them and israel had to use air defense system to intercept that fire headed to the jewish state, laura. >> laura: trey, thank you. bring us more as you get it. 20 us tulsi gabbard,

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but it certainly appears campa with anybody with eyes to see that biden is doinyes to sg neir of those jobs. and yet he wants you, the american people, to rubberstamp a second term. here with reactionrubberst to as big news, especially out of the supreme court hostf of tomin per lahren is fearless on outkick and fox newsle. contributor leo 2.0. leo, i'm going to start with you tonight. to. you arhe legal expertise you are a lawyer to me, the supreme court had noto me, e here. they had to take this case. and ifcase is real justice, remember, nobody was even charged with insurrection, let alone found guilty of any insurrection. to thro but democrats want to throw people off the ticket left, right, and sideways. i can't imagine anything other than a nine zero supreme court opinion on this in trump's favor. what do you say? ati hope it's a 9 to 0 vote. but i can tell you right now, trump is going to get on the he's going to be on the ballot in all 50 states.r the supreme court, sean, took this case and they said a veryer quick hearing in february. why? the they want to get the message out

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and recognize the important role of hbcus and the minority sg institutions, we've also invested nearly12 million to great permanent endowments which generated scholarships for more than 300 students last year. and i also established, this is really close to my heart, i've had tragedy in my family related to abuse of alcohol. but i established a consortium of black and hispanic and native american organizations to educate, our community about responsible use of alcohol. these are some of the ways we are working to further the dream of equal opportunity. and because weth have greater participation, when with greater participation of people of all cultures, we are stronger. as dr. king believed and fought for throughout his life. so we appreciate your partnership, reverend sharpton. thank you for having us. and thank you for everything that everyone in this room i know is doing and will continue to do to further dr. king's legacy. i certainly will continue pushing my company and our industry to do more. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, family. there's a little hole writer and my hee

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the clerk: nomination, amtrak board of directors, sg -- joel matthew szabat, to be director.: cloture motion the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby bring to a close debate on9k 356, joe matthew szabat, to be director of amtrak. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the reading of the names be waived. that the mandatory quorum calls for the cloture motions filed today be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. those opposed no. the ayes appear to have it, the ayes do have it, the motion is mr. schumer: iqu quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: n( the clerk: ms. baldwin. the senate will classically extension of government funding to avert a need to shut down and give appropriators more time to finish their work. voting at 12:30 12:30 p.m. on two republican amendments and then to final passage. getting your wasn't eas

that's why the committee has held multiple affordability hearings last spring on president biden's sgn under mortgage costs on credit worthy borrowers, that idea was an insult toltse responded by protection act to eliminate harmful cost, the senate has so far failed to act. the rental market is facing similar challenges, renters are more cost burden than they have been in t over two while rent has gone up in some areas by double-digit growth, median income for renter household actually went down between 2019 and for many, housing is becoming unattainable across the country, one in three young adults 18 - 34 still live parents, this impacts their ability to start a family, build wealth and contribu m economy. seniors with fixed incomes and the burden of increasing healthcare cost are even more cost burden than ever when it comes to w housing. in ruralur areas where land is abundant price pressure still exist issues cost increase to rent and build manufacturers or modular homes. as we confront the affordability challenges and seems to get left out of the■x conversation that l of the exp

. >> thank you, sg. >>> the weather dangerous winter storms record cold gripping much of the country,ng parts of the east coast that haven't seen snow in quite a while. and there's more of both on the way. we, of course, will get to al's forecast in just a moment. but let us begin with nbc's erin mclaughlin. she joins us live from central park. hey, erin, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. from the winter wonderland that is central park right now, it's been 700 days since new york city has seen this much snow in a single day. here in central park, it is absolutely beautiful. meanwhile, in other parts of the country, there's been so much snow that entire counties have declared a state of emergency. this morning the deadly arctic blast is gripping more than 80% of the country. killing at least seven nationwide. with five more deaths suspected to have been caused by temperatures so cold, in some parts ut feels like minus 50. transforming roads into potential death traps. >> there so many car accidents. it's really bad. >> reporter: to the south, a state of emergency declared

if you're we watching this meeting on sg goff tv, there is a slight delay. item 8 is items not listed on the agenda. >> is there any public comment or items not listed on the agenda? seeing none in the room, do we have anyone on the phone? >> clerk: there are no callers for comment at this time. >> thank you, public comment is closed. >> item 8 executive directors report. >> i could put the slide deck up police. good afternoon, mama diagram brez i'm elaine forbes, the executive director. today i would like to spend time in the report looking at this yearly 2023 and kind of taking stock of what we've accomplished. we have a lot on our plate and with we've 4 a lot to meet mission and commission strategic plan. i would like to talk about what we'll come up in january for 2024 but to give a signal going forward. i'm first and foremost really excited to present this information on behalf of port staff. we did a great job. we went really first and foremost hard on the commissionn making the port a great place to be with the clean, safe and vibrant planning and you

play in sg grocery stores that support our communities. um, so i appreciate super supervisor preston and his co-sponsors for their leadership on this, um, as well as mayor breed for her leadership as well. um i'd like to be added as a co-sponsor and be supportive of all the efforts around this. so thank you very much. thank you. supervisor dorsey, on the item as amended. same house, same call. the resolution is adopted as as amended. madam clerk, uh, in addition to the immemorial already submitted on behalf of the entire board, we will adjourn, uh, in the memory of dexter scott king, would you please read the remaining immemorial? yes. mr. president, on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late jim hurley, reuben winkler, joan holden, diane ragsdale, herbert gold, and dexter scott king, on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, on behalf of supervisor preston for the late rich darnell may, on behalf of supervisor walton for the late eddie lee cottrell. and that's on behalf of the entire board of supervisors as well. on behalf of supervi

you can find that app on your are sg about that niners thrilling come from behind victory over the green packers at levi stadium on saturday night, and superstar running back christian mccaffrey scored the go ahead touchdown right here with just a minute seven seconds left on the clock. and that was followed by a key interception. the 49ers beat the packers 24 to 21. and christian mccaffrey calls it one of the 49ers greatest postseason wins ever. >> to be able to persevere through the adversity and, um, to have mature guys on the team who can, you know, strap up and go out there and find a way to get a win at the end. it's a sign of a good team, even when you're playing bad. well quarterback brock purdy is the first to say he didn't have his best game against the packers saturday night, but he still managed to lead the 49ers to that exciting fourth quarter comeback. >> we had time on the clock, so, um, it's not like you had to be. you had to be a super hero, make a play or anything. it's do with the with the what we call the quarterback pack tells you and go through the progressions and

you can follow that sg at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three.o watch on the c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. we are joined now by brett samuels, white house reporter for the hill who previewed for us that meeting going on in the white house. welcome. tell us about that meeting. who will be there? what is on the agenda? guest: the white house is hosting the speaker at the house, the minority leader of the house, the majority leader in the senate and the minority leader, chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell respectively. we are also expected to see a handful of other lawmakers, mainly committee chairs, appropriations folks at the white house and lawmakers as they look to hash out a deal on national security spending, which the white house has been pushing since october. host: this would be president biden's and speaker johnson's second face-to-face meeting. what is the dynamic of their relationship? guest: the fact that it is just their second face-to-face meeting speaks to the fact that it is not a close relationship. speaker johnson go