and still, she said, tyler perry is coming.ipstick before he walks in the room. >> did she say that? >> yes. and i filmed the whole thing. we sat down and watched it, and she was in tears. and at the end of it, she is saluting and she is crying, and she says "tyler, thank you for letting the world know that black women contributed in the war effort. thank you for letting the world know that we mattered, that we counted, that we fought too." and for me, that was worth it. all i wanted to do was honor these women. but to have one of them see it and really be able to take it in, that felt amazing. >> we do put our lives on the line. >> reporter: corporal king died peacefully earlier this year. she was 100 years old. >> it's just so special to honor these women. you see when people watch the film that anybody who has ever been underestimated or doubted in any way, this film resonates so deeply, because it really is about exceeding expectations and being able to achieve against al odds, and being able to stand up to people who don't

tyler work joined -- tyler york joined my newly formed team in washington, d.c.doing both constituent services and legislative work. a kansan through and through, after a few years in washington, d.c., like many, tyler decided to continue his work as a district representative to get back home to kansas. tyler quickly became intergrafted, became a part -- integrated, became a part and familiar with the communities in south central kansas. whether meeting with local leaders or assisting kansans with problems they're having with the federal government, you could always count on tyler to be diligently working with a smile on his face to solve a problem. to help people. to get things done. through his time assisting folks with federal issues, doing what we all here call casework, tyler became our go-to guy for issues related to many things, including the united states post office and ro, and as -- and as many of my colleagues know, we've had lots of casework involving the challenges of the united states post office getting the mail delivered. ready, willing, and able,

hi, stifel. >> hey, tyler. thank governor kugler seeing a stable employment picture on one side in what she called a bump in the inflation data on the other, telling cnbc in that exclusive interview the fed can take its time this year reducing straits. >> they view we can take our time to slow down maybe the pace to be more gradual. that bump that we saw the end of the year, until we see that that gets resolved, even on the other hand unemployment for some reason doesn't continue to be as resilient, we would be ready to act in a different direction. >> kugler noted the average fed official at the last meeting marked down the outlook for fed rate from 100 to 50 basis points. she wouldn't comment on the futures market pricing that has a single 325 basis point built in. she was not concerned with the rise of the unemployment rate to 4.2 from a low of 3.4, noting it rose gradually unlike recessions when it can rise kick quickly. optimistic about productivity gains, could have staying power, uncertain about the fisc

tyler? >> i wanted to ask you if you have any granularity on where were the sales more slow than in other -- was china a notable weak spot? do you know that, do they break it out that way? >> they don't break it out by regions, but you can put the numbers together and you look at things like vehicle registrations, they actually, in the fourth quarter, in the third and fourth quarter, were increasing deliveries in china, but they're not growing sales as quickly as china's ev market is growing. so, that's one area where they're feeling pressure. and here in the united states, you know, they're going to be facing the questions about what happens with the ev tax credit on a federal level. >> all right, phil lebeau, thank you. let's kick it around a little bit bit. thoughts on tesla? >> i think there's general concern around the demand for evs, which is why we've seen a lot of the heritage u.s. automakers kind of pull back, either do completely away with or push back what they're target dates hav

go ahead, tyler? yeah, we, me, we've sunk hundreds of billions into ukraine and i don't think anybody wants to just walk away and wash your hands of it. i mean, there's gotta be some sort of, uh, some sort of accountability. there are some that mean it's gotta be a wind down that, that, you know, makes use or somehow somehow accounts for that in, in the larger scheme of things but has now given place. i'm going to tell you, you know, it's uh uh, the other guest, gentleman said that they'll follow anything. the trump says, let me tell you something. there is a lot of discontent in the mag and movement right now. yet with a zionist influence on, uh, on trump and you know, there's a feeling amongst many people that are, they're willing to, a willing to hold out for, you know, to see what he actually does. but there's a, there's definitely a lot of, um, let's say discontent. with the police around himself with, you know, whether be the head of cantor fitzgerald running his transition along with, you know,

