okay so let's hold up your white boards let's start that way this time all right. all across the board from 5% up, guy, to 11% up from pete 55% said up less than 10%. almost a fifth said up 10% to 20%, 13% see a losing year so steve and bono wynn seem to fall squarely into our survey here next question, this should be easy but pay attention it is multiple choice. which tech area will outperform next year? i'm going to say the categories slowly crowd, hardware and semis or software please write one down. okay markers down hold up your white boards, please hold them up okay each of you picked something different. now for the reveal the majority said semis. pete, you got that one coming in 34%. it was followed by software cloud and hardware semis. interesting. and here is the next question. this is on oil this is sort of pete's prediction but where will oil finished in 2022 i know it is challenging wipe the white board off and write your answer down we're asking a lot of traders tonight. where will oil finish in 2022? there you go guy hold them up 110, high end of thi

so then grab some of old and maybe like white board or choke on something that can like, almost interact with circular tables because the table lay out in some departments pretty rubbish for group work. it's just a very old tired to classroom. and we took the children in that i just said, right, if you had to define it, rain filename. what would you want? this is really cool. no net, something that you've designed is going to be pub. i'm really looking forward to it because i just wanted say how.

they asked for a white board and stickie notes to put notice on a board. they've asked for transcripts of testimony of other witnesses as well. and they've asked for clarification of a keyword in all of this. the word is "enticement." it's one of the counts that maxwell faces about enticing young women to participate and be involved in sexual activities with jeffrey epstein. her attorneys have said she's a scapegoat. they've questioned these women's memories. they say their motivation is money. all of this comes down to whether the jury believes these young women or not. again, it's a very unusual deliberation in that there's been an interruption. we're reading tea leaves if we have any explanation as to what all that could mean. the judge has also said that the jury is likely to deliberate until 6:00 tonight instead of 5:00. she's concerned about what she described as an astronomical surge in the number of covid cases and that that could affect these jurors. they're not sequestered. >> barbara, if you're a prosecutor in this case, you see the jury enterin

. >> tammy: not a white board. you are not going to bring up a white board for me?ursing home and some people from the nursing home died in the hospital and they conveniently swept that aside. i got it we have no idea how many people died in the hospital to this day michigan, with all -- you remember that? data and science. we have no ability to track who died in the hospital. >> tammy: because i can tell you, charlie, we know that cuomo is under investigation for messing around with those numbers. >> cuomo is a clown. >> tammy: they didn't like that. sounds like clearly michigan and whitmer has the same kind of problem. thanks to you we have more information and background on that. thank you for joining me tonight. i appreciate. >> it merry christmas. >> tammy: crazy times. merry christmas to you, sir. up next the left's unhinged racial agenda coming to a city near you. why one school is segregating class. by race. all in the name of equity. that and more next on "primetime." superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual

>> well, i want to be clear it is the percy white board. great. stay tuned. you might see him at the end of the show. newly released data from the cdc shows more than 100,000 people died from drug overdoses between april 2020 and april 2021. family members of overdose victims are calling on the justice department to prosecute the creators of oxycontin. we're live from the justice department. the numbers are devastating. >> a lot of pressure on not only the justice department but also the dea and other agencies to do something about what is known as the other pandemic. this is an issue going on for years. outside of d.o.j. family members from across the country came to protest and want the justice department to do something. they want officials to prosecute big pharma specifically the family that ran and the makers of oxycontin. a mother lost her 34-year-old daughter cassie to an overdose earlier this year. terrible story. she says cassie became addicted to opioids after surgery and then switched to heroin. >> finding your daughter on the fl

these recent public shaming exercises have spent a lot of backlash. videos were circulating on white board chinese version of twitter, but they have since been taken down for the most part after sparking quite a lot of backlash. them mix comments think a lot of people were shopped because these public shaming exercises very unusual to see today. but they were very common during china's cultural revolution, the period of the $96970.00 is a very chaotic time. and for those alive who can remember it's a period that they would rather forget. and since then, public shaving has actually been outlawed. here in china and i was just going back to those videos what we can see, a police parading for people around before a crowd. these people are in the hazmat or protection gear. they are wearing black cards around the next that seem to have their photographs. now these men have been reportedly sentenced for trafficking people across the vietnamese border. and just for a little bit of context. and this is taking place in the city of ging, she, china's province of wong. she. this is relative to china.

