claramente que el gobierno ha decidido respaldar los fondos en el banco y que no hay peligro no hay porque temers que implica lo que tenemos ahora tal vez de manera interesante se resuelva un o por esta crisis bancariay cabe mencionar la cobertura vemos que éste se trasladaba por la víctima masculino de un mañana martes vuelva y vemos el cierre preventivo y la llamada que alertó sobre la presencia se desconoce la identidad del sospechoso que habría motivado esto vamos a recordar comercial a volver vemos la investigación del hallazgo de seis cuerpos en del hallazgo de seis cuerpos en una bodega en la vida, te toca hacer de todo. defender, amar, atender, alentar, cuidar, compartir... pero quieres hacer más, por ellos y por ti... y estudiar, parece imposible. pero ¿qué tal que una universidad apoyara todo tu ser? tu carrera, tu familia, tus finanzas y tu salud mental. national university. apoyamos todo tu ser. el gobernador extendió la declaratoria de emergencia de seis condado más debido a las inundaciones entre ellos el norte san benito al igual que san joaquín y ahora son 40 jurisdicciones en ca

. >> sí mira el pánico es así que el respaldar y no hay por qué temer. >> otro tema paralelo es los interesesorros cuidar los ahorros pero también que la reserva federal no va a subir más interés la cuestión a la inflación se resuelva un poco la crisis. >> perote podría taer paz en medio de la tormenta. >> así es, la reserva federal de los estados unidos buscando la manera de bajar la inflación y esto sea lo que hayan estado buscando ¿no? >> un movimiento telúrico se sietnió al sur de la ciudad segune el servicio geológico de estados unidos ocurrió a las 10:41 y epicentro a tres pinos. >> (información en pantalla). >> ahora vamos a pasar con la compañera y las condiciones del tiempo. >> mira nada más el río atmosférico va de salida y detrás el sí vemos vietnospero se han registrado vientos de hasta 70 millas por hora y vemos un poco de la lluvia la norte de la región y napa y más hacia el interior pero también a san josé pasan algunas lloviznas pero mire nada más las ráfagas de vientos a lo largo de la costa y a 56 millas por hora pero aún continúan los vientos y no es hasta mañana donde se c

mark temer is with me and will be with me for the entire hour. >> greater weight of the evidence and they're not a chip -- nvidia and they're not a chip manufacturer and they decided to raise $10 billion on their own. funny, hearing about this chip act rolling out and going to get on their own without government help. also same point in time tesla announced and they don't make chips either and they're investing $5 billion in a plant in mexico. i think if you want to bring production of the chips back to the united states, you have to provide incentives, not strengths. stuart: interesting point and you're our market watcher for this hour and i'll ask you the same question i asked everybody on the show. in this market right now, tell me how i can make money. >> let's look at some of the latest news headlines revolving around housing industry, mortgages, things like that. the housing industry is definitely very challenging right now and housing is the most unaffordable it's been going all the way back to 1986 when they started to roll out the data even more unaffordable for first time h

mark temer with me -- tepper with me this morning.ng at amd and nvidia. >> yeah, investors can't get enough of ai and looking to buy at any price and could be scary buying at any price and it's a little too early for another bubble but nevertheless good companies and good pla players n ai. stuart: how about tesla? >> the steering wheels fall off while driving the car. that's not a good thing. so, look, i took my daughter to the cleveland auto show this past weekend because she's almost 16 and time for first car. scary moment for all the drivers in cleveland, ohio, but the best looking car there was the dodge ram revolution concept, which is an ev of the dodge ram truck. it was beautiful. when you look at tesla's valuation, it was one thing to justify it two or three years ago when there wasn't a lot of competition but the competition is coming for tesla and coming hard and they've got vehicles that can really compete with what tesla produces. stuart: you're going to get your daughter an electric truck? >> no, that's for me, stu. that'