as again, it's the economy. stupid, tyler, a way way in on that tyler. because my, my feet, my thesis on that is that the, the ukraine is turning in to be a lot more complicated than the trunk people wanted to blake this, you'll just be a ceasefire and we'll do this and we'll delay membership. all the, all of that is a non starter. anyone knows about the complex knows that ok and there with the running up against a very hard, brick wall. but there are other, there are other theaters and it ran has already been mentioned here. your yeah, the all and also also the, the new put the answer. what the question i had for joe is maga being played here? go ahead, tyler? yeah. we me, we've sunk hundreds of billions into your crane and i don't think anybody wants to just walk away and wash your hands of it. i mean, there's gotta be some sort of, uh, some sort of accountability. there are some that mean it's gotta be a wind down that, that, you know, makes use or somehow somehow accounts for that in, in the larger scheme of things but has now given place. i'm going

tyler: exactly.court brief requesting there be a delay and citing trump's negotiating skills and saying he could reach an agreement between the parties to get this done and address national security concerns. if the ban is put in place the question came up if trump could to it further. it was written for a 90-day pause if there is a deal on the table but that would have to materialize. he could instruct his department of justice not to enforce it but that could open him up to legal scrutiny. he could work with congress to repeal what they put in place but that seems highly unlikely considering the bipartisan support this bill received. i'm talking about unlikely allies coming together to push it forward including hakeem jeffries and mike johnson working hand-in-hand. caroline: bipartisanship perhaps has its limits. tyler kendall, we thank you. we have more from d.c. you are analyzing how it is unfolding inside the court. did anything strike you? sarah: let's go back to the legal framework. they are b

he's collaborated with travis scott tyler, the creator. the event is hosted by another planet entertainment. there will be other live musical performances, food vendors, drinks and activities. it runs from 7.30, to 9 on market. and second. >> and the golden state warriors are going to team up with make-a-wish are going to help a little guy. he's a warriors fan and try to make his dreams come true. 8 year-old one joe and his family will be at tonight's game versus the seventy-sixers you want was diagnosed with cancer. he's a big sports fan flying all the way from iowa to see the game. so will be his first pro sports event we hope it really goes well for him. that wraps it up for us. have a good night, everybody be safe. we'll see tomorrow ♪ ♪ >> announcer: lone wolf terrorist. >> after first saying he had accomplices, the fbi is now saying he acted alone. >> announcer: the video clues he left behind. >> i just want to say hello and let you know a little bit about me. >> announcer: and the trump hotel tesla cybertruck

he has collaborated with travis scott and tyler. the creator, the event is free. it runs from 7.30, to 9 on market and second street art. the warriors are making a dream come true. teaming up with make a wish tonight to help this little guys. >> life 8 year-old you and joe and his family will be at tonight's game against the sixers in the city. un's a big sports fan and is flying all the way from iowa to see the game. this will be his first pro sporting event and make-a-wish wants to make sure it's a memorable moment for him because, you know, those kids deal with all kinds of health issues and it's a great organization and hopefully the warriors will come through. there we go. all right. that's it for kron. 4 news at 5. the news at 6 is next. >> coming on properties at 6, a new year means some changes to your pg e bill. we're going to break down the numbers and tell you how much. >> you should expect to spend 2025. the news at 6 is next. >> now at 6 new year, price hike pg and e says your gas bills going get more expensive. >> but first, police in san francisco a

tyler, we're on tv. >> i need fresh air, come on, >> tyler.to do the interview. there are swears in the comedy special >> but nothing that biden hasn't called your son. i just want to say all the language is presidentially approved. >> ainsley: what was the other one? one horse pony show. >> 1912 sayings nobody knows about. >> brian: will you miss him? you could segue easily to trump. you were ready for him to take power. >> i was ready, absolutely. >> brian: how do you keep up with it? >> it is daily. look at what happened with the columbia thing the other day. amazing. the president of columbia is picking up the immigrants. we love the coffee bean from columbia but we'll do six months of imacha. no coffee. then they would be picking up more immigrants. >> ainsley: tell us about yourself. your new show on fox nation. you have been on with joe rogan and greg gutfeld. >> i'm sitting on his booster seat right now. sitting on his phone book. greg is great. i grew up in new haven, connecticut. >> steve: did you watch a lot of fox going up? >> i wa

