when it out i do a great deal of local media because i think sp is best kept secret in the country.not because there are not many businesses who think about loans with sba but they really don't know about all of the mentoring aspects of what's available and to be able to get that advice and that counsel. there's a program called emerging leaders which is for businesses that are already up and running in underserved areas. it's almost like a graduate course in business. it's seven months and it's free. all of these things are so helpful to businesses and a just want to get the word out more that these are available. >> that's very important. we have a question you that specific to the region of appalachia, but i think that this could also apply to some of the places in the country. is there a push to increase small business startups in appellation to try to give hope to youth who may otherwise be drawn to drugs or opioid abuse? >> we don't have a program i'm aware of that specifically focused on appellation. however, we do have our 60th district offices around the country. so the out

eastern on sp 3, c-span now, our free mobile video a o online at c-span.org. >> the house will be in order. >> this year the house celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979 we've been your primary source on capitol hill providing balanced, unfiltered view of government, taking you to where the policies are debated and decided all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting. powered by cable. host: joined by peter morici the professor emeritus at the university of maryland. what are the core beliefs of the incoming administration when it comes to economic policy, what would you say they are? guest: certainly populist and similar to the biden administration and have the nostalgia about manufacturing and want to bring back good union jobs in the midwest and they want a tough line against china. he midwest, a tough line against china. in those ways they are similar. what is different is that in leveraging up the economy as you deal with the chinese problem, the republicans, it's a classic republican administration, they want to lo

it all started with sp y 30-40 years ago. now you have so many different iterations.u mentioned sectors. probably one of the best ways to really pick a sector. if you look at the last 12 months are really the last 24 months, the best place to be would've been nl -- best of technology index and consumer discretionary. they have done well. excel why is amazon and tesla so you would have had exposure to those. but at the same time, i mean, you can also create unique things like an sp etf that promotes dividends. it is almost like buying an individual stock. you can get in and out as you like. >> yeah. a lot of benefits, for sure. kyle, look, we note the rally has fizzled out a little bit in the end of the year. we just need some strong gains. what do you tell your clients that may be worried about this recent dip? >> i think the recent dip is very healthy. look at most people's portfolios nasdaq up 26%, s&p up 24%. i think you are seeing some profit taking. looking at your portfolio like we all do, you probably do not want to sell one that has embedded gains and you look

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eastern on sp 3, c-span now, our free mobile video a o online at c-span.org. >> the house will be in order. >> this year the house celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979 we've been your primary source on capitol hill providing balanced, unfiltered view of government, taking you to where the policies are debated and decided all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting. powered by cable. host: joined by peter morici the professor emeritus at the university of maryland. what are the core beliefs of the incoming administration when it co

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. >> rachel: what bad sp sportsmanship, so ugly.to barack obama inauguration, it is history and it was freezing. there are five stages of grief, last is acceptance and you are seeing some like senator fetterman and a few others accepting that trump won and this is where the country is at and you have a bunch of other people stuck in another step, they have to go through more. >> ainsley: they are still angry. step one or two. >> rachel: denial. >> ainsley: pete hegseth is going around talking to senators trying to get approval and discussing agenda and seeing r.f.k. jr. doing that this week, going to meet with 25 senators. fetterman is only democrat willing to sit down with pete hegseth, here is what he said. >> it is an opportunity to have a conversation, not sure why it would be controversial to anybody. if he could be the next secretary of defense, we have received a lot of support and calls to our office saying, we have a conversation, i'm doing my job. >> ainsley: what is your reaction? talking about your co-anchor pete hegseth

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when it out i do a great deal of local media because i think sp is best kept secret in the country.not because there are not many businesses who think about loans with sba but they really don't know about all of the mentoring aspects of what's available and to be able to get that advice and that counsel. there's a program called emerging leaders which is for businesses that are already up and running in underserved areas. it's almost like a graduate course in business. it's seven months and it's free. all of these things are so helpful to businesses and a just want to get the word out more that these are available. >> that's very important. we have a question you that specific to the region of appalachia, but i think that this could also apply to some of the places in the country. is there a push to increase small business startups in appellation to try to give hope to youth who may otherwise be drawn to drugs or opioid abuse? >> we don't have a program i'm aware of that specifically focused on appellation. however, we do have our 60th district offices around the country. so the out

