wesley had told him where to look for it. how did wesley know where it was?ke in to corey french's house in an attempt to look for aj and to look for any evidence because he's so strongly suspected. corey french of being involved, and that while he was in the house, he found aj's jacket. andrea canning: wesley said he didn't tell police about his discovery because he feared they would arrest him for breaking and entering. he says to andre, i want you to get into corey french's house, use some kind of ruse, and find the jacket and then report it to the police. he wants to make it look like you found it. yeah. and he wants to keep that story alive. right. this is a crazy story. it is a crazy story. andrea canning: to benjamin, it also made a lot of sense. early on in the investigation, he learned there was more in wesley's checkered past than just drug abuse. wesley had an extensive criminal record that included, what else, breaking and entering. he had a fairly lengthy criminal past, starting from when he was a juvenile. he had robbed a bank at one point. he h

wesley hunt is a persuasive guy, larry. buckle to the parallel reconciliation bill and makes me nervous. does that thing happen in april any don't know if it happens in april. if the defense energy border thing gets messy, trump has a formula. larry: i'm in favor of one large big bang reconciliation bill. there's some wining it's too complicated and takes too long. you're getting paid for that and he elected to do that, okay. i'm saying, okay, you could look at it this way. that's my point. the priorities are important. question is steve sca scalise in tomorrow and working on a big regular silluation bill that hai don't know why it's not more attractive to the transition. >> everybody needs to remember, this was an election fought over the economy. you need to prioritize the economy and the border. you cannot push the economy back and it's crucially important you show the rest of the world we're strengthening our economy if they're tempted to say we'll retaliate with our own and we say bring it. our economy is getting strug

and i am sure wesley hunt trust is also. but, i am worried wesley that tax cuts will be second. by the way, and budget cuts will be second. and i'm not o-- i understand energy, the wall the border, defense, i understand those are important. don't get me wrong, i am not criticizing either senator thune nor president trump nor steve miller. but another high priority is cutting taxes and regulations. they are putting that in second place that worries me wesley hunt, you only have smale margin in house we never had two cocan reconciliations in one year. >> we could walk and chew gum at the same time, two years ago we passed hr1, and hr2 we have to bring them back. on day one. i got out of a meeting talking about the tax cuts and how we could continue to further that mission moving forward, we did hard work in 2017, this does not expire until end of 2025 we have time to get it done but we can do this simultaneously, trump was given a mandate every person and member of congress that is a republican, we are here because president trump delivered us the house, senate and presidency. and

the drone mystery continues, wesley hunt.ses that are on the level, but the government doesn't want to tell us. you're talking to somebody that doesn't know anything about it except it's a hot news story. what do you think, sir? >> larry, the crazy thing is you know as much about this as i do. i'm a member of congress number one. the lack of transparency we have seen this administration for the past four years is a cleat disaster and -- complete disaster and chinese spy balloon and farmland outside of the basis and it's not nefarious intent with the drones and american public is sp spectacle anything this administration does and for the record, be transparent and what's going on. american public need to know. we don't trust the media anymore because of stuff like this. notice, this is not happening in texas because in texas, i'm not sure how long the drones would be flying up there. they'd have been shot down a long time ago and got to tell people exactly what you're looking at and doing. lack of transparency is what the prob

larry: joining us now, great texas congressman wesley hunt. thank you for coming on, i have to, you are a former apache helicopter pilot, if i am not mistaken. god bless you. so i just to have to ask drone mystery continues wesley hunt. some people are now saying they are defense department exercises that are on the level but government does not want to tell us. are talking with someone who knows nothing about it but a hot news story, what do you think, sir? >> the crazy thing, you know about it as much about it as i do, i am a member of congress, and lack of tran pers-- transparency from this administration is a disaster this goes back to chinese spy balloon issues and chinese buying up our farmland outside of the bases. the american public is s system c -- skeptical to anything that administration does, be transparent, we don't trust media any more because of stuff like this, this is not happening in texas, i'm not sure how long the drones would be there, they would have been shot down, you have to tell people, what you are looking at. lack