the face every day because of the climate of being in a did that the government, we welcome the white board may have asked now because she's the face of been during the listen, the be been a drug is have been by things or read them. she is president to pick a the power in british 16 and the wire is a confirmation of the struggles. hardships of will be in and during the list will have a 3 last in the country. they don't leave again about why the money i've got from them a bell because she's actually out on bail or died and i will be shawny she ass last year. but just in patient about 10 cases, including back and forth, but a problems government and the government is trying to shut down there. we job for hundreds of protest says to be marching in the capital manella to lock international human rights day for testers. held placards, which doesn't like stop the killings and defend press. freedom comes a day after a supreme court upheld the legality of an anti terrorism law. that opponents fear could threaten democracy. that amount i had on the news r, including migraines, killed in mexico. the

they asked for a white board and transcriptioned. and that is a victim that admitted that she had not remembers things accurately. so it appears to me that the jury was very me tick lus in it's findings. it made sure that the prosecute met each and every element before they were ready to return a verdict of guilty. this helps make the case stand up on appeal. >> what does this verdict mean for the other key players in jeffrey epstein's circle? >> there is always a possibility that when someone is convicted of a crime that the idea of cooperating becomes more attractive. it is possible that she could ask to debrief and share everything that she knows and it is possible that she knows about other men that paid for commercial sex with some of these girls. many have been linked to jeffrey, but to date no one else has been charged. perhaps ordinary people are finally gets wise to the ways of abusers. what could that mean. are we turning a corner here? >> i think so, i hope so, i think that is what the verdict could portend. and we did see

like or if that was in the squishy chairs like the sun and grass from the bowls and maybe like white boards, all chill pole. it's something that can like almost interact with them. circular tables because the table lay out in some departments are pretty rubbish for group work. it's just a very old tired classroom. and we took the children in that i just said, right, if you had to find a room filename, what would you want? this is really cool. no, none of them that you've designed is going to be up. i'm really looking forward to it because i just wanted say how it all works and runs when it's up and running with. oh wow. good. hi, this is it. i just hadn't said at sullivans mint. nice, 30 minute. yeah, i'm just dying to see the children in here like oh oh oh my god and for the good thing, since that on the computer, the age to just right up to one and start doing from then is so body a. i know there'd be a lot of people who be suggesting a lot of things that they could do. but if you suggest something to a child, it always be clothes, things that that child could have done if you had not sug

it feels more like we're in the room, having a real brainstorming session i was impressed by the white boardld stand up, felt like i was writing on the monitor behind me by pressing with my hand control. that was impressive. i thought one thing was that in this virtual world i did feel like i had actually met these people in person more than talking on zoom, people that work at meta it is early days i am trying to figure out how to make the most of virtual worlds. this technology will only get more sophisticated i would rather see you in person or a hologram which we'll talk about later rather than a cartoon character version of you. the question is what does it look like in two or three years. >> yeah. i think we now have a challenge to be the first show to do a segment entirely in the metaverse. jon, i think we can make that happen i noticed two things one is that the revenue chain from ralph lauren is not beholden to supply constraints that's one interesting thing and i heard yesterday reed hoffman say how important live music is to the new technology. >> we've already seen a lot of enter

