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The 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump promised to slash energy and electric prices by 50 percent within his first year in office during remarks at a campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania. He also touched on several key campaign issues, including crime, law enforcement, and border security. The former president invited David McCormick, the 2024 U.S. Senate nominee in Pennsylvania, to speak briefly to the crowd. Former President Trump's Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, held a 1-point advantage in the FiveThirtyEight average of presidential polls in the Keystone State on the day of this rally. Sponsor: Trump Presidential Campaign

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"I will engage in what Franklin Roosevelt called bold, persistent experimentation," 2024 Democratic presidential nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris said when unveiling more details on her self-proclaimed "opportunity economy." Her agenda had three main parts: lowering costs, investing in American innovation,, and leading the global economy. Her remarks came a day after former President Donald Trump said he intended to impose high tariffs on foreign products coming into the U.S. in an effort to bring manufacturing jobs back to the country. The Economic Club of Pittsburgh hosted the event. Vice President Harris held a one-point lead in the FiveThirtyEight polling average for Pennsylvania on the day this event was held, and the three most recently released polls had her and her Republican rival, former President Trump, tied. Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

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2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz (MN) campaigned at a rally in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He spoke about issues such as reproductive freedom and finding solutions to mass shootings. Moreover, he addressed the unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants ate pets in Springfield, Ohio, which was repeated by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (OH). Gov. Walz also remarked on newly discovered comments allegedly made by North Carolina gubernatorial nominee Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson (R) on a pornographic website, in particular Mr. Robinson referring to himself as a "Black Nazi." Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

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2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz (MN) campaigned at a rally in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He spoke about issues such as reproductive freedom and finding solutions to mass shootings. Moreover, he addressed the unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants ate pets in Springfield, Ohio, which was repeated by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (OH). Gov. Walz also remarked on newly discovered comments allegedly made by North Carolina gubernatorial nominee Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson (R) on a pornographic website, in particular Mr. Robinson referring to himself as a "Black Nazi." Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

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FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr (R) and others testified on Biden administration policies before the House Oversight and Accountability Committee. Conservative policy advocates, including Mandy Gunasekara, former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief of staff and contributing author to Project 2025, testified on perceived policy failures of the Biden administration and another witness testified on perceived successes. Topics included border security and immigration, broadband access, electric vehicles and energy policies. Sponsor: House Oversight and Accountability Committee

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and i reported this on cavuto's show ask s that the market is getting ahead of the fed, powell cannot provide pivot language because inflation still, even in a best case scenario, still at 7%. liz: absolutely. 8.2. >> that's what happened and it caught the market off guard and we're definite at session lows around 490. liz: s&p down 94. >> it was interesting because literally in the last week, i report that had blackrock was telling its investors that, hey, we think three more rate hikes, pivot language, and the closest you got to that pivot language was like, maybe, possibly, if. there wasn't any pivot language really in there. it's one of these disconnects. i mean, listen, why is the market doing this, liz? it's like a heroin addict at this point coming off -- liz: probably delusional thinks he'd have talked about that -- >> all we got was good news from the fed in a sense we're going

i just didn't really have any purpose, and so i hit that pipe and i sat right down and i really never left again. i never left that life. >> that life led nyp to a street in grand rapids with a reputation. >> division is the main street for prostitution. i did walk the streets prostitution-wise. there's a lot of money. it's basically what a lot of the girls, how they make their money. they can make $1,200 in a day. but i spent everything i got on drugs. it was different than anything i ever imagined my life would be. >> nyp's crack addiction led to multiple arrests in grand rapids and one prior conviction for possession. >> i had somebody ask me the question one time, do you love your daughters or do you love crack more? i sat there and i had to think about it. i mean, i didn't have to think about it. i know.

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>> elizabeth gallagher. you have to have a canadian passport. >> all right there, amy. thank you. >>> but we'll switch to health news and we all know that exercise is good for you but new studies are showing not only builds muscle power but brain power and our senior medical contributor dr. jennifer ashton is here with more. what's the new revelation here. >> well, we've known for a long time that exercise is good for our entire body and our heart and our waistline but we're learning more and more about how it benefits the brain on all levels. the obvious way is that it increases blood flow. whenever you're doing exercise, your heart is working, it's getting more blood to the brain. the muscles also produce a substance that combat depression so helps your mood. it makes that signaling that goes on different parts of the brain more efficient and there are substances produced that help prevent cellular damage and delay the effects -- >> what do you have to do to get the benefits. >> you don't have to lose way pound much that's the best news about this and actually have to do much less than we think as little as 20 minutes of moving around. even walking can help but we used to think it was really cardio. stretching, flexibility, weight training, all of that helps the brain balance tasks. >> pilates. >> all of that. >> good, good. >> anything for 20 minute, sounds like it's a great idea for adults. what about kids. >> a lot of data show kids who do 20 minutes of exercise perform better on tests good for teens for us at work.

texas license plate. this is just coming into our news room. this is from griff jenkins and david spunt. the suspect drives that truck, with a texas license plate, right through bourbon street. according to their sources, this person came through eagle pass, texas, two days ago, okay. we're gonna leave that up on your screen. these are just new photos. i just keep thinking from covering these things, and also from going to these big events and having fun. who thinks they're going to go out in an area that looks like it has security. 300 police officers. they had security in the area. then you end up having a car drive right down the street, killing at least ten people. they have a coroners truck out there right now. we have to figure what's coming after this, guys. >> alexis, our gratitude to you for bringing us these new pictures.

