if not for gen z and the combination of gen z and millennials, i do think we have that red wave that expecting. gen z specifically, the people under 30, increased their level of participation relative to the average increased their support for democrats and made all the difference in the world a couple weeks ago. reporter: are there particular races where this was key? >> i willive you some examples. one of which is pennsylvania. a closed race. the under 30 cohort supported john at 70%. when you look west to arizona as another example, mark kelly won this cohort i 50 points. i think the reason why the decrat senator won in nevada was similar in enthusiasm among young people. she won a double-digit victo. her final number was in the mid 60's. and i think weaw a higher turnout than we normally did even relative to 2018 in nevada. those are three quick examples of some of the races that tipped because of younger people but real quick, this is not the first cycle we have seen this. it happened in 2018 and in 2020. reporter: victor, what is motivating you and voters like you, voters your a

the clash between the 2 titans, c, z and and s b. particularly when it comes to the moment when caesar decided that he is going to look into acquiring f t x looks into the balance. she said, that is a massive black hole here. he twits saying that i'm pulling out and we know what happened later was this, and that sounds bice easy to undermine the man who has been saying, who was biting him for quite some time. yeah, it would seem to indicate that way. i mean, when we look at how dog changes are kind of proving their balances, there's no simple way of doing it. you know, i think what we've seen in the past couple of days as well. it since f t x really kicked off as a number of the other crypto exchanges claiming their proof of funds. and there is actually some questions about how they're doing that in terms of, you know, we see a lot of large transfers that are moving between fund or between crypto exchanges, which could indicate that they're actually pulling funds to kind of prove their reserves. and then they're moving their funding to a different exchange. so indicating a certain amou

gen z and millennia, is we're coming to the table with austin to city and passion.s who are down to build relationships with us. igniting transformation, we are a year around for a reason. we are firm relievers in -- that's what's going to make these elections happens for these candidates. time and time has shown, in 2018, and 2020, again in 2022, candidates cannot win without youth votes. >> ding, ding, ding. the organizing has to be around. your thoughts? >> we are the generation that put these elected officials into office. we need to make sure that we hold them accountable. elected officials represent us, they need to have immediate meaningful change so that we actually have -- we can continue to go into our futures and live our lives without the fear of being shot, not having access to abortion, having the climate crisis destroy our planet before we can have children or live to an older age. >> it's so imperative to understand, even for members of my generation, millennials, it really informs so many of those big life decisions. your thoughts, santiago? ? a >>

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i took a name scan and went back with a finance national z and known that she's shyly yours. did it when you buy, when you sit down with that buy mia? ah, the stories of ukrainian bio labs have been promoted by some and denounced as conspiracy theories by others. so what's the truth? today we're going to ask not only whether there are ukrainian bio labs, but are they funded by the united states government? i'm john curiosity and this is the whistle blowers. 2 2 2 2 2 amid the ongoing crisis in ukraine, the biden administration has passed of $48000000000.00 aid package for the war torn country, including billions of dollars and weapons that have already been sent to ukraine. according to a variety of reports, the president's son hunter has also arranged millions of dollars in financing for meta by yoda, a pentagon contractor that runs bio labs all across ukraine. there are claims the u . s. government had secret bio chemical labs and ukraine since 2005 and conservative media outlets as well as part pastors, have been accused of spreading russian propaganda and misinformation by

we hope gen z and gen x you can save us on this. people my age, boomers, let's get with it. ur social security. let's save our low-cost medical. and let's save our retirement plans. we can do this. >> but why -- >> many before us have been asked to do a lot more. >> why do you think many former colleagues of yours, in the military, of your age, why do you think they are not listening to you? >> they have bought into this idea that many of them, that somebody is replacing them. that people of color are given some advantage. there is a commercial running today that i saw that ran my blood pressure of. it was talking about replacement theories, talking about culture war, things that have no significance about anything in reality. but it's become a rallying cry to be a red state politician, to go out and stir people up about it. and it's a damn shame, steph, it's a crying shame. and people need to go out and vote. we need to protect this great country. too many people have died protecting this country. too many people have marched and been beaten and thrown in jail for the right

