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tod's is up in trading today. that is having an impact with l'oreal and kering and those in italy and france are getting a bo boost. we are watching out for key macro data in europe. watch out for uk numbers on wednesday. >> we'll pay attention to both. thank you. >>> turning back to the stateside and the sectors in tech are trading at all-time highs, another is rocketing high higher. ipos. the ticker ipo for renaissance is trying for the fourth straight positive session in a row. a big part of the move and one of the largest holdings in the etf is arm holdings with a 57% gain last week. the best week since the ipo back in september. is this a short-term blip or is the sector poised for a bigger breakout? we have avery marquez with us this morning. >> thank you. >> there was a little bit of a dip in january. are you seeing the turn around? >> i believe we are seeing a turn around. you mentioned the ipo had the best week last week thanks to 2023 ipo of arm. when we start to see the ipo etf index improving, that is

the process of elite degradation has been induced and... the french historian we talked about, emman todn world. i don’t know how or in what form this will happen, but we see how this whole house of cards is already beginning to shake. look, texas, biden, trump, the national debt of the united states, the european economy and so on and so on and so on. lack of hope. complete confusion in the brain, a feeling of hopelessness and a search for an enemy in order to at least somehow explain for oneself the emptiness in which a civilized person lives today. i want to remind you of one phrase from my speech at the forum in st. petersburg. listen. i'll say more that, i will say, probably. the guys go to war, risk their lives and health, some do not return, they are precisely from this category of our citizens. the statesman from the politician is that politics is focused on the next elections, and the statesman on the next generations thinks about the future of the country, which is why it is so important for all of us now to be on the right side of this conflict, well, at the end i want to give

resistancy groups. this time israeli special forces or undercover units raided the refugee camp of tod karim, surrounded a house, clash is erupted between members of the palestinian resistance groups and the israeli forces and then more israely troops and armored vehicles uh stormed the refugee camp of turkarem because this special forces or undercover units had been revealed by the palestinian resistance there, the israel is first shot and killed during this operation 19 year old nabil amir from the refugee. camp of two kim and three others had been wounded later the israelies revealed that they succeeded to shoot and kill 36 year old ahmad alfi. ahmed alfi, the israel said that the the operation was in order to arrest or assassinate ahmed alfi, the israel is claimed that he was responsible for number of shooting incidents against israeli forces during this military. operation the israel soldiers killed ahmed alfi and confiscated his body. the european union foreign policy chief is warning that the occupied west bank is boiling and it could be on the eve of a greater explosion. speaki

we need tod be joe biden in november.lause] i don't believe donald trump can be joe biden. [cheers and applause] nearly every day trump drives people away, including with his comments just yesterday. todayou in south carolina and we're getting around 40% of the vote. [cheers and applause] that's about, that's about what we got in new hampshire, too. i'm an account. i know 40% is not 50%, but i also know 40% is not some tiny group. [cheers and applause] nikki! ni! mrs. haley: there are huge numbers of voters in our republican primaries who are saying they want an alternative. [cheers] i said earlier this week that no matter what happens in south carolina, i will continue to run for president. [cheers] i am a woman of my word. [cheers] >> nikki! nikki! nikki! [chanting] nikki. nikki. nikki. >> i'm not getting up this fight when a majority of americans disapprove of both donald trump and joe biden. south carolina has spoken. we are the fourth state to do so. in the next ten ten days an1 states and territories will speak. the

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. >>> and we're teaming up with the "tod" show again to host a niners pep rally ahead of the super bowl. join us on friday at 4:00 a.m. at the lot at cy center bishop ranch in san ramon. dress up in your best 49ersear and you might get on the "today" show. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. >>> welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." this most recent storm is part of a series of atmospheric river events we've seen in the bay area, but we're getting more extreme weather events due to climate change. joining us is nbc news' climate reporter chase cain. chase, so, tell us how climate change is affecting the amount of rainfall we

and let's cross over now to the point us tod, where the vote has just wrapped up political correspondence. thomas barrow is there . so tell us what the more about what's going on, thomas? well, this is the result of a very long debate here in the german parliament. and by the way, not only in the german parliament about this proposed law, about the implications of this, about how it's going to be implemented. this is the result of really months of political discussions here in germany and by the way, also discussions among the german nation. they were just a whole a few days ago which revealed that route ha, of the month of on for 70 percent are actually in favor of this for about 40. again, spend the remaining 10 percent simply said they do not have a strong opinion on this role. so the fact that there's been a debate here in parliament, but also debate in german society means such a nissan rogue, that this is a very sensitive topic, but also a very important topic for the german coalition. germany's governing coalition, which has led, obviously by tons of uh for that size. so tell us a

