they are the next to respond. >> weiss? >> meta. i think it's got more room to run, even though the rally started to get a little tighter here. >> jason? >> comcast. they crushed even our expectations this quarter. >> and the good farmer. >> cisco systems. it's been flat for a few months. it's a good entray point. >> see you on "closing bell." "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour, the curious case of the american consumer. healthy? not healthy? seems to depend on where you look. pets is still very strong, helping one stock soar nearly 20% in a week. we have the name and ceo ahead. and then travel, entertainment, conventions, another area of strength, leading to a solid third quarter for one name. the ceo joins us ahead, as well. >>> but then, there's th

reporter: this has been going on since 10:00 a.m., david weiss made history first special counsel in answer questions before congress, house republicans said he was evasive. democrats say that the purpose of today was to not talk about investigation but his authority over the hunter biden case. the irs whistle-blowers gary shapley testified that weiss complained he was denied spelspecial counsel status and could not dharming hunter biden in dc or california because of politics. >> he was asked did you ever request special attorney authority you were section 515, mr. weiss was yes in sprimspring of 2022 that goes to the heart of it he pretends somehow he had that authority. reporter: three sources tell fox news that house republicans chose to interview weiss remind closed-doors, democrats and doj officials wanted it to be public in front of cameras. >> is because they are well aware that there was no interference. reporter: now we await a transcript from what is going on inside, i have some of what weiss said, at no time, was a blocked or otherwise prevented from pursuing charges or t

weiss is testifying behind closed doors to the house judiciary committee. it's not clear what he'd be able to say, even in private, as the investigation into hunter biden is ongoing. and doj policy would forbid him from speaking about specifics. now, if i could guess, i would imagine the committee, led by jim jordan, is asking weiss whether he felt the biden administration was pressuring him to go easy on hunter biden. he said repeatedly he's not been pressured. >> thank you, scott. >>> if you have farmers insurance and have gotten a letter from them saying that your policy is changing, it's not for the obvious reasons of high cost and wildfire risk. keep in mind, that is what is driving several other companies out of california. >> nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us with a look at the big picture here and the consumer help we have at your fingertips. >> there is some confusion right now because farmers direct property and casualty is undergoing a business restructuring. they're moving customers from one farmers company to another farmers company. this wi

a spokesperson for weiss telling fox news mr.s prepared to take this unprecedented step of testifying before the conclusion of his investigation to make clear that he has had and continues to have full authority over his investigation and to bring charges in any jurisdiction. dana, d.o.j. officials told house republicans they had one opportunity to interview david weiss. they could do it in public or private. they chose to interview him behind closed doors for a transcribed interview and that's what we see today. several d.o.j. sources say top brass preferred weiss to testify in public in front of cameras. why? that way there is no spin and public can see that weiss and attorney general have nothing to hide. this coming from d.o.j. in addition to the gun charges making their way through federal court involving david weiss says he plans to file tax crime charges against the president's son in either washington, d.c. or california where he currently lives. >> dana: david spunt, thanks for the update. >> bill: also on capitol hill t

david weiss is prosecuting that in delaware and david weiss also who is now special counsel as of augustnts to charge hunter biden or will likely charge hunter biden with tax crimes in either washington, d.c. or california where he currently lives. larry: yes. no, no. david spunt, great job. great reporting job, really, we can't thank you enough. folks joining me now, kentucky senator rand paul, great friend of the show. senator, i don't know if you want to talk about that or not. i have is not really necessary. i was getting very excited, not about that, i don't get excited about the justice department anymore. we all know the answers but i'm understanding, you got to help me out here, you're a fiscal conservative, tough budget guy, tough debt guy, we could be looking at two large omnibus spending bills this fall. one of them on a foreign aid supplemental and the second one on, what, eight or nine or 10 appropriation bills that the senate has not yet passed. after all the rhetoric about regular order and all this stuff, senator rand paul, tell me it isn't so, tell me it isn't so? >> wel

david weiss was talking to bill barr, not merrick garland.ings that are very disturbing to a lot of people who look at this story and david weiss says that he had nothing to do with it. that wasn't what he said. he never said he wasn't in charge. it's his word against the i.r.s. agents really. >> dana: want to ask you about another topic. last week you were here filling in for bill and talked about how you had seen the video the i.d.f. had put together that hamas had filmed on their gopros. gal, gadot is an actress. i stand with israel, you should, too. the world cannot sit on the fence when horrific acts of terror are happening. she is planning to show this video for people in hollywood. she is getting a lot of threats and cancellation threats. she is in a position of power to be able to say no, i want to show this. >> it makes me go back to the contention that when you see people ripping down the hostage pictures, images of children and families and cousins and people who care deeply about each other who are missing. ripping them down peopl