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farmland outside of the basis and it's not nefarious intent with the drones and american public is sp, be transparent and what's going on. american public need to know. we don't trust the media anymore because of stuff like this. notice, this is not happening in texas because in texas, i'm not sure how long the drones would be flying up there. they'd have been shot down a long time ago and got to tell people exactly what you're looking at and doing. lack of transparency is what the problem is right now. larry: sir, you think -- lack oa problem in terms of national defense and security? >> it could be but again, like i said, larry, you know as much as i do and i'm a congressman. if it is an issue of nags until security, let the american public know so we can be vigilant so we can understand the government is working to protect us, not working to hurt us. the problem that we have right now in our country is that we assume nefarious intent from our government because again, an overall lack of trust. when you have random drones flying over your home, i can't imagine what i would be doing

type of next world technology and the things that we need to keep up with adveradversaries and it's in sp. the space force just celebrated its fifth anniversary by the way. i know that trump will continue to do this. i have the air force research lab in my backyard. these people would love to see more investment and technology, but it's inexcusable that our .g doesn't know what these drones r. i don't know how any public official that don't know what's going on can get up and say these are no problem. how do they know? were they in a classified study? i think americans are legitimately concerned and the fact we don't know what's flying around in space. larry: claudia, they're coming up your way. coming to sire cues and colgate -- s syracuse and colgae and you happen state new york. you got a nice shotgun or do something to protect yourself. remember, i remember the chinese spy thing last year, i know -- listen, my wife is from president. we were married in montana. those montana cattle ranchers are willing to shoot the thing downright there. no problem. i mean, are we going to have the sa

by the trump administration that tried to assert that wasn't unconstitutional act sp 54 turns out onf their actions in the federal court's adjudication that it indeed is not. >> he is saying california is basically not going to cooperate with the trump administration wherever they can. what you think of that? >> they are a sanctuary state. he's taken that position he has moved around on this initially saying it was not a problem. now, starting to say something different. in any event his approach is the wrong approach sanctuary cities, sanctuary states the people in this last election overwhelmingly voted for trump and this was absolute one of the priorities more security is a national security as well as safety in our cities that is why we're going to take all the steps right up front. like i say building the border barrier will use a budget reconciliation process to do that. we can advance that funding for the border wall without needing democrat votes in the senate. you were going to see that right away doing more to support ice and hsi in terms of removing people that should not

welcome back sp 30 rolls into the second hour.hn roberts in washington but where are they coming from? >> sandra: that everything underway and i'm sandra smith in new york and new jersey's governor demanding answers from the fbi as reports have more than 50 of those drones coming in from the ocean with at least 12 of those trailing the u.s. coast guard ships. it to be a major threat to national security. that at yesterday's house hearing, the fai still did not have answers. >> there was concern nefarious intentions that could cause international security or public safety incident that could put americans at risk? >> there is nothing that is known that would lead me to say that. that we just don't know. that is the concerning part. >> sandra: new jersey senator met with officials just this morning and we will get his brand-new reaction. speed when it is not just new jersey chinese national chart with illegally flying a drone over the air force base the same day a rocket launch happened they are met. fox team coverage now, nate foy

floor of the courtroom was actually giving way there were so many cameras, people newspaper people, sp, ey were sort of outside. but the reason i have this particular slide is that you can s's a big sign that says read your bible. all right. reas a veryed situation and then to give you a little bit of the background in the same, me summer as the scopes trial gives you a sense of what' going on. you have a huge march in. of the ku klux. and that happened in tt august was something like 20,000 m and women. their regalia in washington. so it was a time of tmeous as darrow knew, intolerance a sense of white supremacy. so all of this was going on at that particular time. and then you get a sense here. this is william jennings bryan, just to get a little sense of he looked like and this is clarence darrow. so leave him up there for a minute. this is sort it looks nice there in any event, let me just read you a little sense of what's on at the trial and what the issues. and then emily and i will talk hopefully all of you will talk. so here you have these two big names headlining the case. bot

sp spokesperson said e person was caught in 2018, was deported and snuck back into the country at anand here we go. he is charged by the way, just to add context, first and second degree murder and first degree arson, he's accused of lighting her clothes on fire and sitting and watching her burn. he says he has no memory, by the way, lieutenant. he apparently was using k2 every day and then drinking and was going nuts about it. but pivoting back to -- i'm glad you mentioned this, this horrific incident here but pivoting back to my point about san diego, just one example, because the border supervisors in san diego said they're figuring out how to protect the migrants and the sheriff is saying i'm going to defy the orders. are we going to get more stories like that of hero officers, hero -- whether it's a sheriff or a police sergeant that's going to say you know what, i am going to work with i.c.e. because i'm tired of dealing with these illegal criminals in my city, in my state. >> i do believe so. i think you're going to have more law enforcement being outspoken about the issue, the