larry: what one form, wesley, back to you senator johnson.. his working class coalition expectses a blue collar boom, they are expecting take home pay to go back up it will not go back up without the taxes. >> no tax on tips and no tax on social security those are policies have have to do. we have to get that boom, this is why president trump got elected to do what he is talking about. insuring that every average -- ensuring that every day american has more money in their pocket to reinvest back into the families and economy. right now we have a 2 trillion dollar annual budget deficit, it has to end that is why doge will play a huge part in, that we hava grow our way out by allowing americans to make their own decision to reinvest in the economy. >> yes, sir. senator johnson, switching gears, i talk about pete hegseth, i am worried about and with that senator cruz, i want to ask you, kash patel, in my humble opinion would make a very good fbi director, i don't know your thinking what are chances of his nomination. >> i have to comment, i supp

larry: wesley hunt, i'm open to the whole thing. and that's what i thought steve scalise was putting together. one big fiscal bill and including a lot of things not normally going into reconciliation and fundamentally cutting spending and using regulatory tools and then make the tax cuts and by the way, as you may know, mike crapo will be the finance committee senate head and he's saying current policy with those tax cuts done need to be rescored and those taxes are having existing tax scores going to have spending increases are never rescored and deficit increases and nobody touches them and going for them and senator cruz earlier and do you have a thought on that, sir? >> we need to get the tax cuts done immediately and senate majority leader talking about doing it in the first 30 days and we've been crushed by inflation in this country. we've been crushed by energy prices in the country and we've got to stimulate the economy by putting money back in the pockets of the tax paying american, and i mean every day tax paying american.

wesley chan is with us from fpv ventures. you've got a lot of thoughts.tting excited for potentially i.p.o.'s to reopen, particularly as we see a new administration. everyone is talking about more pro-business. is that going to happen? >> i think so. everyone is very excited about 2025, especially 2026. if more interest rates fall, you'll see a lot of people pump more money into the markets, and you might have a wonderful season of i.p.o.'s. we're still waiting it out right now. it hasn't happened. fingers cross it had does really well, and i think that will open up the doors for more people to want to come out to the market. caroline: there's been some bitter pills to swallow on clarna. the valuation has improved from recent years. what does that speak to in terms of where the valuations will lie when we come to the public market? >> it will still be down from the last couple of years. you remember we had zero interest rates, so we had had an outrageous amount of money in the market. with the pandemic and stimulus, people pumped money in as if everything

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all right general wesley clark, thanks again. nice to see you. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you. josh skule now that assad is out of power the big question, of course, as we've been talking about, is what comes next for syria. >> coming up, we're going to talk with the head of a syrian pro-democracy group about his country's political future cnn heroes on all star tribute meet and celebrate the honorees. >> then find out who will be hero of the year. plus, a special tribute to michael j. fox, cnn heroes, an all star tribute tonight at eight on cnn. i bought the team, kevin i bought the team. >> i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card, and i'm a cash back on a few other things too. >> started with the sound system from deep. >> that's cash. >> i prefer the old intros. this is way better. i don't think so. >> steph, one more thing. >> the team owner gets five minutes a game. >> all right let's go then. >> cash brothers. dad. >> cash back like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. >> how do you cash back? >> chase, make more of wha

we're also severely damaged in this wesley swipe this morning with windows and doors load off, but no casualties or both of them. rushes investigative committee in turn has said that ukraine has attacked a town in the course region of russia, a killing and wounding several people. what more do we know about this? what we haven't heard yet from the ukraine in the parties on this alleged rockets attack on the city of the risk in the cost region, allegedly using high months rockets. uh, what we do know is that previously the credit on me has confirmed that it has use high mazda rockets, systems to destroy bridges of engineering equipment belonging to russian troops in the course, screeching we have heard in recent days, from ukraine is colanda chief onyx on the 5th scheme was indicated that you know, your freedom forces are facing and i'll to back to the back forth with the ongoing ground defensive in the course. reaching the she says they're facing renewed assaults by russian troops along with small screen troops of water. you know, a kind of a, a, fighting heavily together in cost. and