earlier i spoke to get in levy a column as the tod, it's newspaper. he says, the international community should impose a palestinian state. tony as well, on the project always lies was to as long as any possibility of it. but it's the that state not only things to have for any kind of negotiations with the palestinians. you need anything possible and succeeded by the way, to put all that. but it's the problem of the day, but for many, many years now i did came the 7th of october and reminded him that he cannot continue. was this for ever, but to expect him now to get into way. negotiations over by sea estate is really ridiculous. what is serious is the great opportunity that we have facing no, because we are facing an opportunity. but this is an opportunity to the international community. is what will be with us. because we use the reviews for their case even before that they all go for a re, a settlement. and therefore, i think the initial community that's it's time to say, you know, you know, we cannot, henry anymore is what is going to want every f

arms lies my soul. kenzie, i'm going to settle, so she was a yeah and a half old and the son, and then tod building was level to the ground. why these really wanna hang out? i know one of their buddies went to 2 pieces off to the united states. yet again, vito un security council resolution cooling for an immediate cease fire, be removed, palestinians say they have been let down. the accepted for the images of more than a $140.00 days award. did not push the world to take action differently than what are they waiting for, and what does the world waiting for? are they waiting for all of the power spending people and all the children to die? civilians say they're being targeted is very forces truck, crowded street east to ruffle, repeatedly on tuesday. and there was no really tell them the bombing in central guns that either with thousands of people were killed. 6 of them in that strike when a call. but the threat is no longer just from this calling that discount for displaced people in the mos in your hon. eunice families say is very sore just through sound bombs into their tents. what woul

. >> americans have a choice tod make. >> greg: the human thumb dodging impeachment is speaking out. myorkos saying he's not going anywhere. >> the allegations are baseless i'm focused on the work thatas brings me to las vegas today. >>t go republicans say they maye another vote and if they have n the numbers to impeach you, would you step aside. >> i a would not. >> greg: surprise, judge. how can they blame him. he's not president. the numbers were way lower under him. how is this even possible. because they live in a worldsi they turbln everything back and they aim it at you. whatever they're doing they aimt it at donald trump. surfing from trump derangement. there were 70,000 who came in the last month trump was president. theyth came in and the first thg they d you know this. they stopped building the wall when biden came in. t they stopped title 42. what was the other thing. they -- the agenda was to bring in as many people as possible. now they want to blame donalddo trump.na i don't think they know what they're talk ing about. then you get to nancy pelosi. the truth is the num

[laughter] >> greg: tod?o eat all the food that the migrants throw out, because apparently this food is torture to these people. secondarily, he likes flipping the bird, so i think if he is such a fan of birds, we should put him on a perch on the tell us building your park, make him extend his arms, and let the birds do it they will on him like a statue. [applause] while he's eating the sandwiches they throw at him. >> greg: tyrus? >> he held it like that, like this? i just give them a field goal. >> punched him in the face. you'd probably go to jail. >> eh, i'll get out. minority, hello! i was depressed. as a matter of fact, anyone at this table wants to commit a crime, i'll do it for you and i can be out that afternoon. >> greg: that is an app. that's like uber. rent a guide to go beat up cops for you. >> white people, don't do it. i got it. pick me up in an hour. >> greg: these guys hopped on a bus and went across the country. isn't that punishment enough? >> from personal experience, it's pretty bad. i've

i'm obsessed with them beca tod. be respectful of the locals. we are visitors. delight turns to worry as we learn that these birds are building nests for chicks that have no chance of survival. the warming climate brought enough freakish spring snow this year that it delayed nesting season for weeks. chicks born this late won't have enough time to grow feathers and fat needed to get through winter. what connects these little guys to the seals and the whales is krill. the problem is, the sea ice is going away down here, scientists are concerned about what that means for the future of these ecosystems. >> watch a new episode of "the whole story with anderson cooper, what whales tell us," that's tonight. >>> many schools are gone in the south. >> reporter: memories pack the halls of this nearly century-old schoolhouse. >> that was a hallway. the window was not there. >> reporter: now in their 70s and 80s, these former students walk us through the ruins of their school. >> this was the entranceway. >> reporter: it may not look pretty, but this structure stands tall