that is resonating with gen z and as we give them more pools like shuffles, we think there is a lot morecan do to serve that as a great and up-and-coming demographic. emily: what has been your inspiration? what have all of these learnings and things you have seen led to? product ideas and other innovations you may be thinking about? bill: i would say i am inspired by the team that is here and the way that they have executed. there is a lot more for us to do but we have a team that loves pinterest. they are really intent on doing something very different from the rest of social media and something that ben and i talked about a lot before i joined, something he believed deeply. upon coming into the company it has been hugely inspirational to me to see how much our team really cares about building pinterest as a positive place that is different from what you see in the rest of social media. there is a ton more to do. that is why i joined. we will make sure to build more into action and more of all of these things. building a positive place online that gives users a real alternative to the v

we need mass movements against structural m racism and it's not what jay-z is trying to build. i think we confuse together them movement for political and economic power as long as we realizeal one of the walls agait achieving true economic power is political repression. i think that's where booker t. washington reallyse messed it. it's how do you expect to build power in the broadest sense not in terms of just a few people but the broadest possible sense as long as politically and look what's happening now whether it's anti-critical race theory bills or the voting rights suppression gerrymandering. these aren't only just political attacks on our political rights that it affects people's ability to be economically mobile. we have to be able to look at these two things and i'll say this for colin kaepernick i've attended his camps for young people in one of the things that is always dressed as this idea of financial literacy. he gets experts to talk with young people about things like nutritional literacy. i'll never forget being in chicago and there were a couple hundred youth t

and companies can. one thing ebay is leaning into is the way that gen z shops. ables market is going to online auctions, discord and twitch, and ebay is looking to those platforms to potentially life broadcast some of their auctions. broadcast some of their auctione— auctions. that is really interesting _ auctions. that is really interesting because i auctions. that is really i interesting because that auctions. that is really - interesting because that was the challenge for ebay, how to stay relevant. it had first mover advantage, was disrupted backin mover advantage, was disrupted back in the day but that was a long time ago and there are many alternatives to ebay now and that was quite a worry some time ago, wasn't it? definitely. you are seeing amazon really eclipse ebay, especially when it came to revenues. we saw ebay have a bump in revenues during the pandemic, i think everyone in lockdown just pandemic, i think everyone in lockdownjust wanted to pandemic, i think everyone in lockdown just wanted to feel a bit of nostalgia, may be buy collectables are what

to, you know, russia's been playing by the rules here. russia been darting its eyes, crossing its t z and, and essentially going by international law. but when it comes to the rules based order, it seems the rules base order operates according to its own rules. mister polanski, it's a real shame, frankly, for from a personal standpoint, it's a shame to see the un behaving this way. why did so many abstain mr. polanski and only china was back in the investigation. in fact, the chinese representative said the world needs to know about this. well, we know what kind of pressure our colleagues insecurity, council face from united states and its allies. not only in general assembly about security council also is on the arena for these kind of pressure. so i'm quite sure that our colleagues from e 10, unfortunately couldn't leave up to the expectations of pursuing a totally independent line and presenting their own use in the in this question. this is also very disappointing. i'm. i'm very much grateful to our chinese colleagues. they displayed, displayed bravery, disregard, and i think that was

ameshia: in addition to a lot of advocacy groups led by belen neils and gen z -- by millennials and geneveryone tweets and is on tiktok. tiktok does not vote. you have to vote. i want to step back to something that was just said. it made it sound like mail-in ballots were moot. ameshia: it was harder to get to a polling place . now , we see that expansion. a lot of inner-city voters are using them for their convenience. they did that during the pandemic. it shifted upwards because they did not want to be in long lines and risk getting covid. patty: what does this mean for the presidential election ? for as long as i have been covering politics, as long as i have been covering politics, it was the working class voter working -- voting for the democrats. it is like someone put the demographics in a blender and has been spinning it around for eight years. what is going on ? christine: the demographics have been changing. you look at the census. you see the increase from asian american and pacific islanders and latino communities. they are growing in states that were not in play before it.