what fox says is that it's an effort to publicly smear a media organization just for having the temeritycomment on allegations being pressed by the sitting president of the united states and it should be recognized for what it is, a blatant violation of the first amendment. that's not all they were doing. rupert more dock has admitted under oath they were in his -- his hosts were endorsing the lies that trump was spreading. >> and my favorite rupert murdoch quote is it's all about ratings. some of thous who have known tucker carlson for many years, we have had debate about is it all an act or has he self-radical lased. i was on the side i thought he was buying what he sold. no. you read. >> this he is more anti-trump than i am. he can't stand him. he thinks administration accomplished nothing and goes on "everywhere" day to say the polar opposite. the audacity to continue to espouse lies about january 6th in the midst of this lawsuit shows how untouchable he thinks he is. he knows he is a cash cow for fox news. he know his head won't roll. it's misleading the american people and shame. >

at fund raising request without quid pro quo the reason he sent me there for 14 years i have the temerity to fight back to call them out. because they are corrupt, they are criminals. eric: how do you see this in terms of mr. trump's case? x it is dÉjÀ vu all over get there doing to president trump at the major-league level for republican present with their successfully able to do to a democratic governor at the aaa level. this is frightening for our country. every american democrat and republican needs to be not only alarmed but should not stand for this. this goes the very heart of our freedoms as americans the right of the people to self-go self-government. sweetheart mr. bragg would say it is due to you or former prosecutor he has legal ethical moral duty to investigate if indeed there was a crime that was committed and bring it to a grand jury. >> i think that's not wrong. the ag does have response was to his probable cause and the moves of the ground. but he also has a duty to all the people of the united states but not only in new york, to free people who are not guilty. in others

which gave the temerity to look into this threats. to impeach him.ntial criminal. i think the irs has learned that this is an issue while worth judging. and i hope to the new irs commissioner will be a little bit less spineless. >> when you compare it to the democratic approach. to the supreme court justices. the budget for that endeavor is exactly zero. there is no entity out there like this on the democratic side, is there? >> no, the number that investigators, you know, they continue to dig and files contain to come in. the latest number that investigators have as to how much was put into the court capture operation. up until the end of the trump administration. i think it was 500 and $80 million. this is a big deal. it was on top of that that the 1. 6 billion dollars was given to another 501 to see for pop-up. created by leonard leo, for the specific purpose of receiving the 1. 6 billion. and, obviously, that is a great retirement fund. that is made him and his friends very wealthy. it's a slush fund granted to further political mischief. it's a

jim jordan who ignored a subpoena to disappear in the january six investigation will now how the temerity to try to inject himself into a state local prosecution. it is the height of hypocrisy. it will be something that i'm sure that the da will respond to. my guess would be it'll be a much shorter response than the letter that was actually was sent to him. it's not the kind of thing. you don't ignore it. because you should -- congress some degree of respect. but you're not gonna take it seriously. >> do they have an authority to seek this information? >> now. what's the basis? congress can do these things on the basis of enacting legislation. that's what the purpose of oversight is. what legislation are you going an active night impact on a state or local authority? zero. >> i want to ask you also about -- he is -- i'm thinking of the questions my mother-in-law, my friends asked me. he this week had to testify and kind of there was a lot of attorney claimed privilege here where the conversation that he was having with trump about these documents we've all heard so much about. no longer w

jim jordan who ordered a subpoena to testify in the january six investigation would now have the temerity to try to inject himself into a state and local prosecution. the height of hypocrisy. >> that was a mike trout moment right there. coming up, the latest development from florida, to new york, to washington, ember of reporters for you. we welcome you, i were gonna go first, you, julie on capitol hill. julie, lots of new reaction today for the hush money grand reinvestigation from both sides of the aisle. what are you hearing? >> that's right, alex, new developments, even more letters being traded by those three house chairman you showed on the screen there. look, there telling manhattan district attorney, all than brag now in a new letter that has the potential criminal indictment of a former president of the united states by a local prosecutor of the opposing political party and will face the prospect of reelection, implicate substantial federal interest. now, that is exactly what brad is calling unprecedented and his response. this is washington's favorite past time, this letter back