they are requesting office supplies, post-its, a white board and also a definition of the word enticementey're also asking for additional testimony, one from an ex-boyfriend of one of the accusers, jane, and they also just recently asked for the testimony of a former palm beach police officer who did a surge on his home. we hold tight to wait to see if there is any verdict today. if we can glean any information, it seems they are settling in for the day. they are combing through a lot of evidence, weeks of evidence, and they're taking this trial very seriously, joe. >> we know you'll keep an eye on it, kathy park, thanks so much. >> tributes are pouring in for the late archbishop off desmond tutu. he passed away over the weekend in capetown at the age of 90 after a long battle with prostate cancer and several hospitalizations. he was called a true servant of god and of the people. his legacy transcends borders and will echo over the ages. former president barak obama tweeted he was grounded in the struggle to libber in the his own country. and south africa's president saying it was this h

we all have these little white boards, like karl rove miniature. i have the questions right here.b block trivia. "do not open before the segment starts." i have not done that. here we go appear [laughter] this is really good! this will test your news -- who won the world series this year? that's not that hard. who won the world series this year? >> don't cheat, jesse. it >> dagen: i hate baseball. i hate baseball. >> bill: hang on, jesse. >> dagen: i got this wrong. i said the astros. [laughter] >> jesse: baseball. [laughs] >> bill: okay. geraldo, you are all winter. jesse, you are a winner. >> dagen: i am a loser. at least i knew i was wrong. [laughter] dana, you're always a winner. who's keeping score? >> dagen: i hate baseball. >> dana: i should have remembered that. the astros were cheating the other year. >> bill: you know how i remember that world series question meant that my -- >> dagen: i don't care. let's get off baseball. >> we had the virginia election results, and allison, our director was up until 1:30 in the morning peered she was a braves fan watching the game the

that was the charge that those jurors in that room even asked for a white board, markers, highlighters they wetness the judge if he could clarify what enticement men on those charges. and this comes after about 40 hours of deliberation today on day six, that verdict finally coming out here for the judge telling the jurors that with the extra monocle spike in cubby cases in new york, she wanted things to move along, one of the jurors was going to have to go into core team which would disrupt the trial. the jury did have several questions a few notes that were sent out as well but -- they had asked 13 questions to the judge sending out those notes, asking for more testimony, asking to see me somewhere at the evidence. so a lot of us out here wondering if this would happen especially because they ended yesterday around 5:00 when she asked him to stay next or hour and say i think we're in a good spot, going to head home for the night. in the jurors still had a lot of questions even though today prosecutors telling us that she had groomed and traffic underage girls to be sexually abused by

of that room, rather, here in manhattan as the jury continued to deliberate even asking for a white boardsnd pens and paper as they went through those counts bit by bit. so when the verdict was read, maxwell sitting in court pretty much motionless, didn't have much of a reaction there then she left the courtroom. maxwell facing six federal charges child sex trafficking and it sex trafficking conspiracy charges. prosecutors say she groomed and trafficked underaged girls as young as 1 years old to be sexually abused by her former boyfriend jeffrey epstein. the jury then requesting copies of the testimony from all four of her accusers after a long holiday break and asking the judge to clarify the definition of enticement, which is part of two of the charges maxwell was facing. during the more than two weeks of graphic testimony here in manhattan, the court heard from four women who said they were all underaged when maxwell tricked them into being sexually abused. lawyers telling jurors that maxwell should not be a scapegoat for epstein's case. attorney for the southern district praising the w

by the way, your white board's been empty for a long time maybe that's a statement in and of itself. nothing on there for a while american express you sold it. >> i did >> so, american express, i increased, scott, i increased my exposure to financials back in september when we were kind of climbing that wall of worry. september 23rd is the actual date of the purchase 163. october earnings, the stock got up to 189. i don't like to turn winning trades into losing trades. in addition, as we're seeing this yield curve, which i discussed with steve liesman before, continued to flatten that is having a negative impact on financials. i just have too much exposure in financials this was a leading candidate to liquidate because from a profitability standpoint, you don't want to see that trade turn into a losing wone. upon liquidating, it will be a small loser. of the net-net is that i've raised a little cash here. >> are you making a more blanket statement about financials in general beyond american express? you're worried about rates, the yield curve, because of what the fed is going to do >

