that's coming up on "sp-sp-sp-sp-sp-sp-sparks!" tyler?ll, finally, many political pundits provided incorrect predictions about the midterm elections, but none were more off than those from "tooning out the news'" beloved prediction turtle bobo the wise, who predicted a red wave that never formed. now, "tooning out the news" holds itself to a high standard of journalistic excellence, so, bobo, this conversation is never easy. we need to let you go. i think you know why. i don't wanna drag this out. so just leave your keycard with hr on the way out. bobo, this could be the best thing that ever happened to you! hr will pass along cobra information! -oh. let's grab drinks sometime. -this is your steve jobs moment, bobo! -charles, any advice for bobo as he embarks on his next chapter? -[ laughs ] the only advice i would say is that, uh -- -bobo! -oh, no. oh, no. -oh, no! -n-o-o-o-o! -just hit me -- he's gonna miss tonight's "sparks!", isn't he? -alright. thank you to my co-hosts and "tooning out the news" contributor charles blow. thanks, char

based on sp 202, the sp rules, and the courses of laying these out we had over 2.5 million beforehand. election day itself, this is one of the things going back to my old life as a political consultant. negative campaigns tend to depress turnout. i think all of us who live in this state might have seen a handful of negative ads, especially around the senate race. psychologically speaking, we can't speak to exactly why it was lower, but i think that was a large part of it. people throw up their hands and said, i don't want to deal with any of this. i was excited. i was optimistic, hoping for 2 million yesterday. we do not have it but 1.4 million was solid. that got us back to a pretty good turnout. we saw wide margins in most of the race with the exception of the senate race. voters had every opportunity to make their voice heard. nobody got in the way of this thing. looking at how quickly we were moving i do not think that even if we had 5000 more we would not have had significant lines. reporter: [inaudible] chief sterling: there will always be something that happens on election day.

sps had not filled 20% of its authors positions including 200 law enforcement positions. we are currently conducting work on these changes since if he is moved the management directorate and collaborating on staffing shortages. we expect this work right into 2022. members of the subcommittee this concludes my statement. >> thank you very much. we thank the witnesses for your testimony and nevermind the subcommittee that each one of us has five minutes to question the panel and i now recognize myself for five minutes for questions. your testimony is very important. 70% of the fsb -- fps' recommendations not implemented. ms. latham you cite a number of factors. you cited the challenges of the southern border. is this 70% non-implementation something by you or something that's been going on for a number of years? >> thank you for the question. the work we are doing now is to further -- some of the recent we had heard in our prior work were due to not having proper estimates as i noted in the needed these cost estimates to further understand the scale of what's needed to addr

states in the country and , because there is still a belarusian house in poland, a branch of polish sp. a lower subsidiary of the cia is the extremist bilsat radio liberty which also financed by the west and do not shun dirty tricks. there are various programs for youth that recruit and offer their world more polish institutions, both governmental state and non-state institutions played a key role in the attempted virtual coup d' état in the republic. active stimulation of the work of various ngos that operated from polish territory, and various informal media channels that extremely actively rocked the situation in the republic and played a key role again in the attempted coups. here we can talk about the m-th leading role of the polish government and polish society in this situation. and poland actually played a role, and here are the bridgeheads. such an attack on neighboring independent states, given the american influence mentioned above, is not at all surprising. how ukraine behaved in addition to a massive information attack, the tricks of the psychological operations center. th

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so folks don't have to worry about run offs and our democracy is sp still responsive.was -- we have a great graphic up of warnock and walker smiling and you looked angry, it makes me like you even more. i know people are very mad today. but, guess what. appeal to voters who want less government and more freedom, it is not a difficult thing to do. it is not your fault that you ran a principled campaign. no one -- i will say this until i am blue in the face. probably from choking on a champagne cork, no one is entitled to your vote, not one person. >> absolutely,u your voice is your hot, and not beholden to anyone. you know i like to say people try to call me a spoiler, you can't spoil what is already rotten, that is the government in dc, i am exposing the problems that exist in dc and functional problem in u.s. senate. all these things that most americans agree on, never get done, the system is broken. and they call me a spoiler, because him highlights how spoiling and rotten the festering body in dc is. 80 thousand plus voters agree with he. kennedy: that is a lot of p