tyler's home burned to the ground.hen houses are close together in neighborhoods like this one, your home hardening efforts are much less effective. if your neighbors aren't doing the same because of a neighbor's house catches fire, a flaming domino effect dramatically increases the chances yours will, too. it's just really hard to process still. but both tyler and keegan continue on helping people dealing with the aftermath of this fire. many hours of work, which they combined with their day jobs and their surfing. >> anytime there's santa ana winds, it's usually when the surf is great, but it's also the most scariest. fire conditions. so we've missed a lot of good days for sure. >> gary tuchman joins us now from the pacific palisades. i saw some of those guys out there in the pacific palisades. talk about the connection between being a surfer and being in the in the brigade yeah, anderson, it's very common for avid surfers to know a lot about the environment, about ecology, about meteorology, about wind speeds, about

take care of tolan and tyler. please tell them i love them every day. i've been suffering for a while now and no one has noticed. this is not the first time i have had suicide. thoughts? i love you and the boys. matthew immediately calls a friend in dispatch. >> okay. can you please dispatch a unit out to my location? that's in reference to my wife. she's having suicidal thoughts. she told me to take care of the boys, so i'm trying to hurry up and get back home, just to make sure that nothing's going to happen to them. >> any weapons inside the house? >> just my service weapons. >> matthew makes it back to the apartment first. >> he stated that he heard two shots fired. you know, pop, pop. rapid succession. >> matthew runs inside to the closet where he keeps his service gun, but the closet is locked. he grabs his police radio from the kitchen counter and runs outside and makes this desperate call. >> i believe i just heard a shot fired coming into my residence. i just came up the stairs two rounds. >> but did he say two rounds? can someone shoot themsel

check this out now by. >> tyler to foley. he's got that thing on a string.s team leading 15th goal of year to make it one-nothing same store in the second kyle passes to mario ferraro a 3rd of the year against and it was enough for you are a slave master off the young goalie, but his best game as a drop. 24, 25 shots. >> san jose hangs on to win it 2 to one. >> guys, back to you. >> experts offering tips on how to start your new year. all healthy. they include establishing good habits, which include limiting processed food intake, eating a balanced diet, plenty fruits and veggies. is an exercise. make sure you get swiss lee man. is that stress to help your mind and body and limit sugary drinks and more water. most important experts urge people to set some realistic goals to achieve sustainable changes throughout the year. archive of the next hour now underway in the south bay. >> a little homeless encampments. we about waterways, health officials, a side who can stay, who has to leave. plus, a family is left with questions after woman dies in a tragic shooti

. >> 18 year-old tyler gordon and his younger sister, jenna. 16 sailed through life together. both both loved music and both teens died in the bedroom of their homes riverside county. 2 separate incidents from fentanyl related overdoses. got on my knees and begged pleaded with god begging him to take me instead to please save them. you know, and the fact i was in that position twice. >> you know, it's both of my kids. it's just it's surreal to me reading parents like tammy line, gordon are at the center of a deadly opioid crisis, crushing communities across america. >> line gordon son, tyler, passed away in 2020. he took what he thought was percocet, but it contained fentanyl that tyler purchased on snapchat. 10 months later, her daughter jenna, died after unknowingly taking counterfeit xanax that investigators told line gordon was pure fentanyl. neither one of them men to end up dead. most fentanyl shipments are trafficked into the u.s. from mexico. this poison, this drug that's coming in from the cartels is out there. and you need to be careful because if you get your hands

with nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander, washington post white house reporter tyler pager, former ohio republican governor john kasich, and former democratic congresswoman from pennsylvania. susan wild so, peter alexander, a busy day for all of our white house teams, all of our teams here in washington. talk about the packed agenda today. >> well, andrea, i think a lot of the president's allies said that there would be shock and awe in the first days. >> perhaps day one of the trump administration. >> and i think to a lot of his critics, certainly they did feel shocked to witness as much as they saw yesterday, recognizing, though, that so many of the things he did yesterday, frankly, were things he committed to doing throughout the course of the campaign, not the least of which was those pardons to the nearly 1600 individuals, many of whom were convicted, some pleading guilty for their crimes on that day, january 6th. let's walk you through what we expect to see from the president today. still attending that faith service at the national cathedral. a little bit later