jurors have requested a white board and sticky notes she is charged with recruiting and grooming teenagers4 to be sexually assaulted by jeffrey epstein >> thank you >>> all right, with only a few trading days left in 2021, we're reviewing the investment committee's top second half picks from our stock summit in june here's what our committee said >> it gets above 135, this horse is going to run. >> coinbase is not directionally dependent. >> the nasdaq, began the show talking about the inflows of capital. we have engagement now from investors, traders, speculators. >> yes, oil prices continue to recover their free cash flow, they'll be able to pay down debt >> the jam here is instagram so i think you have a lot more opportunity in facebook. >> with the are opening and more people going out, that kind of plays into what match does, right, scott so i think that that one will do very well. >> i think the stock's going to have a great second half i'm invested in this one >> this is a stock that has a huge runway and an inflation hedge as well. >> i like the fact they made the huge acquisition

in florida where i don't have the technical advantage i do sitting with the three numbers in the white board behind me back on long island. but, still, the fundamentals are at a moment where i think it's okay to step in and resume the risk of buying crowdstrike >> interesting thought how about that is crowdstrike among others that need to be bought right now? >> well, first of all, i'm sure you forgot to say it, but i know you're glad to see me, as well >> don't push it don't push it. >> i do think the decline last week was definitively caused in part by powell so, i'll disagree with shannon there and it was very clear. and when he doubled down on tuesday. so, the reason i say that is, no, i don't think the all-clear is here for crowdstrike or for the others the reason i say that is because you're going to get powell talking again next week and you'll get inflation numbers in the interim. and that's what is going to hurt these stocks so, yes, the innovation is decidedingly there and they're good companies and, yes, doing important work but break the analysis away from the companies to the st

the fire chief is there with a white board. he's on the radio talking to people that are in different areas of kingston springs right now, trying to figure out where there's damage. who needs some rescue and who needs help at this point. lauren. >> our thanks to ryan breslin to cnn affiliate wsmv from tennessee. his report underscoring what we've learned this morning. that the devastating tornadoes ripped across six states includininclude including tennessee, kentucky and arkansas. the extent is unknown. and as we've been hearing from our meteorologist allison chinchar, the danger of severe weather remains. we're going to bring you up to speed with the very dangerous r headlines in a few minutes. stay with cnn. [first responder] onstar, we see them. [onstar advisor] okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. [first responder] thank you, onstar. [driver] my son, is he okay? [first responder] your son's fine. [driver] thank you. there was something in the road... [first responde

or so, just before 10:30 this morning the jury asked for office supplies, including post-its, a white board also asked for the definition of the word enticement and in addition to all that, they requested the testimony of a gentleman by the name of mad. he is the ex-boyfriend of one of the accusers, jane, who said elaine recruited, enticed and groomed these underage girls and even participated sometimes for the sex acts with jeffrey epstein. this was a long holiday break that the jury took. they came back under the backdrop of covid infections rising here in new york city and the judge before they took this pause told the jury to stay safe, stay healthy. so today as far as we know, everyone is safe and of course wearing those masks, as they continue deliberations today. but we continue to be on verdict watch. if we can glean anything from these latest developments in the past hour, they are taking this case very seriously and they're combing through a lot of evidence right now, joe. >> kathy park in new york. thanks so much. much more ahead as the nation and the world battle the omicron sur

