i guess it's tiffany cross. coming up next. hi, tiffany. >> hi, jason. first of all, very good friend juggling the breaking news and look, i got to ask you before i pick this up. look, this is the clap back of the justice department herd -- heard around the country today. we've been looking at the twin justice systems to play out so to see consequences happen is a big deal. sorry we're not sharing the screen more today. i want your thoughts before we pick it up. >> fantastic, elie is pulling outlookers now because merrick garland has done his job and i hope this is the beginning of more prosecutions like that. if you try to take over the country, you should be held accountable. >> i agree. i'll pick it up from here now. good evening to everyone at home. i'm tiffany cross in for joy reid tonight and we begin with the contempt of congress in a major breaking story late today a federal grand jury handed down criminal charges against steven k. bannon, the long time trump confident under investigation for his involvement in january 6th. nbc news reports the 6

tiffany: i certainly think that is a possibility. would be in line with what the minutes suggested, 10 billion and 5 billion for treasuries in terms of the monthly pace of reduction. we think they sort of preannounced that path. but with that preannouncement, i think they are going to match it with talks that, as conditions change, we could also change. so of course, if things turned out to be stronger than expected, we could accelerate. veaker than expected, we could slow down the c6u i think there is also a risk here that they just upsize the tapering to beginkd with. they could do something wonky in tapering, and that would get them done somewhere in the middle of april. that is kind of on the shorter end of that middle of 2022 guidance that powell gave us, but i think you can kind of still see it being there. if they are worried about inflation, upside inflation risks resulting in an increase in inflation expectations, i think that is the route that they go. alix: that is interesting. so they taper maybe a little more aggressivel

kennedy, have you ever met tiffany? is that not in your? >> i met debbie gibson. 1995 when courtney love performed at the reading festival. that's what they looked and sounded like onstage. we need a grunge journalist to be covering this. i completely feel her, i was watching this saying this is wh they don't let me have a live show. that would be my monologue. >> i love the stoic nature of the guitarist. his hand just get paid, just ge paid. >> his girl was in the crowd. and then he started thinking i' going to get my $80 no matter what. this is the media's fault. she needs to change the name of the song to i think i'm alone now. it's over. looking at what you do greatly get the picture you put up. i hit this in wrestling what they do, they put up they're best picture from 40 years ago. put her up now. let them see now. it's over. it's your accolade, it's something you did in 1987, injure still trying to do it now , it's over. and you forgot the words to you own zone. it's over. navy you should turn this way. ladies and gentlemen, i'm doing this because i need ci

the "reidout" starts now with tiffany cross. >> hi, i thought i'd get to see you this evening. we'll do it the next time i'm in new york. good evening, everybody. i'm in for joy reid tonight. there is no clear census who it is and what it was in the results of an election and that's why your timeline is dogged down with hot takes and a wakeup call about woke politics and who is to blame and why the pundits are throwing the panic room wide open for democrats. one way to take away is how the election, particularly the one in virginia was a referendum for the left's failure and rebuke from critical race theory to the democrats' election strategy let's be honest. those takes are like searching the edges while refusing to see what is staring back at you and i can assure you, black voters in virginia are not shocked by the so-called youngkin shocker. this isn't about enthusiasm. this isn't about democrats not doing enough to exercise their base, and this definitely is not about messaging or even about beloved. this is about the fact that a good chunk of voters out there are okay with

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tiffany from wisconsin, i inform the house that mr. tiffany will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. connolly: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. kind of wisconsin, i inform the house that mr. kind of wisconsin will vote aye on h.res. 774. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? mrs. greene: as the member designated by mr. paul gosar of arizona, i inform the house that mr. gosar will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. crenshaw of texas, i inform the house that mr. crenshaw will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. veasey: as the member designated by mr. cuellar of texas, i inform the house that mr. cuellar will vote yea on h.res. 774. will vote yea. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek

wore in "breakfast at tiffany's."ace was inspired by -- the tiffany necklace made for the 1930s's word fair. the diamond was sourced from botswana. >> also one more note about this. it's a "d" color which means it basically is colorless. it's the highest grade. >>> what president biden is expected to do to combat skyrocketing gas prices. >>> plus the launch later tonight. nasa's mission to save the planet. >>> and the breaking news overnight, a professional wrestler attacked by a fan. you're watching "world news now."