. >> weiss, you grab a little drink there, give your voice a rest i will go to bryn for a moment weiss says this says the fed is done that's what the rally is based on, the narrative is the fed is done the risk is the mark has made the risk before of being too dovish >> i think one of the bigger drivers, though, in addition to the narrative the fed is done the ten year has gone from 4 1/2. you see that really big sell-off in bonds i think the fed can be done and what's not priced in, though, is higher for longer. we don't know that people say we can handle 3% or 4% in inflation. jay powell has been crystal clear he wants 2 and we're still incredibly far away from that. i think still that unknown of higher for longer is what will potentially trip up a rally much higher than this i think we will continue to see very large treasury options that could take more of a front seat and what happens on the longer end of the treasury market talking about cash versus bonds. i think that bonds are a way to grow more safely if you think about the trillions that went into money markets, i think what'

weiss and didn't merrick garland testify to just the opposite? >> merrick garland said he had ultimate authority. david weiss this summer told us three different things in a 33 day time period. june 7th he said i have ultimate authority to determine when and where to bring charges. june 30th he says actually i don't. my authority is limited to my u.s. attorney district of delaware. july 10th he writes lindsey graham and says i have not saw special counsel authority but i have had discussions with the department of justice. today under oath he said something different because he was directly asked. did you ever seek special attorney status and his response was yes. as i pointed out earlier today, yes in the spring of 2022. he saw it but was never actually given that. yet he maintains that somehow i still had the authority even though i asked for it and they never gave it to me. somehow he still had it. his story does not stack up. the story that does hold true and has never wavered his gary shapley and mr. zigler. the whistleblowers. everything we

i want to read a portion of it for you that really gets to the heart of weiss' testimony.the principles of federal prosecution, and doj guidelines. as a result, there are processes that i must adhere to in making investigative and charging decisions. these processes did not interfere with my decision-making authority. at no time was i blocked or otherwise prevented from pursuing charges or taking the steps necessary in the investigation by other united states attorneys, the tax division or anyone else at the department of justice. and what weiss is responding to is the testimony from two irs investigators who testified publicly under oath about their experience in investigating hunter biden and both of these career investigators said they felt at times that biden was given special preferential treatment by members of both the department of justice and the irs. and they specifically said that they were given the impression by david weiss he was not the sole decider in whether or not charges would be brought against hunter biden. and also he asked for special counsel status

now what weiss is doing, we're not trying to time it.growth faster than supply, the price will go up. >> operates the largest gold mine on the world. you bought gold, gld. >> i bought it on monday. talked about that. monetary policy, there's confusion where they believe the best condition for gold is inflation. it's a disinflation trend in which you want to step in and buy gold. add it to the position on monday. i think stephanie on monday announced she had purchased as well. i think what's important to watch is the aid the chinese are providing for the property sector domestically. if they continue to provide that aid, if they continue to pressure the banks in terms of trying to get the property sector to recover significantly, that's going to benefit copper demand. >> that's why i bought it originally before i traded out of it. but i was wrong. all of the easing for that for alibaba just didn't work. they have major, major issues and i don't think you can bet on china doing anything positive for the global economy. >> that's option val

joining me, joe terranova, anastasia, steve weiss. as we look at the three majors ten-year note yield, holding steady, and nasdaq dipped just negative. dow is holding steady. steve weiss, i want to know where you think where the landscape is now, just given over the last week or so the up trend is reconfirmed. they say year end 4,825, and sk jpmorgan says it's bearish. >> yeah, sure you can make that case that technicals have gone from bearish to bullish, and i am not suggesting -- i have no idea what the numbers will be, and -- >> some are suggesting they will be good. >> sure. energy has come down, and that could be it, but technicals are a fleeting measure of strength in the market. if the cpi comes back strengthened -- >> let's go the other way with what jpmorgan said, the bearish narrative is overstate. is that narrative tired? >> a month ago in october it was not overstated, right? it was the bullish narrative that was overstated. let's take a longer term view and see what happens with the economy, and it's going to be on the ea