joining us now is tyler wells.is a business owner from altadena and had to evacuate due to the fires. his restaurant burning remains standing despite the devastation in the surrounding community. and that's really the thing. i think tyler is so much of what is around it is gone. tell us a little bit about how you're doing, how your business is doing, and how the community is doing. >> yeah. >> for me, it's um. uh, we're kind of out of words. um, this is the reality of it is is really starting to set in. i think so many of us have been just obviously in denial and in shock. and, um, having gone up to the space and, you know, have a lay of the land, it's not that close to the fires. but these winds were so insane we left on, i think it was tuesday night and just thought, well, the restaurant will be fine. the neighborhood will be fine. and i woke up to a thousand text messages and just an absolute nightmare. so, um, you know, and we're obviously completely blessed and so lucky because the building is standing and and

tyler: good morning.heard president biden saying the fbi is looking into whether or not there are any potential links. we are waiting for additional information on that front. law enforcement officials in las vegas have confirmed they are working with elon musk on the investigation into how this explosion happened. in terms of what we do know about the explosion, the federal -- the officials in las vegas noted elon musk has provided them with extensive video footage from tesla charging stations across the country so they can track this vehicle's whereabouts to the point of the explosion. elon musk says his team at tesla has confirmed it was not necessarily an explosion of the cyber truck itself, but rather fireworks or a bomb were in the truck that ultimately caused the destruction. he went on to say that ultimately it was how the cyber truck was built that contained the blast. officials noting that likely helped to contain the blast and minimize the casualties and injuries we saw from the event. lisa: do

so when you go to and i wasn't going to never, tyler the longer they, they did a voice i'm a bit. so there's this negative. now an indian breeding conservation program is fighting to not only protect the species but that habitat. it's not just the contribution reading that is important. one of the most important things to consider of the species is to maintain that habitat. one east reveals the bottle to save. india is in danger. red ponders the fed. sanders are almost impossible to study while they're sounding treacherous. thoughts of the eastern humanity is in india. they find me in my boot on in china. that's why my do i need to document their lives begins and then into the shadow of the mind, the contingent amount and as i walk through this while she leaves, i need eyes for the 1st time on the endangered firefox. i spotted, it's amazing, a brighter edge and a bushy evening deal. a little bigger than a house. she stated me for a 2nd before repeatedly timing up her favorite chair. i watched the shy creatures spend most of the day's lounging in the trees. much like a lazy month t

tyler perry -- we're going to talk about the movie, "next act." imagine -- you're friends with him. >> yes. >> seth: you know, this is a time to show gratitude. i would think there couldn't be a harder person to buy a present for than tyler perry. who, let's be honest is doing pretty good. >> he has everything. >> seth: yeah. >> him and oprah. you're like -- [ laughter ] >> seth: oprah. you're like, "is this one of your favorite things?" [ laughter ] >> yeah, exactly. "do you want a new favorite thing?" >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. this movie, which we'll talk about is all about letters. and he says the thing that means the most to him is a letter. >> seth: oh, that's nice. so you can just do a handwritten letter. >> maybe a post-it. [ light laughter ] >> seth: see, that's rice -- that's the one that deserves rice. [ laughter ] all right. i want to talk about your wonderful film. we'll be right back with kerry after this. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next

tyler used to play for the l.a.at told us that she volunteered tonight to help give back money to the city they love. it's been really tough, but i will say all of california really has banded together, and it seems like there's been so much support. so that's that's been really nice to see because it's been a tragic few weeks. sharks are also selling first responder themed merchandise at the sharks store, online and at the sap center to try and help out. really good event. jeff ranieri with the last word as we head into friday morning. how's it looking? and we'll start to see some clouds increase for tomorrow. chance of rain. scattered thunderstorms saturday. sunday we'll see some on and off. gusts 15 to 35 and southern california. quarter to a half inch of rain. great news. thanks for joining us. we hope to see you back here >>> >>> tonight president trump's executive order blocked. the federal judge issuing a temporary pause on the president's effort to limit birth right citizenship as the president starts to car