the pay right now is higher than i've ever seen it, tiffany.ving them the supports to be able to get into the industry. it's going to help us to maybe make the playing field a little bit more even. >> all right, well, we'll definitely keep our eye on this, very happy to talk about truck driving. it hits close to home for me as you know, pamela. so thank you so much for joining us today. and coming up on alex witt reports, new insight into the trump supporters who terrified u.s. election officials, frank figliuzzi, former assistant director of fbi counterintelligence reacts to a new report. that's today at 1:00 p.m. >>> but up next, she became a star on "a different world," now she's lighting up broadway, the amazingly talented dawn lewis joins us next. you see that beautiful face right there. stay tuned. ere. stay tuned ♪ my name is monique, i'm 41, and i'm a federal contract investigator. as a single parent, i would run from football games to work and trying to balance it all. so, what do you see when you look at yourself? i see a person that'

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give it up for tiffany fuller. i can't wait. she wouldn't do rehearsal with me. >> good afternoon everyone. i'm a san francisco native, born and raised in the bayview. i know david and his wife because they have been long time supporters of old school cafe, a youth run club helping at risk youth get job training in the restaurant industry. i had a drug addict mother and unknown father and grew up in foster care and suffered with depression and anxiety and i'm still healing from some of the childhood traumas but through the program old school, i have become the first graduate from the program to go to college -- (applause) and get a masters degree in screenwriting from u.s.c. thank you. so i definitely have a lot of life plans. today i'm going to talk to you about justice. is that cool? okay. ♪ we overcome ♪ we shall overcome ♪ ♪ some day ♪ ♪ all deep in my heart ♪ ♪ i do believe ♪ ♪ we shall overcome ♪ ♪ some day ♪ you know, the next few lines of that song says something about walking hand in hand and living in peace, but how am

tiffany haddish offers him the chance to join her syndicate become one of her stable of gamblers, whichil he meets a young man played by tye sheridan, who might give him a reason to want to win big. here's a clip. what happened? you get bored? played some slots. you should read some books. i'm going to buy you one. i've read books. what is it with her? name one. one what? book. poker for dummies. you may have read it. she laughs. ilike him. oh, you made it to the second dinner break. i must've fired two dozen tournaments before i lasted that long. so, how many are left? four tables, so should be done tomorrow. . how much cards do you play? 40 hands an hour, 8—12 hours a day, 6—7 days a week. - do you do anything else? like what? like anything. go to a park, a concert, a museum. a museum? yeah, i'll buy you a book on it. it's called museums for dummies! ba—dum—bum! no, but seriously, you should do something else. just for variety. i like playing cards. that is what he does. i love the way that shotjust closes in very, very slowly on its character. now, this is produced by martin scorsese

>> well, first of all, thank you, tiffany, for having me.out all, but yet be very concerned, and the reason why i say that is because there is no imminent danger. there is no asteroid that we know of that is large enough to do great damage to us that's headed our way. when we use a phrase like a potentially hazardous asteroid, that does not mean that it is hazardous, right? that means that in some very deep future because its orbit crosses the earth's orbit that in the very deep future, we may have an earth encounter. now let's get the numbers here. the 25,000 or 27,000 you mentioned are the asteroids that we have identified that are crossing earth's orbit. we estimate that there are millions of asteroids out there, but luckily we have a new instrument that's about to come online. it's called the vera reuben telescope. it's going to discover many, many, many more asteroids. here's the thing, it's not just asteroids that may impact earth. we've gotten serious about finding the asteroids, but there's objects from outside our solar system. if o

tiffany, it's really a great story.national foster youth institute told us as soon as the pandemic hit, that they were being left out and that if we didn't do something to continue their support, how do you tell a foster youth to shelter at home and then at the same time put them out because their benefits run out? so we needed to extend their benefits. but one thing that i have to tell you, they came to talk to us to the bipartisan congressional caucus on foster youth. they told us what their concerns were. we put the relief in the bill. it has passed out of the house to extend it, and i'm hopeful that we will be able to do that. and all of this connects back to the humanitarian crisis in los angeles because a sector of the homeless population are former foster youth, which is why i have worked on this issue for so many years. we often don't think about them, but i will tell you that when we pass the building back better act, it will absolutely help foster youth because it addresses poverty in several areas. we are tal

. >> state police say the sea lion named tiffany was found near the highway.ure her into a creek with a fish. but it didn't work. rescue crews eventually coaxed her to move by using sheets of plywood. >> tiffany reportedly swam downstream, returning to the ocean. >>> and life truly does imitate art. check it out. >> a photographer snapped this majestic shot of a 13-foot great white dubbed nicole off the coast of northwestern mexico. oh, my god. >> that's horrifying. the precisely-timed photograph was inspired by the poster for the 1975 thriller "jaws", so do we see the resemblance. >> yes, that was the first thing i thought of. i was like oh, my gosh. this is the real-life jaws picture. if you've ever been to universal studios in california, they have the replica of that. i think it's better, because not only is it real but it's also the fish around it as well. >> my biggest fear is sharks. >> i wonder -- i wonder where she had to position herself in order to take this picture. >> to get that photo and be so close to the jaws. >> there are some jobs that i wil