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he's represented jay-z, and he's coming in, and they're managing what could be layoffs, you know, just to start of about 25% of the workforce. and then that's going to get bigger, at least from the documents we've seen. it could get to about 75% of the workforce, which is crazy. >> yeah, elizabeth, let me jump in. you talked about layoffs. now you're impacting bay area people, viewers here and people who live in the bay area. you talk about whether it's 25% or up to 75%. what's the timeline? are we talking days from now, weeks from now, or is this kind of next year? >> oh, i think it will be fairly soon. twitter has about 7,500 employees. twitter went remote actually before other companies did, so not all their employees live in the bay area anymore. but a good number do, and there's also the question, of course, in the bay, in san francisco, twitter's real estate. if no one's coming to the office, no reason to have that real estate in mid market anymore. in terms of the bigger cuts, i don't know the timeline. i don't think anyone does because it's been changing all the time. >> elon m

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now my colleague actually kramer v z and i have been exploring the continent by rail for our theories. europe by train. we've traveled from the scottish highlands to the coast eventually. and many places in between, to show you some of the oldest and most beautiful railroad lines in europe. for this episode, axle abroad the flemish band in norway or clams, banner in norwegian for a trip down the mountains to one of the countries many floors. the kilometer on our line is barely 20 kilometers long, but travelers on this train aren't likely to forget the ride. pay their i'm ok, so can i the, the euro max report, and i'm about to explore the flom spanner. some say it's even the most beautiful train right in the world, and i want to check that out. so join me on my right. early in the morning to 1st training, mergers from the depot by the yard, clamps to mountain, then comes back down. be on it with bang hammer, who's in charge of marketing for the plum spanner. even before we left, i could say the train is really beautiful. the car see it out from the 60 and still driving and driving and

sea, although they were in the mediterranean sea, and there were these two ships with the letters z andn the chives, this is a missile cruiser of the varangian pacific fleet and the big anti-draft ship admiral tributs, they stood there because at the beginning of the war they came there to the mediterranean sea, but the turks did not let these two ships pass, how do you assess erdoğan’s position now, taking into account the fact that, after all, he he is trying to introduce some kind of dialogue with the russians. he is talking about this gas hub that they want to create for the sale of russian gas on the territory of turkey. they are conducting some kind of economic dialogue and developing economic ties despite the fact that most countries have imposed economic sanctions against russia. what is the role of the president in the current situation turkey. well, you know. in my opinion, this role is ambiguous, and you are right. sergei, you mentioned the positive steps taken by ordigan . well, and about the fact that these ships were standing still of the russian fleet for 8 months in the

line of bay area women who have innovated changed the game, who lead fearlessly in their communities z. andhis new look you nice or uniforms were designed by oakland-based artist and muralist alison human who says that she wanted to shine a light on the warrior women here in the bay area. she says that the black jerseys feature 2 gold roses are 2 good reasons, one because the dogs, of course, are champions and she wanted to get them their flowers and 2 human wanted to use flowers as a symbol for ally ship and to honor women as rows, of course, was one of the samples used in the women's suffrage movement. so there you have it. that school can't wait to see them on the court. the new uni's. that's a thing. that's the thing i just learned that little breezy are nice and you are cool. yeah. and those uniforms are that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5 for being with us this hour. stick around, though. a lot more news ahead tonight on kron. 4 news at 06:00pm and can have there. >> news you need and are ready with that broadcast. that flowers. sorry. all right. vicki grant, thank you both very much. com

i've tried to al, right t z and, you know, officials on facebook i cannot get any reply and eventually had to leave with it. it's traumatic and creates more and more pressure to, to whistleblowers. absolutely, i can only imagine the type of pressure these whistleblowers are under and it probably deters a lot of other potential whistleblowers from coming forward or their resources in africa to help whistleblowers or their private organizations like your blueprint for free speech that can help whistleblowers in africa well, john, recently we, i started it, you know, public awareness campaign over the last a year or 2 in nor did to assist further. in south africa. i'm currently, there is a new legislation already form legislation though, which the, which blog protection are and published closer. but i'll be honest to you. i'm a truly believed that it's for the privileged and elite, i'm irish. i came to the, stood that certain age years in south africa are peaky, and choosing on the celebrity case. it's very tragic and the left. a lot of lead seat whistleblowers to dry. i'm. we have for a

i've tried to al, right to z and, you know, officials on facebook. i cannot get any reply and a vessel you had to leave with that. it's traumatic and creates more and more pressure to, to whistleblowers. absolutely, i can only imagine the type of pressure these whistleblowers are under and it probably deters a lot of other potential whistleblowers from coming forward or their resources in africa to help whistleblowers or their private organizations like your blueprint for free speech that can help whistleblowers in africa. well, john, recently we, i started a, you know, a public awareness campaign over the last a year or 2 in nor did to assist further in south africa. i'm currently, there is a new legislation already form legislation though, which the whistleblower protection and public disclosure. but i'll be honest to you, i'm a truly believed that it's for the privileged and elite, ah, eric, i came to the stood that certain edge yos in south africa, are picky and choosing only celebrity case. and that is tragic. and the left a lot of lead seat whis