the president's son may not escape the wrath of special counsel david weiss. he is using a grand jury in california to investigate hunter. a grand jury is seated in california to investigate hunter biden is not a surprise. we've known david weiss was looking at california as venue to charge because he said so himself in a court filing back in august. cnn reported there is a california grand jury and hunter's uncle james biden, the president's brother, has received a subpoena. hunlt hunter biden has lived in that area for a number of years. special counsel david weiss said he will likely refile tax charges against hunter in washington, d.c. or california after that plea deal fell apart in a very public way in july. lawyers and tax experts tell fox news that washington, d.c. may not be a venue because when hunter lived here and did not pay taxes, may lie outside the statute of limitations and lived in california, the l.a. area the past few years, meaning those could still be in the statute of limitations. >> lisa: thank you. so ari, start with this. there has be

they are yehudit weiss and noa marciano, and noa is a corporal. and still, the idf estimates 237 hostages are still being held. now, with that grim news of the discovery, israel has released what they say is a first look at the hamas infrastructure that they say they are finding at the hospital complex. the video showing what the idf is saying is an operational tunnel shaft found feet away from the hospital, and video of weapons and ammunition that you saw right there released from the id, if that they say found at the hospital. israel said that al shifa, gaza's largest hospital has been used by hamas to shield operations. the biden administration says that u.s. intelligence backs it up. oren liebermann is tracking these developments with us. and oren is back with us. oren, what is known and what is being said about the tunnels that the idf is releasing video of. >> kate, we have been able to locate, geo locate the tunnels at the hospital, and what is behind the tunnel door and behind that shaft which would go a long way to confirming what the idf

i am rabbi eric weiss . you for returning to this important conversation on suicide with eve meyer, executive director of san francisco suicide prevention. eve, in today's world what are some of the demographic populations that we need to pay attention to when it comes to understanding suicide more deeply . >> a population we are really worried about right now is older men, particularly veterans . and younger men who are currently in the military. we are finding high suicide rates, higher than expected and having to direct programs towards them. and the theory that is behind with the increased rate is, is that they have access to a lethal weapon. at all times. it is on their bodies. >> do most returning veterans , or aging veterans actually still own firearms ? is that what you're saying ? or have access to them . >> they either own them because they have taken them with them after they had been in combat, or they are so comfortable around them that they have kept them around. when a crisis happens , the acc

weiss was a 65-year-old cancer patient whose husband was murdered by hamas in the october 7 attacks.as reportedly found in a building adjacent to the al-shifa hospital. israeli forces have been carrying out what they call targeted activity within the hospital. telecom firms say phone and internet services are not working due to a lack of fuel and says all fuel supporting their generators has run out. earlier i spoke to the bbc's nick beak. nick, thanks so much for joining us. we have reports from the i.d.f. that they've discovered the body of a female hostage weiss near the israeli hospital. >> yes, they're trying to retrieve the hostages and as part of this they say this evening at the al-shifa hospital they've recovered the body of judith weiss, the 65-year-old. we're told her body was found in a structure near the al-shifa hospital. she's been identified. her family have been told and the israelis say that their operations at al-shifa continue but they're saying tonight that the hostage body has been found. >> israel has also been given an update on the military operation in and a

we can now confirm that weiss did, indeed, say what the irs whistleblowers had said, that he was notat he asked for. and while weiss's investigation of hunter sputters on, the house oversight committee, they are now moving forward in a very aggressive way with the probe of the biden family business and their dealings. chairman comer issued subpoenas for hunter biden, james biden, their business associate eric sherwin and the list got very long tonight. he will join us in a minute and explain, along with the guy who runs the gallery where hunter biden sold his, quote, art work, to a no, ma'am mus buyers who bought hunter biden's painting before getting appointed to a board by joe biden. also breaking tonight, john solomon, just the news.com, investigative reporter, editor in chief, well, he's reporting that hunter biden even misled his own accountant about his foreign income streams and is now cooperating with the irs and possibly even david weiss in the hunter tax case. here with the full report, john solomon just the news.com. joe, what have you got tonight? [cheers and applause] >>

