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it is extraordinarily scary times in the united states of america. >> we'll get to this in a little more detail later. even in every appearance before congress that the danger to this country has never been as loud as it is right now. it's never been this bad as what he's saying. a lot of it has to be where a lot of these illegal immigrants are common, iran and syria, tens of thousands, china and russia and egypt, afghanistan and yemen in kazakhstan. i would argue that it's inevitable now, we have terror cells that joe biden is allowed into this country in the country is going to get hit. those cops shot and the he has blood on his hand, any attack on this country i blame biden and he we'll have blood on his hands and he has failed this country needs failed in his duties as commander-in-chief and that is to secure our border and prevent
try to limit them. how should that happen? going forward kaitlan, if you look at the history going back decades of collaborations with chinese scientists, we're not talking about chinese officials were talking about china any scientists who've collaborated with the european union, with the united states, with canada, with australia. a lot of very good important science that has contributed to global health has come from collaborations with the chinese now, obviously because of the tension that's gone wrong on right now, that's changed a bit. >> and i hope it gets back to normality where there can be mutual benefit of inter elaborate international collaboration among sciences. the way it's been for decades. this is just very recent. this degree of tension that we're seeing. >> yeah, the other thing that came up today was focused on the us and how a deputy of
nicaragua, venezuela, as well as cpp one, the phone app that allows migrants and mags to cross it there ports of entry. it is way more than just these numbers that have been sectioned off? this is a huge number of people, in that we see what happens as a consequence. >> trace: gets bigger and bigger and bigger and does nothing to down. great to have you on the show as always, thank you. coming up, and rogers shook hands and former president dawn trump are the fc fight in new jersey that because a new york jets quarterback posterior to the grading on his social media. how comes in many mainstream media are assessing rogers' now would donald trump? plaza tennessee politicians and makes his washington debut. in a somewhat silly way. and those mother graduates from princeton university with her son by her side, in the days best of viral videos coming up. later in the "the nightcap", last nights can melt connection resulted in a flood of donations
fbi agent, she's not necessarily testifying about her experience in the case. she is helping to authenticate evidence to bring it into this trial. and really the first witness we heard from was hunter biden himself because for nearly an hour, we heard from the audio version of his memoir that he actually narrates and they specifically played the portion where he talked about being addicted to crack, the lengths he went to to obtain it and what that did to his life it was fascinating today thing to watch him. he and his lawyers very attentive listening to him describe this and of course, the first lady was in the first row in the courtroom also listening to this doctor still biden in attendance. again today, showing support for her stepson. but as of now, there's only been one witness called and she's expected to be on the stand for quite awhile as she helps process heaters, kickoff their case by bringing in all the really key evidence all right. >> and palm before we let you go, i also want to ask about some of the jurors in this trial. we know that several have lost loved ones to
people that were in the shelter system costing hundreds of dollars a day that were actually able to work, they were eligible to work. they just didn't know. is there a way to make sure that information is there, that it's in all the languages it needs to be in to get these people working? >> you've hit on an area which has been frustrating. because of privacy and laws that are in place to protect individuals' personal data, only the federal government can let them know when they've been approved for work authorization, not the state or the city. they literally text people. they have a wait to communicate with them and tell them where to go for the next step. so it is imperfect now, but we know the path forward will be better. but also just having fewer people to deal with on a daily basis to take the pressure off, let out some of the steam, that is going to make a huge difference. those are the changes we hope to see as a result of president biden standing up today.
there's a big difference in what's being talked about in taxes, for example, or government programs or energy or technology transfer to foreign countries it's worth focusing on those now, because if you don't like what you have right now, you may want to hear the new ideas for the existing incumbent or the ones that may be coming in from a new candidate so let me ask you, because former treasury secretary larry summers was poo-pooed by the biden white house when he was warning about inflation. >> if the but the hundreds of millions of dollars were pumped into the economy as biden did summers is now warning that under a second possible trump presidency, trump's economic plans, including extending the tax cuts and increasing tariffs, deporting migrants he says now that that would make inflation even worse than it is. he told the atlantic quote there has never been a presidential platform, so self-evidently inflationary as the one put forward by president trump what do you
lot of republican coalescing around the former because the united states, and i will just point out, kate, it does seem that appearing in court does pay off for donald trump because look at the trump big fundraising days. there was the new york arraignment back back here in last year, we have the georgia indictment, these two dates are actually flipped here and then the new york conviction here. what do we see? we see the again, a huge, big fundraising day, thursday's amount was about twice the amount of his prior record. so the fact is donald trump seeing big fundraising. again, look at this yeah in 48 hours. the equivalent of about a month. yeah. >> both men are going to have enough money to run for president. >> one thing i think i think we can conclude. i think that that's exactly right. this race has not going to ultimately be about money. it's gonna be about the message that's going to be driven home by the money still very interesting though. >> thank you here. thank you, john. all right. well, this now, pete, seat, former spokesman for george w bush in the white house, and vice president of bose public affairs group and keith boys in a democratic strategist and former aide in the clinton white house, you both look way too young to have worked in
attorney, david weiss, who was also a trump appointee and kept on by president biden who oversee this very case. and the one that is now obviously set to go to trial later this year in california. allison. >> okay. evan, caitlin, thank you both very much for the preview. >> all right. now, the ongoing headache in atlanta, thousands of people are still forced to boil their water after several water main breaks over the past few days as of now, crews are still working on repairing those breaks. atlanta mayor andre dickens has declared a state of emergency and he gave cnn an update this morning so right now, atlanta's most most atlanta's have water is just we want to make sure that they boil it out of a precautionary measure. >> and this has been in place over the last de and a half to two days that we've been under a boil water advisory, but we're trying to resolve the situation nobody is happy when you can see water gushing out of the street the mayor says
purportedly this subcommittee exists to examine the origins of the pandemic i can to better prepare for potential future threads. but there is potential threat out there right now in terms of h5n1 bird flu, we're not hearing about that at all now, most people say that that threat right now is very low, but you think you have dr. fauci, there would be here any questions about that? and i'm not hearing from anyone that that is expected to be the topic today. we did see a republican staff memo based on the transcripts of the interviews with dr. fouchier behind closed doors back in january 2 straight days of questioning of him, and they did say they're going to focus on covid origins, covid era policies, and things like that. i think specifically we're going to hear a lot of focus on the origins of the pandemic in. grants given to a specific group, ecohealth alliance and any oversight dr. fauci had of that and that as we were hearing from lauren, is really the political football right now all right. >> everyone standby because we
robert macintyre says winning the canadian open with his father as his caddy, the man who taught him the game, meant everything to him and his family. macintyre sealed his first victory on the pga tour here, with dad dougie filling in as his caddy, finishing one shot clear at the top of leaderboard in hamilton. the father and son sharing a congratulatory hug after wrapping up victory on the 18th green. macintyre said he didn't think they'd be able to win when his dad stepped in, but confirmed afterwards that he'll be rewarded for his help. yeah. he's going to get a nice paycheque out of it. and my mum and dad will be mortgage—free now, and life's looking a little bit better on that side of things. but he just wants me to do well because i'm his son. i just felt like the guy that's properly taught me the game of golf. i'm going to win a tournament with him in my bag and it's just so special. so it sounds like he's going to get the caddie's percentage, then? yeah, he'll do all right.