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tiffany, i inform the house that mr. tiffany will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. bustos, i inform the house that mrs. bustos will vote yes on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gonzalez of ohio, i inform the house that mr. gonzalez will vote no on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. stanton: as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, i inform the house that mrs. kirkpatrick will vote yes on motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. baird will vote no on the motion to row commit. as the member designated by mr. reed of new york, mr. reed will vote no on the motion to table. >> as the member designated by ms. stevens, i inform the house that ms. stevens is

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joining us is tiffany mcgee, somebody i had the pleasure of meeting in person in l.a. recently i know it sounds early to talk about christmas but i guess with supply chain issues, it doesn't. all you want for christmas is a little volatility, what do you mean by that >> yeah, so, hi, brynn g good to see you this morning. volatility is a chance to add to the position you have at a better valuation a lot of times people look at the dips in volatility and think it's a bad thing, but it's not it's a good thing. especially coming off this october that we had with very, very low volatility right. so when you look at what the market did in october, up 6.6% for the month. drastically different than september, right where we really had a negative month. so we look at the vix dipping down to 17 and yesterday lower we didn't have a volatile october so i would not be mad if we had a little volatility going into november and throughout the year because this will give us some opportunities to buy. >> okay. and we talked about that clean energy play. there's a company down in florida

haddish. >> seth: that's tiffany haddish. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: for real. >> yeah, no, fora talking cat. >> seth: who is sort of your guide. >> yes yes, she is the best >> seth: do you find when you're in the closet recording -- [ laughter ] do you find, like, they're listening in realtime? or do you record it and send it off. >> they're there with you, which is very -- >> seth: not in the closet with you. >> no, they're not in the closet with me. but my -- they watch you do it, which is always weird, because you'll do, like -- you're screaming in your closet >> seth: yeah. >> and then, they'll be like, "yeah, that was really good. let's do it again in a completely different other way that wasn't like what you did. but we had fun doing it. it was just something really nice to do during the pandemic >> seth: i am a huge fan of your mom. >> yes >> seth: who is one of the sweetest ladies in the world >> me as well. amy davidson good lady. [ cheers ] >> seth: now is amy -- during this time, were you and amy under the same roof? was she there when you would like skulk off to the

tiffany didn't seek to use fentanyl. tiffany didn't really have any issues at all before that day when she died. and now we have an entirely new population of young people being affected by this fentanyl crisis that we have never in the history of this country seen before dying and they are the nonaddicted victims. young people who are getting counterfeit pills, either given to them by a friend or being purchased on online platforms like snapchat, that make these pills available to anyone who has a smartphone, including children as young as 12 years old. we've had three 12-year-old children die just in the past month who were able to go onto these platforms, order what they thought was a xanax which turned out to be pure fentanyl. these children didn't overdose. these are poisonings. any time anyone takes a harmful substance and disguises it as something else or puts it into something for another to consume, it doesn't matter what they are consuming. that deception makes it a poisoning. to deliberately put it in the form

i saw tiffany on msnbc. young white supremacist murderer. that's a great case. we are not talking about defending a free press. this press is supporting activities and movements that are destructive in this country. if you are going on tv and be a bigot and racist and homophobe night after night, as far as i am concerned, yes. one other thing. they try to destroy the character of anybody who doesn't agree with them. you could be black, brown or red. if you don't join in the marxist revolution or critical race theory or climate change and don't believe in the redistribution of wealth, they start characterizing you. they use racism. there was a study done by a guy at the heritage foundation a year ago. it's in my book. the use of white supremacy and the use of racism and so forth by the media, by the "new york times" it was up 1200%. >> sean: mark -- >> when they talk about white racists. they are talking about all white people and including people of color who love this society and this country. they have an

tiffany didn't seek to use fentanyl. tiffany didn't really have any issues at all before that day when she died and now we have an entirely new population of people being affected by the fentanyl crisis that we have never in the history of this country seem before dying and they are the non-addictive victims. young people who are getting counterfeit bills or are given to them by a friend or they are being purchased in online platforms like snapchat that make these available to anyone who has a smart phone including children as young as 12-years-old. these children didn't overdose. the majority of people dying right now are not overdosing and we need to start calling them what they are. these are poisonings. someone that takes a substance and disguises it as something else or puts it into something for another to consume, it doesn't matter what they are consuming. that deception makes it a poisoning. to put it in as a pharmaceutical product, which is known not to be deadly. it will continue to get worse as we have this ne

i saw tiffany on msnbc.w her last name on msnbc, even after the trial, she talked about kyle rittenhouse being a young white supremacist murderer. that's a great case. against somebody like her, as far we are not talking about as i'm concerned. defending a free press. this press is supporting activitiesde and movements that are destructive in this country. what i call this american marxist movement. if you are going on tv and be a bigot and racist and homophobe ight after night, as far as am concerned, yes. and i will one other thing. tell you they try to destroy the character of anybody who doesn't agree with them.on you could be black, brown or red. or whatever it is. if you don't join in the marxist revolution or critical race theory or climate change and don't believe in the redistribution of wealth, they start characterizing a you. they use racism. there was a study done by a guy at the heritage foundation a year ago. it's in my book. he points out that the use of white supremacy and the use of racism a