this is a challenge for the company. >> uber, weiss.>> look, the ceo has done a fantastic job. every single quarter he's delivering on what he said he would. >> year to date. >> the momentum is still there. i don't see any reason despite a weakening consumer. in other words, i would expect him to report a good quarter. >> graham, give me 15 seconds on roblox. you own it wednesday in overtime. >> yeah. the market's expecting revenues to come in at 17% to 820 million. don't forget they don't have earnings. last quarter they had double digit revenues and bookings and daily active users, but it doesn't have earnings and the market is fickle on the name right now, but i still like it long term and gaming from a social media dntowurn has years and years of runway. >> thanks for that. we'll do final trades next. doen . they know a 10 when they see it. (carolers) ♪ iphone 15 pro for your husband! iphone 15 pro — ♪ (wife) carolers! to tell me you want a new iphone? a better plan is verizon. (husband) no way they'd take this wreck. (carolers) ♪ y

now weiss and attorney general garland said weiss had ultimate authority.he could have issued the subpoenas years ago in that district. we know now that wasn't the case. he didn't have authority so he didn't have authority to issue those subpoenas. he's issuing them now because he had that authority once he was made special council. what does that all mean. that means the investigation was set back by procedural roadblocks and appears doj leadership imposed by about a year and a half. elizabeth: why subpoena james biden and why subpoena james biden here? >> you'd subpoena james biden because the money from the deals in 1617 that make up some of the felony tax evasion charges that are potentially in that district, the money was commingled with james. elizabeth: got it, hunter biden lives in california, it's happening over there. sam dewey, thank you so much. good to see you. okay, this story, twitter is in damage control over ceo elon musk backing an anti-semitic tweet. we're going to take that on. the white house is slamming elon musk and it's bringing out

to go from here joining me for the hour today josh brown, shannon saccocia, jenny harrington, steve weiss. check the markets, the highs of the day, the dow good for 140. we'll see if it makes a run back to the 4400. we broke the streak there, broke the nine-day streak, weiss, for the bond, yields spiked and powell spoke an hour after that. deemed more hawkish than what he was on fed day, we'll show you he wasn't really we'll show that you in a moment. it's obvious that the market will be dragged by yields. >> yeah, absolutely. and that's been the case, a pretty good correlation with yields look, i think we have some respite now from major auctions over the next couple of weeks, but that's going to be the story. there's plenty more supply to come, and when you turn china and japan, our biggest holders, into net sellers or less interested in buying debt, then you're going to see more auctions like this look, i think the market right now near term will trade in cpi and ppi next week. if those numbers continue to show relief from inflation, the market will continue to rally. powell, i think,

earnings beat but what's the deal, weiss?d their outlook, reaffirmed it, so is that why there's disappointment in the name, down 4%? >> two reasons. that's one. okay, you have this beat, why didn't you raise it for the beat? the other is the loss ratio. they moved that up slightly in the range. i don't the stock is about 17 times, 17 times earnings, to me it's a buy but, unfortunately, in this market you have to wait around because it's unrelenting, one day down with the exception of meta. i like it. i still think this is the place to be, both humana and united health. this one is painful watching it. >> it's been a tread water trade. it's done nothing. it's not down a lot but it's not up. >> again, your point of entry defines your return. i got in at a pretty good spot. i'm not selling it. i'll look to probably add when it settles down. >> bryn, in terms of health care, abbvie, your best one, maybe your only one. >> health care was my stock summit sector of the year. going into 2023, late stage economic, you want to own stap

>> reporter: well, lester, david weiss' appearance was unprecedented.pecial counsel has never appeared before a congressional committee in the midst of an investigation. and it comes during a time where two irs whistle-blowers testified that weiss was prevented from bringing charges against hunter biden. but under oath, weiss made it clear that that wasn't the case, saying, quote, at no time was i blocked or otherwise prevented from pursuing charges or taking the steps necessary in the investigation. now republicans were frustrated that weiss would not answer questions specifically related to the investigation itself. now this testimony comes at a time where republicans are ramping up their impeachment inquiry into president biden. both hunter and the president's brother james are expected to receive subpoenas some time this week. lester? >> and ryan, it's been busy up there today. there was a security scare on capitol hill. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah, lester, that's right. capitol police apprehended a georgia man who was walking