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frustration. >> president biden giving an update as we hear from officials. the president elect says when i said that rain was coming in far worse than the criminals we have come in our country, that statement was refuted by democrats. it turned out to be true. the crime rate is at a level nobody has ever seen before. our hearts are with all of the innocent victims including the brave officers. the trump administration will fully support the city of new orleans as they innovate -- investigate and recover from this act of pure evil. mention, kennedy, eagle pass, we have some updated information from our sources that yes, the truck did cross the border at eagle pass, texas, that was in november. november 16th is the latest we're being told but we're also told that the shooter in new orleans that committed this terrible tragedy was not the person driving the truck. the truck did change some hands. they're working on the province of that track and how it got to new orleans, who drove it. we're hearing several different names. we want to be careful. we don't want to say anything

defense missile system on that ship. so obviously this is dangerous. the reality is they have had to decide the impact they wanted and that is they have shut down much of the container shipping some 90% going through the red sea and the suez canal. cargo shipping 67%. the tankers carrying fuel over 50% that means two weeks to go around the horn of africa. thousands and thousands of nautical miles and millions of dollars added to it. i cannot imagine what the insurance rates are at now as a result of all of this. but yes the houthi have accomplished their mission that is the reality of it. and here's the frustrating part. i know f for a fact the centcom commander has wanted to do more than just fire at the houthi who were firing at us.

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media generally accepted the pentagon's version of events. it >> the shooting began at midnight. everyone ran toward their home. people started hollering. children began crying. >> it was a complex operation, 20 seven targets were hit simultaneously. >> i don't know nothing. i was frightened. >> the goal was not to level the place, but to minimize damage to property and casualties. that was accomplished.

does speak to the power of this movement that we've been discussing both the republican leaders in the in the senate in the house. their initial reaction to trump's to january 6th. was repugnance, it's fair to say or at least they expressed that in mcconnell mitch mcconnell's case. it seemed to be very visceral. yeah in mccarthy's case, who knows but but they both expressed themselves to their to their caucuses and to their leadership on this that very quickly and mccarthy's case later in and more subtly mcconnell's case dissipated and i thought one of the most telling quotes in the book was when mcconnell was sort of explaining why he didn't go along with the impeachment.

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sword, he didn't use this. >> security at this store is a major priority. someone unseen in the back monitors the video and they are also armed and ready. that is not the image perry market wants to project in the community. the owners try to encourage people to do the right thing. >> you don't need to do that. you are a young guy, go out and find a job. this is not the way. this is the way that you will end by kill or in jail. >> no arrests have been made in the case. >> this could be the best story of the day. >> i asked the producer where did he get the sword from and the answer was from aladdin. dundee. you call that a knife. >> the guy said go get a job, don't rob my store. love that story. >>> time to check in with vanessa murdock.

thank you, sam. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight stars on cbs's blue blood. also the executive producer of tnt's new reality show about boston's police officers called boston's finest >> i don't want to get up at 5:00 in the morning and go to boxing. i think of being in a foot chase and losing.

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>> he was a friend. he was a great asset to the community. he was an important person. he is the nicest guy you'd ever want to me. he always did the right thing. >> you want the driver to know? >> i think he is a monster. he did not leave anybodyer. do not leave anybody hurt. >> as asking anybody with any information about the car or the driver to call the accident investigation you did. unit. >> the wife is so lost without

dr. lena wen, thank you for joining me once again, doctor. the idea of, you still shouldn't travel even with the vaccine, do you think that's the right call? >> i do not. look, i do understand the situation that the cdc is in. they want to be cautious. i do have sympathy for that. they don't want to overpromise initially and have to dial it back, but i also think that there is a cost to saying things that don't meet the common sense test. air travel, for example, alone, is very low risk when everybody is wearing mask. if somebody is vaccinated, that risk is lower still. the risk actually, i would be concerned about unvaccinated people who are traveling, going on spring break, going to lots of bars and hanging out and spreading it to one another. i'm not concerned about the vaccinated grandparent who is traveling across the country just to spend time with their extended family. i think that kind of nuance really needs to be spelled out or else it's not going to make sense to people, and not meet the reality test. >> you have messaging here being

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back to you, tom. >> tom: thank you, andy. let's welcome our guest. she's clockwise, always spinning to the right. kristin tate. he graduated from the tuck school -- dartmouth business school. comedian and author, paul ollinger. give him liberty or give him death, but please make it liberty, i kind of like the guy. "reason" magazine editor-in-chief matt welch. and his last name is latin for "request a twin bed." comedian michael loftus. okay, let's start the show. ♪ rachel maddow released

province in northwest syria. he insists that today, americans should trust him. you pledged allegiance to al qaeda. you worked with abu bakr al baghdadi, the emir of isis. so for you to say that you were not committed toighting americans, when that's in your past, is impossible for people to understand. >> jolani: (loud explosions)

of living, ethan -- decent job, it decent housing,. >> host: the fifth speaker, who got to follow john lewis? >> guest: she was not an official speaker. she was not one it the official spokespeople for the march but daisy bates spoke. she was the leader of the naacp naacp -- naacp branch famous for leading the integration of the high school, little rock high school and leading these young black students played valiantly come into the school and tremendous opposition, massive crowds. a white supremacist yelling at them. she was a newspaper publisher. she was very well-known and it's fascinating that she was not invited to be one of the

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