. >> greg: excellent work, tiffany. take the supply chain crisis and turn it into a mush of racism, sexism, trauma, and rude driving. in the case of our nations truckers, a bottle. >> it's okay if they don't get it. that was a good joke. >> it was great. >> greg: thank you. underlying all of the criticism is a not-so-subtle mockery of everyday concerns. take captain neck fat over at cnn. that's funny, make fun of him. he is taking a much-needed break after devouring a gingerbread house made of pork. he tweeted this picture of a supermarket file filled with milk and he wrote the supply chain looking for milk for a 2-year-old. look at this amazing overflowing abundance. meanwhile, until most is produced locally and is not imported but things we can get all of our 2% low fat dairy from only the finest regions in france. you may have also said let them eat cake that's what his answer is to everything. i'm surprised he didn't include a picture of a woman breastfeeding and right see, no supply-chain delay there. but brian hos

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tiffany is a yea on h.r. 4026. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. wilson, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.r. 4026. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. g.t. thompson of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yea on h.r. 4026. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> thank you, madam chair. as the member designated by ms. cheri bustos, i inform the house that mrs. bustos will vote aye on h.r. 4026. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 399, the nays are 28. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gent

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thank you also to lisa goldman and tiffany rivera for nominating as well. until our next meeting when we have employee recognition awards, do we have any public comment? >> clerk: if you like to make comment on item 2 of the agenda please press star 3 to raise your hand. while you have the floor for a second, folks who has been acknowledged, please feel free to stay and enjoy the meeting. we know you're very busy. >> president bernal: before they leave, i know that director greg colfax like to say something. >> i wanted to thank the commission for celebrating these teams and also thank the people who nominated these teams. these teams really represent the best and demonstrate how we strive to take a collect aaron -- collective and holistic approach to covid-19. i want to appreciate and acknowledge that is something that we will continue to sustain going forward. the pandemic taught while we need to do our best to prevent and fight against infectious diseases that broader and more holistic approaches is important. the issues of equity, issues of broader soci

a tiffany jeweler will be on call to help whenever the owner requires that particular service.tinues right now over in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news. a jury in charlottesville, virginia, orders the white supremacist organizers behind the deadly 2017 unite the right rally to pay millions in damages to nine plaintiffs. also tonight, we're standing by for a verdict in the trial of three men charged with killing ahmaud arbery. the prosecution making a strong rebuttal today before putting the case in the hands of the jury. and president biden is taking on soaring gas prices releasing 50 million barrels of oil from

i see tiffany, you have your hand raised. tiffany. >> hi. this is tiffany yu. thank you again for the presentation. i think the last time we had mohcd present, it must have been february of 2019. around the dahl ia website. so i was curious if you had disaggregated data around what people are labeling as an accessible unit because i think that, you know, and i think this was from the last presentation. it was. it's up to the landlords to i guess provide that information. so for them, they may just say we have an elevator that's accessible and, of course, disabilities aren't just mobility disabilities and so i was just curious if you have that information broken out and disaggregated. >> i can tell you that i am -- i do not have that information right now, but i can probably look back with my data team and get that for you. i mean, as you know and this is where the question kind of dove tails with the work that rose has led for us on looking at the inventory of units that we currently have that are labeled as accessible you know, pretty much all the units we've

steve: tiffany, what exactly got this started? shoulders of their kids saying hey this isn't right. it's not just about mouth and it's not just about crt. it's about transportation and a lot of things that impact our kids. we feel like the school board isn't paying attention. >> well, as a former school board members tina and i both served on florida school boards from 2016 to 2020. we saw behind the education curtain. i think what covid did was really let all of america see behind the education curtain and what parents saw, they were not happy about. steve: absolutely. tina, you say we continue to hold our elected officials accountable and if they ignore our input, we will vote them out. and that's actually kind of what we saw last night in loudoun county. we will show some video of that in about 15 minutes. you have started with right now you have got 60,000 members, extraordinarily. in 33 states and 150 chapters. but you want to make this bigger, don't you? >> >> absolutely. our goal is to have a mom's liberty chapter in every