. >> reporter: many shoppers say that it's important to shop local, because every dollar sp community. many small businesses, like flashlight books, also donates local schools. school highlights local writers with local events like this. >> with events where people can hang out coming here. it's really important. >> reporter: in walnut creek, kpix five. >> reporter: comes after san francisco mayer did pretty much the same thing around union square for the holiday shopping season. on black friday, there were decent decent sized crowds . no reports of smashes and grabs, like we saw last year around the same time. >> reporter: two new considered housing sites for homeless populations. they are trying to increase housing units as homelessness continues to incline. >> about 100 homes would be added to each location. >> bay area fans of comics, anime, sci-fi, horror, and gaming are going all out today. the fan expo brought the comic-con experiences san francisco for the first time ever. fans are all decked out in the costumes of their favorite characters. they have a chance to listen to pan

one thing i want to clarify his people talked about sp 202 shortening the runoff time to four weeks. that has been the runoff time in the state. for many years until a federal lawsuit came through, because the you a extended to nine weeks. paul was elected in a four-week runoff. saxby had a four weeks. they executed it in the past. with early voting. with no absentee and election day voting. this is not the first time i had to do and it is not that unique. marsha. [indiscernible] >> they have done the instant runoff. we will change out ones who have not sent in a ballot. we will work on the logistics to put in runoff ballot for the electronic about the delivery side. it is more work on our side to see who those voters are. the swath of the voters who already voted. they executed their vote. it is a small number. mark. it's like a tennis match. nobody in the middle wants to ask anything. [indiscernible] >> yes. [indiscernible] >> a couple things that play. first, georgians took huge advantage of pre-election day voting. the whole point is to take pressure off election day. that was a

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towards the redistribution of powers, the spc is not a tool for acquiring new powers, by whomever the spscontrol authorized people and evaluate the quality of the execution of powers. this is the first, second and most important, where, after reformatting the power structure in belarus, the current heads of both houses of parliament the prime minister along with all deputy governors and other people in power. now it does not matter. lukashenka is creating a system of power for the future, such a system that would function stably after the era of archaically strong presidential power ends, but for now, lukashenka is president, we are only correcting the current system of power. they change it for something else. because a lot in our system of power is tied to the fact that the president is a strong personality, a person who personally accepts the most an important and difficult decision in a critical situation or in a calm but always quickly confidently and, as the practice of the last almost three decades has shown, effectively, if right now even a slightly less strong personality is put

but the fresh topic of the buildup of belarusian sps and issues has the pricing of the expected fruitsid not bring people up at the assembly, it did not work out. although the curators, most likely, were reported, but the task, according to the head of the presidential administration, was belarusians. they see what is happening and understand the events. will this is literally a fresh example, this is an attempt to destabilize the situation among individual entrepreneurs, information was released. again through the internet that the markets are on strike, people do not go out. i mean those who trade there in a real situation in real life. there was no such situation . yes, many, uh, at that time tried to figure out how the stages of education would go on, the authorities did an active job of explaining. yes, some of them had a period there for some day, when someone there was thinking about how to live the situation, that is, it was not even about destabilizing the situation in this environment. firstly, the dialogue between the authorities worked and secondly, our people understand an

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capitol police had cameras installed outside house speaker and people lucy's home -- sp eaker nancy pelosi's home well before the attack, but what about an alarm? sources confirmed to the i-team the speaker does have a private security system, and questions are being raised about how the security system interacted with police agencies the morning of the attack. law enforcement sources confirm to abc news, when the home security alarm is triggered, the private security system is supposed to notify the san francisco police department first, then u.s. capitol police. but two sources familiar with the matter say capitol police never received a call from the private security system and say it is unclear if the alarm never went off. a huge -- a huge oversight paired with no physical security detail. >> these threats are not new, let's be very clear. stephanie: what is also clear -- >> there was no security present. there was no capitol police, no private security present at the time. stephanie: while u.s. capitol police was not physically there, the department confirmed their cameras captured the

no one can sp this process.her and campaigner at corporate europe observatory was involved in compiling much of this information and explain why the number of lobbyists has been going up. >> there are two reasons. the united arab emirates rock a lot of fossil fueled lobbyists this year that we did not see lester. another reason is, this cop is about gas deals. since the invasion of ukraine, we have seen european governments scrambling to sign a new gas dealsnd that is what we are seeing at cop. >> i thought cop w abo saving the climate? >> it should be. that is what is so depressing. 25% more lobbyists are trying to stop the process of tackling climate change. it is important to realize the fossil fuel companies have business models built on drilling and burning oil and gas. bpn shall, -- bp and shell, that is where they make their billions. we need to realize that the companies have different interests to all of us who are trying to tackle climate change. maryam: on the flipside, some may argue you need these c