weiss will testify behind closed doors to the house judiciary committee today.his meeting public. it's not clear what weiss would have been able to say even in private, because investigations into hunter biden are ongoing. >>> former president trump may return for more testimony today in his new york city civil fraud trial. yesterday trump and his lawyers were scolded several times by the judge after he went on long rants instead of answering the questions posed to him on the witness stand. at one point trump unfolded a piece of paper and asked to read from it. the judge said, quote, we are not here to hear what he has to say. we are here to hear him answer the questions. and most of the time he's not. trump posted the first part of the quote, we're not here to hear what he has to say on truth social. trump is accused of fraud for not telling banks the truth about the value of his properties. he said in court, the overall value is billions of dollars more than is in these statements, so whenever the bank gets them the bank is seeing a conservative statement. tru

tammy, let's hear what gary shapley and ziegler allege against david weiss. >> u.s.aware in our investigation was ham strung, limitd and marginalized by doj officials, as well as other u.s. attorneys. he told me he was not the deciding person if charges were filed and d.c. su attorney declined charges. he requested authority from maine doj and denied that authority. >> and was deny? ed >> correct. >> were you the only guy in the meeting? >> i was not, seven total people including me. >> kayleigh: he memor lied that in an e-mail and these are not republicans testifying. >> tammy: david weiss was in charge since 2018 and the plea deal, the judge was shocked, what are you doing giving him immunity, this is why people don't trust this and david weiss sought to become the special prosecutor after years of investigating this and it ends up in a dumb plea deal that couldn't stand its own weight. americans look funny, a lot of americans may not remember he was in charge of collapsed plea deal and don't believe what their agenda is, there is a lot of charade and this will con

weiss' opening statement reads in part this way. decision-maker on this case. at no time was i blocked or otherwise prevented from pursuing charges or taking the steps necessary in the investigation by other united states attorneys, the tax division or anyone else at the department of justice." this was the first time a special counsel has answered questions for congress before even finishing their investigation. but lawmakers came away from the meeting with very different interpretations of the probe. >> did you ask for special attorney authority under 208c section 515, his answer, yes, i did in spring of 2022. did he ever have special authority throughout this process? no. he maintains i would have always been able to get it if i had asked for it. but then his answer was i'd asked for it but wasn't given in. to me that's the concern here. >> i think it's a complete waste of time. weiss is a very strong -- very incredible witness. he stated multiple times that he made all the charging decisions on his own, that no one gave him any

special counsel david weiss spent about six hours behind closed doors.e made history today as the first special counsel in the middle of an active investigation to answer questions before congress, not to mention an investigation involving the sitting president's son. house republicans say in the room that weiss refused to answer many questions about the investigation, but the purpose of the interview today, bret, was to discuss questions about his authority, not investigation details. on this broadcast, back in june, irs whistleblower gary shapley testified and told you that weiss complained he was denied special counsel status and could not charge the president's son in washington, d.c. or california because of politics. weiss refuted that today he said, quote: it's not what i said nor is it what i believed. he also said in his opening statement today, quote: at no time was i blocked or otherwise prevented from pursuing charges or taking steps necessary in the investigation by other united states' attorneys, the tax division or anyone else at the depar

weiss and did merrick garland testify to jus t opposite? >> yeah. merrick garland said he had ultimately thought he, in fact,h david weiss this summer toldis u us three different things in an 33 day time period. june 7th, he writes me and saysh ,i have ultimate authority. determine when, where and whether to bring charges. authorithejune 30th, he writes n and says, well, no, actually i don't. june is limited to my u.s. attorney's district, the district of delaware. grd then julteto my 10th, he wr, lindsey graham, the ranking member on the senate judiciary committee, and says well, i have not sought special counsel authority, but i've had discussions with the department of justice. >> now, today, under oath, he saidepartmed something diffen because he was directly asked, atd you ever seek special attorney status? and his response was, yes,tornei pointed out earlier today, yes, in the spring of 2022.g of 202 so he sought it, but was never actually given that. >> and yet he maintains somehow that, oh, i still had the authorit y even though i asked for