this jury came up with a question of can we have a white board and color posted which is how us lawyersor trials. it tell s me they're paying attention to pair up the accusers with their charges and the elements of the testimonies they heard. lastly they are confused of count four because they thought an under lying illegal sex act n new mexico, the judge clarified, i am confused what they are asking about. i am going to refer them back. i bet the defense was taking careful notes about that in the event that maxwell is convicted in that count. >> julie, you are reporting of the arrest, what's your take on the question the jury had asked so far and the fact that they asked multiple witness testimonies during deliberations. what are you picking up on? >> they're definitely some kind of conflicts there. the longer this goes on as most people know, it's better for the defense. they are debating certain elements of this indictment and the charges they have to go through. these counts are very complicated. they have various elements to them. many lawyers themselves don't even unless you deal

so, this jury came one a question of, can we have a white board and color post-its, which is how us lawyerspare for trial so we can break this down? they are doing their best to sort of pair up the accusers with the charges and the elements and the testimony they've heard. and lastly, they're confuse ltd as to count four, buzz they thought an underlying illegal sex act was actually new mexico and instead of the judge clarifying that for them, the judge said i myself am confused what they're asking about and i'm just going to refer them back to the charge sheet. and so i bet that the defense was taking careful notes about that in the event that maxwell is convicted on that count, count four. >> and julie, your reporting on jeffrey epstein is what encouraged authorities to reopen his case. what is your take on the questions asked so far? and the fact that they've asked for multiple witness testimonies to review during the deliberations what are you picking up on? >> well, they're definitely -- some kind of conflict there. the longer this goes on, as most people know, it's better for the defen

the fire chief is there with a white board.ngs right now trying to figure out where there's damage, who needs some rescues and who needs help at this point. >> jarring pictures from wsmv in kingston springs, tennessee. we're going a keep a very close eye on this for the next couple of hours, but for the moment, for many, this time is about giving back. 15th annual cnn heroes tribute celebrates ten people who put others first all year long. the star studded gala airs this sunday, live, at 8:00 p.m. eastern. take a look. >> there was not drink of a water. something inside me start saying, you need to do something about it. >> i could not allow one additional life to be lost. >> i feel this responsibility to help these animals. this is what i was put on this earth to do. >> start calling me the make up lady. >> what this children. >> we want to give you your second chance at life and provide you a way to dream. >> we help people live through something they did not think they would survive. >> i'm just doing the job i was supposed

settled into deliberations at the sex trafficking trial of glenn maxwell, with the request for a white board and different colored sticky notes. the jury deliberated for more than an hour today before making that request. jurors also asked for some trial testimony and the definition of the word enticement. the jury resumed deliberations after a holiday weekend break following two full days of deliberations last week. the british socialite is charged with grooming teenagers as young as 14 to be sexually assaulted by financier jeffrey epstein. maxwell's lawyers say she is being scapegoated after epstein killed himself in prison back in 2019 while awaiting a sex trafficking trial. 2021 comes to a close with its fair share of scandals coming up a look back at some of the stories that created a lot of buzz across when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control a

this morning they requested the use of a white board and post-its in a note to the judge and asked forcement. he pleaded not guilty to charges but could face up to 80 years in prison if convicted. >>> in california today is the last day for the jury to return a verdict in the trial of elizabeth holmes before the new year. she's charged with multiple counts of fraud and conspiracy for allegedly rying to -- lying tillerson ves or thes about her blood testing. the judge deliberated for 22 hours so far. they are considering three months of testimony from the trial. >>> next, the unusually big business of holiday returns in the middle of all the supply chain snags. this is "msnbc reports". chain s. this is "msnbc reports". subway's eat fresh refresh™ has so many new footlongs. refresh! here's how they line up. we got the new chicken & bacon ranch, new baja steak & jack, and the new baja chicken & bacon, aka “the smokeshow”" save big. order through the app. ♪ limu emu... & doug ♪ ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car

earlier this afternoon, asking for a white paper board and pens and highlighters so they can look at charges. they have questions. now, this afternoon the jury in this high profile sex trafficking case asking to take a closer look at the key evidence including testimony of a retired palm beach police officer that was called to jeffrey epstein's compound twice. and also testimony of one of the pilots that testified, a lot more work could be done here. maxwell facing child sex trafficking and trafficking conspiracy charges, this is after maxwell is accused of grooming teens for jeffery epstein. during more than two weeks of graphic testimony, jurors heard for four women that were underaged. the women told the court that maxwell would watch the abuse and sometimes talk part in it. the allegations span a decade. the defense has been trying to discredit the witnesses saying the women just want money from the case. the main argument is that ghislaine is not jeffrey epstein and she shouldn't have to take the fall because epstein is deed. we're waiting to hear more details and what is happen