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sp+, which gives the right to duty-free delivery of goods to the eu, in this case we are talking about than 6,000. names potentially. here, perhaps, the participation of uzbekistan in this way, even in some agreement with the european union in the re-export of goods, in any case, this terminal can only be used with the help of the russian railway network, that is, the delivery of goods goes through russian railways . what is the advantage of vens? this is an ice-free port. second in latvia last year a turnover of 111 million passed through it. as i understand it, now it has fallen very much, and there are interests from different sides. that is, on the one hand , uzbekistan is trying to implement the agreement on preferential conference trade that it has with the european union of april, but its geographical position does not allow this. here is how to use this agreement. e, sending goods directly to uzbekistan, we are talking about transit, in this case we are talking about transit, primarily the territory of the russian federations, the latvian authorities themselves will be able to

of such information for europeans and for the west. aspects of international e-e transfer regional spaspects of this war they often want because it is probably psychologically easier for them to understand this conflict as a regional can- how can one simply say that between slavic e-e conflict which if there were not some there are belgians or spaniards, and that's why i'm probably a ukrainian speaker. all these other aspects should also be clarified here. i guess it's not necessary to say that tomorrow russian tanks will be standing in your cities there. i think it's a bit of an apocalyptic scenario it works rather. we need to talk about this system of international security. what is russia? i am a member of the united nations as a member of the nuclear non- proliferation regime. to western politicians, thank you, thank you, address , address, sumland, political scientist, analyst of the stockholm center for eastern european studies, we were in touch and we continue this eastern european topic with a belarusian journalist, to the editors of the european council, with the promised lok

well, of course, the current e forum in sochi atom sp 2022, it, apparently, will be one of the most original, because a lot of e international leading experts came from dozens of countries here in sochi , firstly, as well. secondly, here we are talking about the so -called new competencies, as nuclear scientists say. these are new types of fuel in the context of building a closed nuclear fuel cycle. these are new carbon fiber materials, innovative composites. these are the so-called non-atomic competencies. these are energy winds. this is hydrogen energy, which is now also developing very promisingly. the forum opened quite recently and alexei likhachev, head of the state corporation rosatom, addressed the guests and participants who had gathered. here are his words. i am sure that our forum, our today's conversation will be an important step in the further development of nuclear energy on earth in the further development of the possibilities of peaceful atom by mankind. dozens of booths are now here in sochi, dozens of teams of international experts, in particular, we saw the booth of china

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territory of ukraine service, which cannot exceed 35 years, the nearest probable position of the s-3 spsbeen launched is in the area of ​​​​the city of kamenka bukskoe lviv region. the 540th anti-aircraft missile regiment of the apu is located there. one of the divisions of this regiment was in the chervona grad area. from there to the crash site no more than 25 km. obviously , the calculation of the anti-aircraft complex. i just didn't have time to hit our rocket. and he gave a blind attack, the possible reason for the rocket was, the old one did not undergo proper maintenance, another possible reason, the reason for the 540th regiment, was used, modifications were used on which the device responsible for self-destruction of the rocket was not installed at all when it missed as a result, civilians were killed, while washington, sending its investigators to the scene , did not put pressure on warsaw to make access for ukrainian wards. but they finally decided on the wording to make russia guilty of the fact that the ukrainian military struck a bigger blow, nevertheless. whatever the fina

abortion issue on tomorrow's ballot, san jose state university and menlo college lecture, donna crane sp. us at 3 pm today on getting answers. she doesn't expect the abortion proposition to be a big vote motivator in california, but she thinks abortion rights will get people to vote in other states. kansans actually turned out more of them turned out to vote for the measure that was on their ballot than to vote in the primaries for governor. so it has been motivating in other places. totally sure. it's a big factor in california's race. anybody who's seen the length of our ballot knows we got a lot of stuff to vote on. donna crane is a former lobbyist who focused on advancing abortion rights? and tomorrow on election night will be live streaming results as soon as the polls close from 8 to 11 pm. you can watch that with our abc 7 bay area app on your smartphone or smart tv and here on tv. you can watch abc 7 news at 4:00 beginning at five. we'll go live to abc network coverage of national elections with live local cut-ins every 30 minutes then abc 7 news at 11. we'll have a full recap of

