joins us now -- >> white house correspondent ari shapiro -- >> our co-host ari shapiro is there. >>t long ago, but in politics, in same-sex marriage, in gay rights, it feels like a lifetime. >> repoter: what changed in terms of being married to another man and say this is my husband? >> i think the country kind of caught up to where we were. i also just became more about, is m that th differentias from one another make us more interesting, more valuable, more rich, and that those are things we should celebrate, not paper over. >> reporter: which is why shapiro now spends his vacations singing. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with the portland-based band pink martini. though he performed all through high school and college, shapiro put music behind him. then he did a story on the band. a few years later in 2008 pink martini's leader heard shapiro sing at a party and invited him to record this song for the band's new album. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and though he sung to huge audiences all over the world u sah, y a out who sings wi is a part of me that cringes a little bit and i want to say to myself, ari, s

shapiro. >> great to be with you. kennedy: i assumed that this would go on for several days there were so many potential points of contention for the jurors. areas where there could be reasonable doubt. they might have to go over and parse because of its complexity. as a person, who has been in the very situation that murdaugh's lawyers are, what does it say to you that the jury came back with a verdict after 3 hours? >> i think it is pretty simple. in this case, normally you try not to have a client testify. criminal cases, there is no c compulsion to testify. the the reason you have a client tell is because you believe that prosecution can prove the case. you will try to cop to convince the jury that is not the case. so you put your client on. what happens in my view is reasonable doubt goes out the window. they simply look at mr. murdaugh, they look him in the eye, they say, is he being truthful or is he not? and that will be the conclusion they came to very quickly as to whether or not they will find him guilty or

next, pennsylvania governor shapiro delivering his first letter addressed for the state legislatur.ce development, education, mental health care ad business investment among the top priorities highlighted by governor shapiro. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> the chair recognizes the chair of their committee to esct the governor, the gentleman from montgomery county, senator. >> is to present, members of the general assembly, as cir of the committee to export the governor, i wish to report his excellency, the governor's present and prepared to address joint session. thank you. [applause] >> the chair thinks the committee, members of the general assembly, i now have honor and privilege of presenting excellency, the governor of pennsylvania, t honorable josh shapiro with now address. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. governor davis -- madam, speaker mcclinton. [applause] hang on, stay on your feet. madam president pro tem. [applause] leader pittman, leader costa,

thank you so much for talking us through that said david shapiro. thank you for having the donkey shown. i believe i am for you. my name is pronunciation. we thank you for it. now. brittany, king charles as finished a street, a state visit to germany. the trips focused on strengthening european unity. despite the war in crime and on rebuilding ties between britain and germany that was strained by breaks it about british weather for king charles and hamburg. the monarch begin the last day of his germany trip by commemorating german victims of world war 2 error rates. the gesture at the ruins of a church is unprecedented. for british sovereign o. hamburg, bishop stressed the importance of the event as a symbol of reconciliation and hope. once among the time later, crowds turned out in front of city hoping to catch a glimpse of the royal couple what do you mean? i really wanted to see him. actually. i wanted to write a letter and give it to him. it didn't work out that way. is it, well, it's not really why we came to hamburg, but it's a special event.

was elected to be in the primary to run for governor as the republican candidate running against shapiroho is much more of a moderate so you are seeing the's primary voters galvanizing around these polarizing issues i don't think that helps the situation. >> it is a two hour show today normally a three-hour show to have plenty of calls but before the house the democratic line go ahead. >>caller: good morning. i'm a resident of maryland when i look at the cpac situation those that want to take over the i country and turn it around i can understand why real conservatives are not coming. and we won't put up with this foolishness. host: how do you expect the issue of january 6 to play out during cpac quick. >> i don't know if january at six itself will be front and center withal those results with that election security candidate site carry leg and i don't believe with the gubernatorial race from 2022 but has made comments to win the race int november. and they will talk about that and then maybe january 6 does come up with the republican attendees like nikki haley who did speak out against