tod deal with particular protected industries to ensure that sufficient information. what are your thoughts on that? are you hearing from members how you navigate that while maintaining the underlying policy behind having a de minimis provision? >> a common thread with those who express concern to me and for good reason is enforcement. so hypothetically if de minimis were gotten rid of and there was no enforcement would anything change? and the tighter that might be the more difficult enforcement can become. now keep in mind various countries just think with canada there is such a glaring difference because they are so protectionist in their approach. and ultimately that hurts their own consumers. but as we move forward looking at dependent is the way it is now and there is a variety of opinions that my first message is how canan we accomplish whatever someone is setting up to accomplish? we have to be very thoughtful. maybe anecdotally on some of these things were not intended with the increase in the minimum is the way it was or the way it has been. and so movingg f

it's one of the greatest institutions of american life, the first time i've gone tod mcdonald's andofd off. food ifos justod -- the price ir higher. everyone feels it. it means your paycheck is worth less than it used to be. larry: affordability crisis. rick and alec thank you very much. up nex alet we have florida congressman byron donalds, he'll talk about a life, liberty and pursuit of happiness and the breakdown of the progressive model, everywhere you turn. i'm "kudlow." we'll be right back. things will go wrong for your customers. but your business can make it right, with watsonx assistant. ai that can help resolve problems by understanding your customer requests with 90 percent accuracy. let's create customer service in service of customers, with watsonx assistant. ibm. let's create. jorge has always put the ones he loves first. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out of their way to provide except

braverman is raised the tension tod okay, well, nower. get the words of nigel farage, who joins us from america. nigel, welcome the show , nigel. it's welcome to the show, nigel. it's absolutely kicking off this side of the pond. suella braverman has waded in today saying the islamists have taken over. nigel you've been you've been talking on this for a long time. what's your situation about the unfolding anarchy on british streets ? streets? >> uh, depressing. upsetting thing. but i'm afraid from my perspective , entirely perspective, entirely predictable. this is the direct result of irresponsible immigration policies from both labour and conservative governments over the course of the last 25 years, the encouragement of multiculturalism , um, the multiculturalism, um, the encouragement of identity politics, the encouragement of everybody having a label and everybody having a label and everybody being separate rather than us all being treated equally before the law. this is where we've got to, and i'm afraid . add to that a lack of afra

congress for not drafting a bill l i think 99 percent of what he wasas doing was to come up with a policy todrden out across the country if we are willing to accept billions of people coming in because there is a fear that somehow isdemocrats m have gained a political b advantage to deal with the border and border security we have to look in the mirror and reckon if we did something or ld could have done something more governor abbott has been an effective advocate for serious so border policy is able to say to republicans give me a border security bill you don't get everything you want let's advance the ball and ensure that we get border security b better than we do now. named her superstar greg. it's very lonely at the top. but greg abbott has stood up and taken charge and i came up with a phrase just now, the sum anis greater than its parts jus now. immigration is one thing a crime is another and in look ? immigration plus crime is biggerio and venezuelan drug gangs have married into mayhem and we have migration crime depletion of resourcesf you could probably address each one separately b

remarkablelo image with huge long line of migrants scaling a massive steep rocky mountains in an effort todwho kuma here. they climbed over the mexican side and walked down this mountain, incredibly dangerous and made it to the bottom and i talked to some of them here thes came all over the place. take a listen. >> where you guys from? columbia? where you from? >> colombia. >> where you from? >> brazil. >> kazakhstan. y >> where you from? >> kazakhstan, kazakhstan, keswick stand?d fo where you from? brazil. >> in the meantime hundreds of chinese and nationals crossingju illegally in the san diego sector including jacumba and t number of chinese exploding and this is not normal. to put in perspective for you. take a look at this graphic, telling fox news four and a half months since october 1st, more than 20,000 chinese nationalsute encounter at our southern border. that is up more than 4000% over all of fiscal year 2021 and there weremigr just 450 migrants encounter. and laura, the politics of the california border, obviously, very different than texas.ther out here and no razor wire, notn