tonight, more republicans are speaking out against former president trump's mar-a-lago sp dinner withfuentes, a prominent white nationalist and holocaust denier, who was there as a guest of rapper kanye west. in the last 24 hours, former vice president mike pence, house leader kevin mccarthy and senate leader mitch mcconnell have all expressed criticism of that meeting. >> anyone meeting with people advocating that point of view,ip ad in my judgment, are highly unlikely to ever be elected president of the united states. >> o'donnell: former vice president pence said trump was "wrong" and should apologize for giving an anti-semite a seat at the table. all right, here in washington, members of both parties in congress are vowing to avoid a nationwide rail strike that could potentially derail the u.s. economy. we get the latest now from cbs'd ed o'keefe. >> reporter: in his first post-election meeting with top congressional leaders, president biden today said lawmakers need to put the brakep congr on a potential railroad strike. >> it's a tough call, but i think we have to do it. the eco

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you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ bbc vishala sp. hello.rough, but then, as the sun comes out, anticipate some lively showers, as well. here's the rain first thing out towards the southwest, and then, through the morning, it quickly sweeps across england and wales, pulls out of northern ireland, comes to settle across central scotland by lunchtime, and then, will slowly work its way northwards here through the afternoon. brighter skies following on — yes, it will stay windy throughout the day, gales possible around our irish sea coasts, and those winds will carry in some pretty punchy showers and carry them a fair way east. so, we could see some showers just about anywhere — they're likely to be most frequent, though, in the west. temperature—wise, a shade up on the figures we saw at the start of the week, around average values. that front�*s out of the way later on on wednesday, but here we go thursday, doing it all again, and low pressure sweeping in another band of rain across the uk. now, the positioning of this front might be slightly

lined the streets where hundreds of people had gathered before calling for an end to strict lockdown. sp warranties must testing and disruptions that have been enforced for 3 years. reports quoting demonstrated, say, authorities have opened inquiries into the events of the past few days and have been summoning people suspected of attending protests to give written statements detailing their activities. many people have used the demonstrations to speak out about a range of grievances including censorship and diminishing civil liberties. despite the challenge to the chinese government, unless the down to the force any change, people can go to the street, i somewhat as spontaneously to boys. they are a discontent to demand for freedom. ah, you know, but for any kind of movement to sustain, you need an organizing structure. you need a civil society groups, union activists, but those people are gone. they are in jail. they are silent though. are there any desire or the media briefing on tuesday, health officials did say they would address concerns about excess of controls and fine tune regula

they say to you, this is a -- democrats are a sp scared party with good reason, they are likely to geted out, we'll see. or whether the polls are right and there are a bunch of neck-and-necks. >>> dana, i thought it was the interesting president biden used choice and r referendum language in that sound bite, i remember jen psaki saying it would be a tough night if it is a referendum. he is trying to put that out there? >> that is what i ticked picked up on, i defer to my mentor karl rove, as much as joe biden would like this to be ch choice election is not, midterms are always a referendum. they knew they were likely to use the majority in the house, the senate is a different kettle of fish, it is super close. >> say well the of money that has gone into it. on republican side they had to overcome deep divisions from the primaries, i think in pennsylvania. it was huge. they beat each other up, whoever came out of that was having a little bit of a hill to climb. oz show he's can do that, now that race is very much tied, but the republicans believe that if they can keep pennsylvania in th

when news should fit into sp( generally?sport is escapism for all of us and regardless of where it's taking place, then you should stick to where the news belongs and leave the action alone for the fans to enjoy? no, i actually, to be clear, i actually think that sport is a reflection of life. and life is complicated, and life is nuanced, and life deserves context. and life is at the intersection of politics and decisions and controversies. what i have an issue with is when we cherry pick what is acceptable and when to use sports as a platform. and i understand why people sometimes say, "let's just keep politics out of sports," but the truth is, you can't. so i actually come down from the perspective of i believe that colin kaepernick, who is an athlete here in the us who decided to take a knee during the national anthem, has a right to express himself. i also believe that soccer athletes in europe who want to express solidarity with palestinians and gaza have a right to express themselves. and i believe that athletes in eur