demand the company fire a reporter, someone much lower on the pecking order than he, who had the temerityst fact check a tweet from donald trump mentioning dominion voting machines. outraged, he texted sean hannity, quote, please get her fired, seriously, what the f? i am actually shocked. ialy, like tonight. they took those complaints to executives and by the next morning, the reporter had to retreat, by the way, which is true. and another case, fox corporation chairman, rupert murdoch, the guy at the top and burn this entire empire called for the firing of a longtime executive and we should note, loyalist, bill salmon, who presided over the deeply unpopular arizona call. you remember fox was the first network to call the state of arizona correctly for joe biden, which infuriated trump supporters, quoting again, rupert suggested, quote, maybe best to let bill go right away, which would be a big message for trump. he was indeed fired that same day. he left the alters and offering for donald trump. sammon put himself, quote, it's remarkable how weak ratings make journalist do bad things. i

okay, well, if you're a female athlete and you have the temerity, like those women did, to complain about having a biological man compete against you, you may just be canceled. this is what happened to a girls school basketball team in vermont last month. the christian school forfeited a playoff game because the opposing team had a biological male on the roster. will , today, we learn that the team for just defaulting on that one game is now banned from playing in future tournaments. wow. drew barrymore types would probably call them all bigots when they're really just acting in accordance with their faith and , yes, their truth. >> let me ask you about the negativity. how have you dealt with it and what's an approach you take? what self talk? >> what do you filter? >> is this for feminism? and twenty, twenty three has arrived for women to be socially accepted today they need to prostrate themselves to men who identify as women. but this, of course, isn't the first time the left has signaled subservience to left wing ideology. >> those who wish to . we will now kneel for our moment of sil

charged, i believe was believe she was she was disciplined for in some way by the state for having the temeritywhat child was crazy. well, china's all differently. but then saying that some of the stuff that you saw happened isle saw that happened the isle of man other the things man the other week the things that these like ten year olds being was, it's being taught what it was, it's crazy. thing is then going crazy. the thing is then going and sunak oh, i'm and rishi sunak say, oh, i'm going go speak to the going to go speak to the department what do department of education. what do you think the stuff came from. yeah, they have been totally captured these captured by stonewall, by these other organisations pushing through now through this ideology and now the organise the the headmasters organise the head headmaster, what's head of the headmaster, what's it the of. he's it called, the head of. he's saying that there's no need. he said, well mate, there said, oh well mate, there obviously is a need for it because we're hearing about lots of whole of these different that whole is a schools. ok

believe was was believe she was she was disciplined for in some way by the state for having the temerity child was crazy. well, china's all differently. but then saying that some of the stuff that you saw happened the isle saw that happened the isle of man other the things man the other week the things that these like ten year olds being was, it's being taught what it was, it's crazy. thing is then going crazy. the thing is then going and sunak oh, i'm and rishi sunak say, oh, i'm going go speak to the going to go speak to the department what do department of education. what do you think the stuff came from. yeah, they have been totally captured these captured by stonewall, by these other organisations pushing through now through this ideology and now the organise the the headmasters organise the head headmaster, what's head of the headmaster, what's it the of. he's it called, the head of. he's saying that there's no need. he said, well mate, there said, oh well mate, there obviously is a need for it because we're hearing about lots of whole of these different that whole is a schools. ok

they actually have the temerity to act shocked and then ask merrick garland, do you take long guns after little children? like, what are they doing? this is like -- this is like, who is the oldest republican ever in -- >> thurmond? >> chuck grassley. >> i thought you meant in history. >> grassley. >> yeah. >> grassley. what is it with these people, going, oh, they're taking ar-15s and kicking down doors and shooting people. josh hawley says they're doing that to catholics. it is unbelievable. it's unbelievable. yeah, that they're doing this, willie. but, again, you had donald trump. not one of them complained when donald trump was pushing his attorney general to arrest his political opponent and their family two weeks before the presidential election. and these are the people that led the insurrection against the united states government from within the legislative branch. and they're the ones that are the most shocked and stunned. like, what a joke. >> yeah, i think they're probably not shocked and stunned, as we saw by the bad acting. we have to get a workshop. i don't know if rob rein