it’s all from a to z. and tell something about history or literature, they come home and tell. mom, we’ll tell you . i think in the luhansk and donetsk regions, that is, where the family in our country considers it necessary for the child to have a future, and the future is not in some totalitarian state, but really, the future for the child is a pine tree, the light can say yes. they do it like that. it's a pity, sometimes it's also tragic, and because children can't always hold back and uh, what scares children like water, for example, in the last one, here's literally a scarecrow that exists in berdyansk, when will it start saying if we said before, we'll call your parents to the director, now some collaborating teachers say that we will now invite your parents to candidacy . well, that's it. and there are such examples, as well as the example of the same melitopol, when a girl who refused to write the so-called " exo" soldiers, that is, "soviet" or "russian occupiers ." the collaborating teacher said that

, you're asked to give personal pronounce that include the standards he, her, they and noises like z and tay and fayettfay,those are pronouns i . you're not limited to one and so called gender identities. they're adjectives and others are life experiences like woman with a history of gender transition or man of trannings experience, which means you're a guy that accidently hit on a trans woman at a bar. and you're told you can click gender f word. that's listed. there are some gender identities we can all say i don't know if anyone knows what these things mean. they include gender outlaw, gender creative, brother boy, gray gender and means you show ambivalence to gender and give sexual orientation and includes scoliosexual, oriomentic and slinck. the meyer likelihood you are of getting chosen for this. if you're a sex worker or migrant worker and they ask about your race in addition to the monthly income, you get gender inclusive care and case management. applications open this past tuesday if anyone is interested, apply online through december 15th. i hear if you identify as two spirit,

i'm kristen z and i'm dan ashley. or joining us from los angeles to the bay area all across the state thousands of uc workers. hit the picket lines today nearly 48,000 grad student researchers teaching assistants and other student employees walked out today demanding higher pay and more benefits abc 7 news reporter liam melendez is live the newsroom to talk about the impact on students leanne. well, you know not only students but also the research right that the ucs are known for will be impacted. so remember guys your college days when you had to take a lab, it was almost always a graduate student who offered it now this comes as students are headed towards finals without what many call the backbone of the university system. and we strike when we strike of the 10 ucs. berkeley had the most student employees walking out today with 9,000 ucsf had nearly 3,000. these are postdoctoral scholars teaching assisncraduate students who do research we do a bulk of the teaching and a bulk of the research here and you see works be

whether it's something that they can go home and say, we achieved x, y, z, i don't think they expect that, but they do want to come up with sort of a list of tasks that they will assign to members of their staffs to start working on together. and so they didn't lay out specifically what those would be, but you can imagine things like climate change, north korea, items where they do feel like they have the potential to cooperate to be on that list. and we do expect to hear from the president afterwards. he will convene a press conference, and so we will be able to hear him, in his own words, describe how this meeting went. now, those press conferences have proved somewhat contentious in the past when president biden talks about taiwan, about other issues. so it will be interesting to see how he characterizes this meeting later today. michael. >> yeah, absolutely. ivan watson, let's go to you. give us a broader sense of mr. xi's aims there in bali. taiwan obviously a prickly issue. anything to talk about there, or just a hardening of positions? >> reporter: well, it is hard to see where

large red push in florida, but also maxwell frost was elected, and maxwell frost really ran a progressive campaign. he is also the first gen z to be placed in congress if you actually spoke about it before came on as well, yes the woke mob might be scary to republicans, and traditional voters, excuse me traditional candidates that run the gop. but, that is not really matter, because young voters are voting really largely with the democrat party. i mean, the republicans do not resonate with them in a larger scale, and at the end of the day it does not even matter in my opinion, because young voters are voting democratic and drove anyways. >> all right, well, i appreciate your perspective on this, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> american voters tonight are republicans predicted red wave on tuesday, but key house and senate races are still up in the air, and if you won't be settled for weeks. we will speak with our political analyst after a short break. please stay with us. but are these lines enough? a subaru with eyesight... (kid vo) hey dad! (vo) ...watches the lines for any danger... and can automatically stop itself. (