sellers and shapiro thrown out of the institution for about being willing to question orthodoxies, ifve and regurgitate the proper who slogans there is an indemnity to shout down speakers, if you are willing to question the orthodoxy of campus then they'll bring the whole hoard of administrators against you and work to professionally and socially, reputation ale destroy you. that's how i saw my issue which happened in august and september of 2021 just four months later, shapiro was kicked off campus for questions president biden's to just black women. >> tucker: so you went to undergraduate college, one of the best law schools in the country. how shaken was your faith in our legal education system by this? >> well, i thought i was attending a trade school for skeptical profession. i think in the long run it's hard to be optimistic about the future judges and administrators and unimpressive bureaucrats because georgetown law is incubator for an unimpressive ruling class for tomorrow. they'll be running institutions like georgetown law. they will be at various government agencies, they

gary hoffman, laurie wright and ilya shapiro, what do you think gary?you remember the movie wall-e, we are fat blobs with screens. we were incapable of doing anything on our own, i am terrified, i shutter to think that is the path we're going down, we make things way too easy, a weird story this weekend in southern california, huge blizzard in l.a. county, mountains over the san bernardino county were completely snowed in, there were a science camp, a bunch of junior high kids who stayed an extra weekend in the camp they were in and guess what, they didn't have their cell phones. and they said they had an absolutely blast. they had to talk to people, they had to learn things, their brains unseized like an old lawn mower without oil, it is a mazing tool we have, but it is dangerous tool, i hate the fact that i have it about me all of the time. kennedy: all of the the time, lauren, it is not just teens who are addicted. >> me too. kennedy: teenage children, and sad, i think what would their lives be without smartphones, it makes me sad to think about thin

. >> david shapiro is a former fbi agent and specialist in financial crimes were no lectures at the john college of criminal justice in new york. i asked him about the source of -- sorts of charges. >> based on public reporting, i envision a set of charges that include conspiracy, falsification of business records. campaign finance disclosure fraud. insurance fraud. tax fraud. >> quite a list. >> several counts of each, i suspect. >> are these the sorts of charges that carry jail time? >> at present, most of them seem to be class e felonies, which would expose mr. trump to four years in prison. >> take us through the process. after mr. trump's lawyers surrender him tuesday, what happens then? >> basically he is formally introduced into the criminal justice system. he gets a chance to hear the formal charges against him at the arraignment, which is a hearing before a judge. he will be represented, as well as the prosecutor. he will be fingerprinted, photographed, bail will be set. the usual process. and then some discovery, that is, evidence or records and things, may be given to trump's

that's of a new governor josh shapiro speaks of the state legislature in his first address on the state budget. senate hearing a big tech dominance and rights now florida governor ron desantis highlights economic growth and hurricane recovery efforts in this year's state of the state address from the state capitol in tallahassee david this is nearly 30 minutes. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] mr. speaker, madam president, members of the legislature and fellow citizens, my duty under the constitution is to inform the legislature concerning the condition of the state and to recommend measures in the public interest. what we used to do in that military, here is the bluff. the bottom line up front. florida is number one and working together we will ensure florida that remains the one state in these united states. [applause] florida is the fastest growing states in the nation. we rank number one for net in migration. we rank number one and the nation for new business formations. we are number one and economic growth amongst large states. florida has more people employed today than

. >> art shapiro of uc davis has been counting butterflies for 45 years. >> the question is will they survive given the rapid change that we are seeing now and the extent to which we modify the landscape. >> some landscape modifications are actually helping. 600 acres of milkweed planted last year. at eight critical monarch sites. >> i saw a lot more interest in helping to protect these monarchs. >> so far so good. >> that's because the early indications looks good. from a low of zero the numbers had a surprising rebound two years ago and the count ending in december showed more monarchs than then there had been in 20 years, but remember the end of december? it rained so much that the numbers went down by 50% since then. more than the usual seasonal 43% decline. but it is still much better than the none at all of 2020. so, overall, >> when we saw the first cluster last year, i think we started crying. we were not sure if it would fall down to the 2020 levels or if we can have as many as 2021. to be able to see them and watch numbers grow has been so wonderful. >> everyone is hoping fo