weiss will testify behind closed doors to the house judiciary committee today.t weiss will be able to say, even in private, because the investigation into hunter biden is ongoing. >>> former president trump may return for more testimony today in his new york civil fraud trial. yesterday trump and his lawyers were scolded several times by the judge after trump went on long rants instead of answering the questions posed to him on the witness stand. at one point, trump unfolded pieces of paper and asked to read from it. the judge said, quote, we are not here to hear what he has to say, we're here to hear him answer the questions. and most of the time he's not. now, trump has posted the first part of that quote, we're not here to hear what he has to say, on social media, leaving off the back half. trump is accused of fraud in not telling banks the truth about the value of his properties. >> the numbers don't lie, and mr. trump obviously can engage in all of these distractions and that is exactly what he did, what he committed on the stand today, engaging in distract

weiss is a very strong -- a very credible witness.tated multiple times that he made all the charging decisions on his own, that no one gave him any instructions. i think if they had a choice of doing it publicly or privately they chose privately, shows they don't have any confidence in their own case. >> sandra: what do you think about that? >> well, it's a little disappointing hearing that from congressman nadler. even if he thinks it's a waste of time, he would hope he thinks contradicting testimony from whistleblowers is not a waste of time. these whistleblowers have said they were told by david weiss themselves that he was impeded from bringing cases. their testimony directly contradicts what david weiss has said and i would hope that jerry nadler would want to get to the bottom of what the irs whistleblowers have revealed, given that they don't really have any -- they have no skin in the game. >> sandra: all important stuff. kerri, great to have you here in the new york studio. >> john: indianapolis woman is accused of crashing i

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particularly david weiss. i think he's part of the protection racket run by merritt garland and to some extend the fbi for the bidens. the news broke yesterday that weiss has agreed to convene a grand jury in los angeles, california, central district, looking into potential tax evasion and tax fraud. apparently ignoring money laundering, and bribery statutes. but nevertheless, this strikes me as a potential charade by david weiss. i mean, this is the guy who tore up an agreement to bring six serious felony charges against hunter biden. gave him immunity in a sweetheart plea deal. it was only a federal judge that forced him to bring the gun charges and it appears that congress, by uncovering incriminating evidence to force a grand jury in cal but i'm not fooled by this. a grand jury is secret. if a guy like wis is the prosecutor, presents apathetic case and feeble evidence, and doesn't push for an indictment, in fact, stands idly by and doesn't say one way or another or not so subtly tells the grand jurors don'

minutes ago we see david weiss now going into the closed-door question and answer session.o from inside. jake gibson filed that a minute ago. closed door hearing. house judiciary committee about the hunter biden investigation. bring in republican out of california darrell issa out of california. i will ask you the question. first your counterpart jamie raskin is a democrat out of maryland saying this about expectations for today. >> i expect we'll learn what we've learned from every other interview which is that there has been no political influence or leverage used in this process and there is no crime. >> bill: how do you see it, sir? what do you think you'll peel back today, if anything? >> we'll get answer to a question we hope, which is why would a skilled and almost 40-year prosecuting attorney give a blanket all known and unknown crimes to hunter biden in return for a misdemeanor when felonies had been allowed to lapse. they go to the question of was there coordination. we expect him to deny most of the coordination. he will talk about consultation. he will say no, i

they had been waiting for months to have david weiss come and talk to them. purpose of the visit is to talk about the full authority he's claimed to have over the probe from the start. irs whistle-blower gary shapley testified that david weiss complained that he was denied special counsel status in 2022 and argued that he could not charge the president's son in washington d.c. and california because of politics. weiss has denied that and he told the committee in part today, at no time was i blocked or otherwise prevented from pursuing charges or taking the step necessary in the investigation other united states attorneys. the tax division or anyone else at the department of justice. republicans, martha, just don't buy it. listen. >> mr. weiss was here in incarnate but not in spirit any time we had any question about the department of justice or mr. graves. he would demure and say that it was just part of his deliberative process. >> house republicans wanted to question him behind closed doors. doj officials wanted it a public hearing today. >> the reason the

weiss was just one of these guys. he climbed on board. he was the treasurer for keystone fish company. now we have a couple of different legends here, and we're going to talk about legends throughout tonight as well. they're one of the legends as he was carrying pay for the men station. and in canada for for the fish company and then the other other side of it is, no, he was carrying even more money than that because the keystone fish company wanted to purchase another fish company in the port stanley area and that he was possibly carrying upwards of $36,000 in cash and that today would be almost $1,000,000 if not $1,000,000. so and then but anyway, so he albert was gets on and at 1043 the the marquette & bessemer number two leaves leaves dock for the last time it should have i should say this it should have arrived if it left at 1030, it should have arrived in port stanley at 3:30 p.m. that same day. so just, you know, 5 hours. that was the trip. that's all it really took. now, this trip between connie out in port stanley was the very ba