that is, this is a completely new ship and, well, a completely new level, let's say so and z and b is his aircraft carrier strike group. by the way, there is also an american missile cruiser e of the third class, that is, which has, well , for understanding, well, it can launch in one salvo, if i am not mistaken, more than a hundred marketers, that is, the forces are significant, they are placed, well, let's say so on the flanks of nato, that is, in the north and in the south, and well , again, everyone understands that they have been sent , the proterers are excluded. thank you. let's all watch the news together, and ivamelnik is ready to tell us about it. congratulations, colleagues. thank you . at this moment, i will talk about the most important thing together with the news editor. i will start with what is currently happening in the kherson region, stay with us

we've just heard from president biden in the last few minutes who's in from 10 attending b a z and some of the he's welcome the results for the thing that he's looking forward to the next couple of years. and so he mind control of the senate is utterly essential for him to push through his legislative agenda. now these 3 wins as well. in recent days, pennsylvania, arizona, and nevada, all in swing states, they were all states that republicans had marked 4 possible victories. they will also contended by republican candidates hand pick 10 endorsed by former president donald trump. there's a lot of factors coming out of this one say, one thing it's going to undermine his oversized influence within the republican party. and certain he is going to call into question his judgment, even among fellow republicans. but it's also a massive decree for joe biden, cementing his sanchez lead of the democratic party with the senate controlling the senate. he's actually done better than any 1st and democratic president and midterm elections in nearly a century. so a massive achievement by the sitting pr

i say, "we still want x, y and z." early days to know — possibly, but it's very early days to know exactly what he has in mind, but the story— to know exactly what he has in mind, but the story reports that he spoke to zelensky and reaffirmed the uk's support— to zelensky and reaffirmed the uk's support for ukraine. rishi sunak is sticking _ support for ukraine. rishi sunak is sticking to — support for ukraine. rishi sunak is sticking to the line of his predecessors, it sounds like, but we have to _ predecessors, it sounds like, but we have to wait — predecessors, it sounds like, but we have to wait until the g20 meats, because _ have to wait until the g20 meats, because i— have to wait until the g20 meats, because i think the action is going to he _ because i think the action is going to be whether us, china and russia are. to be whether us, china and russia are and _ to be whether us, china and russia are and the — to be whether us, china and russia are. and the ukrainians, of course. what's _ are. and the ukrainians

diplomats, most notably a us a tom shay, who was supposed to go off raising his middle finger to a letter z and moscow. think moscow encourages such actions? i don't think so. i really don't. i mean, i think that the united states is absolutely insistent on it's in the ology, prevailing everywhere. and i think that it wants to encourage as many countries to be style and diagonal to russia as possible to that. and it floods the zone with all kinds of stories about russia, particularly the one that they going with most fervently that somehow had threatened to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. of course has never threatened to use nuclear weapons. and your great, nonetheless, it has an effect in many countries. people are afraid. well, wow, rough is very terrible. it's threatening to use nuclear weapons. but of course, that's why the americans put out the story and they make sure that they have their apologist and their friendly outlets such as political give why currency to this nonsensical story as well. what's happening right now with the president in hungary is that there's only like reverse dip

winds, briefly across the valley, eric's across costco suddenly rose the coast of algeria and to new z. and then of course, with the wrap around heavy rains, more of a problem, something on the west coast of italy, snow in the afternoon. and that rains heading don't dance was nor may be that of worn out of heavy rain in doors because it's an unusual situation, of course. now for most of europe now, this is gray and quiet, often overcast for days on end. disappointing the temperatures in single figures. the stormy weather was around the northern turkeys still there. nurses producing some snow for the high ground, the only snow falling on the ground. the bulk of the baltic states, for example, vilnius 3 days of latin skies, an occasional snow, and it's cold. now miss, we do change things every now again, bring that front rain into western, frowns, portugal, and for a time maybe into some sunshine to western poland. but it won't last for north africa, the rainy's to with sponsored by catchall anyways. aah! [000:00:00;00] with whole ah! the me. again the top thorns on al jazeera iran supreme le

the polls are wrong because of gen z and x not answering the phone. most are based on land lines, which are the boomers, and we know how they vote." guest: there is something to be said for that, and something not to be said for that. there are real challenges to the polling industry. people have transferred to mobile phones, and everyone has caller id, so response rates have plummeted. at the same time, there are things posters can do to account for those issues with waiting -- weighting. the problems we have had with polling over the last few cycles have been trump supporters not answering the phones. they don't trust media companies, don't want to take their polls. i think people should understand that, yes, there have been 2% or 3% point errors that have favor democrats over the past few cycles. it could easily be two or three points going the other direction like we saw in 2012 where obama over performed the polls. the polls are rough indicators, not precise instruments. host: what about the youth vote? caller: youth voters have been -- guest: you