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we talked about the sk censor sp we've seen in the past.the drop boxes in 2020 and all that nonsense. president trump will build coalitions. president trump has a long memory. maria: good point. because i know president trump was also upset that there was so much skean s censor ship going . to hear from mark zuckerberg that he wants an active role, what might that look like. elon musk has been a great influence for president trump. what does president trump want to do with regard to shaping technology. >> it's not just mark zuckerberg. you see the ceos coming to mar-a-lago, the foreign leaders, everyone wants to be part of the administration. they know it will take off like a ro rocket ship. with regard to mark zuckerberg, we no the president doesn't have to have committees or people inside the building, he's on the phone. he will call leaders directly. that's why he's able to get things done so quickly because knows how to cut through the nonsense and the staff and all the noise and go to the source so if we can get some support and cooper

congressman thomas massey vowing not to support johnson while congrecongresswoman victoria sps says she in the last hour where he stands on speaker johnson's leadership. watch this. do you support speaker johnson or not? >> i think that mike has done an aadmirable job under tough conditions. i want to keep my options open. i want to have a conversation with mike. i don't know where this is going right now. with thomas massey saying he's a hard no, people like victoria sparks saying they're likely a no, that's concerning and we just got to make sure that we get the best person for the job under the circumstances. cheryl: joining me now is new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis, a member of the house ways and means committee and republican conference assistant whip. i want to get your reaction to what we're seeing as this razor thin vote is a week from today. >> well, i like so many others that you've been speaking with also have questions and concerns and i think this week should be an opportunity for us to raise those concerns with speaker johnson. i think that nobody at the end of t

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sp>> however, we do believe tha they are pretty teenage with police cars, officers and crime scene investigatorsople found dead. residents in the area have obvious concerns according to lieutenant james said there is no threat to the public and the police department is providing support to responding officers. events like this take an emotional toll and we thank them for their incredible work. >> and we're also committed to providing them with all the necessary resources to navigate through the challenges of this incident. >> no additional information from police about how the 4 victims died. so we'll be reaching out to the coroner's office for names and cause of death in the coming days reporting in milpitas. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> it's a 49 and >> 27 people have been arrested in san francisco for stealing all of the various items that you see here from businesses over a month-long period. these steps happened all across several different neighborhoods. and in total, it was about $1700 worth of merchandise that was taped taken from the various businesses on mission and market streets.

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and calling eunice, at least to display sp 4 killed that 10 strong least 4 people have been injured off. the reason why the forces of and fire on demonstrations the area of lights on southwest syria, protestors which gathered through them on the withdrawal of israeli forces. the area charles is among the winds, it's along the out is the former director general of israel's foreign ministry. he joins us live from tel aviv good to have you with us. so looking at the what's happening in syria with people in the night top of being wounded when it's ready for us is open. fire on civilian protest is how much concern is that within israel? that is expanding is where the occupation might prompt a why the conflict in syria to cuz i much worry about that. i see the cause is hallway the next day or a g is 0. i think of this business that falls in with the fee is the trigger on the 7th of october. and that's what i want to newswire regarding the phone. the big deal follow to this, as you can guess. and the easily probably it wants to a guarantee that will pick the end of the 2nd of october in this a

vast majority of them for right now, environmental conditions have been done in a very struggling with sp and very tense night to that on the ground surrounded by farms. and even there are, there has been no clear because of all the transporting them throughout students. and so that has been the end of the latest for now on the ground back to you. in fact, on the go in the studio. yeah, i totally understand it's a fast moving situation and one that, again, we con, clarify completely because we're not in the vicinity of knowles, cause we're lying on witness testimony given to you time colleagues in gaza. and yet, you know, we can see now that the sun has sense and for the last few days we've been reporting as well about the many depths of young lives in gaza because of the west. uh and yet more great news on friday of the yeah, that's right. to new or little babies and folks have passed away due to the i see the cold weather conditions here in the strip as, as far as we know that many displaced families are really in during college where the fluctuations and weather conditions and the make

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. >> this past year my district middle of my district and also kathy,sp we hosted 2024 internationalcket world cup, including india pakistan match motherwort drone related stress head of the tournament, federal government was only able to assist in their capabilities for a small portion of the tournament and what is the current impact local law enforcement not having these authority to leave that for you. >> will i thank you so the main thing that we need more capacity to be able to do the mission and we strongly support state and local jurisdictions having that authority say of right this right and just answer your question also all of us on how e should review that we need to have more resources ify, we do t the authority will certainly need more resources even to the state and locals doing it will require training and additional work and approval on our end. these would be all things resort. >> and i think that it is important to point out and spread the message because there's a lot of false information being spread about law enforcement agencies trying to say that they do not wa