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we're talking about different colored post-it notes, a white paper board, testimony transcripts.y signal that the jury is being conscientious, and they are looking through each and every count. and they're trying to put together what was a very long and complex trial and trying to piece it with the evidence, to see whether or not the prosecution has made out their charge. i think one other thing that was important to me, a significant question, is when the jury asked about the definition of "enticement." that to me signaled a couple of things, specifically that they are looking into whether or not maxwell in fact groomed these young women, specifically jane, because the enticement goes to several charges. it really affects the victim named jane. and i think that's important. now, interestingly, the judge did not give the definition to enticement, and that is completely normal. the judge told the jury to rely what's in the jury instructions, and the jury instructions just basically says rely on your ordinary definitions. and that is completely normal. but again, what it seems to s

what was likely to happen punctuated with his enthusias expressions morphed into tim's use of the white boardreciation of madden's powers of observation like his admonition to hotel guests not to sleep on the side of the bed where the telephone is located because the mattress is likely to sag. those talents, those gifts certainly transcend his chosen field. mark. >> well, i mean, i think you see the nature of enthusiasm. whether you're in an entertainment empire like the nfl or the news business. i think the thing that john madden did is he just did it with his full soul and his whole heart and it was, he really, he transcended to so many of the divides in this country. it's very hard to think of a single figure who not only crossed different cultural realms, it's hard to find anyone anywhere who doesn't have a nice thing to say about him. not just because he happened to die 24 hours ago. really because this is a figure who just crossed so many boundaries and there are so few people in this day and age who are just so universally beloved across so many sectors. so look, john madden was a true

they include post its, a white paper board.or a definition of enticement. and also interesting, they asked for the testimony of matt who is the ex-boyfriend of jane, one of the four accusers in this case. and earlier during trial he corroborated jane's testimony. so a couple of things that the jury is asking for. it appears the judge will be granting those requests, and we are entering day 3 of deliberations right now. and i spoke with you earlier saying ahead of today they took this long holiday break. the concern in new york is as rising covid infections. so the judge, when they pause on wednesday, said look, when you go on this holiday break, be careful. be safe. essentially don't get sick. and starting today, everyone is masked. it looks like they're hunkering down for another day of deliberations. ghislaine maxwell over the weekend on christmas day, she celebrated her 60th birthday behind bars. if she is charged on six counts, she could essentially spend the rest of her life in prison. we continue to be on verdict watch, b

you know, he pulled out that tell straighter or in his day a white board of at times and before you knewrywhere. he knew it and he was self-aware it was part of the fun. it was fun to watch football with john madden. we move to this. president biden is looking to take on america's crime crisis with the doj sending $1.1 billion, $1.6 billion to crime ridden cities. lucas tomlinson joins us live from washington with the details. lucas? >> good morning, guys, the nation's crime wave continues at least 16 cities stretching from coast to coast have broken their all-time homicide records in 2021. hundreds of others are seeing their highest rates in more than two decades. now president biden's justice department wants to fund the police, help reduce violent crime. spending 1.6 billion rising crime, task forces, crime prevents, domestic violence programs, courts, treatment and correction programs, according to the latest fbi stats, murder in 2020 was up 30% from the previous year. the largest single year increase ever. here is a breakdown of where that money is going doj. 187 million to 65 state