she the temerity to take her child a cafe?cent years have we become a less tolerant country? what do you think about that, emma? we got ruder. no, i don't think so. i mean, that guy's rude, but i'm when i'm in a cafe and, there's a kid there. i'm up. peekaboo you know, i take them off. i mean, i sketch children anyway, but only when his . yeah, that's but only when his. yeah, that's right. no mean i think we we're not a ruder country . i right. no mean i think we we're not a ruder country. i think there's a lot of dismissal of modern britain is really unfair and unfortunate . you know we are and unfortunate. you know we are the we make ourselves made ourselves horribly rude don't think when you take public transport it is to me in the ten years i've been in london an absolute that it is not true to that people much more discourteous at the instance of anti—social behaviour or more noticeable no longer contained the night hours at daily, just the night hours at daily, just the absolute discourtesy with which people treat staff

she the temerity to take her child a cafe?rs have we become a less tolerant country? what do you think about that, emma? we got ruder. no, i don't think so. i mean, that guy's rude, but i'm when i'm in a cafe and, there's a kid there. i'm up. peekaboo you know, i take them off. i mean, i sketch children anyway, but only when his . yeah, that's but only when his. yeah, that's right. no mean i think we we're not a ruder country . i right. no mean i think we we're not a ruder country. i think there's a lot of dismissal of modern britain is really unfair and unfortunate . you know we are and unfortunate. you know we are the we make ourselves made ourselves horribly rude don't think when you take public transport it is to me in the ten years i've been in london an absolute that it is not true to that people much more discourteous at the instance of anti—social behaviour or more noticeable no longer contained the night hours at daily, just the night hours at daily, just the absolute discourtesy with which people treat staff in shops

in god . the temerity to believe in god.e should do that with our eyes wide open and understand that militarily they view of the world from us and the prime minister describing them as being more authoritarian at home, more assertive overseas , home, more assertive overseas, but stopping short of calling them a true, calling them a challenge instead of tiptoeing , challenge instead of tiptoeing, perhaps. well, it's interesting. if you look at the number 10 press release that was issued alongside the integrated review white paper that uses the word threat and there was some debate in the commons at the end, duncan smith, who's sanctioned by the chinese, i think proud of it , by the chinese, i think proud of it, highlighted this. so number 10, they've been talking about a threat. it was in the context of an economic threat was that was the phrase, which again, is watered down from acknowledging them as perhaps more of a general threat. well, if i lived on taiwan, i know what word i would use. so i think we want, if we can, to

with a group on the two-year anniversary of 47 activists being jailed in hong kong for having the temeritycial elections in hong kong. that was too much for the chinese communist party. i think it illustrates a world in which people are free is a world unsafe for the ccp. and thus they are trying to change it. i am reminded of what joshua, who remains jailed, said. our bodies are held captive but our pursuit of freedom cannot be contained. i want to paraphrase what president reagan's said at the end of the old cold war. freedom is the victor. freedom is the victor. in that spirit, i want to thank all the members for their thoughtful contributions tonight i can't tell you how excited i am to work with you on a bipartisan basis going forward. again i want to thank the witnesses and remind members questions for the record or do one week from today march 7. the staff will receive submission instructions shortly. without objection, the committee hearing is adjourned. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. [inaudible]

care where the government was committed to. 51% of the board health centers had to be members of temerity. much different dynamic if community values and the good community is truly the goal, as opposed to payment system that are set up, some ways just following the rules of the game where they make the money by doing the high-tech carrot that is volume as opposed to serving dignity in a broad sense, or preventive care or primary care. other think about that, they were some of the best in terms of truly addressing holistically a patient can reduce medical and social needs. there are examples enabling services that address things like transportation or interpretive services. it gets back to thinking about why to health inequities exist, during the blue cross analysis, things like transportation or income or assets to care are some of the key factors. those had to be addressed, otherwise we could just be moving like the titanic, truly health care sector type of things. >> i know we not supposed to do this green stuff until later so i'm going to pull myself back, but the system was designed