to the level that a person with a degree would have >> reporter: beth stood alongsid governor josh shapiros he eliminated the college barrier for 92% of jobs in state government >> that was your first official act of governor why? >> we want folks to know that we're going to judge you based on your skills and the grit and determination that you bring to bear >> reporter: opening up about 65,000 jobs to non-college graduates. the democrat joined his republican counterpart in maryland and utah who made similar moves >> i am sick and tired, frankly, of this attitude that if you don't go to college you don't have the requisite skills to succeed >> reporter: more than 62% of americans over 25 don't have a bachelor's degree. for people like doreen mahu, who works in the governor's office, college simply wasn't an option. >> i come from a one-person home, single mother. my father in and out of incarceration i remember in high school my mom saying you have to get a job. you're not going to go to college. >> reporter: about halfway through her career, doris did decide to go back to school >> i just

i'm off to me abby shapiro head chef at royal. to find out more. frank came to me with the cal d it's like he it is use thatnce he started telli me this story once we started dialoguing on benefits. more than anything sustainability perspective. i started playing around i started using it in a variety of different ways that can feel like. man this has like. so i just go ahead and yeah go ahead and and as you would. regular pasta is smells fantastic right you goes. that's right it is good. we're going to actually see this kind of ocean farming. have a significant impact on ocean clean up on climate change your no weeding out we need the eagles of the stuff we need to get it out. you've got to do with the customer if i suppose the cuomer the way that. people start asking for it. then when brent figure out. how to mass for those of that's not my that's not my department yeah? my goal is if they like it. i've done my bit. changes of food here in new haven three d. farming is at the heart of old. i'm only gonna tell a story and a hopeful story about the

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. >> reporter: art shapiro of uc davis has been counting butterflies for 45 years. >> the question iser they will manage to survive, given very rapid change we're seeing now and the extent to which we've modified the landscape. >> reporter: some landscape modifications are actually helping. >> this is our newest restoration. >> reporter: 600 acres of milk weed were planted last we're. >> if you break off part of the leaves. >> reporter: at eight critical monarch sites. >> this is the only tree where they cluster. >> not at all. i also saw a lot more interest in helping to protect these monarchs. >> reporter: and so far, so good? >> i think so. >> reporter: that's because the early indications looked good. >> the numbers are going up. >> reporter: from a low of zero, the numbers had a surprising rebound two years ago. and the count ending in december showed more monarchs then than there had been in 20 years. but remember the end of december? it rained so much that the numbers went down by 58% since then. more than the usual seasonal 43% decline. but it's still much better than the none

oversee general assembly thank you for welcoming me to first lady laurie shapiro. [applause] you all are real smart to clap for her. and to welcome of ourour children sophia and jonah who are with us today. [applause] along with our second lady, blair holmes and davis who will join us. madam speak, let the record reflt their members of the senate w rose to clap f ms. holmes jainismrior to lieutenant governor standing up. all rig? i also want toelcome our distguishe cabinet and sior members of our team led by dana here today. i am mindful of the high honor it i to address you from this. i sat there seven budget addresses as a house membe in fact i sent rate there in seat 75. pl misspoken this chamber's thereat rostereaker sam smith invited me to deliver my farewell remarksn ddecember 15, 2011. in thatpeech i talked about the shared responsibility. not just in this buildingut all across thisommonwealth. to confront our greatest challenges and me pennsylvania forward the task we face are too great for any one man to addss tooignificant for any one litical party or ath

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s ambassador to israel dan shapiro. he's also a distinguished fellow at the atlantic council ambassador really appreciate your time. first off when you see the pictures of these massive protests in the country's main airport, being at a standstill for hours. what's your reaction? well it was a spontaneous eruption. very emotional reaction last night to the prime minister's decision to fire the defense minister when he spoke up and said, even though he supports the judicial overhaul that's been proposed. he felt pushing forward through it at this time, but actually be dangerous for israel security, he said. so because so many reservists and the idea of including air force pilots were refusing to serve the government they felt was straying from democratic principles and because of intelligence about how israel's enemies might take advantage of this chaos, and while there had been demonstrations, as with said earlier, these felt angrier, certainly spontaneity to them, and it's so spooked members of netanyahu's own coalitio