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vaccinated, however, citizens only need to show proof of a negative test taken within a day of boarding. white house officials i spoke to yesterday say this is still on the table but not something, a domestic vaccine requirement, that has been put into play yet. >>> meanwhile the january 6th ee committee will hold a hearing. the "post" reports the looming elections has added a sense of urgency to the committee's work as the republicans plan to shut down the probe if they gain control of the house. they would dismiss charges against former president trump and whether election woulds could be overturned in the future. it's looking at jim jordan of ohio and scott perry of pennsylvania. also, a january 5th phone call that, according to "the guardian" was made by then president trump to his lieutenants working out of the willard hotel near the white house. that call allegedly sought ways to stop the biden certification taking place the very next day. committee chairman bennie thompson said the panel is looking into details of that conversation held in documents by the national archives. trump is fi

at one point requesting a white paper board, colored posted notes and highlighter.ks of graphic testimony four women said they were underage when maxwell tricked them into being sexually abused by epstein. if she is found guilty she is facing 70 years behind bars. she pled not guilty. the defense says she should not be the scapegoat here just because prosecutors can't charge epstein and back in front of the federal court jury deliberations began an hour or so again and should be wrapping up around 6:00 tonight. an hour later than the judge wants them to stay compared to the days they've been staying in the past week or so. benjamin. >> benjamin: we'll be following it from the courthouse. thank you. fox news alert. covid cases are surging from coast to coast. several states topping earlier records as positivity rates soar. case numbers will go much higher as a omicron variant continues to spread. i'm benjamin hall. bill and dana have the day after today. >> julie: great to see you, i'm julie banderas. omicron officially the dominant strairn in the u.s. the highly con

school in your town it was time texas was trying hard to hold onto aggregation in schools, white and brown versus boardof education, tell us about that experience. i'm think about bridges over my shoulder here, thinking about -- what was that experience like as a 6-year-old? >> it was intent. very intense. i knew something was doing, something considered to be momentous. this was the 60s and a lot of us, those around us, it was a feeling in the air that black people were on the move into doing things and i was doing something, my family was doing something. they had the freedom of choice plan under which white parents were supposed to send their kids to white school and white parents -- black parents send their kids to box four. my mother was a english teacher and she taught at a box or. she and my father decided he figured the court would strike down freedom of choice which they did three years later, since i was starting, i had gone to kindergarten the flexible, i would start first grade at the white school it put me on a path that was interesting, to say the least but very intense. my teachers were

one of the biggest is having the right person on school board in the white house, all of that matters way more than i thought before i got in. and i thought it was important before then. if we really do care about the world that god has asked us to seek the peace of if you will. one of the ways we can best serve that is in the whole public arena. it is an area that our response is to say, away with all that i'm going to worry about eternal things. i think we are missing part of it. >> is another section here that sums that up well with what you are saying. it's very end of chapter 12, i think there is a time like this that christians are called to the public square. but not in the ways we have traditionally approached it. these times call up for people who understand our cries for justice have to be accompanied by a humble and worse and spirit these require citizens who are committed to both truth and love not one or the other. we can be people who truly seek the peace of the places we have been exiled knowing god has tied our welfare to the welfare of the places he has called us. >>

one of the biggest is having the right person on school board in the white house, all of that matters way more than i thought before i got in. and i thought it was important before then. if we really do care about the world that god has asked us to seek the peace of if you will. one of the ways we can best serve that is in the whole public arena. it is an area that our response is to say, away with all that i'm going to worry about eternal things. i think we are missing part of it. >> is another section here that sums that up well with what you are saying. it's very end of chapter 12, i think there is a time like this that christians are called to the public square. but not in the ways we have traditionally approached it. these times call up for people who understand our cries for justice have to be accompanied by a humble and worse and spirit these require citizens who are committed to both truth and love not one or the other. we can be people who truly seek the peace of the places we have been exiled knowing god has tied our welfare to the welfare of the places he has called us. >>