b i think today with this announcement it's a time tod respect his car i haves.e is no couldn't theserv t doubt the senateconference willo should be the next leader. that will be a vigorous discussion. t many of my colleagues will put their name forward. what i would like to see is the next leader be someone who is strong, who has courage, who will actually stand up and fight ane d lead and i'd like to see e republican conference for us to. do what we said we would do, toc actually fight for theon promiss we said we would fight for andgh deliver on our promises and i think whoever the next leader is, i think that's really fronte and center most critical. david: nexi want to switch tor home state of texas because wect have a big day tomorrow with a former president and a current president both visiting, very different views on how to deal with the border.isit one president of course hader success in diminishing theesen number of migrants coming acrosc these border, that's donald tru. the other one is essentiallyro opened im t up, it's four timess worse than u it w

. >> someone should tell the senator if he wants people to have more kids, he might not want tods support a decision th prevents people from having more kids. yesterday morning former governor nikki haley appeared to agree with the alabama ruling telling nbc news that embryos are babies. and then yesterday evening she clarified that she did not agree with the alabama ruling. >> i didn't say that i agreed with the alabama ruling. the question that i was asked is do i believe an embryo is a baby. i do think that if you look in the definition an embryo is considered an unborn baby. and so, yes, i believe from my stance that that is. >>th republican congressman byr donalds of florida a rising star inis the gop appeared similarly confused, expressingmi support r the alabama ruling and also ivf, which the alabama ruling now essentially prohibits. >> the alabama supreme court just ruled embryos are children. do you believe embryos are mb children? >> iry do. because embryos grow into being adults like we are. i think there are women who seek that process and that's important, that's a good thing

we have the defense capability and going tod digress for a moment i spent two hours at a lunch beforere. the subject was mostly ai and patents. the ai world what we have done with huge amounts of individuals. in the ai world we don't need stations.ting in we can set up relationships were through ai the information comes one way, it's inclusions are available the other way and they receiving it. in real time. but the ability to create these solid networks occur. so could i employ input that was on indian land and indian sea seeand even in the air over inda that flow into our mutual needs and there is a threat or request for information you are a civil and military defense get their answer. that is powerful against the adversaries we care about. but it is also powerful for example along the pakistan border where today massive amounts of indian soldiers basically stand there just in case. wheat could save india a huge amount of expense that isn't necessary if wece replace people with sensors. if we replaced two sets of troops the pakistanis would respond. backing off in favor each side h

i for one am grateful for the work of the january -- that the re tod to talk about, but before i get into that, i do want to give chairman thompson, ranking member thompson, an opportunity to the extent he'd like one to respond and perhaps make any congressmens with respect to the gentleman from kentucky's soliloquy or diatribe or whatever you want to call it. mr. thompson: well i, you know, whatever the gentleman from kentucky has uncovered, is still not too late to provide that information to the authorities and hopefully we can capture some people. and i want encourage him to do. so i think we all ought to be embarrassed at what happened on january 6. but we also should fear some of the danger that went on that day and i hope our report talks about how misinformation, improperly promulgated, causes people to do strange thing, including planting pipe bombs. so if there is evidence somewhere between a.t.f., secret service, f.b.i., i think they should be made aware of the videos and i look forward to, if the chairman decides to move on some subpoenas with whomever, it'll be a good op

we need as a conference is tod come together and start workingr as a team. do notrtpa appear to be a part of the problem. we look forward to talking to you next time on a sunday night. >> thanks, trey, great to see you. m >> trey: you too appeared former states department who iso spokesperson for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu joins us after the break with the latest on iran and israel only on "sunday night in america." ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back to woulday night in america." underwhelming would be the word that comes to mind for those of us watching the dignified transfer of dead americans from the battlefield back home. we wondered what our military response would be. what is the price to be paid foa killing american soldiers? not much. so far at least.stra the biden administration claims what we saw or didn't see was just the first round with more to come here and wto ce shall se the u.s. retaliates against iran with strikes actually inside of the country of iran.depa joining us now former states department morgan ortagus. sus morgan, overwhelmi