s ambassador to israel dan shapiro. so nice to see you, mr ambassador.et's start with the latest news from there. what will a general strike called by both labor and major employers mean for that country? well, the country is in some degree chaos. at the moment . prime minister netanyahu miscalculated barely very badly when that he'd fire this defense minister who had warned to pushing forward with this judicial overhaul legislation would cause a major danger to israel's national security. he defense minister you're gonna actually favors the legislation , but he based his warning on the fact that massive numbers of idea reservists, including air force pilots were refusing to serve under government they believe was abandoning democratic. and he also cited intelligence that israel's enemies we're planning to take advantage of the chaos. so they're already strong protests against the judicial overhaul, but last night when he fired the defense minister, there was a spontaneous eruption thousands of hundreds of thousands or at least pouring into the streets a

dan shapiro, ambassador. thanks for taking the time this morning. could be with you, jim.you joining us from tele? viv you're right in the middle of all this. you hear netanyahu, saying that these changes will go through one way or another. is there a compromise here? that would satisfy the protesters, but also keep netanyahu's coalition together as well. it's very hard to find that compromise. there is a compromise that probably 75 or 80% of his israelis could accept . there are even among the protesters, some who acknowledge that the supreme court may have arrogated to itself more power than it should have. for that least, there's a real reason to try to re balance the power between the court and the executive branch over that's as it's unfolded over the last number of years, but not the version that netanyahu had proposed, which would have said intially rendered the supreme court neutralized and given all the power to one branch of government. so there is a compromise version, but not one that will satisfy both the far right of the senate now coalition and perhaps to de

. >> reporter: pennsylvania governor josh shapiro on the ground touring the devastation. the blast captured on a weather cam by fox 29 rocked neighboring businesses and homes and even moved some off of their foundation. >> that building literally moved four feet. >> reporter: kimberly lives four blocks from the blast zone. today she wanted to see the chaos firsthand. under gray and gloomy skies teams of first responders, heavy machinery and search dogs could be seen sifting through the rubble. >> i can't even imagine what the families are going through at >> reporter: amidst all the ruin some pause for celebration overnight. >> on the ground a victim removed from the rubble. >> the discovery of life from the overnight recovery efforts provides hope that others still may be found. >> reporter: for many residents, it's a twofold tragedy between the loss of life and this piece of history. >> it's terrible. i know somebody who works there. i have a co-worker who knows somebody who works there. everybody knows somebody tied to it. >> and george joins us tonight near the scene

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we had people like sandra sellers and ilya shapiro,n who were thrown out of the institution just for being willing to question campust bein orthodoxies. and it was parret of an ongoing double standard where ifre your progressive and you regurgitate the proper slogans, then there's an indemnity built into shouting down speakers. this is on full display at stanford. a few years ago, a few weeks ago, rather. o of campus >> but if you're willing to question orthodoxy ofs campus, then they'll bringyou an the whole horde of administrators againstd and wok to professionally and socially reputational destroy you. e whic and that's how i sawh my issue, which happened in august 202 and september of 2000.1 twenty to 2020 one .or just four months later, ilya shapiro was kicked off of campus for questioning president biden's decision to limit his supreme court nomination to just black women. so you went to proceedduate co to undergraduate college, get into one of the best lawow schools in the country. >> how shaken was your faith in our legal education? >> system by this? well, i thought i was at

and what ray of said, reminds me of a book, i'm reading right now by james shapiro, a really brilliant shakespearean scholars writing, who wrote a book called the year of lear. and one of the things he goes through in that book is the jazz jazz with principal, the developed in the early 16, hundreds of equivocation, which essentially meant lying to protect the catholic church and to protect catholics. it was forgiven by god. indeed, it was safer to lie in this way. that's what characterizes our politicians today. and that disturbs me more than almost anything else because that's the end of our democracy. if we don't stop it and the media, instead of ripping that a heart every day, as julian assigns, for example, did aids and the best you can run to democracy. that way. right. your thoughts on that, and i'm glad the julian us onto my name has been brought up. i mean it criminalizing telling the truth, it goes right in line with larry with larry was just saying there, go ahead re. well, there's another old jesuit, a go recept, bald invincible ignorance. now, if your ignorance is in miss