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the military veteran, texas congressman wesley hunt joins us now.saw you there yesterday. we never got to pull each other aside and shake hands, but i did see you there yesterday in the suite. what i'd love to ask you is you have a unique perspective. you played in the game. and i know it's cliche, and i hope everybody watching heard this, if not, i'm going to say it anyway. it's the only game in the world where the men on the field playing the game would die for the fans in the staid a yum watching the game. give us some perspective. >> no truer words have ever been spoken. yesterday was a rough day for us, i'm a west point graduate, my brother and so is my sister, so needless to say, it wasn't a great turnout for us. but at the end of the day, it doesn't matter the score. we know that every single cadet and everybody on that field, as you pointed out, is willing to die for this great nation. and the winner of that game also gets the commanders and chiefs trophy. so the fact that our future commander in chief was there to watch this game speakes vo

let's bring in retired general wesley clark. he's the former nato supreme allied commander. see you. it's just remarkable to see after all of this, you know, um, decades long, more than a decade long fight in syria for it seems, now to have been happening so quickly that the rebels are at the city gates. what do you see? >> i see the results of years of preparation in this. first of all, i see president erdogan's ambitions in the region, and that's for the the north west part of syria and i see a patient diligent work by by others who are who have set the grounds for this. it's the way things happen in international affairs. uh everything seems discontinuous when it actually happens but it follows long preparation. now, we don't know whether assad actually is going to be forced out or not. he's been surprisingly resilient in the past. and although russia has said it won't intervene, it has been using its aircraft and attempting to bomb these columns i don't think the bombing is going to be adequate, but there's been fighting in the damascus area before, and so it's really in

connected with the quality of the air planes and we still blow wesley ports about mismanagement. what couldn't be the reason for the company turning a blind eye through these problems? do you think the boeing is competing the with a bus? and because when the competing, they may be duties of the that is not quite right, not quite legal. so this, i think the reason why they are having problems with boeing also, they find that sits and planes have produced. ready boy defective the m m megs, uh, uh, 7 to 7 for example, very popular breed, but it is a d, this not as well as some uh, same thing. they make a problem now over to another blowing across the incident because back in 2019, when you were serving as a prime minister, you say that the premium that preliminary results up to 2014 and it's uh, 17 crash investigation. we're probably to size what defuses impression. well the, the fact is that the plane was shot down. we throw kids fired or do that the me in that area. and in that area that the days fight there was fighting between russian in the ukraine and the good the you came in

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. >> we have retired army general wesley clark, the former nato supreme allied commander, with us just give us a sense of how you're seeing what has happened here as you see, damascus falling. the u.s. used b-52 bombers f-15 fighter jets, a-10 aircraft to strike more than 75 isis targets in syria. what was the objective here big power shift in the region prevent isis from coming back and taking charge hopefully get rid of the repressive government in syria and open a new chapter in the middle east. >> um, iran is a big loser. russia's role will be reduced. turkey is a big winner in this and the future is unknown because we really don't know who he is. and this man jolani really is. he's he's executed a smooth takeover and and president erdogan of turkey said, let's let's have this happen very smoothly. he's the first leader who came out in support. that's probably because turkey's been supporting him and grooming him. under under under the radar. all along. and it's worked but now what happens? because these are islamist organizations. what are the standards they're going to put in pla

wesley, dorothy porter. wesley would joke with henry louis gates jr about having this manuscript. dr. gates just purchased the manuscript at auction and then did amazing to identify and call the author as almost certainly formerly enslaved woman. then i spent this time the help of dr. gates and whole host of scholars, but mostly i want to say that descendant communities of people in bertie county and hertford county, north carolina, i'm going to name them here because these are the people who are the heroes for preserving hannah's story. albert bishop, walter cray, marva dixon, lisa hickerson. joanna reid. alvin smallwood. benjamin speller. isabella stewart. wendell white. there's stories behind, these families, these people where a record of slavery for that community was preserved in a family and nobody even knew it. and one of those family members there the the descendant of her father, was enslaved on the plantation next to the who wrote this novel, hannah bond, as was born. she called herself handcrafts. she wrote down history of her family. everybody in the family, the stori

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in result, i believe we still have general wesley clark with us. general, that certainly is a reassuring notion that there haven't been any considerable changes to north korean posture and that u.s. forces are considered safe at the moment no posture changes there. i do want to ask you about the u.s. presence there moving forward specifically in the incoming trump administration. donald trump, who as recently as this summer talked about south korea potentially being a money machine and asking the south to pay billions of dollars to maintain that u.s. presence there. given the strain in relations among south korean leaders, how do you see the u.s. influence playing out in the region given that the trump administration or at least the first trump turn, saw that relationship as largely transactional i think i think the next trump administration will see it as as more fundamental not just transactional. >> the koreans are paying a lot of money already to keep the u.s. forces there. but when you're looking at china, ukraine russia all of the different g