look, in 2020 for the first time ever, millennials and generation z, which now really extends to young adults from 18 to 40 exceeded the baby boomers and older as a share of eligible voters. >> right. >> in 2024 for the first time ever, gen z and baby boomers will exceed as a share of voters. you can see the trend line that republicans are dealing with. neither of these voters necessarily love democrats, and certainly biden's approval rating has lagged among them really from the beginning. even the democratic primaries in 2020. but they are the most diverse, the most secular, the best educated generations in american history. and you can see them visibly recoiling from a trump-style cultural agenda that in many ways is about restoring the america of the 1950s before all of the rights revolutions that began in the 1960s that is a challenge. it will be more of a challenge in a presidential year than it was this year because they will and always are a bigger share of the vote in the presidential year than they are in the midterm year. >> yeah. interesting trend line. we're almost out of t

it's national z and this is shiny york is when you buy on it. when you sit down with the buy mia? ah. welcome back across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter le belcher manager. we're discussing after the midterms. ah . okay, let's go back to craig last, a las vegas here. no bout, you know, when you're talking about high politics in united states, you still can't get away from talking about donald trump. what did he have a good night or a bad night? a net wayner. net lose. well, i mean, it depends on how you look at it, his mac or so. yeah. yeah, i mean, it depends really, i mean, from what i see, i'm an election integrity activist. so i go to a lot of electron integrity meetings. this is just going to motivate his base right now. to continue to learn more about the system, continue to fight to get the election straight. i gotta tell you, peter, i am so impressed with the america 1st crowd when it comes to their election. integrity movement. 2020 really stung them and they're being proactive. it, it's much more i can say that about the progressives in 2016 that just wa

not we saw a huge number of millennial and gen z voters, vote for gun violence prevention. ction. so i think sending u.s. senators, as much as those leaving have to understand that those voters, those voters are voting for their lives, and they are prioritizing gun violence prevention, including us assault weapons ban. i'm >> so glad you brought that up. because statistics show the people who want laws to combat gun violence or the young people you just mentioned. the gen z, millennials, they are now voting in record numbers, as we saw in the midterm elections, we are even seeing them win seats, like maxwell frost, is gen z, and he ran on a gun control platform. they are voting for democrats right now. do you think this will false republicans to change their tune, especially, as you said, they want to be able to retain their seats, or get a seat. >> regardless of what party you affiliate with, if you're running for office, you want to win. and it's clear that if you want to be on the winning side of this issue, you need to stand for gun violence prevention. for gun safety. a

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we saw a large showing or from jen z and young people overall a large showing of from people of color. but we also saw that magar republicans in those who were riding with donald trump, didn't do as well as the media would lead you to believe. so you know, the read tsunami or to read wave, if you will, i was predicted. doesn't seem to have taken place, and the house hasn't been determined yet, so we still got an outside shot to, to keep dad and also keep dissented on so we'll see how that goes. abilene outside shot for sure. and you're, you're right, republicans didn't have the read through nominated, they predicted. but what they have is just an of power justin of votes justin of seats. it seems to be real, anything that democrats want to do this upcoming a congressional season. but what does that mean for the democratic agenda year, so particularly in the house, i am not looking forward to being in the minority. but as you know, policies don't become law until they pass the house and the senate. so the fact that the senate might still remain in our favor. is it actually right for co

. >> jay-z and beyoncÉ came to th white house, that was nice and they had the cast of hamilton come tofor the regular people it was just like what about us. >> they remain and start for many democrats for it it's always of course a danger to speak in a rally where presiden obama is speaking if you're not as talented as he is very its gifted to her, and i think sometimes we forget how gifted he is. >> remember the glistening pectoral muscles. member he were out that in the washington post? get these people just talk to themselves they talk to one another they don't talk to normal people under barack obam people suffered and they suffered in really profound way which is what open the way for donald trump to pick off all of those democrats. >> charlie, thank you. when we come back a creepy reveal from the ingraham house. ♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. um...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow that was fast! good news, pal. i'm not detecting any of the six most common arrhythmias. what next? let's get some fresh air. been cooped up for too long

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