. >> i was a terrible student at one point in my life, i thought i was sp stupid, my teachers and class mates agreed, then my mother made me start reading books, i got to the point that i became a book worm, i knew everything it changed the trajectory of my life, as someone that started out in lowest wrungs of society economically to ascend to top 1% that was not an accident that is because of a solid education. that wasn't something teaching me about what my gender was or pronouns i should use, but providing the appropriate type of education that allows you to function in our society. trey: here to talk about education, are cofounders of enriched literacy education, mary cantwell and brent uton, tell us what concerns you most about the state of education for our children and then we'll go on to solutions. what concerns you both now. >> congressman thank you so much for having us on again. keeping education in the forefront for your viewers and all americans. it is so important. most concerning as we have spoken about and we started chatting about this with you last year at-this-point,

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clay thompson believes are a return home could be the cure to ending that warriors losing streak abc 7 spsight's game at chase center will be a welcome sight for the warriors who have yet to win on the road and are coming off an owen 5 road trip where he's going to welcome in mike brown and the kings for the second time in just over two weeks. steve kerr's squad will look to snap a five-game slide and rotation changes are on the way the main headline jonathan camino will be in the rotation. he's gonna get minutes or your second year guard average just under 11 minutes 2.7 points per game before getting this chance friday night responding with 18 points and 38 minutes clay thompson along with every other started did not play in new orleans, but clay did score a season high 27 against orlando and he's thrilled to be back in the bay. seemed like a road trip from hell, but all very grateful to get home in one piece and hopefully start a win streakyoeo a fresh start com even though his road trip. we didn't play great. we was in every game. we feel like we should have won most of those games so

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. >> there was a lob pass called sp 35 that enables developers who are building a certain amount of affordablemvent the environmental review process. the developers sued the city and the city won in the trial court. the tribe as well. then, the developer appealed. the developer 1 the appeal. >> there was an archaeologist that came here and found the shell mounds. a few years later, the same archaeologist was hired by the developer and found nothing. >> the lot now does include an exception for the west berkeley shell amount and other resources. unfortunately, the exception does not apply retroactively. there was a very small window in which sites were not protected. >> we have a different vision for the best use of this land. a green space and cultural part. there is not one place in the bay area that talks about aloni history and resiliency. this could be that place. berkeley has decimated our sites and holds 9000 our ancestral remains. why not turn em th bong. ke we kids.e thebi not on asphalt but a place that is green and has trees. not only good for us but for everyone now living in the ba

that is why sp, and we are the exclusive discussions with apollo and penrose.ighly confident over the next week we will come to an agreement. yvonne: what about the asset management side? is there a sale of part of it? >> these are the rumors. we need to move the specialist asset management so we do not need to be the biggest globally, but we need to have growth capabilities that we also need from a product and product provider perspective for our wealth management clients and institutional clients. yvonne: the restructuring is being funded by new investors, the saudi's. there are questions raised around the swiss government allowing this sort of stake given the saudi's human rights record. >> we are very happy that we have investors like the saudi national bank. it is a private institution and this is also a region that is growing so we are very happy that they secure that type of investment into what they believe is a great franchise at credit suisse. dani: axel lehmann there. let's also bring in yvonne man who conducted this interview. really great interview

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was doing anything inappropriate, but musk has international business ties with tesla and twitter and sp's turn to foxconn. they will continue expansion in china amid the latest quarter results. the figures show the impact of the strict covid control measures eunice yoon is joining us from beijing with the latest on the story. >> reporter: seema, good morning. the apple supplier posted a 5% rise in profit, but missed expectations and sees a flat fourth quarter with the covid situation with the facility in china. the company wants to very quickly shore up so it can have that facility back up and running and officials say the evident which has been province wide to restaff the facility has made progress. quoting authorities saying they believe they will be able to lure back the 100,000 or so people needed to get the factory fully online toward the end of the month. the situation with foxconn is part of the what seems to be the experiment by beijing to maintain zero covid and mitigate the social as well as economic fallout. the state media has been praising the city of guangzhou as they des