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it features wesley bibb.ng into the thailand location of the fiction am resort. it streams on max starting february 16th. and i love it. this totally changes the whole landscape of people's travel, right? once these come out. they're like, either i've been there, or i want to go to that resort. >> the last one was set in sicily. i had been to that one, and now i know i'm going to watch this and need to go to thailand to visit. and we of course love all the drama from the show. >>> while we can't say if this title has been changed for the better, it certainly has been changed for good. the team behind wicked revealed that the second installment of the musical adaptation is now known as wicked for good. the subtitle takes its name from the beloved balance lad from th of the musical. the film surpapassed the $500 million mark this weekend. wicked for good hits theaters november 21st, 2025. just a little under a year until that comes out, and i know fans are going to be counting the minutes. >> absolutely. if you

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harrison, commanding officer of the newton division los angeles police department, and professor wesley scoggins of northwestern university. mr. reiss. reverend hester said that not solving the problem, you're just displaying it to another neighborhood. is that true? that's a true statement could be considered factual in a lot of ways. and what good does it do if you just move the drug to another neighborhood? want to come back there? or is there any way to really put them of business with community tactics? i would assume that after we move them, the community which they move to and, that forces them to come out and also get involved in what is taking place is that has happened in over 60, 70 places where the drug dealers and the traffic has been moved into their neighborhoods and they've to come out to respond, to move them further. and what we've found that we can't say have totally solved any of the problems. we've just got aware that if they in their homes waiting for this miracle to come from police, have them in washington to solve the problem, then they're very sadly mistaken. d

investigators say wesley brownlee shot and killed 7 people, including one victim in oakland back in 2021. doctors now set to determine if brownlee can understand the murder charges he's facing. and if he has the ability to assist his defense attorney, a judge will then decide if brownlee is competent to stand trial. the next hearing is set for january. >> north, a man in jail tonight accused of breaking into a home attacking the people inside and then trying to kidnap an elderly person from a nursing facility center felt police say the suspect broke into a home on ross street around one saturday morning. he's accused of attacking a sband and his pregnant wife before running away. later that day, the suspect was found at a nursing facility on 5th avenue. police say pretended to be an employee and try to take a patient to santa rosa. the man was eventually arrested and is now facing several charges. >> a pair of thanksgiving day shootings left one person dead and 2 people injured.police say one person was seriously hurt after being shot around 10, 30 thursday morning on street. then at 9 o

a federal judge has ruled that ryan wesley routh won't stand trial until september of 2025. the 58 year-old suspect attempted to assassinate trump at his florida golf course earlier this year. his lawyers telling the judge they needed more time to assess the evidence against routh as they weigh whether to pursue an insanity defense around. he's pleaded not guilty in the case, president elect trump tapped billionaire elon musk and businessman vivek ramaswamy to cut government spending. once trump takes office in january. our washington correspondent vinay simlot explains their plans and whether cuts to social security are on the table. >> billionaire elon musk was one of the most prominent voices who helped tank a spending plan in congress last week leading democrats to joke about his influence i had. dad. don't do it. you on musk who apparently has become the 4th branch of government. speaker johnson should maybe just hand you unless the gavel musk and businessmen vivek ramaswamy will lead the doge commission aimed at cutting federal spending. one president elect trump takes

you are right to connect the commenter and wesley's opinions. my book that there is an essential distinction between civility and politeness. this emerged from my experience in government that i shared a few moments ago about, again, seeing people who were polished and polite and well mannered but who turned on a dime and turned out to be ruthless and cruel the moment i and others no longer serve their purposes. i thought that does not feel right, there has to be more than this politeness. that clarified to me the distinction between civility and politeness. politeness is mannered, technique and external stuff. whereas civility is internal. it's not just what we do and say, the stuff of politeness, it's a disposition of the heart and a way of seeing others as our moral equal who are worthy of a bare minimum of respect despite virtue of our shared moral status as members of the human community. and that crucially, to wesley's points, about this waspy ethic about not talking politics and religion at the dinner table. sometimes loving someone and r

you are right to connect the commenter and wesley's opinions.ay my book that there is an essential distinction between civility and politeness. this emerged from my experience in government that i shared a few moments ago about, again, seeing people who were polished and polite and well mannered but who turned on a dime and turned out to be ruthless and cruel the moment i and others no longer serve their purposes. i thought that does not feel right, there has to be more than this politeness. that clarified to me the distinction between civility and politeness. politeness is mannered, technique and external stuff. whereas civility is internal. it's not just what we do and say, the stuff of politeness, it's a disposition of the heart and a way of seeing others as our moral equal who are worthy of a bare minimum of respect despite virtue of our shared moral status as members of the human community. and that crucially, to wesley's points, about this waspy ethic about not talking politics and religion at the dinner table. sometimes loving someone and