so, i'm kind of like mary tyler moore to you. [ laughter ] >> same thing. >> jimmy: in a lot of ways. here" is the name of the movie. it opens in select cities tomorrow then all over the country starting next month. fernanda torres, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be back with flipturn. >> jimmy: thanks to anthony anderson and fernanda torres. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. but first, their album "burnout days" comes out next friday. here with the song "rodeo clown," flipturn! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ m-d-m-a made me love you more it's all just a chemical feeling ♪ ♪ so don't take it so personal oh my love's still got meaning ♪ ♪ and i've been waiting for you to figure that out my intoxication doesn't mean it didn't count ♪ ♪ i've been feeling the weight of everything yeah babe i hold it down ♪ ♪ floating into the same old empty i feel it now ♪ ♪ i've been riding i've been rolling i've thrown my reputation around ♪ ♪ and i'm not a man with too many enemies i'm just a rodeo clown ♪ ♪ and you've been waiting for me to figure tha

lauren: john tyler. stuart: i'm guessing polk. you got it right. the answer is john tyler.d in april 1841 first vice president to succeed to the presidency after the death of his predecessor. there you have it. don't forget to send in your friday feedback, for this week. remember, varneyviewers@fox do.com.tomorrow our 15th annivey share your favorite memory from the show with us, we like short messages send them to varneyviewers@fox.com and don't forget "making money" with charles payne special unbreakable investor in the new guilded age today at 2:00 p.m. eastern with charles. that's it for "varney" & company. cheryl it's yours. cheryl: stuart, thank you so much appreciate it. happening right now, everyone, we've got a gaggle of trump nominees in the hot seat making their cases for senate confirmation. front and center is the confirmation of scott bessent. he's trump's pick for treasury secretary. plus, an 11th hour hold-up in the israel-hamas cease-f

yeah, my colleague will easily facebook with all to contribute to tyler read about where the blame lies. a lot of information coming out of others, numerous failures from fire hydrants running dry insurance companies, suddenly dropping fire insurance for long term residents. um, all sorts of political shenanigans we understand your thoughts on who's to blame, you know, and it's not even about blame, right. it's about accountability. yeah. so let's look at accountability because that's the key here. and yes, i worked for a state senator jack o'connell, who is brought up by willie brown. willie brown is, is kind of a keen maker in california. he's the guy that brought gavin you some along, along with a get a family may have lifted him up into political power. what is he done with that power? well, for the last decade he's been a lieutenant governor and governor with his eye on the white house. yeah. what does he want? what, what is he worried about the safety of the public? because let's face it, the, the government's basic responsibility is to protect the public. and the infrastructure.

since the tyler binds, we gain power and i've gotten this done 3 years ago at the tyler bonnie express garage, due to a new dallas for administer, and gave assurances that it does not pose a threat to india. in line with afghanistan's balance in economy, focus foreign policy, the slavic em, or it aims to strengthen political and economic ties with india as a significant regional and economic partner. our foreign minister assured the indian side that there was no danger to any one from afghanistan. this was a force and therefore highly significant. the engine for the secretary meeting with the 1st time of the meeting between india seems to to power in 2021. now this meeting to please in neutral territory in the volume in that meeting . there are several issues that were discussed, including by that relationship regional development. also very importantly, the shop on our boards. now i'm going to show his son, india for its continued support. floor of the honest on india has let me point out very cautiously in a very limited manner, maintained its presence and thought move to what the de