weiss. have you ever known mr. weiss to make prosecute decisions based on clinical influence? answer no. have you ever known any of the year's attorney's office or office of delaware to let their prosecutorial decision be guided by political difference? the answers no. i apologize for running over. >> time has expired. >> i like to enter into the record a bipartisan letter signed by senators portman, johnson, and kirk urging ukraine to remove prosecutor general shokin because is encryption. >> thank you, professor, in a trial there is an exchange of evidence back and forth. we see here today, we have presented evidence. the other side is a lot of bluster and theatrics. also, in a trial you have affirmative defenses. the only you can say his name and all wrongdoing is gone away. >> lisa mclean talked about this earlier. he is living in their head. i would also submit to you he is tap dancing in their head because that is all they talk about. the second affirmative defense according to the democrats is a magical shutdown. would surprise you that every single appropriations bill

mr weiss, we were covering the story just a few hours ago. it was breaking news here on this network that uh is real announced some humanitarian pause is for certain parts of northern gaza. can you give us any details about that? did you see a humanitarian poles in certain parts of the northern strip? a little while was pauses are of a will come any kind of uh uh, uh, anything that can, that would be some of the, of the stuff i think is we would come the folders and the piece by us shouldn't be coordinated with the you enter the coordinated with all parties and should have a certain signs and enough time for 8 to be moved around for people to be able to benefit from such such bullets or seats by a so this is days. very, very crucial. again, what type of thing is the meat now is for him thursdays far because we need a to be able to go everywhere in the gaza strip for every child who is in need according to the according to unit set for the number of displaced children and gods are is now surpassing 700000. it's a number it, it's almost impossi

intean now confirm that weiss did indeed say what the irs wha thistleblower had said, that he was notgiven the special status that he asked. and while weiss,r sp his investigation of hunter sputtersut the house oversight committee, they are now moving forward in a very aggressive bus way with the probe of the biden family business and their dealings. nter bid chairman komar issued subpoenas for hunter biden. james biden, their business associate, eric sherwin. shery long.h tht ver tonight, you will join us ino a minute and explain along with the guy who runnssqu the gallery where hunter biden sold his, quote, artwork to anonymous art buyers who bou hunter biden's paintings before. appointed to a board by joe biden. also breakin breaking g tonightg john solomon, just the news.com investigative reporter, editor e in chief. well, he's reporting that hunter biden even mislen ed his accountant about his foreign income streams and is now cooperating with the irs eve and possibly even david weiss in the hunter tax case. now, here with the full report, john solomon , just a news.com.? >> john

david weiss made it clear he never blocked from pursuing charges. testify to address misunderstandings about the scope of his authority to decide where when and whether to bring charges in this matter. during a break from the hearing, democratic congressman dan goldman suggested that republicans chose to hear this hearing out of the eye is evidence of an ulterior motive. >> they want to cherry pick few things, pull them out of context and mislead the american people. they know that they are going down a rabbit hole where there is no merit to. it that is exactly the case if they make the case that somehow some way there was interference from the biden ministration in this investigation. >> and another major development, nbc reports that house republicans leading the impeachment inquiry into president biden tried to subpoena both the president son and his brother james as soon as this week. michael schmidt is our washington correspondent new york times and msnbc national security contributor. this marks the -- first time special counsel has answered q

this german writer was selected to receive this award about 20 days ago by the jury of the peter weiss award. sharvand has recently supported a campaign for economic sanctions against the zionist regime. the peter weiss award, a german author, playwright, painter and filmmaker, with a cash value of 15,000 euros, has been awarded every two years to figures in the fields of literature, theater, visual arts and film since 1999. deputy education minister of health said: iran's medical education is approved by the world federation. dr. bagheri fard, in the ceremony honoring the top ranks of the specialized and subspecialized medical encyclopedia, referring to the existence of more than 15 subspecialty specializations and supplementary courses in the country, added: foreign students from 42 countries are studying medicine in iranian universities. professor pish in the field of orthopedics, a ceremony to honor the top ranks of the specialized and subspecialized encyclopedia exam of the specialized assistant in the year 1402. he succeeded in getting the first rank. pediatric nephrologist hosni