northern parts of japan distribution of which just shifting slightly as the winds go from the north. wesley direction behind this co front, just slipping back to move a westerly direction. but the fabulous snow in the full cost here sheltered by the mountains. tokyo generally dry. so some quick sunshine coming through temperatures at around 12 degrees celsius for it was 13 over the next couple of days, dry and bright to across the cream financial. i wanted to show as a possibility, but i think it'll be too bad. maybe slightly wintry and nights we will have fast. i'm sleepy showers coming for your head. much of china, as you can see, is dry. quite a brisk wind coming in across the taiwan that ne, 3 months and driving heavy showers. but just across taiwan, also into a good pot to vietnam light, to see some flooding as a result of a system pushing its way down. the ne monsoon joining up with a trough which is bringing more heavy right across the flat hip pos of southern areas of thailand, southern india also saying some what's the weather over the next couple of the dice of the system that i h

so we have got to winds coming in more a wesley or north west the direction in the coming die. so those points just backing off, but still moving across the relatively warm waters of the save japan. we are going to see more of that see effect snow coming into west of the northern parts of japan for a time, a similar picture as we go one into monday. we can see the wind starts. it's a pushing for move, a west the direction type of just picking up in sol as well. drive rises, guys coming back in at that stage. long as you drive there, which you can see across a good part of a china and more of the same as we go one through a monday. we have got to started to drive by the 2 across into central and northern positive india up to was focused on the fog and the small because seasonal feature that will be with us for many weeks to come. that sits the across those northern areas. and it's pretty cold as well for the south live. the shower was assisting just around the southern parts of india. what was the chance of catching a shout to industry lanka over the next couple of days. meanwhi

across the rock into around this, some snow on that as it moves over the high ground, a brisk north wesley wind setting and that shamal wind temperatures haven don't have it around 25 south just on sas, the off main it will feel coated because of the strength of that when lifted off, the sand, likely. and then we're struggling to get into the low twenty's as we go through west sunday. but i don't know if this guys do clear the 2 sales used to having to run. as i said, it does look rather cool right for the next few days. try and write for a good part of the eastern med, but we have to some whatsoever. moving across greece through the a gene, into that western side of the sub heavier. right. coming in here as we go on through sunday, allows you to, i'm a lot of cost much of north africa, a brisk how much and winter's coming, how to chad. misha eventually pushing into the north of nigeria, around the gulf. it can be of these general dry, as is the case through much of west africa, the shot was a close, like one across central africa. we have a couple of cycling sheet. i'm making its way thro

that's a wesley situation for the, for the availability is a big challenge in the country and also the higher prices of ford in some places in markets become a serious problem. and the other thing that i get much in here is that so that is also towards ledgers. displace a displacement crisis. we've more than c live 1.2 mediums. people who have been displaced from the location to new areas. a movie, you have a large number of children which we can go to for so. so what and the and the sedition both for that event, the biggest jelly and dizzy the country today. people cannot be able to go, you know, uh the suggestion by forwarding the needs because those who used to far have not the right to know and the possibility to captivate and go what they need in terms of the lead me. and this is a big disruption of the formulas in so that man has opened fire on journalist and hates. he's capital getting at least 3 people that gather to report on the reopening or for differences largest public hospital. the facility was re captured by 80 security forces injured 9, o 3, multiply by finding guns, th

once he mentioned the russian president vladimir putin and his writing accounts upon wesley possessed can have cooled for coordination. we took care of the escalating situation in syria and the statement the kremlin said they was unconditional support for the actions of religious, middle 4th ease of celia to restore constitutional order to restore the political, economic and social stability of the city and state. your shop of all about how small from moscow the main thing where i guess hangs from the telephone cold between the russian and a rainy and presidents is that they express support for the actions of the syrian authorities to restore the integrity of the country. as we know, over the 9th of november, the 5th, his russian at cross with the support of the sewer and as it was began carrying out strikes awesome areas of the city, overlapping and also talk to the city of it live. it happened for the 1st time since 2016. the sewer and observe a treat for human rights has reported that russian stripes left at least the civilians killed, including 2 children, and the number of civili