ticketmaster had the temerity the tobacco involved in pre-ticket sales was taylor swift fault becauseshe was failing to do too many concerts. may i suggest, respectfully, the ticketmaster ought to look in the mirror. and say i am the problem, it's me. ultimately you are the ones responsible for the astronomically rising prices the exorbitant hidden fees. the sold out shows. the bots and scalpers. we just had an exchange with senator blackburn. you have reported once over this entire history, once, an instance involving bots. i agree with senator blackburn that there needs to be stronger enforcement by the ftc. it has taken almost no action against the bots. despite our support for the bond act. that is the reason -- remedies called the bots act which would require transparency, accountability, for hidden fees for bots. will you support the bots act? >> yes senator we would absolutely -- i'm sorry. senator, we absolutely agree there are a lot of problems in this industry. as the leading player, we have an obligation to do better. >> will you support the boss act? >> i don't know all of

the imf, arguably the leader of the opposition most of the media, they're furious that we had the temerityy're just so happy to . and they're just so happy to. see any negative economic news about the country and when they get it wrong they don't fess up. the bottom line is they said we'd be in recession for the whole this year. now they've whole of this year. now they've done what experts done a u—turn. yes. what experts 7 done a u—turn. yes. what experts ? they never really hold ? yeah. they never really hold to their forecasts, do they? because their forecasts keep changing they really look at changing and they really look at saying, okay we got it wrong. but here is what's happened and why it's happened, what we have to look at is the politics, the weather and what keir weather and what sir keir starmer is trying to starmer is doing is trying to create storm. trying to create a storm. he's trying to create a storm. he's trying to create misery that will create the misery that will lead to the election and to the general election and going continue to hear that going to continue to hear

. >> and the questions he was being asked, reporters had the temerity to ask for a response to the massacre and schoolteachers in nashville. >> 9-year-old kids. that's his response. >> no comment? >> joining us now, new york's westchester county's mimi roca, and the co-founder of all in together, lauren leader. good morning to you both. mimi, your piece on msnbc.com is titled "representative tim burchett thinks there's no way to prevent mass shootings. he's wrong." you write, quote, on monday, six more people, three children who will never see their 9th birthdays, were murdered at the hands of a shooter armed with assault style weapons. the shooter was able to legally obtain seven weapons, three used in the attack. according to police, it was calculate and had planned. significantly, as in many other shootings, early reporting showed the shooter showed warning signs to family members ahead of the shooting. according to the nashville chief, the parents felt their child should not own weapons. in addition to well-known and discussed solutions like legislation banning assault weapon, closing l

the imf, arguably the leader of the opposition most of the media, they're furious that we had the temerityust so happy to . and they're just so happy to. see any negative economic news about the country and when they get it wrong they don't fess up. the bottom line is they said we'd be in recession for the whole this year. now they've whole of this year. now they've done what experts done a u—turn. yes. what experts 7 done a u—turn. yes. what experts ? they never really hold ? yeah. they never really hold to their forecasts, do they? because their forecasts keep changing they really look at changing and they really look at saying, okay we got it wrong. but here is what's happened and why it's happened, what we have to look at is the politics, the weather and what keir weather and what sir keir starmer is trying to starmer is doing is trying to create storm. trying to create a storm. he's trying to create a storm. he's trying to create misery that will create the misery that will lead to the election and to the general election and going continue to hear that going to continue to hear that

this like a company tax for having the temerity to be connected to the network and.ll continue long after energy support schemes have ended. so will the prime commit to ending the increases in standing charges and instruct ofgem to return the 2019 levels or even end them completely ? i'm or even end them completely? i'm going to stop, mr. or even end them completely? i'm going to stop , mr. speaker. going to stop, mr. speaker. thanks to the chancellor. the government is providing support to a typical household eligible around half of that over the winter support that was extended in the budget and will be worth £1,500 to a typical family . but £1,500 to a typical family. but we went further. mr. speaker , we went further. mr. speaker, for those most vulnerable families, there's a chance to announce who will be ending the discrepancy between charges discrepancy between unit charges for pre—pay metres, for those on pre—pay metres, something many in this have something that many in this have called and also providing called for and also providing generous cost of living