recovered — 65—year—old yehudit weiss. told her body was recovered at a stretch near to the al—shifa hospital. we're inside the gaza strip with the israeli army. they're taking us to gaza city and to the shifa hospital which, over the last few days of intense fighting, has emerged as the epicentre of this conflict. all communication is down tonight in gaza and is going to be - down for a long time, because this time it's| not by israel, it's- because of the lack of fuel. that's it, as of tomorrow morning we are not able to send our trucks to bring in the supplies that have been coming in for more than three weeks now via egypt. beijing does not want to "unseat" the united states as the world's superpower, but xi jinping tells president biden china's absorption of taiwan is inevitable. we will take you this hour to san francisco where the asia pacific countries are sitting down for a working lunch. in the uk rishi sunak�*s government will present new legislation to set aside the supreme court's ban on sending asylum seekers

the body of 65-year-old judit weiss and the body of a 19-year-old soldier was also recovered. its only putting more pressure on the israeli government to make a deal for the release of hostages. families of israelis taken hostage continued the march from tell aviv. >> seven of my family members were kidnapped in gaza. my mother, my sister, my sister husband and their children, 8 and 3 years old. how can you put a price on a 3-year-old girl? we need them back now at any price. >> inside gaza, humanitarian crisis is only deepening. phone and internet service remains cut off for a second day and because of that, the u.n. said it could not bring in aid without a line of communication. food and clean water is becoming more scarce and so is medical aid. and while israel announced that it will allow two tanker trucks of fuel to enter daily, it will not be enough and might only get worse, john, as israel hints they might be moving the battle from the north to the south saying they will go wherever hamas goes, john. >> john: they just dropped leaflets in khan younis telling them to get

so the marquette & bessemer two pulls over at another dock and albert weiss climbs on brd. so and these guys are going to put the carriers railcars. well, they also as a way to a side way to make money, would carry some passengers usually guys like albert weiss, who are traveling for siness or something like that, they wodn't really only carry passengers that are on a personal, you know, vacation or anything, but more probably r business. and so mr. weissas just one of these guys. he climbed o boa. he was the treasurer for keystone fish compan now we have a cple of different legends here, and we're going to talk about legends throughout tonight as well. th're one of the legends as he was carrying pay for the men station. and in canada for for the fish company and then the other other side of it is, no, he was carrying even more money tn that becse the keystone fish company wanted to purchase another fish compy in the port stanley area and that he was possibly carrying upwards of $36,000 inash and that today would be almost $1,000,000 if not $1,000,000. so and then but anywa

the peter weiss award, a german playwright, painter, and film maker, with a cash value of 15,000 euros , has been awarded every two years since 1999 to figures in the fields of literature, theater, visual arts, and film. the movement of non-believers demanded that an investigation be carried out on the use of chemical weapons by the zionist regime in the war. in a statement at the conference of member states of the chemical weapons convention in the hague, this movement supported the palestinian government's request for an investigation. in the non-material statement about the use of banned phosphorous weapons in gaza and south lebanon has been expressed as a concern. the non-aligned movement also warned against the use of weapons containing poison and nerve agents in the attack on gaza and the west bank. the 38th conference of member states of the chemical weapons convention will be held in the hague from the 6th to the 10th of azar. the famous american actor joined the group of pro-palestinian activists who are demanding an end to the war in gaza with a hunger strike. sintetti or nix

cnn has learned special counsel david weiss is using another grand jury, this in los angeles. weis had been using a grand jury in dell delaware that indicted hunter biden on three gun offenses. let's bring in evan perez. what is weis looking to find through the granz jury in l.a.? >> what he's asking for is documents and testimony from a number of witnesses and one of those witnesses is james biden, his uncle, hunter biden's uncle, the brother of the president of the united states. what we know is that this is an investigation that is looking at hunter biden's business practices, his business dealings, during this period of years, 2017, 2018. this is a period during which prosecutors have been investigating him for not paying his taxes on time. he has since satisfied those tax le liens from the irs, but this investigation has been ongoing for five years, money launder, whether he violated the foreign agent registration act and we don't know the scope of the investigation as it stands but this is an indicator that david weiss is getting ready possibly to seek charges against th