right, so obviously the tyler bond has this like india as a coupon, as the top that might smack in do by night, was that both sides of biological gathering. since the tyler bond uh to pilot and ask us on 3 years ago, that kind of unexpressed blasted shoots and you days and 4 minutes a, a made a showing. this is the end, does not pose a threat to india. in line with afghanistan's balanced and economy focus, foreign policy, the slavic amorous aims to strengthen political and economic ties with india. as a significant regional and economic partner, our foreign minister assured the indian side that there was no danger to any one from afghanistan. this was a farce and therefore highly significant. the indian ford and sexy meeting with the 1st time of the meeting between india seems solemn onto the following 2021. and now this meeting to placing a new photo to read the volume in that meeting, there are several issues that were discussed, including bilateral relationship regional development. also very importantly, the chop on our porch now alone. minnesota stands india for its continued sup

tyler used to play for the l.a.gs, so kat told us that she volunteered tonight to help give back money to the city they love. it's been really tough, but i will say all of california really has banded together, and it seems like there's been so much support. so that's that's been really nice to see because it's been a tragic few weeks. sharks are also selling first responder themed merchandise at the sharks store, online and at the sap center to try and help out. really g

cnn meteorologist tyler mauldin is here. tyler. they needed the rain, but not if there are awful consequences. >> absolutely. >> this is the first. >> rain of the season. frederica. and it is a welcome sight. however, too much of a good thing can be problematic. we have this area of low pressure paralleling the california coastline. it's bringing rainfall onshore right over the active fires. it's also raining very heavily right now over some of these burn scars, these larger burn scars of the most recent fires. it's also, in addition, falling on some very arid land here. again, this is the first rainfall of the year. it's been many months since southern california has picked up rainfall. so they are in an extreme drought. when you have a drought, the ground is essentially concrete and the rain doesn't want to go anywhere. but just sit right there on top of the ground. so this is leading to the concern for some mudslides, some debris slides, as well as flash flooding. as we go through the next 24 hours. the rain started yesterday. i

keith morrison: son tyler. for them, it was all about family. yeah, always. keith morrison: and they all stayed as close as any family could be. when jason got married, he moved into the house right next door. helped celebrate mark and karen's silver wedding anniversary as they all did. by 2012, they were grandparents many times over. had been married nearly 33 years. one thing i always looked up to and loved about their relationship was that they still dated. keith morrison: tyler's wife tina. after that long, sometimes you can lose that. and i never saw them lose that. keith morrison: but change does come for everyone. and by 2012, in their early 50s, mark and karen were making some changes. karen went back to school. nursing school. this was a plan that they'd talked about. it was the perfect situation. she got to stay home with the kids all growing up. and now she was ready to start her career. if you think about it, a pretty dang good plan. he worked his whole life. yeah. you know, he could start his own business while collecting a pension. and then she

we're talking about a tariff of 10 percent on china. us president donald trump, so i can still impose tyler some and beaten before later releasing them. is there any forces have also so i can people ordering them not to celebrate the release of prisoners. meanwhile, israel's being tightened. the security of the entrances to the occupied was buying for the 3rd day, now found a standing ins wait for hours admitted to check points, waiting to cross a local news agency report. the belief based on their biblical interpretation is that all of this land is supposed to be for them. anyways, not just a guys are not just the west bank event and they're still alive and well. it's good to get your thoughts on this mohammed them. i certainly appreciate it. thank you very much. the for days into the cx. 5 between is really the homeless and garza. i'm the united nations century monitoring and it is flowing into the strip. it says nearly $900.00 trunks entered gaza on tuesday. the cease fire agreement stipulates a minimum of $600.00 trucks enters every day. heavy equipment is also being allowed in to clear

lindsey johnson and rick tyler, thank you. see me, alicia menendez and symone sanders. townsend on the weekend. yep. starting tomorrow saturday, bernice king

he's also the host of no lie with brian tyler cohen. it's great to have all of you with us.ra, i'll start with you. i mean, we've heard the phrase dei, and it's truly remarkable how republicans, and certainly trump, have recast and rebranded and rewrote what dei means. they have associated with woke, whatever that means. and now they've completely managed to erase it from aspects of our life and our government. >> well, i think that what's really important here is the fact that why is dei a thing? why was it created in the first place? and it's because we know that the laws on the books against discrimination on race or on gender or on disability are not enough that you have to match those things with action. thinking about recruitment, thinking about making workplaces safe, thinking about how you talk about your products and roll them out in the world are complete institutional culture. and we essentially had dei as a focus in the united states for four years out of almost 250. and those four years, just the presence of it seems to have enraged enough americans that they we