one of the biggest is having the right person on school board in the white house, all of that matters way more than i thought before i got in. and i thought it was important before then. if we really do care about the world that god has asked us to seek the peace of if you will. one of the ways we can best serve that is in the whole public arena. it is an area that our response is to say, away with all that i'm going to worry about eternal things. i think we are missing part of it. >> is another section here that sums that up well with what you are saying. it's very end of chapter 12, i think there is a time like this that christians are called to the public square. but not in the ways we have traditionally approached it. these times call up for people who understand our cries for justice have to be accompanied by a humble and worse and spirit these require citizens who are committed to both truth and love not one or the other. we can be people who truly seek the peace of the places we have been exiled knowing god has tied our welfare to the welfare of the places he has called us. >>

the white house excluded with the school boards and drafted the letter that the ag got.ust a huge setup to call merits domestic terrorists and get the fbi to go after them to stop them from speaking out. the grinch stole the media. the media couldn't help just starting to point out all the failures. the grinch and his army of liberal hacks also stealing everything. joe said the plans to run again in 024 if he's healthy. talk about non-committal. but there is hope on the horizon. the new year is just years away. with 2022 comes the mid terms. the red wave is only getting stronger every minute and this coming year americans can take it all back. america is strong and resilient. one thing we'll never lose is hope and optimism. >> all great change in america begins at the dinner table. as long as we are remember our first principle and believe in ourselves, the future will always be ours. jesse: enjoy your christmas with your family and we look forward to all the good coming in the new year. here with reaction, sean and rachel campos-duffy. merry christmas, you guys. >> merr

need to fight for the integrity of our democracy. >> the "wall street journal" editorial board writes the whites rolling out kamala harris for interviews to improve her public standing. judgment is it isn't helping the vice president or the country. let's bring in the power panel. mercedes schlapp and also a former trump white house advisor for strategic communications and have also jim kessler, the former legislative and policy director for senator chuck schumer and co-founder of the third way. jim, the v.p. here doubling down on something that the biden team has been saying all along, which is that, you know, threats to voting rights and climate are the preeminent concerns of the day. no news there. >> well, look, let's just start with what she said about democracy and i agree with her. this has been a very bad year for democracies around the world. it began in this country an january 6th with a smash and grab that the u.s. capitol that was threatening our democracy and it continued with former president donald trump spreading the big lie and then having a lot of republican office holders who

board. kailey: the white house wants build back better.was the white house press secretary speaking yesterday. there's a massive question around the president's economic agenda. that a whole creates a question for financial markets. not seeing a lot of movement when it comes to futures. we are off session highs, but still down 0.10%. so we are talking fractional moves at this point. we want to dig more into this school question. we are looking to be joined by republican congressman brian styl -- congressman bryan steil. thank you for joining us. you put out a statement after joe manchin said he was a no on this plan. "common sense prevailed. it is far too costly, pushing things that will not solve the economy." are there any parts within this legislation that would find your support? rep. steil: i think there's topics in the bill that republicans would come to the table and work on, but this bill was drafted in a partisan manner , and now a majority of the united states senate disapproves of it. manchin just being the sole democrat that ha

board. the president has some degree of control on it. just the general sentiment out of the white house and trying to promote an economic agenda that is inclusive of union workers. >> the national labor relations board is the agency created in the new deal to enforce work will -- enforce workplace protections for union as well as nonunion workers. it is the agency that oversees elections to unionize. starbucks has now lost several rounds of this legal fight at the labor board in which each step of the way, starbucks has been arguing that is workers have no right to vote on a store by store basis about whether to unionize. in the buffalo, new york region where workers at several restaurants have petitioned for collective bargaining, starbucks has said if there is going to be a vote, it should involve the workers at all 20 stores in the region and the company should only have to negotiate if a majority of all those workers vote the way they want to. instead, the labor board, two democrats and one republican on a panel will be acting erector who said if workers at one of these -- act