our very democracy depends on people being able tods disagree with one another passionately, emphatically, and still be able to work together with mutual respect and dignity. when that is no longer possible, when policy arguments become personal attacks and people start to paint the other side not as colleagues who happen to disagree, but as enemies, we are entering very dangerous territory. here in this building, we've seen how listening to one another and having thoughtful conversations can impact our relationships and createti bettr policies for our state. we share the same goals for a strong colorado so let's use these next four months to really work together to disagree better, to show the nation how it's done the colorado way. it's work isn't easy. [applause] the baby's back. if it were easy it would have been done already but here in colorado we dream, we dare and we do and this year we choose once again to tackle what is hard but truly challenges us as president kennedy said not because it is easy but because it's hard. so as we prepare for the year ahead, knowep that this state i

and msnbc is going to have special coverage of the south carolina coprimary starting tod at 4:00 eastern, with my colleagues, jen psaki and jonathan capehart. and at 6:30, rachel maddow and the team will pick up analysis with steve kornacki at the big board. but still to come on the katie phang show, creeping christian nationalism. how alabama supreme court is using the threat of, quote, god's inwrath to determine women's control over their own bodies. destroying the separation of church and state as the republican party twist itself into knots to build support and oppose ivf. but first, trump's cash crunch. the millions just keep stacking up against former president. raising stbig questions about h financial solvency and whether or not he's even going to be able to afford appealing the eye-popping judgments racking up against him. that is up next. there's nothing better than a subway series footlong. except when you add on an all new footlong sidekick. we're talking a $2 footlong churro. $3 footlong pretzel and a five dollar footlong cookie. every epic footlong deserves the perfect side

. >>> and president biden headed to the golden state tod you want to see who we are as americans? peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. >>> good tuesday morning. the time is 5:44. let's get a look at martinez where we're in the low 50s and some light rain coming down now. that will last through the 6:00 hour, and then a break with a mostly cloudy sky. expect the rain to come back around noon and it will be off and on later today. we're tracking the waves of rain and the potential of thunderstorms in the microclimate forecast coming up. >>> and we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are likely turned on in the last few minutes. we see the backup that is

the american conservative cites the opinion of the famous french sociologist and writer tod.urned out to be something of a paper tiger that could not bring russia to its knees. the expert notes that over the past 20 years, russia has achieved stunning success in agriculture and internet access. infant mortality, which is considered the most important indicator of the country's development in russia, is one of the lowest in the world, already lower than in the usa. it is curious that in his first book, back in 1976, he accurately predicted the collapse of the soviet union. now he writes about the inevitable collapse of western civilization. the book is called the defeat of the west. according to the bestselling author, the states are leading the liberal world into the abyss. the west has no idea how much of the world rejects its value system of modern globalist neoliberalism. russia invaded its neighbor, one of the most the richest countries imposed crushing sanctions, and the invasion turned out to be extremely costly. to the economic containment of russia. we have witnessed

election headquarters and you want to join us on election day tuesday, march 5th >> which is a week from tod for our live election results from around the bay area. our coverage begins at 08:00pm. make sure you tune in and watch as the numbers come out. attorney general rob bonta, by the way, says he's taking a stand so that we don't pay more at the grocery store. the state of california suing grocery giant kroger and albertsons to block them from merging. lot of consolidation. and it's up to us to stand up for everyday folks, for workers, for consumers, for folks who >> want to pay a fair price. and have quality and options and a high high level services. california joins the ftc and 7 other states now along with the district of columbia in filing monday's lawsuit. >> they say it will result if it happens this merger, it will result in higher prices and reduced consumer choice. the lawsuit also says the merger violates federal and timing not believe laws. kroger's proposed deal to buy albertsons is valued about 24.6 billion dollars. state superintendent tony thurmond, by the way, is backing

is suggesting have them, there's a more in comipennyill out tod is the gesting that penny mordaunt isunak. if or when the time comes, it says here, in a blow to suella braverman, a poll found that she is highly polarising. while 25% of 2019 tory voters said she would make a good leader, beating kemi badenoch by 1.53% said she would make a bad leader. do these sorts of polls affect your sort of future hopes of one day leading the tory party for goodness? >> uh, listen, i'm you know, i served as home secretary . i served as home secretary. i grateful for that opportunity . grateful for that opportunity. i'm. i'm here. really to champion conservative values . champion conservative values. >> but does that mean at the helm one day? >> well, i'm not going to make any comment on what might happen in the future, but you're not ruling it out. >> tell i'm there's no >> i can tell i'm there's no leadership election. >> what we do face is a general election the moment. we're election at the moment. we're heading an almighty defeat. heading for an almighty defeat. my heading for an almighty defea

