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just a brief blash from the university of neil with conflict pricing across the middle east, arab americans, and waiting to see how donald trump's new administration will handle foreign policy in particular, the war in gaza. the w correspondence now to malone reports now from michigan, trump voting states with a large out of american community. they may be in michigan, but the hearts and minds of these arab americans are focused on the middle east. almost everyone here know someone affected by the conflicts there. these high schoolers in northville, a suburb of detroit or fundraising for relief efforts. asking speakers like, ma jose done to talk about the war. i was the last in the, in the palestinian american law graduate. so she's hopefully things will get better, but she's also worried about trumps appointees. such as my call could be from bassett or to israel. huckabee one said that there's no such thing as a palestinian and that's speaking of the palestinian people, was a political tool to try and force land away from israel. it's very disappointing to see who, hey, he chose to a point

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of the universe." please welcome the great neil degrasse tyson! and applause] oh, man! it is almost like your show. >> [laughs] >> ronny: you are so beloved. thanks for coming on. so great to meet you. >> thank you! i as well. i've never met you before. >> ronny: i've watched you for years. i really appreciate -- >> i love you in the movie "m3gan," by the way. that terrified me. >> ronny: please watch that movie has many times as you can. >> [laughs] >> ronny: there goes my contract negotiation. i love your book as well. your new book. >> thank you. >> ronny: it is a republishing of q&as that you got. >> brought into the 21st century. >> ronny: brought into the 21st century. so it is written in terms -- the format is kind of short questions, you kind of give answers, and this was done over the course of the last 30 -- >> 35 years ago, but i brought it into the 21st century. my brother illustrated it. >> ronny: yes. your brother illustrated it. >> he is an artist. he actually went to the high school of music and art in new york city. [cheers and ap

of that. griff? >> hey, good afternoon, neil. and you are right. look, we had netflix reportedly today, tiktok yesterday. there's a case to be made, neil, that the economic center of the universeitans are lining up, as "the wall street journal" reports, to kiss the ring with another heavy hitter on the way here possibly as early as tomorrow. >> mr. trump: we do have jeff bezos, amazon coming in sometime during the week. the top executives, they're all calling. >> this after trump already met with meta's mark zuckerberg, and google's founder some of whom have already donated a million dollars to his inauguration. it's a far cry from the cold shoulder silicon valley gave trump the first time around and perhaps it is due to elon musk. finally this bezos meeting will be one to watch because recall it was just a little while ago that he instructed his paper, "the washington post" not to endorse a candidate in the presidential election. neil? >> neil: all right. i forgot about that. griff, great reporting as always. griff jenkins, he reports, he anchors, he does everything. jerry baker, another guy who does that, "the wall street journal" has a great column about ceos taking a bit o

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neil franzen speaking there at usc, echoing the concerns of many universities.>> thanks. tiktok is tiktok has filed an emergency motion to stop a potential nationwide ban. the company is asking a federal appeals court to pause the law that will likely lead to tiktok's ban in the u.s. until the supreme court can rule on the case. if tiktok loses the appeal, the app would likely be shut down by january 19th unless its chinese parent company, bytedance, divests its stake in the social media company. the law stems from lawmakers concerns over bytedance's ties to the communist chinese government. no word yet if the supreme court will take up the case. and this morning, we want to hear from you. do you use tiktok? and your choices are. yes, i'm on it a lot. no, not my thing. and occasionally. and right now. no, not my thing. 71% next up. yes, i'm on it a lot. 22%, occasionally 7%. you can scan the qr code on the top right hand corner of your screen, or you can head to ktvu.com/vote to let us know what you think. >> 842 what many consider a disturbing trend on the peni

neil degrasse tyson. it has been a joy to have you on. congrats on the new book out, merlin's tour of the universe. it is out now and i encourage everyone to read it. thank you so much. >> you got it. thank you. >> thank you all so much for joining us live on capitol hill tonight. cnn newsnight with abby phillip is up next tonight the president elect turns a campaign promise on groceries, the groceries, and we're going to get it all down. >> it's going to be done into a governing question mark as trump rings in a new bromance with wall street. >> plus, what is he up to? a pennsylvania democrat joins truth, social and suddenly sounds like a pennsylvania republican. also, the truth is out there, republicans pressed for answers about drones in the new jersey sky. the drone, while pushing fear of a foreign plot and true or woke caitlin clark invites conservative fury by saying she benefited from white privilege on the road to stardom. live at the table bakari sellers, jeff bartos, catherine rampell, and scott jennings. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do