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That they are the ones who can govern but if kevin mccarthy insists on being the speaker and we go on vote after vote and we go on vote after vote and he is failing, its going to seem as though actually he is the obstacle to healthy governance in the house and thatis governance in the house and that is when he is going to start, i believe, to lose, even among mainstream republicans, so who will be next? i think the strong likely alternative is steve scalise, kevin mccarthys deputy, is known to w...

"we can see the finish line," but added more needed to be done to save lives and minimize economic disruption. and on december the 14th, the worlds biggest and most influential central bank, the us federal reserve, increase the cost of borrowing again to a range of 4.25% to 4.5%. remember, it wasjust above zero at the start of the year and many other central banks have followed suit. so with all of that in mind, and the pandemic still playing out, back in may, i asked the head of the internation...

Year highs, leading to a cost of living crisis. and when it comes to covid, on the 14th of september, the head of the world health organization, the who, said, and i quote, "we can see the finish line," but added more needed to be done to save lives and minimize economic disruption. and on december the 14th, the worlds biggest and most influential central bank, the us federal reserve, increase the cost of borrowing again to a range of 4.25% to 4.5%. remember, it was just above zero at the start ...

District attorneys investigation, the centerpiece is the phone call from donald trump to secretary of state brad raffensperger where trump asked him to find exactly 11,780 votes this case has been going on nearly two years, picking up steam the last six months weve seen a flury of subpoenas to powerful people. this case is going to a grand jury that would make a recommendation whether the case should be indicted or not. the da needs to decide whether to take the case to a regular grand jury to s...

Story, and arent releasing repeat offenders a huge obstacle to public safety? >> i hope they learn their lesson. he had firearms. dangerous suspect. it resulted in another person getting shot. almost killed. the man got hit seven times. im hoping this is an eye-opening experience and they wont be able to stand the lawsuits that will come down the pipe if they continue to do these things. some people need to stay in jail. some people need to be incarcerated. many who are incarcerated need to be s...

Story? >> and arent releasing repeat offenders a huge obstacle to public safety? >> learned the lesson because it wasnt simply a even student loan reforms. since gage was supposed to make. it simply wont work. and resulted in another. i mean, the checks actually got hit seven times, but this is the ability to build and withstand. the lawsuits are going to come down the they could change in these things because we know some people need to stay in jail. people need to be incarcerated. many people ...

From the travel disruptions of people have been dealing with for days. it has truly been a nightmare for tens of thousands of holiday travelers as well as airports and airlines who have been plagued with cancellations and delays nationwide and in large part due to the deadly arctic blast we have been dealing with over the last few days. today, theres been more than 5000 delays in more than 2000 cancellations across the country. not great, but it is much better than just 24 hours ago. it could be...

To start talking about the ultimate limits of ukrainian offenses. during this winter, ukraine is going to have to just survive, and i think to some extent, it takes the discussion off track when we start talking about whether or not the ukrainian should, you know, drive toward the sea in crimea. i just think its a really premature discussion, and one thing i want to add about all of this, whether its crimea or any other kind of settlement or end to this war, the russians have to want to end this...

Footsteps of others. hes the first captain since the hall-of-famer, jeter, retired in 2014. judge spoke about how meaningful the new role is to him. >> this is an incredible honor that i dont take lightly and, you know, im going to continue to try to be the same leader that ive been the past six years. continue to lead by example. i know theres probably going to be a couple more responsibilities with this, but im here to embrace every single obstacle and continue to lead this team and lead this ...

I’m dreaming of a white Christmas, just like the ones I used to know before the drought.