portis and tyler seguin.ssibility that south american gangs were involved in the break-ins. >> we live a public life, and one of my least favorite parts of that is the lack of privacy. >> reporter: all four men face charges, including engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, participating in a criminal participating in a criminal gang, and posses advil liqui-gels are faster and stronger than tylenol rapid release gels. ♪♪ also from advil, advil targeted relief, the only topical with 4 powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact and lasts up to 8 hours. introducing new eroxon gel, the first fda-cleared ed treatment available without a prescription. eroxon gel is clinically proven to work within ten minutes, so you and your partner can experience the heights of intimacy. new eroxon ed treatment gel. >>> of all the wildfires that have scarred southern california, the eaton fire is the deadliest. at least 17 people were killed. all came from one neighborhood in altadena. and officials now y

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i want to thank that member of congress who represents tyler, texas, and that greenberg smoked turkey sure was delicious. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. lamalfa, for five minutes. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. i just want to point out again president trump leading the way to make america prosperous and even more free than what we have been the last four years. president trump as part of his package of executive orders has withdrawn us once again from the calamity that is the paris accords. our governor in california keeps pushing us down the path of taking away our cars, gas stoves, leaf brothers, light bulbs, you name it in this endless effort to somehow chase down carbon dioxide. let me show you, carbon dioxide i'll remind you once again is a tiny portion of our atmosphere. when i ask the average person, this is interesting, how much co-2 is there in the atmosphere, what's the percentage as a gas? most people just tend to believe, they don't really know, the

annmarie: tyler, thank you so much this morning. that is bloomberg's tyler kendall.nciliation, and i was struck by what trump said yesterday at davos, if you make the products in the u.s., repeating what he said on the campaign trial, you will get a 15% corporate tax rate. if not, you basically get punished. do you start baking in a 15% corporate tax rate? sarah: i think that is another one of those areas where this is a good start to say, hey, do this and we will give you a break. i do not know if he can do that without congress. so i think there is a lot of information that needs to come through there. but i think the idea of saying come in here, almost saying u.s. will be a tax-free zone, like certain states, i think the idea is we would like to get more manufacturing back, like to get more things back here. i do not know that you would ever bake in those numbers at this time, but you have to ultimately see where it goes and whether or not the strategy is successful. dani: the thing you cannot take as you can take solace in is that sequencing matters. we have a lo

so tyler and i come charlie and these folks they worked so hard to make this happens i'm really grateful. now, , many of you may have head that i have had the privilege of being nominated by president trump to have the civil rights division of the united states department of justice. thank you. thank you. it's a little unusual situation because the people who work the hardest to make this happen and are being asked to serve in the government, we're actually, if you're going up for senate confirmation, you have to be you know a little bit reticent about your remarks. so those of us were out there on social media constantly have had to dial it back. that's what many of you been complaining that all i'm doing is posting knitting pictures recently got a lot of complaints about that so i'm sorry but that's my orders of the transition team. so just know that if i'm blessed to be confirmed by the united states senate that content is going to change and we're going to be talking about the issues that are most passionate about in my career, which is the civil rights of our great nation. and i can

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tyler: this was not necessarily a surprise in washington.m to decide. early harping on this idea that he is trying to protect american steelworkers. he saw this as a flashpoint in the 20 tour -- 2024 campaign. donald trump also saying he would block the deal. back in may i had caught up with senator jd vance before he was president elect who had an interesting view on this deal. we it -- he is from ohio. he told me at the time he understands japan, of course, is a close ally, but we have to recognize the national security concerns around this. particularly considering how close they are to china. you're going to be checking in with the trump transition team, but that is what we were told at the time. jonathan: great reporting, as always. bloomberg's tyler kendall there with u.s. steel down by something like 8%. the path forward for that company, very much unclear. lisa: it seems like they need to do something. a lot of people were saying that nippon steel was the best potential option for them. the national security concerns are interesting.