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my brother al jazeera journalist to eula shapiro, villanova has more on the meeting from moscow. this is of course presentation pay his 1st trip to moscow since the beginning of russia's special military operation in ukraine. he also said that he chose russia, his 1st destination after being re elected something. what he had done 10 years ago to the 2 leaders had an informal meeting at the kremlin. the chinese president called him a page in his dear friend and reiterated that a close relationship that the 2 countries are now enjoying should continue. during the meeting, we heard from him in person saying that he had carefully read china's plans for the ukrainian pride to settlements and the re room for discussion. and russia is always open for stations. and just to remind you that chinese please plan has been presented rounds of months ago prior to she's visit to moscow. the main program, michelle, for, for tuesday, that so many expect that the conflict in ukraine will talk dutch and it is now into 2nd year. and it doesn't show any signs of basic besides the cranium crisis, there

he did the same with governor shapiro of pennsylvania. we saw administrator reagan standing to announce the order with governor dewine and governor shapiro with congressman bill johnson and congressman deluzio. so many others. i think that collaboration focused on getting this cleanup has been why remarkable. >> thank you for that. mr. shaw, same question, please? >> thank you for the question, senator. i have been really clear than i am focused on the environment to clean up and making east palestine thrive. the things that have gone really well have been the coordination and collaboration that we have received from the folks at this table. i have made a personal commitment to secretary buttigieg, and governor dewine, and mayor conway, and fire chief grayback, and governor shapiro, and administrator regan, that we are going to do everything it takes. i have a genuine affection for the folks of east palestine. i know several of my peers on this panel do. as well, you walk around town you start to see these yard signs pop up. the yard side

shapiro in pennsylvania.on't think the challenges hold water as much as they do if those people win, somebody like that. host: got it. adrian in pittsburgh, good morning. is it president biden or someone else in 2024? we lost the call. we will go to nancy in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: hello and good morning. i am glad i got in. i just wanted to say i have always been a democrat. of course, biden has done a pretty good job. i cannot say anything about that. for either candidate, biden or trump and what they are saying as far as harris being vice president also, i would not vote for either of them because if anything were to happen with president biden. i think trump and biden are in the same age category. i would not want harris to be our president. host: why not? caller: well, i remember way back when he put her in charge of the border. there has not been much about her effective of what she has helped in our country that i have seen. she is sort of hidden. president biden has some extra burdens as f

shapiro in pennsylvania.on't think the challenges hold water as much as they do if those people win, somebody like that. host: got it. adrian in pittsburgh, good morning. is it president biden or someone else in 2024? we lost the call. we will go to nancy in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: hello and good morning. i am glad i got in. i just wanted to say i have always been a democrat. of course, biden has done a pretty good job. i cannot say anything about that. for either candidate, biden or trump and what they are saying as far as harris being vice president also, i would not vote for either of them because if anything were to happen with president biden. i think trump and biden are in the same age category. i would not want harris to be our president. host: why not? caller: well, i remember way back when he put her in charge of the border. there has not been much about her effective of what she has helped in our country that i have seen. she is sort of hidden. president biden has some extra burdens as f

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and uh, we have uh a wonderful performance, considering or the world of murd, initiations, adolfred shapiroy when the dramatic director comes to the opera house. and this is a slightly different picture, and the young man proposed to his girlfriends at the opera house. they asked me to come out so that i could take a picture with them. i congratulated them. it was very touching. i'm telling now. there are goosebumps in it. on the skin they were young they are. this is really very touching. and and it is now and uh, people today young people come to the opera and classical concerts in order to ah, to have some you understand another energy supply. uh, there are people who can come with a headache to a concert and leave prik- absolutely happy. this is our practice. we we know about it. it is very important. for us for those who serve classical music, but you do not only listen to classical music. you are m-th person number one at the opera, i'm there in general, well, i will say, not modest. yes, but uh, uh, this position is already fraught with even more responsibility, yes, i mean, you feel