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to the three families whose tod one lost their life.reak it breaks my heart. this was all preventable. so , mr. president, hit iranit and hit them now and hit them hard to protect americans in harm's way. i don't know ericans if he has it in him. i mean, i want to be very clear here, because there's not a singlee is not watching rightn i think i think the americanpeti people's appetittee for a long, protracted conflict in that area of the world is probably zero at this point. howevebably zer, when you attack american troops nearly 200 times and then you kill american troops to not have a response at all is unfathomable to me. unfayou are basically then givig them, you know, free to do whatever they want to american troops. there has goericant to bense. a proportional response. i like your idea. take out their refinerieeas. uro that is that that is the biggest source of wealth for thatiranian mullahf the iras. i think that's a simple solution. i do, too. and they would stop. they have four refineries, you can see fromies yo space, mn sure if they do this again

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guy on your screento president biden's ever going to go toe to toe on a debate stage with donalo toe-tod trump. he knows he would get smoked not once, not twice, but threeth times. so that transcript is the windw american voter has into the decline of this president. i've got to imagine, and my understanding is that imagt, is it not? t i want to see the videotape. is yeah. yes. all right. it's been released. all of it. >> well, there's so t transparent. they promise transparencranspar all right. here's the deadly exit question which everybody hates.tes, and and you know it's coming, governor. kn it to november or is he going to be on the ticket come november? doubt i doubt it. a month ago, i just said heit probably. but i think the deterioration what happened last thursday what stark, sooratio shocking. and this report really, i think, just nailed it. i don't see him making it all the way to the election. i don't know, charlie. i think this was the worst week of the: i do biden. does he make it? and i think he might the bid have vacillate presided a time . but i'm not going to hold you a

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kevin $350 million decision, kil of a hitar for the former tod president today in court. >> your final thoughts on thatay . >> >> yeah, i think he hasstrong some strong constitutional arguments on appeal and due process issuesutiona. there was no jury, of course.ue i think this has bees, n discuse and it's worth repeating. no harm, no actualbut wort victc i think the banks actually said they were paid on timeey wer and there was a defense on his behalf with the banks. i do think that there could be a successful appeal, at least in reducing a the amout of damages. and of course, there could be strong constitutional arguments to tryd coul to move s in to even federal court on his behalf. >> got to go fede, alex. thank you both. coming up, democrats new effort in the so-called fight for racial.effort. a hip hop task force that won't include republicans. >> and in the nightcap, smart devices, smart speakers, smart c phones always listening to you. >> but two out of three americans don't care if these devices are recording them without their knowledge. do you care?do let us know. an instagr

it's not just good government that's going tod. forward, it's just a good political strategy. and so i hope that a this is a signal to those who want to move if further left and further right that thefu smart politics and the effect of policy is to constantly seek that common ground. you're not going to get everything you want, by the way. the constitution was not designed to give one party everything they want. it was designed to find the right compromise, the right balance, and we need that more than anything else. ande and i'm, the changes i've seen since i left congress in 2017 starkly remind me of the need to find that common ground. >> host: all right. let's go to the phones. will in port washington, new york. democrat. good morning. ing. >> caller: good afternoon -- good morning,de crush c-span, thank you. i'll be succinct, but i think i'd like to open something for mr. israel to ec e employer. welcome, sir. my bone bona fide, i was bone -- born in bayside, new york. here's my take. the signs of hyperbole on immigration and

otherwiseso how y'all doing tod? i'm bill merchant, the deputy director for collections, historian and curator here at the dna technology oracle society. and i welcome you for tonight's presentation. you must be some of the not some of the 46,000 people without power. i think i got that number right. so thank you for for coming tonight. and i know mike's a great historian. we're going to have mike warden is going to present unleashed by a mob. and so without any further ado. my lord. thank you. thank you. i do appreciate you coming out. it's been a stormy day. it's been a stormy evening already. so thank you for getting here. and i'm going to talk to you about a pretty tragic event from 1890 to port jervis new york. i mean, it's, what, 43 miles from here. so most people are probably familiar with the area, at least. and we were connected by the canal. so there's a strong connection between different communities here. and just quickly, with my background, i'm a retired police officer. i did 22 years, started as a patr

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