. >> look at josh sp shapiro, thew governor of pennsylvania and went after da krasner and -- >> harristwo people able to win and josh spa shapiro got over 3 million votes and it's historic. >> will: leave is here and all you have to wait is 90 minutes for jesse watters prime time. up next, the left is losing their mind again over elon musk and twitter. what the billionaire just did that set them off. ♪ >> jeanine: the drama never ends with elon musk and twitter and journalist declaring the social media website to be dead after hundreds of twitter employees resigned and said instead of following musk's hard core ultimatum to work hard or get the hell out. the company telling employees it would temporarily close its offices and cut badge access till monday. the democrats sound like they're ready to investigate the tecti tan. >> he can do whatever he wants inside of the companies but when he's dealing with the federal government in terms of federal laws, he's not free to do that. you cannot ignore what the federal government is requiring of your company. they will pay a price if they don'

. >> there was a law passed called sp 35, that enables developers who were building affordable housingcumvent the environmental review process. the developer sued the city. the city won in the trial court. the tribe also. then, the developer appealed. the developer won the appeal. >> there was an archaeologist that came and found the shellmound. then, a few years later the same archaeologist was hired by the developer and then found nothing. >> the law does include an exception for the west berkeley shellmound and other resources. unfortunately, that exception doesn't apply retroactively. there was a small window in which sites like the west berkeley shellmound were not protected. >> we have a different vision for the best use of this land. a green space and a cultural park. >> there is not one place in the bay area that talks about the history and the resiliency and that this could be that place. why not the city of berkeley. uc berkeley hasn't decimated our sacred site and holds 9000 of our ancestral remains. when i return them home? part of them belong at the west berkeley shellmoun

i'd see with my own eyes, women of every age, children of every age with whatever were their earthly sp possessions on their back, all lined up and being processed to leave their home country and leave their men behind to fight against the russians. as a member of samaritan's purse said that day, he said i never thought we see those sights that weren't in black and white, because they harkened back to images from the second world war. as the leader of the free world, the united states of america needs to continue to stand strong with the people of ukraine until the russian army is repelled and the sovereignty of ukraine is restored. >> i want you to meet andrea barber danceby from indiana. she's an independent who voted for president biden. >> hello. in the states that have reproductive freedom as an issue on their ballots, the majority of voters in all those states voted for preproductive freedom. shouldn't this freedom based on roe also continue? >> barbara, thank you. i represented madison county in congress for many years. >> andrea. >> it's nice to see you. you know, when i think a

that the people who are being careful and following state law can hear what is going on outside, con sp con spear tal lies. the work of democracy is still going. we are expecting more of the vote count later this evening. approximately 75,000 to 80,000 will be released tonight. giving us more clarity about the still contested governor's race. as far as the u.s. senate race, you have, as we indicated, that has been called biy cnn. we project mark kelly will hold onto the democratic seat. and he did this morning go and speak to supporters and thanked them for that support. take a listen. >> after a long election, it can be tempting to focus on the things that divide us. but we have seen the consequences that come when leaders refuse to accept the truth and focus more on conspiracies of the past than solving the challenges that we face today. >> and certainly that sentiment you can see from what's happening outside this elections office. as far as blake masters, you did mention, jim, he has not yet conceded. but he did tweet this statement. we are going to make sure every legal vote is cou

if they don't delay the election house sp freedom caucus plans to nominate congressman andy bigs, anddoesn't have what it takes to be speaker, what does he need chardonnay stains on his shirt. party panel is back. g. >> gary to you. why is his leadership teetering. >> he doesn't have history in house the way nancy pelosi does, she has been there for 417 years, a record, and first female speaker of house, brings with her a certain amount of charisma, i don't know why she said he doesn't have what it would take to be speaker of the house. i found out today, in doing research, that constitution does not spell out it must be an incumbent member of the house nominated at speaker. why wouldn't the freedom caucus nominate donald trump, that is what they are going for. palace intrigue, infighting there is a r waste of time, a ridiculous destruction. kevin mccarthy will be next speaker of the house without a problem. kennedy: i don't know if he will, nancy has a placard above her overs her office that says i will rush crush your balls, i don't know what she means. >> so, lesley? >> for few rea